Campaign Thunder and Georgia Negro Committeeman Testimony
The Friday Daily reports a campaign flame in Chicago as a Georgia Negro National Republican committeeman testified about disappearances of Black voters. Critics say the probe aims to aid Republicans, while Democrats face less scrutiny. The piece touches on Georgia voters, Georgia whites, and broader race tensions amid the Mexican governance restoration and U. S. stance toward Carranza and Huerta.
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Chicago
Georgia
Kenyon
Jaws
Harding
Lowden
Wood
Palmer
Reed
Missouri
San Francisco
South
North
Iowa
Movies in Education At First National Academy Conference
Milson Wisconsin July 1 The first annual conference of the National Academy of Visual Instruction will canvass the wide possibilities of educational films. Farm church industry and school will be represented with papers on visual instruction agricultural education and the value of industrial films. Speakers include Dudley Hayes C E B Billehols and Elizabeth Holm plus university and museum officials.
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Associated Press
Milson
Wis
National Academy of Visual Instruction
Daisons
Woo Hinilseheimn
University of Ilinois
Dudley Hayes
Chiveagoe
C. EB. Billeholis
General Electric Co
Tacthaker
Commercial Museum
Philadelphia
Ay G Balcom
Newark
Nik
Eligsbeth G2 Holm
Coumbia University
Mexico teeters as new overturn attempt looms
Indications point to another overturn attempt in Mexico as forces of reaction, aided by Carrancista partisans, oppose the current government. Despite government efforts to restore law and order, lingering uprisings threaten stability. A recent overturn disrupted business, though some returnees and revived trade hinted at renewed economic activity.
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Mexico
Carrancista
Off Party
Help Picture Sales Prompts Art Institute Exhibition Push
The Chicago Associated Press reports artists at the Art Institute have exhibited over the past year to boost sales. Artworks priced at 8000, 1700, and 15000 drew attention, contributing to a substantial total. The staff has been encouraged, with exhibitions and hiring underway to sustain results.
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Ity
Associated. Press
Chikago
Tuis
GisArtiats
Cnicawo
Wert Institute
Aiisedin
Seserak Pictures
Miles
Geuiitait
Sewer Contract Awarded By Council This Morning
This forenoon an agreement settled all claims by Pred A. Jones Construction Co of Dallas for 3000 dollars. The council committee approved, awarding the sewerage contract to F C Youmans of Houston for 121,000 total, with 60 cash and 61,000 in bonds plus extras. Work to begin by September 1 and finish with first class workmanship.
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Waldo
A. Jones Construction Co
Dallas
City of
Laredo
F.C. Youmans
Houston
Poyanle
Authorities in Nuevo Laredo order mass arms surrender
Civilians of Nuevo Laredo instructed to hand in arms and ammunition to authorities for a precautionary measure amid political tension. Soldiers and police must leave arms at the cuartel when off duty, and civilians are urged to join the movement for peace as a confidence-building act. A Strand Theatre review describes The Invisible Bond as a stunt-filled drama featuring a wealthy New Yorker and a chaffeur-turned-driver whose car plunges into water.
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Nuevo Laredo
Nueva Laredo
Cuartel
Nueva Lerada
Mexico
Strand
Rene Costie
Thea
Strand Theatre
Hoe
Miaigne
Widening of Iturbide Street Starts in Business District
Cristobalarias owner of property opposite Richter Department Store joins widening effort on Iturbide Street. Men at work push front back and sidewalk set to create ten foot widening. Partias building on Flores Avenue corner to be cut back to align with new line. Southern Machining Co ownership shift noted. local firm changes and bridgework discussed in public notice.
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Partias
Sanya Theta
Taget Wiss
Notice to City Delinquent Tax Payers
Public notice warns delinquent property taxpayers to pay taxes within a set period or face legal action. The city tax collector will sue to recover the amount due plus penalties, interest, and costs. A court proceeding will follow if payment is not made.
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Notley
Mexican Consulate Moves To New Laredo Location
The Mexican consulate will relocate to a leased property facing Jarvis in Laredo. It plans to occupy the site around July 15 after repairs, moving from its current federal building-adjacent site to a more central location near transit and the business district.
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Greer
Jarvis Plaga
Pant Treat
Laredo
Mart Vew
Federal Building
Minve
Othe
Carine
Weather forecast and Fort McIntosh observations
Weather forecast from the local bureau notes touches for The Times via telephone. Saturday partly cloudy. Observations at Fort McIntosh show a maximum temperature near 90 degrees and a minimum of 76 degrees with southerly wind.
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One Tay
New Nelly
Times
the Telephone Co
Fort Mclntosh
Vax
Laredo oil dreams amid rumors and ads fill the page
The itemized clippings discuss prospects of Laredo as an oil district, warn against baseless rumors that could fleece investors, and note ads for real estate, leases, and services. Mentions license issuances, plumbing services, car parts, and a theater appearance by Julia Eitinge with period color and local business notices.
Talmadge film at Royal Theatre stirs Purity League banquet
A feature in State of A Shortern presents Constance Talmadge as a young widow at a banquet hosted by the Purity League where a speech ends in chaos as tension between Garrison and guests escalates. The scene, amid a room full of onlookers, follows earlier romantic intrigues and a dramatic disruption. Also noted are July 9 birthdays of Lord Stanley and Maj. Gen. George Younghusband alongside other notable figures.
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Constance
Ds Croorsiank
Purity Leaguers
Garrison
Lord Stanley
Earl of Derby
House of Commons
George Younghusband
Mesopotamia
Richard A. Ballinger
Taft
Boonesborough
Iowa
Charles H. Brough
Arkansas
Clinton
Miss
Ex Soldier Farms Turn Veterans Into Steady Food Growers
An Associated Press report describes former World War I soldiers, shell shock survivors, and war-wounded veterans in New Jersey Connecticut and New York turning to farming. Trained by New York State School of Agriculture at Cornell and Piarm iaginie, they become skilled farmers and livestock producers noted for practical hands on work and improved livelihoods.
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Associated Presa
New York
Vetteran
New Jersey
Cnncellcut
New York State School of Agriculture
Piarmiaginie
F. Lh
France
Toms River
Ao AL Johnson
Johnson Oweax Davish
Archie A. Stone
Minnesota
Fim
Michael Leddy
Chitean- Thierry
Parnay
Tohneen
Hfe
Harry RP. Cruise
Poltrock
All Radicals Gather for Unite Movement in Chicago
A trio of radical groups plan a third party challenge to Republicans and Democrats. National Labor Party Single Tax Party and Committee of Forty eight hold conventions in Chicago this week to form a united ticket with aims including public ownership and equal rights. Carrie Chapman Catt named for possible second on national ticket.
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Chicago
National Labor Party
Single Tax Party
Committee of Fortyeight
Nonpartisan League
Northwest
Third Party
Single Taxers
Missouri
Ohio
Mississippi
Ilinois
Maryland
Virginia
California
Brandy Whitlock
Frank Crane
WC. Clifford
Carrie Chapman Catt
Committee of Forty-eight
St. Louie
Cannethva
Oranization
Jahbor
Indiatey
Gonad Halon Viet
National Labor Parhy
Conevention
Como
Tabor
Daniel Willard Named Chairman Of advisory rail panels
Daniel Willard has been elected chairman of a transportation advisory committee group in Baltimore He is president of Baltimore and Ohio and previously led the Western rail lines He rose from brakeman to railroad executive and served as head of the United States Civilian Advisory Committee during the war He has been a vocal spokesman for railroads at official and private meetings.
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Madero
Wlday Oy
Daniel Willard
Baltimore
Mato
Verpient
Agriculnral College
Iducgton
Brie
Ballinegtong
Colorado Midland
Testimore
Ohio
Willard
United States
National and international events marked today in 19th century notes
Today marks Argentina independence anniversary and Millard Fillmore’s presidency after Taylor’s death. The League of Nations council meets in London to discuss Aland Islands disposal while the National Education Association holds sessions in Salt Lake City. Radical groups gather in Chicago for conventions that may launch a third national ticket. College women from many lands convene in London to foster scholarly exchange. One year ago today the German National Assembly ratified the Treaty of Peace and the British airship R34 returned to base.
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Argentina
Millard Filmore
United States
Zachary Taylor
Council
League of Nations
London
National Education Association
Salt Lake City
Colonie
Organizationa i
National Labor Party
Single Tax Party
Committee of Forty-eight
Chicago
Canada
Lake freighters and the Great Obakes trade route
The Associated Press reports that Lake freighters based in Chicago and Detroit, running under British registry, transport automotive cargo between Petrograd and Magor. Three deck levels allow hundreds of machines per voyage. Cars are shipped without crates, secured to the deck, and loaded efficiently to reduce handling time and increase profits.
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Dermott
iMetigan
Activi Dine
Auteanobiles
Petrait
Thi
Cano
Falk
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Witheay
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Rio Grande Oi & Gas Co
Santo Tomas
Miranda Oil Co
Zapata County
Hughes Petroleum Co
Torrecilas
Bor-Tex Oil Co
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Bor ‘Tex Co
Port of Laredo
Texas
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Jaredo
Iturbide ST
C. Farias
Southern Miumhing Co
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He Sanchez
GO Perle
TR Ut
Constance Talmadge
Royal Theater
Local Weather Report
North Texas
W. A. Thomas
Washington Street
Crescent Garage
Ricardo Lefja
Maria Torres
Leopoldo Gonzales
Luz Villareal
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Felicelras Sofia Barrera
International Realty Co
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J. &. Cotter
Lincoln Street
J. EB. Fowler
Carranza High Army
Juarez
Port of
Fidel Cantu
Will W. Gregg
Notery
Times Office
Farragut Street
Aed
Julia Eitinge
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Perio
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Iad Cit
Marjorie Milton
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