Osuna Joins Villa Bandits in Mexico Conflict
Friday's Daily notes Osuna and 00 men joining Villa amid renewed pursuit by government forces. Reports say 16,000 troops may depart Mexico City for Durango and Chihuahua. Almazan rallies at Linares. Officials warn exiles and bandits threaten order, urging decisive action to end banditry and secure Sonora and Sinaloa.
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Whn
Osuna
Monterrey
Villa
Phus
Chihuahua
Mexico City
Durango
Almazan
Linares
Sonora
Sinaloa
Turkish refugee Djemal Pasha detained in Lausanne hotel
The Turkish exile General Ahmet Djemal Pasha, once minister and Syria commander, lives in a Swiss hotel awaiting expulsion. The Arabian government lists him on a death row for massacres and deportations of thousands, including Armenians and Arabs, with Swiss authorities pressed to remove him.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Switzerland
Liteaone
Ahmed Djemal Pasha
Young Turk
Constantinople
Syria
Tribune de Geneve
Turkey
Djemal Pasha
Hislam
Djemali
Holland
Djemal
Djavi Pasha
Paris
Goeben
Breslau
Lausanne
The
Tribune
Tijemal
The Galveston Situation
Galveston businessmen urge governor to take control as strike ties up $6,000,000 in commodities and millions in cotton and grain. City officials report quiet conditions with about 400 cars of freight in Morgan line care. Galveston labor council head condemns gubernatorial action as unnecessary.
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Galveston
Texas and Gaveston Chambers of Commerce
Morgan Steamship Company
Galveston Labor Council
Today’s Birthdays Highlight Noted National Figures
Catherine Waugh McCulloch, Chicago lawyer and suffrage leader, born in Ransomville New York sixty eight years ago today. Rev Charles Stelzle sociologist and public welfare leader born in New York City fifty one years ago. Thomas D Schall Minnesota congressman born in Reed City Michigan forty eight years ago. Peter F Tugue Massachusetts congressman born in Boston forty nine years ago.
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Catherine Waugh McCulloch
Chicago
Ransomville
N. Y
Charles Stelzle
New York City
Thomas 0D. Schall
Minnesota
Reed City
Mich
Eter F. Tugue
Massachusetts
Boston
Charles Ray Stars In The Hick At Rialto Tonight
Charles Ray appears in The Hick at the Rialto with Bessie Barriscale. Miss Mabel Johnson plays Ethelda Rathbone, a studious New England college daughter, after winning Venice Bathing Girl Parade fame. The Triangle adaptation from Plain Jane highlights Ray and Barriscale in a comedy drama setting.
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Ince
Gardner Sullivan
Charles Ray
Bessie Barriscale
Mabel Johnson
Ethelda Rathbone
New England
Miss Johnson
Venice
Cal
Rialto
King Edward VII’s Dog Caesar Memorialized in Windsor Tomb
Caesar, the King’s favorite hound, is carved at the foot of Edward VII’s recumbent figure in marble within St. George’s Chapel Windsor. The marble canine lies coiled in sleep beside the monarch’s effigy, marking a royal tribute.
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Edward VII
Caesar
St. George’s Chapel
Windsor
Today in History and International Proposals in 1926
One hundred years ago a mariners church dedication occurred in New York City. A peace treaty between the Allies and Hungary was set for signing at the Grand Trianon Palace in Versailles. A Mississippi Valley division of the Bankhead Highway Association was anticipated from a Memphis meeting. Indiana’s Labor Party planned a full state-ticket convention in Indianapolis. An International Scientific Council for Fisheries Research would be discussed at the Vancouver Canadian Fisheries Association convention. The year fixed long Anglo American tercentenary celebrations of the Pilgrim Fathers landing, leading to a Plymouth Mass. event in late summer.
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United States
New York City
Hungary
Grand Trianon Palace
Versailles
Mississippi Valley
Bankhead Highway Association
Memphis
Labor Party of Indiana
Indianapolis
Scientific Council For
Canada
Newfoundland
Canadian Fisheries Association
Vancouver
Plymouth
Magss
Booze Not a Cure for Colic Says Ames Paper
The Ames Iowa Intelligencer warns against using whiskey for pain or stomach trouble. It urges seeking a doctor or giving Chamberlain's Coke and Diarrhoea Remedy instead. The piece argues that alcohol is a mistaken remedy for colic and stomach ache.
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Ames Iowa Intelligencer
Chamberlain
Miss Anne Martin Seeks Nevada Senate Seat on Republican Ticket
Miss Anne Martin, long prominent in Nevada's Woman's park, announces candidacy for the sen ate on the Republican ticket. She previously ran as an Independent in 1918 in Nevada.
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Anne Martin
Woman’s Park
Senate
Nevada
Education in a Christian Kingdom Means Equal Opportunity
A Ruskin quote asserts that every man in a Christian kingdom should receive equal education. The remark frames education as a universal right tied to shared moral governance and societal progress.
Drilling Progress Near Laredo Sparks Oil Hopes
In the Kingsville area and nearby fields companies such as Cactus Bor-Tex Miranda and others press on with drilling. Small oil indications have been found at Orlex Miranda and Cactus while the Cactus aims to reach a likely producing well within about 300 feet more at a thousand feet. Bor-Tex plans large output between fourteen hundred and fifteen hundred feet as work continues.
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Kingsville
Laredo
Bor-Tex
Cactus
Imperial
Rio Grande Oil & Gas Co
Miranda
Hughes
Cactus Oil Co
Bor-Tex Oil Co
Miranda Oil Co
Orlex
Cactus Company
Bor-Tex Co
The World Admires A Man of Nerve
A description of a man with strong nerves and rich blood powering his energy and rapid work. The piece praises clear sight, active brain, steady hand, quick thinking, and fast execution as the source of his success and admiration.
Sensapersa Promises Nerve Energy and Relief
Advert says Sensapersa boosts nerve energy and relieves nervous indigestion brain fog insomnia and despondency from failure. Claims as a quick change doubling nerve health in ten days. Available in two sizes 50 cents and one dollar at your druggist or City Drug Co.
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City Drug Co
Peggy Hyland At Royal Today In Strong Picture
Peggy Hyland appears at the Royal Theatre today in Black Shadows a William Fox feature. Natalie Summer Lincoln and J Anthony Roach wrote the story set in Washington detailing social life and a tale of kleptomania induced by hypnotism with a strong moral backbone and absorbing action.
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Natalie Summer Lincoln
J. Anthony Roach
William Fox
Peggy Hyland
Royal Theatre
Lost Dispatch
Trevor Case
Washington, D. C
Texas Mexican Railway Company Stockholders Meeting
The annual meeting of stockholders of the Texas Mexican Railway Company will be held at the company's office in Laredo Texas on June 30 1920 at 9:00 a m for electing directors and transaction of business. The Board of Directors will also meet immediately after adjournment of stockholders. A B Muller Secretary 6 31 26
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Texas-Mexican Railway Company
Laredo
Texas
A. B. Muller
Special Saturday Rates Eliminated This Summer
The Texas-Mexican By. Co. drops its long time special Saturday to Monday excursion rates to Corpus Christi. Daily sale now includes ten and ninety day tickets to Corpus and Galveston. Ten-day Laredo to Corpus tickets cost 6.40, ninety days 7.70. Galveston ten-day 16.25, ninety days 19.55. Best option for Sunday seaside travelers is ten-day tickets.
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Texas-Mexican By. Co
Corpus Christi
Corpus
Galveston
Laredo
Times Want Ads Eight Dollar Money Makers
Classified brief notes advertise eight dollar money making opportunities. The snippet lists eight dollar rate and suggests earnings potential. No further details provided.
Economy Salvage House offers Army gear at low cost
At 1701 Hidalgo Street, Economy Salvage House lists 20,000 Army shoes 1,000 Army wool shirts 390 Army cotton mattresses 20,000 Army leggings and many other articles plus 1,000 pairs of new ladies shoes all priced under manufacture cost. Open 3-3-tt.
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Hidalgo St
Texas Delegates Ride to National Republican Convention
Roy Campbell an alternate Texas delegate and Hardie Jefferies a Fifteenth District delegate head to Chicago for the Republican National Convention to decide the party standard bearers. Campbell departed Wednesday for San Antonio then to Chicago, Jefferies left last night and they met in San Antonio this morning before continuing their journey.
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Roy Campbell
Texas
Hardie HH. Jefferies
Fifteenth
Chicago
Repubican Party
Campbell
San Antonio
Jefferies
Today’s Anniversaries June 4 Highlights 1810 to 1912
A concise roll of notable dates: 1810 Captain Nathaniel Winship builds Oregon’s first house at Oak Point. 1843 Victoria founded. 1861 Canadian steamer wrecked on an iceberg with 35 lost. 1879 Sarah Bernhardt debuts in London. 1887 ex-VP William Wheeler dies in Malone. 1895 Britain rejects Pope mediation in Venezuela dispute. 1897 Urbana lynching aftermath with four killed. 1912 poet Margaret Sangster dies in Maplewood.
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Nathaniel Winship
Oregon
Oak Point
Columbia River
Victoria
B. C
Straits of
Belle Isle
Sarah Bernhardt
London
William A. Wheeler
United States
Malone
N. Y
Great Britain
Venezuela
Urbana
Margaret E. Sangster
Maplewood
N. J
New Rochelle
Women Republicans to Attend National Convention in Chicago
New York delegates led by Miss Helen Varrick Boswell and Mrs Florence K Knapp head the state’s 25 delegates and 75 alternates with no chaperones as they travel to Chicago to participate in the Republican National Convention. Other notable delegates include Dr Helene S Peabody, Mrs Katherine P Edson, Mrs John Glover South, and Mrs Manley Fosseen, highlighting a nationwide push by women in politics.
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Associated Press
New York
Helen Varrick Boswell
Boswell
New York County Republican Organization
Florence EK
New York State
Miss Boswell
United States
Helene S. Peabody
Sioux Falls
S. D
Katherine P. Edson
Los Angeles
California
State Industrial Commission of
Republican Women's State Committee
John Glover South
Kentucky
Republican National Committee
Morrow
Frank O. Bradley
South
Tennessee
Manley Fosseen
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Women’s Republican Organization
Arthur IL. Livermore
Republican Women's Executive Committee of
Women’s University Club of
Henry Wells
Massachusetts Republican Committee
Rise of William M. Wood From Port to Textile Magnate
William M. Wood, once a $1.26 a week mill worker, rises to wealth as president of the American Woolen Company. Indicted for alleged profiteering under the Lever Act, his life spans Edgartown to New Bedford, Fall River mills, and a partnership with Dr. Frederick Ayer after marrying Ayers daughter. He leads the woolen trust and amasses homes in Boston Andover and a Cuttyhunk summer residence.
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Boston
Mass
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Bar of Justice
Federal Grand Jury
Edgartown
Martha's Vineyard
Wood
America
Fayal
Silva
Jacintho
William Wood
New Bedford
Andrew G. Pierce
Fall River
Frederick Ayer
Lawrence
Dr. Ayer
Ayer
Woolen Trust
Andover
Cuttyhunk
Cut This Out and Take It With You
A man unsure of the article to buy uses this item as a substitute. The note promises success in obtaining Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and indigestion, claiming it is the safer method to ensure the right purchase.
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Times
Chamberlain
Webb county to open bids for good roads project
Webb County commissioners, meeting in Laredo, will adjourn Monday to open bids for a modern highway extending from the city limits to Zapata county line. This first Webb county road under the bond issue, aided by State Highway Commission funds, has drawn many bids and more are anticipated before the opening.
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Commissioners Court
Webb County
Laredo
Zapata County
Rotation of crops in Laredo area shifts from onions to cotton
In the Laredo region rotation of crops dominates farming practice with no idle land between seasons. Last fall Bermuda onions were grown under irrigation, yielding well and resulting in 1,300 carloads marketed as shipments have just ceased. Now cotton is being planted and expected yields could ease financial concerns for local farmers.
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Laredo
Bermuda
Women in Egypt says Barnes about servile status
London June 4 The treatment of women in Egypt is described as the darkest phase of Egyptian life by G N Barnes MP who just returned from a tour. He says men there regard themselves as lords of creation and can divorce at will. Many houses lack women entirely and women endure serfdom and hard labor as they are viewed as beasts of burden.
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Mexico
Villa
Associated Press
London
Egypt
G. N. Barnes
Barnes
Mr Barns
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