Colorado Senator Thomas Named War Fraud Prosecutor
Charlea 8S Thomas, a former Colorado senator and two term governor, is chosen by Attorney General Daugherty as a special assistant to aid in prosecuting war frauds. A Georgia native raised near Macon, he studied in Connecticut and at the University of Michigan Law School before moving to Colorado.
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Charlea
Thomas
Daugherty
United States
Colorado
Macon
Connecticut
University of Michigan
Leadville
Denver
United States Senate
Daily History Notes From An Old Almanac
A compact entry list recalls historic events and births from 1781 to 1901 such as American takeover of Augusta, Fitch’s steamboat test on the Delaware, James Lawrence mortally wounded aboard the Chesapeake, a Moravian Indians monument unveiling in Ohio, Josiah W Begole’s death in Michigan, Irish National League appeals against participation in the Queen’s Jubilee, and William C Whitney’s Volodyvovsky winning the English Derby in record time.
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James Lawrence
Shannon
Burlington
N. J
Tuscarawas County
Ohio
Josiah W. Begole
Michigan
Flint
Mich
Goveland
Irish National League
William CC. Whitney
Volodyovsky
Railroad Time Table Texas-Mexican and Great Northern
Train No 1 to Corpus Christi leaves at 10 a m Train No 2 from Corpus Christi arrives at 3 35 p m International and Great Northern offers a through fast train to St Louis leaving 12 01 p m and arriving 6 15 p m Night Train departs at 10 p m and arrives at 7 30 a m
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Corpus Christi
Train Schedule Between Rio Grande and Laredo
Train No. 1 runs from Laredo to Minera daily except Sunday at 8 30 a m arriving Minera at 10 20 a m Train No. 2 runs from Minera to Laredo daily except Sunday at 11 a m arriving Laredo at 3 15 p m
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Rio Grande & Eagie Pass
Laredo
Minera
Cure for stomach troubles with Chamberlain's Tablets
In olden times the seat of the soul was believed to be the stomach and Chamberlain's Tablets are praised for promptly curing ordinary stomach troubles. They strengthen the stomach and help it function naturally. A trial costs a quarter.
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Chamberlain
Accusations Point to Venezuela in Brief Message
A terse note accuses Venezuela amid a broader call to do good and endure challenging times. The fragment mentions reaping eventual outcomes and includes a misspelled name Nadia vhaheclaes in unclear context.
Notes From Camp Salumgnet Corpus Christi 1922
Corpus Christi June 2 1922 Laredo Times reports boys arrived at 5 20 pm to Corpus with over forty autos and large crowd. They toured the bluff camp took up 10 tents and cook tents. Splash Day featured and Corpus Boy Scout Band of 40 gave a concert. Old stoutmaster Mr Nolen Troop No 3 visited camp.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Siditor Laredo Times
Corpus
Laredo
Bob Essing
Corpus Boy Scout
Mr. Nolen
Face Between at Rialto Opens With Strong Cast
The Face Between opened yesterday at the Rialto Theatre with Bert Lytell starring. The film is praised for its intelligent entertainment value and a convincing story that unfolds with suspense and credible development.
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Rialto Theatre
Bert Lytell
Metro
A Connecticut Yankee at Alhambra Theatre Screening
A hilarious film adaptation of Mark Twain’s tale shown at the Alhambra Theatre on Monday. The screen version breathes new life with armour clad knights on motorcycles and a Ford driven by Sir Lancelot to rescue King Arthur and the Connecticut Yankee. Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria attended the viewing.
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Mark Twain
King Arthur's Court
Alhambra Theatre
King Arthur
Sir Lancelot
United States
Oswald Stoll
Queen Alexandra
Victoria
Royal
The Sheik at Strand Sparks Hidden Love Realization
A Strand advertisement describes the Paramount Picture The Sheik showing June 6 7 and 8. A heroine recalls the moment a stranger's arm and warmth awaken a long dismissed love she thought she despised. The piece notes the film’s emotional pull and dramatic romance.
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Strand
Today’s Centennial and Civic Gatherings Around the Nation
Five years after a draft registration anniversary marks a military service note. Lawrence College in Appleton Wisconsin begins a 76th birthday celebration. Rotary clubs convene in Los Angeles while Iowa holds a Republican primary. Oklahoma City hosts the Republican State committee meeting. The Travelers Protective Association convenes in Atlantic City and Kiwanis gather in Toronto. A six day conference opens in New York City under the Music Industries Chamber of Commerce to broaden American work and play.
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Lawrence College
Appleton
Wis
International Convention of Rotary Clubs
Los Angeles
Iowa
Republican State Committee
Oklahoma City
Travelers’ Protective Association
Atlantic City
United States
Canada
Toronto
International Association of Kiwanis Clubs
America
New York City
Music Industries Chamber of Commerce
Womens Club and Missionary Society Meeting Schedule
A social calendar item notes meetings at the Woman's Club and the Woman's Missionary Society. Both gather at 4 PM, the former at the Woman's Club and the latter at the Methodist Church, on Monday.
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Woman's Club
Woman's Missionary
Methodist Church
Social notes highlight visits and a bridge party
The city hosted visitors from Saltillo San Antonio Mercedes and Rochester with departures planned to Dallas Corpus Christi and California. A farewell style bridge party hosted by Mrs J A Wilson and Miss Maria Mowry honored Mrs George Condren before her move to California.
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George Condren
J. A. Wilson
Maria Mowry
Bridge Club
Trayior
Hewitt
Honores
Mesdames
J. S. Denike
J. M. Martin
A. E. Derby
Traylor
Cluck
Bobbitt
Russell
Kate Tarver
Helen
Margaret MacGregor
Annie Lee Giles
Wilson
Miss Mowry
Ethel Mackin
Portuguese aviators resume transatlantic flight from Fernando Noronha
Captains Coutinho and Sacedura resumed their transatlantic journey from Fernando Noronha off the Brazilian coast to Pernambuco this morning after an earlier interruption caused by an accident.
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Associated Press
Pernambuco
Brazil
Coutinho
Sacedura
Fernando Noronha
Oil prices rise at market opening in Pennsylvania crude
An increase of 25c a barrel in Pennsylvania crude was announced at market opening. Other grades mostly up 26c, led by Corning, with new prices listed as Caball 2.26, Somerset 2.15, Somerset Hght 2.40, Ragland 1.26, and Pennsylvania crude 3.60.
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Associated Preas
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Somerset
Americans on Rhine keep small force beyond July 1
Washington reports a small force of American troops will stay at Coblenz on the Rhine beyond July 1 to complete evacuation plans. Secretary Weeks said the exact duration is not yet determined as Germany and allied powers requested the continued presence.
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Washington
Germany
Coblenz
Rhine
Weeks
Grand jury urged to continue probe of 1946 Clayton killing
Judge Hamilton in Austin Texas tells the Travis county grand jury to press on with the December murder investigation of Peeter Clayton near the Ku Klux Klan hall. Twenty Austin citizens and five officers face murder charges though the grand jury returned no indictments.
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Austin
Texas
Hamlton
Travis County Grand Jury
Peeter Clayton
Ku Klux Klan
Labor Unions Not Exempt From Sherman Act
The Supreme Court ruled that labor organizations can be prosecuted under the Sherman anti trust law. Chief Justice Patt stated unions may be held liable for property and other damages caused by members during strikes in the Coronado coal case.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Coronado
Patt
Committee Criticizes Muscle Shoals Ford Lease Move
Washington June 6 the house military committee backs Henry Ford's bid to lease the Muscle Shoals nitrate and power plants drawing criticism from former Senator Butler who warns it diverges from the committee's published plan. The same day a bill to authorize Weeks to negotiate sale or lease to Ford and drop the Gorgas plant is expected to be introduced by the committee.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Military Committee
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Butler
North Carolina
Frederick Engstrum
Weeks
Muscle Shoals Project
Gorgas
June America's nurses honored. plot thwarted a year ago
One year after a failed revolutionary plot, authorities in June and Mexico cooperated to stop the movement. A memorial service was set in Bordeaux to honor 284 American nurses who played leading roles in World War I.
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Corneretene
Bordeaux
Peggy Marie Beal Shoots Man Then Aims At Self
Nurse Peggy Marie Beal from Springfield Illinois and Dayton Ohio shot Frank Anderson welfare director at a hotel and then wounded herself in Kansas City Missouri. Authorities say she claims a war romance ended with Anderson and reports say she may be married in Ohio. Officials say no charge is filed yet due to her condition improving.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Vegey Marie Beal
Springfield
Ilinois
Dayton
Ohio
Frank Anderson
Anderson
Kansas City, Mo
Beal
Avenues from Flores Avenue West Being Treated For Utility Lines
A notice advises that four blocks west from the Texas-Mexican tracks will be plowed graded and rolled. It requests residents with shallow water or gas pipes to mark them so the foreman can avoid breaking them.
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Flores Avenue
World Facts and Oddities in Brief
A fragmentary miscellany lists trivia on geography climate and culture. It notes large numbers from Texas to Peru, turns of phrase about gemstones and lighting in a Norwegian fjord, and curiosities from England China Italy and Sweden.
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Jorend
Royal Household
England
Mexico
Italy
Globe
Texas
Municipal Dental
London
Sweden
Senate Leaders Defend Trade Policy Amid Global Talks
Washington June S Heypardivan reports senate leaders outline steps to explain and defend the odiainiteoties firriti Di van pemerst debute c the senate. Senator Watson of Indiana announced plans for a series of addreses to explain pro commerce ties with Britain and Canada.
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Associated Press
Washington
S. Heypardivan
Senate
Watson Tileaane
Indiana
Fey
Watson
Serioof Daar
Auckland
Geddehou
Britain
Senacer Watson
Comnolio
Conference Deadlock Delays Pennsylvania Races
Unsettled talks in Washington over the Senate race in Pennsylvania between Republican nominees Crowe and publican candidate Emisretes GTi, with a state committee decision looming. Conference disagreements leave the result in doubt as leaders press for resolution.
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Associated Presa
Washington
Tepper Pennsylvanis
Martip Lavi
Nominer
Basis of compensation for logs in wartime trade dispute
A wartime decision outlines compensation for logs traded under distress. It states that compensation goes to owners for logs, not to coal mines or other parties, as the United States Court determines on this date. The ruling addresses losses during the conflict with Germany and sets terms for payment.
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United States
Two Die in Midwest Rail Car Crash Near Blodgett
A collision in Blodgett Minnesota involving a Chicago and Northwestern railroad Minnesota special and an automobile truck carrying 11 nursery employees left two dead and eight seriously injured. Authorities reported the wreck occurred early today and involved the Minnesota special train.
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Chicago
Chien and Northwestern Railroad
Minnesota
Blodgett
Minois
Here
Wine and Beer Move in Texas Governors Petition
Former Governor Ferguson and Milton Everett of San Antonio left Temple to file a petition with the secretary committee seeking to place the wine and beer proposal on the Texas July primary ballot. The aim is to gauge voter sentiment on legalizing these beverages.
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Associated Press
Temple
Texas
Ferguson
Milton Everett
San Antonio
Waco
Lawrence College Jubilee Marks 75th Anniversary
Hundreds of Lawrence College alumni gather in Appleton Wisconsin to celebrate the seventy fifth anniversary during jubilee exercises spanning several days alongside the ongoing commencement week program.
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Appleton, Wis
Lawrence College
Seized Corn Ship Stopped by Irish Sloop in Tralee Bay
A steamer bound from New York to Fenit Kerry with corn and mixed cargo was halted in Tralee Bay by a British sloop, and a large quantity of ammunition seized, according to a dispatch from Tralee.
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London
New York
Fenit
Kerry
Tralee Bay
Tralec
Chamberlains Colle and Clarmoea Remedy Ad Teaser
An old time medicinal advertisement urges households to keep Chamberlains Colle and Clarmoea remedy on hand during hot summer months. It promises necessity and value when the time comes, urging readers to buy now.
Plans to Broaden Influence of Music Conference Opens
In New York a six day conference to broaden American music influence begins at the Hotel Commodore with 1500 instrument manufacturers and dealers expected to attend. Secretary of Labor Davis will address on The Influence of Music in Industry.
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New York
America
Commodore
Music Industries Chamber of Commerce
Iifteen
Davis
Complaint Filed Over Merger Plan by Trust Law Associates
The federal antitrust authority has filed a formal complaint against a merger plan involving Trust Law of Associates and related parties. The agency alleges unfair methods that could restrain competition, citing concerns about potential undue market advantages and improper training actions that affect trade. Senate and commission reviews are noted as ongoing in the formal proceedings.
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Federal Neon Cranmdaciun
Orporathon
Fuerteer Recerntiv
Borne Stat
Bethle- Pon
Wal
Competitieg
bLa- Pollete
Wiseane
Piauiee
Beck Killing Observed In Inquiry After Fatal Home Incident
A chaotic wartime record notes an inquiry into a fatal Beck killing. The fragment references officers, a home scene, and an official review dated June 11 with unclear details.
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Casa Pacutenant Coronel Te Oofficer
Sion
Ftte
4Tfair
New Suspect Apprehended After Patrol Wagon Pickup
A suspect connected to a found item near the uptown area was captured after attempts to flee toward City Hall station. Police reports say he was checked at Central station with hands and feet bound and secured for further questioning.
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John Jtotéu
Ford for President hinted by Detroit leaders
Detroit on June 3 reports Henry Ford has intimated he would run if the people want him but would not spend money on nominating or campaigning. William T. Kerrinbern of the Dearborn Independent, a Ford for President leader, says Ford would refuse.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
William T. Krrinbern
Dearborn Independent
Rotary Clubs International Convention Opens in Los Angeles
Los Angeles hosts one of its largest visitor crowds for the Rotary International convention. Delegates from Trem circuits and towns across the United States and Canada attend, with fraternal delegates from the United Kingdom. Daily business sessions mix with social features as many stay through the week.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Rotary Cihs
United States
Canda
Rotary
United Kingdom
California
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