Cabinet resignations blocked by imperial command rules
The Takahashi cabinet notes Japan’s constitution allows no mechanism for a premier to compel cabinet ministers to resign for policy disagreements. Ministers Motoda and Nakahashi face party backlash, while clashes with War Minister Tamanashi underscore tensions as a broader retrenchment plan seeks a strengthened ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takahasai
Japan
Takahashi
Motoda
Railways
Hakahashi
Education
Seciyunai
Tamanashi
Nakahashi
Birthday Notices Reflect Notable Figures Across Lands
Our Daily Birthday Party lists Mary Anderson de Navarro born in Sacramento California 63 years ago today. Dr Kenneth G Matheson new Drexel Institute president born Cheraw South Carolina 68 years ago today. Ballington Booth founder head Volunteers of America born Brighouse England 63 years ago today. Hon A E Arsenault former premier Prince Edward Island born 62 years ago today. Elmer Miller New York American League outfielder born Sandusky Ohio 32 years ago today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anderson de Navarro
Sacramento
Calif
Kenneth G. Matheson
Drexel Institute
Cheraw
S. C
Ballington Booth
The
Volunteers of America
Brighouse
England
A. E. Arsenault
Premuer
Prince Edward Island
Elmer Miller
New York Ameican League
Sandusky, C
A Daily Lesson in History Highlights Notable Dates
Chronicle of historical milestones from 1824 to 1914 listing births deaths and events. Includes Alexandre Dumas fils Willam Wilberforce Harry Durham Plehve and Miles notes. Mentions Prohibition era liquor cases and the 1914 start of World War I with Austria Serbia declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunya
Alexandre Duma
Paris
Willam ‘Willberforce
London
Horr
Hull
Boglend
Harry Durham
Canada
Cowes
England
Ohio State
Maquor
Ponce
Porto- Rico
Miles
St. Petersburgh
Serbia
New York
al of
Mefiancs
Fedéral
Erag
Military leaders Harbord and colleagues cited for service
Fragmentary notes recount Maj General James Harbord and Gen. Harbord with naval or cavalry ties. The garbled text mentions wartime service and a fine record in a major conflict, with later postings and memorial references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Santryman
Hotel Arrivals at the Hamilton Hotel
Visitors and guests listed include W. E. Morrison J. L. Cheney M. D. Wagner J. E. Griswold James L. Mortimer E. L. Syers A. T. Gunn and wife W. W. Taylor Willstroman K. F. White W. R. Stansego Jas. J. O'Brien Q. C. Thompson L. Burr Fr. Dean Chas de Johnson Miles L. Seaman John Kearns Charles Gray D. Travock C. C. Hinds 8. S. Shiams L. L. Kiner among others visiting from San Antonio Dallas Paris Rockport Hebbronville Chicago and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Morrison
J. L. Cheney
San Antonio
M. D. Wagner
Dallas
J. E. Griswold
Jamea L. Mortimer
New York
E. L. Syers
A. T. Gunn
Wife
Paris
Texas
W. W. Taylor
Willstroman
Hebbronville
K.F. White
W. R. Stansego
Austin
Jas. J. O'Brien
Q. C. Thompson
L. Burr
C. Miltmer
Dalia
Fr. Dean
Chas
de Johnson
Rockport
Miles L. Seaman
John Kearns
Chae. Gray
D. Travock
C. C. Hinds
Shiams
L. L. Kiner
Chicago
Hotel Guests and Local Residents Listed in Acknowledgments
A partial list documents guests and residents associated with St. Anthony Hotel including N C Smith San Antonio A V Garcia City A J Johnson New York P J Hartman Houston C F Raahe Muskogee OK Mr and Mrs P A Hoffman Mirando City M A Hannon Waco Thos Warner F R Rue W E Mayfield W C Dalnne San Antonio Emmet Barnes Miranda City R B Bowen City D C Henderson San Antonio remarking on wide geographic ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Smith
San Antonio
A.V. Garcia
City
A. J. Johnson
New York
P. J. Hartman
Houston
C. F. Raahe
Muskogee
Okla
P. A. Hoffman
Mirando City
M. A.hannon
Waco
Thos. Warner
F. R. Rue
W. E. Mayfield
W. C. Dalnne
Emmet Barnes
Miranda City
Japanese Auto Developments Prompt New Osaka Car Model
The Jitsuyo Jidosha Seizo Company of Osaka, promoted by American engineer William S. Gorham, now led by Japanese engineers, produces a new light car at 60 per month with potential to rise to 100. A three and later four wheel model share a Clover Leaf style touring body with left side doors and seating for three. In Army tests the three wheel version covered 83 miles at about 30 miles per gallon.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Jitsuyo Jidosha Seizo Company
Osaka
Gorham
Los Angeles
A. N. Little
Jitsuyo Company
Prehistoric Horse Debate at National Truck Owners Meet
Detroit July 28 opponents and advocates of the horse clash at the National Team and Motor Truck Owners association convention to be held August 8 and 9 at Cedar Point Ohio. F Hank of Detroit secretary says the debate will decide if horses return to urban freight service as Wayne M namore of Chicago argues against them. The discussion also covers predicted shifts in urban trucking and opposition to a Baltimore rail delivery plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
Team and
Motor Truck Owners’ Association
Cedar Point
Ohio
Hank
National Organization
Wayne Mnamore
Chicago
Horse Association of America
F. W Fenn
New York
National Association of Commercial Clubs
Henk
Baltimore
Society Notes From Mrs Violet Oberfeldt
Society editor Mrs Violet Oberfeldt reports on local engagements and social events including dinners, teas, and visits in the community column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet
Oberfeldt Society
Recreation hour at Loma Vista park and church meetings listed
Friday social page notes Gates leads recreation at Loma Vista park 4 30 to 6 30 pm with children invited. Sunbeam Band meets Baptist Church at 6 pm. Updates on local visits and arrivals include Miss Minnie Burr, Major Fredrick Gilbreath, Mrs Williams of Waco, and the Poe wedding announcement in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
Loma Vista Park
Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church
Minnie Burr
Lytle
The
Baptist Church
Daniel F. Poe
Genevieve Mohnkern
Frederick Cartwright
San Antonio
W. T. Capers
Rotary Dance Invitation At Fort McIntosh Pavilion
At a meeting attendees listed including Mesdames Allbright Mann Burgen Williams Love Reynolds Judkins Baird Netzer Leroux Greenstreet Sandefer Daniels Mudd Simmons and Captain Goodwyn of Fort McIntosh extends an invitation to all Rotarians and Rotary Anns for an informal dance Friday night July 28 at 8 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Allbright
T. C. Mann
Burgen
Williams
Waco
Love
Reynolds
Judkins
Baird
J. C. Netzer
Leroux
Greenstreet
Sandefer
Me. Daniels
Miss Mudd
Mrs. Simmons
Captain Goodwyn
Fort McIntosh
Rotarians
Rotary Anns
Baby Girl Killed in South Texas Crash
J L Allen secretary treasurer of Brown Cracker and Candy Co of Dallas was driving from Falfurrias to his Dallas area home when his car turned over pinning him his wife and six children beneath. Doris a six month old girl died from a crushed head. Mrs Allen is the worst injured of the others. The family is in a sanitarium here. Allen and the other children are slightly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Waco
Texas
J. L. Allen
Brown Cracker and Candy Company
Dallas
Falfurrias
Here
Doris
Webb County Republican Convention Planned For July 29
Webb County Texas hosts a Republican County Convention at Bella Vista Park on July 29 at 2 PM. Delegates elected from precincts on July 22 will attend, with numerous named delegates and alternates across Precincts 1 through 12. The meeting aims to elect delegates to state congressional senatorial and district conventions and handle other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Webb County
Texas
Bella Vista Park
M. P. Cullinan
A. C. Hamilton
J. R. Lobdell
Oscar Staben
R. H. Ffenderson
Charles F. Smith
Mary E. Coulter
T. J. Murray
J. Murray
L. B. Jambers
la Chica
Charles E. Richter
W. L. Arkles
M A. Hirsch
Pablo Laurel
Floyd
C. J. Dexter
R. G. Smith
J. J. Garcia
M. M. Garcia
Lyle Perkins
J. H. Nunn
C. A. Swedberg
J. 8
Roberts
F. S. Pratt
F. H. Ligarde
Dr. H. J. Hamilton
A. Ligarde
J. C. Martin
A. Saft
Thomas R. Worsham
A. C. Puig
D. LaChica
J. H. Zachry
J. T. Murphy
A.M. Wormser
E.H. Sauvignet
E Denike
Ed Russell
McKinney
Jose Soto
Stanley Copeland
J. O. Buenz
Denike
G. W. Dennett
L. Daiches
Lod
Moelia
A Mogelia
Juan N. Zardeneta
Local Businessman in City on Business
W. E. Smith of the Graham Paper Company is in the city on business. L. A Lafon, cashier of the First State Bank & Trust Co. has returned from San Antonio, where he spent several days for an operation on his father. The operation was successful and his father was out of danger and doing nicely when he left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Smith
Graham Paper Company
L. A Lafon
First State Bank & Trust Co
San Antonio
Oiler Raves About Saving Ten Percent of Earnings
The voyage man argues that he should not save beyond ten percent of his earnings. He advises spending nine dollars in living costs for every dollar saved, suggesting careful budgeting.
Lawton Pastor Irvin Stripped of Ministerial Status
Rev. Thomas J. Irvin, former Lawton Presbyterian pastor, was indefinitely suspended and unfrocked by the El Reno Presbytery after a secret trial over a bathing suit wedding in Medicine Park. The case cited conduct unbecoming a minister and perjury allegations, with secrecy surrounding witness testimony and local church tensions linked to Jake Hamon's circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lawton
Okla
Thomas J. Irvin
Lawton Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Judicial Commission of
el Reno Presbytery
Irwin
Medicine Park
Jake Hamon
Ardmore
National Republican
Corpus Christi Hero Saves Admiral In Blood Transfusion
Sergeant Andrew Penlang of Corpus Christi Texas donated more than 10 ounces of blood in a transfusion operation to save Admiral John S Dumarens of the British Navy. The act was announced by army headquarters and Penlang was thanked by British Consul General Harrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Manila
P. L
Andrew Penlang
Corpus Christi
Texas
John S. Dumarens
Penlang
Harrington
Killed Rum Runner in Louisville Distillery Shootout
Federal agents killed Harry Baker a former police lieutenant and wounded another rum runner in a dawn gun battle at a Louisville distillery near the business district. One suspect escaped and Baker's accomplice likely will die according to hospital staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Louisville
Harry Baker
Baker
Industrial facts prompt a news brief from 1920 era
A compilation notes industrial labor in Canada and Britain, including CP Rail payroll around 80,000 workers, Canada's 1920 agricultural output near two billion dollars, electricity failing to speed seed germination, the London Stock Exchange growing to about 4,000 members, quinine largely sourced from Java, and labor rulings in Queensland favoring white labor when available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canada
London Stock Exchange
Java
Queensland
Brive
Great Britain
National Union of Railwaymen
Army dirigible arrives at Aberdeen proving ground
The dirigible ¢-2 completed a non stop flight from Bolling Field to New York after departing at 5 PM yesterday. The 11 hour test carried 12 crew members and trained pilots in right flying with no incidents reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aberdeen
New York
Bolling Field
Army
Harding proposals aim to end railroad strike now
President Harding submitted three immediate plans to resolve the railroad strike. Proposals include waiving seniority, giving loyal workers priority, or allowing each rail line to settle its seniority with its employees. Advisors say the plans offer hope, though union leaders favor the plan while rail executives find it lacking. Final decision rests with the two negotiating groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Harding
New York
Chicago
B. M. Jewell
Phe
Camp Ellis Named In Denison Memory Of Captain Ellis
Denison Texas July 28 Col Nimon announced that the camp of state militiamen here will be known as Camp Ellis in memory of Captain J G Ellis the first Denison native to die in France Cant Fulig who led ambulance No 27 of the Third division was killed in France June 1 1918 A negro said to be a Katy railroad cook kidnapped last night and escaped with a companion after slashing a captor was captured this morning near here authorities said Captain Jerry Gray of the state rangers will capture the negro as authorities continue the investigation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Texas
J. G. Ellis
France
Ned River
Jerry Gray
State Rangers Win
Governor Neff Receives Rail Road and Labor Commissioner Applications
Austin July 28 Governor Neff is fielding applications to fill two vacancies Earl B Mayfield would leave the railroad commission if he wins the United States Senate race and Joseph S Myers resigns as labor commissioner Mayfield would be elected in the second primary and Meyers would resign Governors office says applications arriving by wire and letter include endorsements No decision announced yet in Meyers case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Neff
Earl B. Mayfield
Joseph S. Myers
Mayfield
Meyers
Beulah Wyoming Hit by Cloudburst One Year Ago Today
A July 28 note recalls a cloudburst that partly destroyed Beulah Wyoming. The entry marks the anniversary and mentions a cornerstone laid for a new building donated by Americans to Louvain University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah
Wyo
Louvain University
Fragmentary OCR Night Note Incoherent Patchwork
The readable text shows a jumbled fragment mentioning a night and a camera with unclear meaning. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge for a proper summary.
Honduras Forms Private Bank as Government Financial Agent
The Banco de Honduras, a private institution, will collect all national revenue and spend the outgo as the government's exclusive financial agent. Revenue is set at 10 million dollars yearly and a government credit of 500 thousand dollars will be opened. A future national bank will absorb the Banco de Honduras. All directors and officials to be Honduran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TeGucigalpa
Honduras
Republic of Honduras
Banco de Honduras
Bank of the Republic
Powder Plant Explosion Kills Worker Near Fort Smith
A blast at the Equitable Powder Company plant four miles south of Fort Smith, Arkansas, killed Tod Caperton, 30, and injured two other employees. About ten tons of powder exploded near a press, wrecking the plant and damaging nearby buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Portsmith
Ark
Equitable Powder Company
Fortsmith
Tod Caperton
Tds
el Ue
Cestned Ranger Aid Efforts Reported
A historical note describes ranger assistance on July 28 as a strike and relief effort. Mentions named individuals and a march toward a remote post with aid possibly sent to a central location. Details are fragmented but reference rangers providing support and a dispatch to a coastal or frontier area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pexas
Haneiine
John Dn Wright
Redoccan
Rangers
Unclear text about prison and transportation policy
Fragmentary OCR text references Emforce Fralyte Prison and TV, Norfolk, citizens, and a commission declaration about shopmen’s preferences and priority in transportation. The passage is garbled with no clear event dates or concrete actions to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emforce
Fralyte
Norfolk & and
Declara
Emhoar
Executives Endorse Regional Unity Amid Strike Tensions
The executives from Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Missouri back a regional stance on the current strike. The group urges lawmakers to protect workers rights while seeking stability for the Southwest industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Southwest
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
French Government Reports Plot Against Premier Poincare
Paris dated July 28 government says it has trustworthy information that an attempt against Prime Minister Poincare is being plotted in German monarchist circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Mse
Premiser Poincare
Medill Named Temporary State Fuel Administrator
Robert Medill, state director of mines and minerals, is appointed temporary state fuel administrator to direct coal distribution under Secretary Hoover's priority shipments plan. Acting Governor Sterling announced the appointment in Springfield HI on July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Springfield
Robert Medill
Mines and Minerals
Hoover
tSerling
Today’s historic milestones and anniversaries noted
Eight years since Austria declared war on Serbia in Vienna sparked World War I. Seventy years since Henry Clay steamboat fire near Yonkers killed 56. Natchez and Nashville sees founded in 1837 mark eighty five years. Peru celebrates independence and Ayacucho victory of 1821. Wireless networks expected in Chicago ahead of opening events.
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Vienna
Serbia
Henry Clay
Yonkers
Natchez
Nashville
Peru
Aycucho
Norra
United States
Canada
Chicago
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Woggles
Si Woggles
Paree
Philander Johnson
Horace’ Greenstreet
Otis Walker
Camp Travis
Sam Johnson
J. Ward
David Aldridge
Edward Biggio
Mrs. Hudson of
Pearson
B. F. Walker
Ida Muller
San Marcos
Sidney Jackman
J. D. Harvey
Major Fredrick Gilbreath
Sam Brown
Teresa Fasnacht
Mrs. Williams of
Mrs. Burgen
Cynthia Press
State University At
E. Press
Nicolas Sanchez, Jr
Nicolas Sanchez
Saltillo
Sircle B
the. W. M
the Baptist Church
Republican County Convention
Webb County Republican Club
M. L. Quanchett
Con
MR. Irwin
Istry
Industry
Camp Ellis
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Honduras National Bank
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