Rubens and milestones marked on June 29 history page
History notes for June 29 commemorate Peter Paul Rubens death in 1640 at Antwerp, the 1794 dedication of Philadelphia's first negro church, a 1861 inland lake appearance in Colorado, Epworth League conference in 1893, Dan Emmett’s death in 1904, 1906 immigration bureau creation, and Wilson’s 1919 Brest voyage aboard the George Washington.
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Peter Paul Rubens
Weatphalia
Antwerp
America
Philadelphia
Detroit
Joseph Pailroad
Colorado
Epworth League
Cleveland
Dan" Emmett
Dixie
Mount Vernon
United States Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization
President Wilson
Brest
United States
George Washington
Birthday anniversaries of notable figures on June 29
Dr George E Hale born Chicago 54 years ago today. Dr Raymond F Bacon born Muncie Ind 42 years ago today. William E Borah born Fairfield Ill 67 years ago today. Rt Rev John B Morris born Hendersonville Tenn 56 years ago today. Wilbert Robinson born Hudson Mass 58 years ago today. Robert H Veach born St Charles Ky 34 years ago today.
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George E. Hale
Mount Wilson
International Research Council
Chicago
Raymond F. Bacon
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Muncie
Ind
William E. Borah
United States
Idaho
Fairfield
John B. Morris
Little Rock
Hendersonville
Tenn
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn
National League Baseball
Hudson
Mass
Robert H. Veach
Detroit
St. Charles
De Valera Rejects Conference Invitation
One year ago today Eamon De Valera refused an invitation to conference. In Cuba the senate defeated a proposal granting women suffrage.
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de Valera
Lloyd George
Why Suffer from Rheumatism Sleep Rest With Liniment
The article notes nine out of ten rheumatism cases are muscular or chronic rheumatism not needing internal treatment. It claims pain relief and better sleep from applying Chamberlains Liniment, offering rest and comfort to those afflicted.
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Chamberlain
Seventieth anniversary events and meetings across the nation
Optimists from the United States and Canada gather in Kansas City for an international convention. Schenectady hosts the Veterans of Foreign Wars New York department reunion. Illinois and Rockford host the Christian Endeavor society meeting. Democratic nominee John A. McSparren plans marriage to Sadie Holland in Pennsylvania. Kentucky Bar Association holds its two day session in Louisville. The US Navy fast scout cruiser Detroit to be launched at Quincy yards. Madeleine Coniad, daughter of the mayor, involved in the ceremony.
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Henry Clay
United States
Canada
Kansas City
International Association
Schenectady
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department of New York
Christian Endeavor Societies of Illi
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An old advertisement urges every family to keep Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy during summer heat. It claims the product is essential for stomach troubles and offers strong value when needed in hot months.
Why I Was Not Elected for Teachers 1920s
Mrs. A. H. Camp explains she was not elected to the public school teachers for the ensuing year. She cites board members and superintendent actions claiming a personal grievance and political influence. The account alleges a list system and a remark “to the victors belong the spoils” as motive, calling the cause rotten politics.
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Messra
J. Higher
F. Ligarde
Tearherg
A. H. Camp
Personal News From Local Residents and Visitors
C A Swedberg returned yesterday from weeks of pleasure travel to South Dakota watering places. Mr and Mrs Green Martin of Pearsall are guests at the St Anthony. Rob B Robb of the Southwestern Paper Co is in the city. Mrs Thomas Hickey and her daughter and son leave today for Mexico City for a visit, then to Guadalajara for further weeks.
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C. A. Swedberg
South Dakota
Social Calendar and A Wedding in Local Pat About Town
The column lists upcoming W M S Circles and Rosebud Club meetings with Sara Leal and Della Leal, plus Friday Bridge Club and a Senior fA Y P U gathering at the Pastorium. It then details the O Keefe and Vidaurri wedding in a green and white decorated farm setting with guests and gifts, concluding with note of the couple’s new home at Espejo Farm.
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Rosebud Club
Sara
Della Leal
Bender Hotel Names and Attendees Listed
A list of individuals including A. L. Warren from Pittsburg and L. L. Dorsey of Dallas appears, with attendees from San Antonio Tampico Fort Worth and Mexico. The roster includes Kathleen Hull Harvey Timson Joe N. M. Cullinad and others, naming several cities and participants.
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A. L. ‘Warren
Pittsburg
A. N. Lentz
Wichita
Patrick
San Antonio
L. L. Dorsey
D. J. Coughlin
Dallas
Kathleen Hull Harvey
Tampico
Mexico
Joe N. M. Cullinad
Timson
Texas
Miss Ivey McColliman
Wm. B. Stewart
Ye Ga Foater
P. B. Millett
Fort Worth
Slaughter
Texas Wheat Growers Win $590000 Loan Approval
The War Finance Corporation approved the Texas wheat growers association application for a 590000 loan to help finance marketing of their wheat. The action was announced in Washington on June 29 by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Washington
The
War Finance Corporation Today
Texas Wheat Growers’ Association
Frazier Victory Declared by Fargo Newspaper
Fargo June 29 The Fargo Courier News official league paper declares Linn J. Frazier nominated for the senate as Senator McCumber leads two to one and the Non Partisan League ticket appears to have carried the state with Frazier gaining in later counts.
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Associated Press
Fargo
N. D
McCumber
Fargo Courier-News
League
Linn J. Frazier
Senate
Frazier
Fort Mcintosh Weather Summary Tonight and Friday
The forecast from the Weather Bureau at New Orleans shows tonight and Friday partly cloudy to cloudy. Observations for the 24 hours ending 7 a m report a maximum 97 and minimum 76 degrees with a southeast wind and clear conditions.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleana
Times
the Telephone Co
Fort Mcintosh
Fragmentary list from San Antonio area notice
A partial OCR reads a scattered list of names and locations including San Antonio Pearsall Encinal Monterey and other places with numerous initials and fragments. due to damage during scanning the full context and purpose remain unclear.
Grand jury to probe murders near Herrin mass grave
A special grand jury will begin July 10 to investigate the massacre of non union men by striking miners near Herrin. The coroner began excavating the strip mine where the men were employed after rumors of buried bodies.
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Associated Press
Murton
Herrin
Hartwell
Coal Operators to Meet Harding Aide for Settlement Talks
Secretary of labor Davis said coal operators accepted President Harding's invitation to meet at the White House with miners and officials to devise methods to begin settlement negotiations for the coal strike.
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Washington
Davis
Harding
White House
Fresh terms offered to Insurgents at Four Courts
London dispatch reports terms offered to the Insurgents in the Four Courts Dublin but they refuse surrender. After a two hour delay fighting resumes and evacuation is expected as water and lights are cut. Dublin report says irregular forces have captured 17 provisional government troops while insurgents hold the fortress against Free State advances.
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London
Chicago
Associated Press
Four Courts
Dublin
Provisional Government
Republican Army
Free State
Chicago Rail Strike Threat Prompts Labor Board Action
Associated Press reports a pending railroad shop crafts strike in June 20 discussions. Union leaders warned executives and officials of six shop crafts unions may halt work, with directives and stakes described as high. A June 29 railroad labor board summons national officers and executives to address the threatened disruption of traffic.
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Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board Today Today
Iamorro
Trafffte
Railroad strike affects shop crafts after June 20
Cleveland engineers trainmen and railroad brotherhoods with headquarters there say they will continue regular duties but will not take positions or perform work of any railroad employees on strike tied to the upcoming Saturday shop crafts walkout.
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Cleveland
Enngineers
Raiload Brotherhoods
Railroad Mainten ance Strike Decision Nears
Detroit reports that about 400000 railroad maintenance of way workers face a possible strike as President Grable of the Brotherhood announces a decision likely to come late today.
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Detroit
Mich
Grable
Brotherhood
Japan to Protest Over Chientao Consulate Fire
Tokyo reports Japan will protest to Peking after Chinese bandits burned the Japanese consulate near Chientao Manchuria across the Korean border. Seoul dispatches say three Japanese were killed at the Chientao hospital and 30 houses burned.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
Peking
Chientao
Manchuria
Seoul
Korea
Senate committee approves big rivers and harbors bill
The senate commerce committee ordered a favorable report on the rivers and harbors development bill and added more than twenty amendments to the house measure authorizing development surveys.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
House
Arrest of Berlin student linked to Rathenay murder car
Frankfort Germany June 29 a 71 year old Berlin student Er nest Werner Tiesson was arrested near here today police declare he drove the murder car in the assassination of Foreign Minister Rathenay details scarce but arrest confirmed in connection with the case.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Germany
Ernest Werner Tiesson
Berlin
Miister Rathenay
Privy Council Ratifies Naval Treaty Provisions
The privy council approved the naval treaty from the Washington army conference and submitted it to the prince for ratification. The treaty bans poison gas and limits submarine use.
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Tokio
Privy Council
Washington Army Conference
Plan to Adjourn House for August Fifteenth
Washington June 29 The senate approved the house passed concurrent resolution clearing the way for adjournment to August 15 The leaders hope to begin the adjournment Saturday
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Washington
House
Senate
He Was the Limit at Broadway Show
New York manager reports a mean man claiming ties to the profession asked for free admission at a Broadway theater. The patron then reappeared after the first act, complained the show was rotten, and demanded attention, revealing a dispute over the value of the experience.
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New York
Dempsey Accepts Wills Challenge for World Heavy Title
New York June 29 Jack Dempsey today formally accepted the challenge of Harry Wills for a world heavy championship bout.
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Associated Press
New York
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
BILLOSOPHY Notes and Wry Observations
A fragmentary reflection on memory boasting and fate in a playful, literary voice. The piece muses on memory, prowess, and the idea that action beats mere talk as it hints at a broader wit and self aware humor.
Mexican Camp Seizure Increases Tension With U S
Reported from Woushinpita on June 26 describes Mexican forces raiding Aguada Oil Camp and detaining six American workers. Consul Tampien advised government action while Mexican authorities claim six Americans were held at Le Corsna O41 Company facilities in Mexico City.
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Sesuckated
Woushinpita
Fas Molt
aAeuada
Tus Cartez Ob
Myo Pepdon Sicay
Tim Watewo
Mk Vth
Hawoor
Suis Eotecrmn
Bebege Ie Maar’ Heidine SS
Americns
Obregon Denies Captivity Reports In Telegraph Dispatch
San Francisco June 29 President Obregon of Mexico dismissed a Tampico dispatch claiming Americans were held captive by bandits as absolutely baseless. The tele gram sparked controversy as a treacherous effort to sway public opinion.
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Obregon
San Francisco
Cal
President Obregon
Mexico
San Francisco Chronicle
Tampico
Effort to Save Orient Railway Faces Conference
Washington June 29 Chairman McChord of the Interstate Commerce Commission wired governors of Kansas Oklahoma and Texas asking a Washington July 12 meeting on the Kansas City Mexico and Orient railroad now in receivership and facing possible suspension after July 1. State railroad commissioners will attend. message says the railroad’s salvation requires immediate vigorous action to keep it operating.
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Associated Press
Washington
McChord
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railroad
MecChord
Orient Railroad
Governor Neff weighs attendance at Orient railroad conference
Austin Texas June 29 Governor Neff may attend a conference call led by Chairman McChord on the Orient railroad. He said he has not decided whether to join in person or send a representative and would decide today.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Colorado Rangers
Shoup
Colorado Springs
Adjutant General
Austin
Texas
Neff
McChord
Orient Railroad
A Curious Revenge In Japan Ends With Arrests
In Yokio on June 29 police extinguished a local superstition about shrine drums and divine anger after a man who didn’t fund the Kande festival fund had his house struck by a mikoshi. Police arrested 64 carriers of the shrine float.
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Associated Press
Yokio
Japan
Kande
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Frederick Gilbreath
Fort Leavensworth, Kansas
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P. J. McMahon
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Julia
Guadalajara
J. J. Howell
H. Wilson
Walter Brown
A. E. Gates
Serapio Vidaurri
Howard Barbish
Houston
M. K. Whittington
Maria Juarez
Vira
Reyna
Polly Yates of
Millett
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A. D. Clark
George Scratchley
Market Street
Herman B. O'Keefe
R. A. White
Christian Church
Emma Beyette
Clarence Wright
O'Keefe
Texas-Mexican
Laredo
Sapejo
Espejo
Odd
C. C. Burr
Henderson
Henry Burr
Anna May Mussett
Alice
A. H. Evetts
de la Leal
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Ruth Rogers
Grace Evetts
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Joe Fasnacht
Ben Rogers
Mia
Evetta
Arah
Delta Seal
Baltic Sea
Scott
Shakespeare
Siberia
Bender Hotel
Weather Forecast
J. BE. Geddes
Stewart
Green . Martin
Pearsall
Gen. Tambinaon
Encinal
Co. R. Garan
A. C.gutierres
Monterrey
Johnson
Ac Hackenjos
San. ‘Antonio
Os. Allen
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Grand Jury
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the Limit
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