Romania Now Home to at Least Ten Nationalities
In a Bucharest dispatch, the Associated Press reports Romania's expansion to include Besсарabia Bukovina Transylvania the Banat and Dobrudja creating a nation with at least ten distinct nationalities. Queen Marie notes peaceful coexistence amid Bulgarians Turks Tartars Russians and even Germans in Dobrudja. She recalls a village where Rumanians Russians Germans and Turks live close, sharing churches mosques and markets as royal visits reveal cross-cultural interactions and admiration for the region’s diversity.
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Associated Press
Bucharest
Romania
Bessarabia
Bukovina
Transylvania
Banat
Dobrudja
Marie
Rumania
Sultana
Ames
Global Industry Facts and Proposed Projects Highlight Early 20th Century Trade
A sweeping inventory of industrial figures and plans from the era notes Japan earning 40 million yearly in silk industries, U S auto output surpassing 7.7 million, timber use for pins, and dairy leaders Wisconsin to Texas. It cites silk demand exceeding a billion annually, a vast Westinghouse feeding facility in Pittsburgh, and Latin American commerce near five billion against thirty-two billion in 1918. Also mentioned are Canada zinc export potential, Japan’s harbor ambitions, Belgian hollow concrete mine timbers, and Chilean nitrate fear of tax-driven revenue loss.
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Japan
United States
Wisconsin
New York
Minnesota
Iowa
Texas
Westinghouse
Pittsburgh
Canada
Tokio
Yokohama
Chile
Notice of Execution Sale in Webb County Texas
Webb County Texas district court auctions real estate on the first Tuesday of August 1920 between 10 am and 4 pm at the courthouse. Sheriff Antonio Salinas announces sale of all interest of Tirza Treviso and Dario Ramon in parcels described as blocks and lots in the Western Division of Laredo. Sale proceeds to be paid in cash.
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State OF Texas
Webb
District Court
Webb County
Texas
Tirza Treviso
Dario Ramon
City of
Laredo
Grant Street
San Agustin Avenue
Varas
Court House
Antonio Salinas
Fh.ligarde
British Dirigible Lands After 3200 Mile Atlantic Flight
One year ago today July 6 British airship landed at Mineola New York completing a transatlantic voyage of about 3200 miles in 108 hours.
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Mineola, I
Bolivia minister resigns over Arica Tacna dispute stance
Jose Carrasco, Bolivian minister to Brazil, resigns citing a policy clash over a Pacific port. He argues Arica belongs to Peru and Bolivia has erred by backing Chile in the Tacna and Arica dispute, urging Chile instead for a sea outlet and criticizing League of Nations involvement. Chilean and Peruvian papers clash over his case.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Brazil
Jose Carrasco
Pacific
Taena
Arica
Sefior Carrasco
Bolivia
League of Nations
Chile
Peru
Tacna
Economy Salvage House Sale at 1701 Hidalgo St
Army surplus sale lists 20000 pairs of shoes 1000 wool shirts 8300 cotton mattresses 20000 leggings and many other items plus 1000 new ladies shoes at under cost. Located at 1701 Hidalgo Street with three March 3 date indicator.
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Hidalgo St
Summer Complaint Quickly Relieved
Mrs Henry Jewett of Clark Mills New York says a severe attack of summer complaint was relieved almost instantly by Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. She recommends keeping this remedy at hand for families facing colic and diarrhoea.
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Chamberlain
Henry Jewett
Clark Mills
N. Y
Social calendar notes from Violet S Oberfeldt
The Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church meets at 4 PM at the church. Miriam Chapter No 86 O B S holds its regular meeting at 8 PM in the Masonic Hall.
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Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church
Miriam Chapter No. 86
Masonic Hall
Summer Travel and Local Notices Run Through Town
General Mention reports many residents and visitors traveling to New York San Antonio Crystal City Cotulla Detroit and Mexico City with extended stays and visits to relatives. A pretty home wedding of Mr Peter Matzow and Miss Jessie Hillert unfolds with ceremony in the living room and a three course breakfast, followed by departures for Detroit. Paris notes the US yet to pledge participation in Antwerp Olympic aero meet while urging representation and exhibition of NC 4.
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Peter Matzow
Jessie Hillert
L. Hi. Wharton
Whitlaw
R. K. Mims
A. C. Richter
Sam Brown
Mesdames Gilbreath
Lillie Jones
W. T. May
W. H. Mims
William Biggio
John Graham
Monterrey
Jessie Whitlaw
L. H. Wharton
A. W. Wilcox
A. W. Fellars
Aero Club of Belgium
Albert
America
Belgian Aero Club
United States Navy
Atlantic
Antwerp
United States Army
Sidney B. Veit
Aero Club of America
Associated Press
United States
Weit
France
England
Young crowd enjoys delightful town outing and dance
The younger crowd left town in a truck around six o'clock, swam, then had a basket lunch followed by dancing with a phonograph. Mesdames Hall Jefferies and Miss Emma Wright served as chaperones. Honored guests included Kathleen Heaner, Marjorie Fish, Rosalie Biggio, Emilie Halsell, Minerva G'Sell, Odette Bunn, Josephine Brewster. Hosts were Horace Hall, Edward Wright, Jack Halsell, Edward G'Sell, Beverly Hall, Perry Jefferies, Richard Trout, Robert Jennings and Fred Rogers.
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Mesdames H. ©. Hall
C. ©. Jefferies
Emma Wright
Kathleen Heaner
Marjorie Fish
Rosalie Biggio
Mmilie Halsell
Minerva G'Sell
Odette Bunn
Josephine Brewster
Horace Hall
Edward Wright
Jack Halsell
Edward G'Sell
Beverly Hall
Perry Jefferies
Richard Trout
Robert Jennings
Fred Rogers
Minnesota Crops Report Best in Years Says Survey
Crops across Minnesota are described as in excellent condition in a survey by Minneapolis and St. Paul newspapers. The grain crop is the best in years, with small grains and potatoes affected by unusually heavy rains in some areas, though overall favorable conditions offset these losses. The potato crop was especially impacted.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Duke of Devonshire welcomed at St Johns by residents
St Johns July 6 supporters gave a hearty greeting to the Duke of Devonshire Governor-General of Canada on his arrival with his family. He will stay several days in the city before heading to the south coast for a week of salmon fishing.
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St. Johns
Mid
St. Johna
Duke of Devonshire
Canada
Women in public life and education seize gains, from votes to degrees
Reports note Victoria’s granddaughters wed as queens, Miranda Steele’s 67 years in a Claremont mill, and a chorus shortage in New York. Oxford to grant degrees to women. Atlanta allows women to vote in primaries. A Paris bride and canary, a first woman led Michigan’s convention, Chicago police women marrying, Coolidge’s wife a teacher, Seattle forms a women’s life saving corps. Georgia moves to admit women to all University of Georgia degrees. Washington College of Law to fund a Belva Lockwood scholarship for women’s legal education.
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Queen Victoria
Spain
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Roumania
Miranda Steele
Claremont
N. H
New York
Oxford University
Democratic City Executive Committee
Atlanta
Paris
Michigan
United States
Chicago
Windy City
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Seattle
Georgia
University of Georgia
Washington College of Law
Law
Sega
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Eee
Cox Nominated by Democrats After Savage 44 Ballots
James M. Cox of Ohio, three time governor, was nominated for president by the Democratic national convention after a record 44 ballots. He secured the backing of Palmer delegates and was chosen by unanimous vote as convention adjourned. Cox will seek Tennessee suffrage ratification and will name a vice president after adjournment. He plans to travel to Middletown, Ohio for congratulations from home.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
James M. Cox
Ohio
Palmer
Cox
McAdoo
Texas
Washington
Tennessee
National Women's Party
Dayton
Middletown
Cox accepts nomination in Dayton News office scene
Governor Cox learns of his nomination in his Dayton newspaper office surrounded by colleagues and relatives. On AP confirmation he kisses his wife, then visits friend A McMahon to share the news. In Waco Texas J W Bailey hails Cox as likely the best Democratic nominee.
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Ohio
Cox
Butler County
Cincinnati Enquirer
The
Enquirer
Washington
Paul Sore
Dayton Daily News
Springfield Daily News
Congress
Jacksonburg
Dayton
Dayton News
Associated Press
A. McMahon
President Wilson Congratulates Governor Cox
Columbus Ohio July 6 Governor Cox received a message of congratulations and cordial best wishes from President Wilson in a brief formal note acknowledging Cox's service. The communication was read as part of the routine exchange of goodwill between the executive branches.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wilson
Cox
Ambassador Davis Congratulates Cox On Nomination
London reports Ambassador Davis sent a telegram to Governor Cox praising his nomination and declaring he can and will lead the party to a well deserved victory. The message expresses strong support and confidence in Cox's leadership.
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London
Davis
Cox
McAdoo reaction to Cox Democratic nomination
Jumington New Jersey July 6 report that McAdoo expressed relief and pleasure upon learning Cox had been nominated by the Democrats. He commented that he was relieved the call did not come to him and Mrs. McAdoo voiced approval saying that's great.
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Jumington
N. J
McAdoo
Rising
Cox
Liam
Thought Cox Deserved St. Marion Ohio July 6
Senator Harding declared Cox deserved the Democratic nomination but would not alter the Republican Ohio campaign. James Middleton Cox, three times Ohio governor, rose from farm origins to newspaper owner and congressman, building a substantial fortune through his career. He led the Ohio Democratic party in 1912 after enacting radical constitutional changes.
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Cox
St. Marion
Ohio
Harding
James Middleton Cox
Chijean
Rutherford B. Hayes
Congress
Democratic Party
Aerial routes linked Paris to Geneva to boost tourism
Paris announces a new aerial passenger and mail route from Paris to Geneva for a three hour flight over the Jura Alps. The service, to begin within a month, aims to attract tourists planning visits to Switzerland.
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Associated Press
Paris
Europe
Geneva
Switzerland
Jura Alps
Today’s events span honors, elections and openings
Their Majesties celebrate 27 years of marriage as Masons from the U S and Canada converge in New York for a national convention. Colorado Springs voters choose on a city manager form. Harvard Summer School of Theology reopens for summer sessions through August. New York City mayors conference opens in Jamestown to discuss urban issues. British coal miners seek wage increases at the Leamington conference.
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United States
Canada
New York
National League of Masonic Clubs
Colorado Springs
Harvard Summer School of Theology
Conference of Mayors
Jamestown
National Federation of Miners
Leamington
England
Webb County District Attorney Candidate Withdraws Letter
John L. Dannelley announces withdrawal of his candidacy for Webb County District Attorney, citing reasons beyond his control. He thanks supporters and expresses regret, dated July 6, 5.
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Webb County
John L. Dannelley
Mexican Minister Returning to Mexico City via Laredo
Manuel Perez Romero, Mexican minister to Japan under Carranza, expected to reach Laredo next Saturday on his way to Mexico City. He is a brother of Mrs. Madero, wife of the late President Francisco Madero.
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Manuel Perez Romero
Japan
Carranza
Laredo
Mexico City
Mr. Romero
Mrs. Madero
Francisco Madero
Mexico
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted medicine that consistently earns good opinion from users. It urges readers to try the remedy when in need of relief from colic or diarrhoea.
Orient Railroad Will Stop Running Through Texas
Orient Railroad plans suspension of train service through Texas Oklahoma and Kansas until the Interstate Commerce Commission rules on its $3,500,000 loan request. General manager Albert de Bernardi said action hinges on the commission’s final decision and possible aid to the line. Reports indicate towns may hold mass meetings to oppose abandonment if needed.
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Associated Press
San Angelo
Texas
Orient Railroad
Oklahoma
Kansas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Albert de Bernardi
Eight hurt in Wichita Falls streetcar collision
Eight persons were seriously injured and a score hurt last night in a collision between street cars in Wichita Falls Texas on July 6.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
Call for Bank Statements Issued by U S Controller
Washington July call for statement of condition of national banks at close of business June 30. Comptroller of the Currency announces the requirement, inviting banks to submit financial data for review and publication.
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Associated Press
Washinon
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Austin Call for State Bank Condition Issued
Austin Texas July 6 Call for the condition of state banks at the close of business June 30 was issued today.
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Austin
Texas
German state detective police board created in effort to curb crime
Berlin announces the formation of a state detective police board regarded as the start of a state police force. Criminal elements have been rising rapidly across the country, and local authorities have struggled to cope, prompting various government bodies to establish their own police departments amid resulting confusion.
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Berlin
Germany
Exit Hammock Reflects Shifting Social Graces In Wichita Falls
In Wichita Falls Texas July 6 a dealer notes the decline of the cloth hammock once seen as essential for marriageable women. He says porch swings with chains and sun awnings have emerged as the modern, stable alternative ending a long era of the hammock.
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Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Texas
Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau
The Times receives the daily forecast from the U S Weather Bureau at New Orleans through the Telephone Co. Tonight and Wednesday will be cloudy. Fort McIntosh observations show a 24 hour max 103, min 76 with southeast wind and clear conditions.
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New Orleans
The
Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh
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