Hungary Warns Bolshevik Threat Deepens European Turmoil
Budapest August 26. Admiral Nicholas Horthy says a Polish collapse would trigger a Europe-wide crisis as Central Europe remains unsettled by postwar treaties. He condemns Bolshevik propaganda and calls for better neighborly relations, free return for Hungarians in occupied lands, and relief from economic disruption caused by border changes.
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Associated Press
Budapest
Europe
Hungary
United States
Canada
Vienna
Odd and Interesting Climate and Law Notes
A thunderstorm notes birch alder and cherry as least dangerous trees. Seventeen murderers wait in Chicago county jail for execution. Berlin tires would cost six thousand dollars today. New York City hosts 35 to 40 nationalities. Snow plow blades often reuse locomotive boiler sides. London courts see six to seven hundred thousand defendants yearly. Fourteen rivals vied for the Republican U S Senate nomination in Oklahoma. The common adder starves itself and dies in six to nine months.
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Chicago
Berlin
New York City
London
United States
Oklahoma
Global meat consumption compares Australia and America
The world averages 39 pounds per person annually, while Australians and Americans consume about 180 pounds per person. This contrast highlights vast dietary differences between regions with high meat intake and the global average.
Social calendar highlights family news and events
The Thursday schedule lists a W M Baptist Church meeting at 4 pm and a dancing party at 8 pm honoring Miss Cecil Nathery of Austin. Friday features a Service Club dance, while many social notices follow: arrivals from California, visits in the city, travels to Aransas Pass and Corpus Christi, and upcoming weddings in San Agustin.
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Baptist Church
Berta Gongora
Cecil Nathery
Austin
Hortensia
Susana V. Vda
de Caballero
John H. Williamson
San Agustin Church
Community party honors Austin guests with games and dancing
Mrs Offer hosted a large reception in honor of Misses Marian and Dorothy Jackson of Austin. Guests included Marian and Dorothy Jackson, Carolyn Brennan, and many friends and families. Prizes were awarded for games among girls and boys, an ice course and cake were served, and dancing followed into the evening with numerous attendees and honorees listed.
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Albert Offer
Werner Offer
James Ward
Nellie Ward
Joe
Edwin
Teresa Fasnacht
Lionel
Raymond Goodman
Mabel
Jean Love
Newell
Mildred Leyendecker
Odette Bunn
Kathleen Heaner
Pearl
Ruby Colman
Anita Parker
Nettie Landrum
Dorothy
Doris Brennan
Margaret Copeland
Helen Lindsay
Charlie McMillan
Laura Taylor
Madonna Sorrell
Anna May Mussett
Margaret Lloyd
Hortense Leyendecker
Aline Baker
Lois
Dorothy Derby
Willian Meredith
Margaret Ward
Rosalie Biggio
Mary Elizabeth Jervis
Claire Jervis
Emilie Halsell
Jack Halsell
Horace
Beverly Hall
Joe Leyendecker
William Bigelo
George Derby
Roy Mims
Lott Taylor
Jack Taylor
Edward Wright
Arthur Derby
Dino DaCamara
Hunter Randolph
Ernest Heaner
Clarence Jefferies
Thomas Greenstreet
Norman Sorrell
Edward Leyencecker
Horace Greenstreat
Edward O'Sell
Truman
Robert Phelps
Fred Rogers
Jake Bunn
Fred Buenz
Ross Matthes
Alfred Brennan
Sue Brennan
Mike
Brennan
A. Matson
O. W. Mann
F. 8. Lusk
Harding-Coolidge Club Organized at Redmen's Hall
An enthusiastic meeting formed the Harding-Coolidge Club with 150 members. Officers elected include President H. H. Jefferies. Vice-presidents Roy Campbell F H W Ligarde J W Durst A R Garcia. Secretary A J Norton. Treasurer Sol Rubenstein. A by-laws committee was named to report next meeting.
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Harding-Coolidge Club
Redmen's Hall
H. H. Jefferies
Roy Campbell
F. H W. Ligarde
J. W. Durst
A. R. Garcia
A. J. Norton
Treaurer
Sol Rubenstein
F. Wormser
A. R. Vidaurri
Joe Moser
Chas. Hughes
Oscar Staben
Jessa Applewhite
E. de Lachica
Chas. Frees
John Reynolds
Reid Poster
J. Reynolds
Northwest Reclamation Group Planned for Four States
Seattle conference to formalize the Northwestern Reclamation Association covering Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana. The body linked to the Western States Reclamation Association aims to enlist Portland Tacoma and Seattle as major coast outlets for reclamation projects and irrigated Northwest products.
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Seattle
Wash
Northwestern Reclamation Association
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Western States Reclamation Association
Portland
Tacoma
Seatle
Cotton Service Bureau aims to boost Brazil’s northeastern cotton
In Rio de Janeiro on August 26 a presidential decree creates a Cotton Service Bureau to study soil and climate, set up experimental stations, and combat pests. Planters will receive machinery, implements, and fertilizers at cost, while facilities will prepare cotton for market. A representative of a major English cotton combine is visiting the northern states.
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Associated Press
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Cotton Service Bureau
English Cotton
Davis Cup Team to Play in San Francisco in November
Members of the American Davis cup tennis team are expected to appear in matches in San Francisco around November 1 before sailing for Australia to compete for the proby. The team plans to sail from Vancouver, B. C., about November 10.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Australia
Vanecouver
B. C
The Lieut enant Governorship and Lynch Davidson
August primary urges careful choice for lieutenant governor with emphasis on Lynch Davidson as qualified for governor if vacancy occurs. Opponent lauded for suffrage stance yet opposed by Non partisan League. support for Texas unity and opposition to division cited. Davidson praised as progressive Democrat aligned with San Francisco platform amid high stakes in Texas politics.
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Houston
Davidson
San Francisco
League
Minnesotta
San Jacinto
Texas
Senate
Centenary of Iowa statesman James Harlan observed
Des Moines officials note the 100th birthday of James Harlan born in Illinois who became Iowa’s U S senator, served during the Civil War and Reconstruction, and later as Secretary of the Interior. He also led educational work, chaired Iowa Wesleyan, and died in Mount Pleasant in 1899.
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Public Service
James Harlan
Iowa
United States Senate
Illinois
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Iowa City College
Iowa Wesleyan University
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Johnson
Senate
William B. Allison
Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims
Webster
Sumner
Santo Domingo
Mount Pleasant
Today’s News in Brief From Across North America
Events mark anniversaries and gatherings across the continent. The centennial birth of James Harlan is noted, while Britain s first screw-steamer voyage is remembered. Canada hosts the Federation of University Women conference in Toronto, San Francisco hosts the US Safety Council convention, and the American Legion holds a Springfield meeting. Governor Cox speaks in Pittsburgh as Universalist leaders commemorate 150 years in Gloucester Massachusetts.
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Interior
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Great Britain
Atlantic
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Toronto
San Francisco
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The
American Legion
Springfield
James M. Cox
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Pittsburgh
Universalist Church
United States
Canada
Gloucester
Mass
New World
Money Makers Want Ad in Times Want Ad8
A brief item notes a money making opportunity listed in the Times Want Ad8 section. It references a promotion or job offer with details likely including potential earnings and how to apply. The readable text is concise and lacks full specifics.
Utah Sheep Sold to Japan for Island Empire Shipment
Salt Lake City aug 26 utah sheep have been purchased by m kamada commissioner of agriculture for japan for shipment to the island empire and will be delivered to japan shortly in a government order and represents a notable trade agreement between utah and japan through agricultural channels.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
M. Kamada
Japan
Island Empire
Soviet drops Polish arm condition in peace terms
In London the Soviet government agrees to withdraw its demand that Poland raise a 200000 strong workmen militia. It says peace worldwide is the paramount aim and claims the concession meets British and Italian wishes. In Warsaw Russian reserves are reported moving to the southern front with additional forces behind the northern front.
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Associated Press
London
Balfour
Poland
Moscow
Warsaw
Haller
Soviet to drop Poland militia clause in peace terms
Paris dispatch from Moscow wireless states the Soviet government is ready to withdraw the clause calling for a militia of 200000 working men in Poland as part of the peace terms. The report highlights a shift in Soviet policy during talks on the postwar settlement.
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Paris
Poland
Moscow
Planes Return Flight From Nome to Mineola
Three of the four United States Army airplanes that recently arrived at Nome, Alaska, began their return flight to Mineola, New York, on August 26.
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Associated Press
Nome
Alaska
United States Army
Mineola
New York
Body Identified as Manhattan Husband's Wife
The body found in the woods near Grant Wood, New Jersey, has been identified by Frank Schultz of Manhattan as his wife. Schultz, an Interurban Rapid Transit employee, said she had been missing since Saturday after leaving home with 50 dollars and five diamond rings. her wedding ring was not with the body.
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Hy Associated Press
Grant Wood
N. J
Frank Schultz
Manhattan
Schultz
Interurban Rapid Transit
Zamora Bandit Leader Reported Captured by Own Men
Mexico City reports unsourced that the bandit leader Zamora has been captured by his own men who plan to surrender him to the government. American captives may have been liberated, but confirmation is lacking.
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Mexico City
Zamora
Merchant Marine Placements Reach 160863 in FY20
Galveston Texas Aug 26 Place ments in the United States merchant marine during the fiscal year ending June 30 1920 numbered 160863 according to Capt O J Christensen chief of the sea service bureau here Of these 657 percent were Americans New York led with 39991 Norfolk second Philadelphia third and Galveston with 3912 eleventh
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Associated Press
Galveston
Texas
United States Merchant Marine
O. J. Christensen
Sea Service Bureau
New York
Norfolk
Philadelphia
City orders rat traps under Wills health plan
Corpus Christi Texas August 26 A city ordinance drafted by Dr W E Wills health officer would penalize any householder who failed to provide at least two rat traps which he must keep baited and set at all times as part of the rat extermination campaign.
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Associated Press
Corpus Christi
Texas
W. E. Wills
Texans Pass Consular Examinations in June
Thomas Dickinson of San Antonio and Jack D. Hickerson of Temple were the only Texans to pass the June consular examinations. From a large log, only two met the required grade. Dickinson works for the Department of State at consulates and agencies along the Mexican border, while Hickerson is attached to the Tampico consulate.
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Thomas Dickinson
San Antonio
Jack D. Hickerson
Temple
Mr. Dickinson
Department of State
Mr. Hickerson
Tampico
Suffrage Amendment Ratified Ceremonial Signing Reported
The Associated Press reports Secretary Colby signed the proclamation ratifying the federal suffrage amendment at 8 o'clock today. The signing occurred at Colby's home upon receipt of Governor Roberts' certificate that Tennessee had ratified the amendment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Celby
Colby
Roberts
Tennessee
Lanham to Speak at Houston Reunion Address
Congressman Fritz Lanbeam of Fort Worth is chosen by General Van Zandt to deliver the annual address at the 80th United Confederate Veterans reunion in Houston October 6 to 8. The feature address is expected to draw about 75,000 veterans.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Fritz Lanbeam
Fort Worth
van Zandt
The
United Confederate Veterans
Cotton damage feared in Texas after wet weather
Fort Worth Texas Aug 26 following a long period of wet weather the Texas Farmers Union president Lyday said today heavy damage to cotton in South and Southeast Texas is reported there is no report yet from North and West Texas but heavier losses are feared corn ready for harvest rotting on the stalk as farmers cannot get in the fields
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Fort Worth
Texas
Lyday
Texas Farmers Union
Cox Speaks Tonight on Republican Fund Corruption Charge
Governor Cox travels toward Pittsburgh to speak this evening amid claims of a Republican corruption fund exceeding 15 million dollars. The Associated Press reports he will present what he calls ample evidence supporting the allegation.
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Associated Press
Cox
Pittsburgh
Cubs to play free exhibition with Mari team September 2
Chicago reports the Cubs will travel to Mari on September 2 to face local professional players in a free exhibition game supporting Senator Harding's front porch campaign. This event highlights cross party enthusiasm and showcases regional talent in a public gathering.
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Chicago
Cubs
Senator Harding
Mari
Puget Sound to Gulf Highway Convention in Mason
The 1920 Texas division convention of the Puget Sound to the Gulf Highway Association meets in Mason September 2 with a two day session. State Highway No. 9 spans about 700 miles from Dalhart to Corpus Christi claiming the shortest Denver to Gulf route. A Mason county director forecasts 100 to 150 good roads advocates attending. counties along the route have approved or are considering good roads bonds this year.
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Iby Associated Press
San Angelo
Texas
Mason
Census correction adjusts El Paso population
Washington reports the 1920 El Paso population is 77,543, corrected from 3,836. A recheck shows Port Bliss military station was included, requiring a deduction of 6,293 from the total.
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Associated Press
Washington
el Paso
Port Bliss Military Station
Hunger strike risks Cork lord mayor in Brixton jail
Terence Mac Sweeney, Cork's lord mayor, showed brief brightness after a private chaplain visit, but two collapses during his fifteen day hunger strike left him too weak to speak. Last night protests outside Brixton Prison injures thirty police as crowds clashed, with the chaplain warning recovery may be too late.
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Associated Press
London
Terence MacSweeney
Cork
Brixton
MacSweeney
Boycott Talk Circles Pitcher Mays Case In AL
President Ban Johnson met with Cleveland manager Speaker to discuss the boycott petition against pitcher Mays of the New York Americans. Both refused comment. A Cleveland player confirmed Cleveland signers on the petition.
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Philadelphia
Ban Johnson
American League
Speaker
Cleveland
Pitchor Mays
New York Americans
No Smoking at New Mexico Democrat Convention
Hast Las Vegas August 26. Because women delegates will attend smoking will not be permitted at the state democratic convention tomorrow. The state central committee said it feared smoking might offend some women delegates. In Arizona conventions delegates have been allowed to smoke.
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Associated Press
Las Vegas
N. M
State Central Committee
Arizona
GINS BUSY AS NUECES GINNERS HANDLE CROP DEMAND
Corpus Christi Aug 26 With 29 gins in operation Nueces county leads in cotton processing. Ginners report demand overwhelming this season. Cotton crop estimated at 60 000 bales with many fields yielding near half a bale per acre while some exceed one bale per acre.
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Corpus Christ
Tex
Texas
Nueces County
Sixteen Veterans Attend Eleventh Texas Cavalry Reunion
Sixteen veterans answered the roll at the 43rd annual reunion of the Eleventh Texas cavalry in Sherman Texas. Carroll Smith of Red River County, sole Ninth Texas cavalry survivor in the area, was admitted as an affiliate member. The ranks thin but the old soldiers plan to keep meetings and designate Detroit as the permanent meeting place.
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Sherman
Texas
Eleventh Texas Cavalry
Carroll Smith
Red River County
Ninth Texas Cavalry
Detroit
Nationwide campaign to save meat loss from careless handling
Chicago health officials announce a nation wide effort to eliminate avoidable losses in livestock and boost meat supply. A national committee of railroads producers organizations stock exchanges yards and trade groups will direct the campaign. An expert report estimates careless handling last year cost millions of pounds and about 16 million dollars in losses.
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Chicago
Ill
Institute of American Meat Packers
United States
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