Mexico Still to Defy All the Powers Analysis
Washington dispatch notes editorials in Mexico City papers including Excelsior claiming strong probability the new regime will back the government under Carranza decrees. Officials reportedly support nationalization of subsoil resources as essential to Mexican industry, with almost unanimous opinion cited.
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Mexico
Waanington
Mexico City
Indemewi
THO Reson
Hoxtec
Dispatchas
Teddy
Carranza
United States
Great Britain
France
Excelsior
RIVA
Mexicar
Weir not connected to murder case in New Hampshire
Hanover June 18 Erwin T Wolk of Hull Ala was not connected with the shooting case at Dirtierth last Wednesday. A name mixup in the proof patches had misidentified him as a witness Crile Nicely Witte of Alton Ohio had been retained, and no whiskey smuggling link is found.
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Hanover
N. H
Erwin T. Wolk
Hull
Ala
Mr. Wels
Crile Nicely Witte
Alton
Ohio
Wels
Turkish peace delegation seeks extension in Paris talks
The Turkish grand vizier and head of the Turkish peace delegation request more time to respond to the peace terms at the Paris conference. An extension of days was granted earlier in June, with a June 26 reply deadline noted.
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Paris
Damdd Feria, Pasha
Turkey
Moorhead Readies For Tense Local Clash At Colby
Colby shows little interest in the chairman post as Moorhead visits for a Sunday showdown. The game features Callander and a strong Moorhead lineup with both teams eager to prove themselves. Fans are urged to attend in large numbers, as excitement runs high among players and locals.
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Colby
Moorhead
Rene Orknd
Korka Boys
Loesorm Byoa
Finwad
Veal
Callander
Baintridge Colby Denies Being Permanent Chairman Candidate
Washington June 10 Baintridge Colby declares in a statement he is not a receptive candidate for permanent chairman of the Democratic National Convention He says the convention will decide its officers and that he plans to cooperate with fellow delegates from the District of Columbia and participate in deliberations rather than seek any honor for himself.
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Washington
Baintridge Colby
Colby
Tam
Sronger
District of Columbia
Ee Mojestiy
Four Canadians Held for Illicit Liquor Traffic
Duluth Minnesota June 19 Goods totaling 19000 in value were seized last night by federal officials and four Canadians are under arrest as part of alleged international liquor traffic. The property included Canadian whiskey valued at 10000 two cylinder cars worth 2500 each and a gasoline launch valued at 4. The alleged smugglers are A R Burns George Burns E Y Hiatt and J A Barker all of Port Arthur Canada. The boat belonged to George Burns and is held as contraband.
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Duluth
Minn
East
International Naver Trafic
A. R. Burns
George Burns
E. Y. Hiatt
J. A. Barker
Port Arthur
Canada
Townley’s Pals in Wisconsin Send Greetings to Debs
Telegrams of greetings were sent to Eugene V Debs in Atlanta and to Carl Haensler jailed for refusal to enter the army during the war by the Socialist state convention at Wateau Wisconsin. Resolutions urged expulsion of socialists backing other parties and pledged support to industrial workers, while opposing prohibition and espionage acts and promoting woman suffrage.
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Wateau
Wis
Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta
Carl Haensler
Yorterda
Themerican Federation of Labor
Census figures and clothing firm ruling report
Census figures across several states show varied changes with Jefferson City Missouri up 221 percent and Annapolis Maryland down 30.8 percent while LaGrange Wisconsin’s population will be announced Monday at 10 30 a m. Separately Rochester New York Justice Rodenbeck sustains the Michael Sterr Clothing Company in its suit against the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America for permanent injunction and $100 000 damages.
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Eoro
Jefferson City
Berre
Mont Petier
Cr Annapolis
LaGraspe
Wir
Rochester
N. Y
Adolph J
Rodenbeck
Michael Sterr-Clothing Company
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Market News Mixed Opens and Daily Movements Report
New York stocks opened with mixed signals as rails strengthened and chemicals and motor shares showed modest gains. Bond markets featured a minor Anglo decline while copper and oils moved with futures momentum. Chicago tool shares rose 2 1 2 points amid a broad market uptick and a sizable turnover in NY produce and money markets.
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New York
Teavex
Salea
Anglo
Roday
Steele
Special Cree Election Notice for Grand Forks ND
Legal notice announces a special Cree election in Grand Forks North Dakota to decide on adopting a commission form of government. Election set for June 0, 1920, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., with precincts listed and qualified electors to vote on City Charter under commission versus aldermen systems.
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Grand Forks
North Dakota
Grand Orth Dakota
Conuimagua
Grand”Forks
Fort
Wheat receipts and livestock prices at South St. Paul
Wheat receipts in Minneapolis total 217 cars, up from 113 cars a year ago. South St. Paul livestock report shows 20,000 hogs with barrows and gilts at 14.35 to 14.60, cattle receipts 200 with steady markets, fat steers 6.50 to 16.01, cows and heifers 6.00 to 15.00, calves and feeders slow but steady at 5.00 to 14.00, lambs 9.00 to 16.00, ewes 2.00 to 7.00. Minnesota forecast calls for fall tonight and tomorrow with little temperature change.
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Chicago
South ST. Paul
Minn
Brothers and Teaders
Minnesota
Drayton shuts out Cavalier in fast Cavalier game
Drayton shut out Cavalier for the second time in two days in a league contest at Cavalier. Cameron on a walk, stole second, then scored on Consulans' hit to open the scoring. Farnsworth and Staley pitched well for Drayton. Cavalier’s Elfkemaa slipped on a Texas leaguer and Betchel was tagged at third trying to advance.
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Drayton
Cavalier
Tila
Cameron
Atole
Conslans
Elikema
Texas
Betchell
Farnsworth
Staley
Suspect in Murder Case Is Released
Chicago June 19 ex soldier James Tubin arrested by army Intelligence officers in the death of Mrs LeRay H Moen at Camp Grant was released today when tattoo marks on his arm showed he was not among the men wanted. Wisconsin addresses coal shipment concerns as Governor Philipp seeks aid from the Attorney General to obtain coal for the state.
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Money and Exchange
New York
Mercantile
Gooday
Len
New York Exchange
Lincoln, Park
Government Ponds
Bonde Steady
B. LiBsperanco
Chicago
James Tubin
Wisconsin
Magison
Wis
L. Philipp
Palmlr
Grand Pores Grain Market Declared Open
A grain market titled Grand Pores Market operates in the region described as open for trade with vendors and buyers listed in the market notes. No tee wet details accompany the proclamation.
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Holstein
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H J. Heffron
Bank of Gilby
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Townley
Debs
Letnes Farm
Thief River Falls
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Nancy
Moltr
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Carrie
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Ile
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Maleon
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Pere
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Jens Letnes
J. LaBéte
Dahlen
Parebead Sporthore
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Extea
Qneese
Liberty Bonds
Jung
Commion
Tha Lwafen
Aasar
Bucud
Enuesa
Rifai
Norte
Alaih
Mand
Fecone
Ming
Amber
Duran
Mide
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Jeagt
Galt
Gore
Relfow
Timothy Reed
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Eastern
Florida Spaulding
Minneapolis.Minn
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ST. Paul
Feapolis
Montana
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Farley
Chat Lal Lao
Neapolis
Darrets
LE. Drayton
Inf
Neo Neo
Tarnaworth
Camgroni
Stahley
Kibler
Tonia
Halock
Rarlatud
Flommiers
Prraattere
M.D. Butler
Chamber of Commerce
Nash
John Birkholz
Grand Forks, N. B
Redisk
Tage
Ginsburg Bros
First Ave
Grang Forks
Tudor
Aberdeen
Angus
Glyn, Mawr and
Glan Rafon
I Tudor and Son
Iowa City
Town and
M. Tudor
Hunter, ND
Fargo, N.D
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