Trifling with Bolshevism criticizes Villard in New York speech
The Portland Oregonian denounces Oswald Garrison Villard for praising a soviet form of government in the United States and warns that bolshevism is a crime of every kind in Russia and anarchy everywhere. It argues reform can be peaceful in Albany and Harrisburg but not under a soviet, and warns of dangerous influence on administration.
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Oswald Garrison Villard
United States
New York
Munich
Albany
Harrisburg
Bela Kun
Budapest
Commounism
Hungary
Tinoco
Costa Rica
Wilson
Germany
Lenine
Villard
Russia
Portland Oregonian
iAOCIETY Pt iAOCIETY Pt Mra. Violet 8, Obertoldt Society Editor
Society page item notes Mrs Violet Obertoldt as society editor and lists contact numbers 70 and 4% for the column with local social events and notices.
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Mra
Violet 8
Obertoldt Society
Social Calendar Promises Busy Friday Activities
The Blue Birds hold their weekly meeting at 4 PM with Mrs A Poggenpohl. Troop 1 Boy Scouts meet at 8 PM at the Methodist Church. Troop 2 Boy Scouts meet at 8 PM in the hall. A dance is planned at Ells Hall on Saturday. Misses Helen and Kathryn MacGregor host bridge at 4 PM honoring Zara Mowry, bride of the month. Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church meets at 4 PM at the church.
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Blue’ Birds
A. Poggenpohl
Ells Hall
Helen
Kathryn MacGregor
Bridge
Zara Mowry
Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church
W. T. Winter
CC. S. McKinney
el Paso
A. C. Hamilton
J. B. Morton
W. N. Young
Fort McIntosh
Jn Go
Zupann
The Dreamers and wedding bells amid Laredo society
A poetic excerpt to begin the column gives way to a bustling society page in Laredo. It notes arrivals and visits by Mr George D Moyer and Mrs Moyer to relatives, Army staff entries, and many local social events. It covers engagements and weddings including Helen Mary Richter Watson, Mabel Tomlinson Garner, and the Hull Sutton ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coburn Hull
Vesta Irene Sutton
L. H. Wharton
Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Borchers
Anna Sutton
Henry Borchers
Missouri
Laredo
Lieut
Hull
Border Service
France
San Antonio
Galveston
Kansas City
Weston
Miss Sutton
Global curiosities from a distant era and a royal decree
A miscellany notes the Triple Alliance of Britain Sweden and tfolland to defend the Spanish Netherlands from France. It mentions a Paris landlord who offers rent free living after births the US Naval Academy founded in 1845 by George Bancroft and the Duke of Hamilton as England’s largest landowner. It covers potato nutrition gloves sewing handkerchief fashion and Louis XVI 1785 decree standardizing square handkerchief edges.
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Great Britain
Sweden
Tfolland
Spanish Netherlands
France
Paris
United States Naval Academy
George Bancroft
Navy
Polk
Ingland
Duke of Hamilton
Nicholas
England
Africa
Marie Antoinette
Louis XVI
Watch THE TIMISS everyday for opportunities
An offer to subscribe or watch THE TIMISS daily for opportunities priced at 6 0c per month. The snippet notes a daily view aimed at presenting chances or openings to readers.
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Timiss
The One Step Judge Seeks Resignation Over Court Disruption
A judge loses temper amid courtroom disorder and declares he will take a drastic step to stop it. A leading counsel asks when the judge’s resignation would take effect, prompting a rare quiet in the proceedings.
Today’s Anniversaries June 13 1766 to 1917
July 13 entry notes Isaac Morris Pennsylvania Quakers death in Philadelphia born October 3 1701. 1780 Congress orders Gen Gates to command American army in the South. 1823 Gustave Cluseret born Paris died 1900. 1841 first session United Canadian Parliament opened at Kingston. 1894 US Naval War College opened at Newport. 1908 suffragists parade in London. 1915 Russian forces push Austro German troops back over the Dniester. 1916 Canadian troops counterattack at Ypres. 1917 Pershing and staff warmly welcomed in Paris.
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Isaac Morris
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Gen. Gates
Congress
South
Gustave Paul Cluseret
Paris
Kingston
United States Naval War College
Newport
Rey
London
Dniester
Ypres
Gen. Pershing
Telegraphers Strike Backers Move Toward Federal Settlement
Union officials presented terms to the Postal Telegraph company aiming to settle the nationwide telegraphers strike. The proposal calls for an end to the strike for Postal workers once wage adjustments are agreed upon following the Postal Service's full control by the wire administration.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Postal Telegraph Company
Wire Administration
Locomotive Explosion Kills Crew in Fort Worth to Avon dale
A Fort Worth and Denver passenger train departing Fort Worth at 10 am blew up at Avondale causing the death of the engineer and several other crew members. The incident occurred June 13 and is the subject of ongoing investigations.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
Denver
Avondale
Stolen Funds Shake Manhattan Bank Heist
At noon in Manhattan six masked robbers attacked two Colonial Bank messengers as they carried funds to the Federal Reserve Bank. They escaped in an automobile with a large sum of money.
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Associated Press
New York
Manhattan
Colonial Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Odd Races and Rare Events From Distant Lands
Reported glimpses describe the Samoyedes in Archangel as primitive wanderers living off reindeer, unaligned with any state. The Kea parrot in New Zealand preys on sheep, with male and female indistinguishable and no nests found. A blue sun appeared in 1883 after a volcanic eruption, blotting the sky and dimming Batavia, then reappearing briefly near the equator.
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Archangel
Arctic
New Zealand
Sunda States
Batavia
Texas raises juror pay from two fifty to three per day
The new Texas law raising petit juror pay from 2.50 to 3.00 per day becomes effective on the observed holiday period. Counties face higher jury costs, but officials expect the higher rate will attract more capable men to serve, aligning pay with the importance of jury service.
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Texas
Sons of Hamam
Texas Mexican Railway Company Holds Stockholders Meeting in Laredo
Notice declares annual stockholders meeting at the company's office in Laredo Texas on June 25 1919 at 9 00 A M to elect directors and conduct business. The board of directors will meet immediately after the stockholders adjournment. 5 24 20t.
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The
Texas-Mexican Railway Company
Laredo
Texas
The Baptist Missionary paper debuts in Rio Grande Association
The Rio Grande Baptist Association begins an associational paper edited by Laredo pastor Rev. Albert F. Beddoe. The publication is well edited and neatly printed, promising meaningful work along its chosen lines. We welcome it to the journalistic fold.
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The
Rio Grande Baptist Association
Laredo
Albert F. Beddoe
Allied reply drafting advances amid German counter proposals
AP reports the allied draft response progresses today with changes adding complexity due to Britain reopening reparations. Delay to Monday’s delivery is likely as diplomats weigh whether German delegates or government will sign. Paris debates radical socialist terms and possible treaty signing by radicals. Plebiscites in Silesia and Sarre are outlined with league approval conditions, while allies back supplies to Kolchak’s forces.
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Associated Press
Paris
Silesia
Germany
League of Nations
Sarre
Kolchak
Britain Pushes Late Move on Reparation Commission
Paris dispatch notes Britain made an eleventh hour bid to reopen the reparation issue by proposing to empower the permanent reparations commission to control raw materials and thus supervise Germany's economic development.
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Paris
Permanent
Germany
Commission
Paris Plans New Rewritten Peace Treaty With Germany
Paris reports the postwar peace document will be entirely rewritten and reprinted to include explanations and clarifications from the allied reply to German courier proposals. The principle remains the same, but a virtually new treaty will be presented.
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Paris
Germany
Death of G H Knaggs in Cotulla reported in Laredo
A winding wire reached Laredo as The Times prepared to print announcing the death of George H Knaggs at his Cotulla home this afternoon. He was LaSalle county and district clerk for many years.
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Earl Brennan
Victoria
City of Roses
Laredo
Times
Cotulla
George H. Knagga
LaSalle County
Democrats Ready to Oppose Knox Resolution
After a Senate conference, leading Democrats said they would try to block a vote on Senator Knox's resolution that declares the peace treaty and the league covenant unacceptable.
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Ty Associated Press
Washington
Knox
Addicts in the United States Reach One Million
Washington reports the treasury department committee estimates more than a million drug addicts in the United States and rising despite strong federal enforcement efforts.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Treasury
French and Americans halt German drive near Noyon region
On June 13, French and American forces decisively checked the German Compiègne drive. London said the German advance had practically ceased in the Noyon Montdidier area, marking a turning point in the sector.
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London
Noyon- Montdidier
Francisco Villa Remarries in Mexico in Valle de Allende
Mexico City dispatch reports bandit leader Francisco Villa married again near Parral at Valle de Allende. A traveler says he attended the ceremony and that the bride is 20 years old. The account appears in Excelsior and places the event in June.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Francisco Villa
Excelsior
Valle de Allende
Parral
Aviatrix Baroness de la Roche Tops Ruth Law Record
Paris reports Baroness de la Roche a French aviatrix ascended 15700 feet today surpassing Ruth Law by over a thousand feet setting a new height record in aviation.
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Associated Press
Paris
Baroness de la Roche
Ruth Law
Council Deliberates On Public Release Of Document
The four council members found it impracticable to attach the reply to the original document, fearing obscured clauses and imperfection. The action is said to render obsolete the text published in the United States.
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Council of Four
United States
Berlin Secret Session Calls Citizens Strike
In Berlin on Wednesday a secret council meeting endorsed a citizens strike. The independent socialist press notes the chairman said the strike is needed as the present government cannot redeem Germany from chaos.
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Berlin
Council of Greater Berlin
Germany
First cotton ship reaches Hamburg since war outbreak
The steamship Gulf of Mexico arrived today at Hamburg from New Orleans marking the first cotton boat to reach a German port since the war began.
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Berlin
Gulf of Mexico
Hamburg
New Orleans
Friday the Thirteenth Observed in Various US Events
Across the country today events highlight notable anniversaries and meetings. Atlantic City hosts a two day New Jersey Bar Association session with prominent speakers. Detroit hosts a National Association of Credit Men concluding session led by Carter Glass. Anderson Indiana opens a global church camp meeting with three thousand missionaries. Rochester hosts the National Assembly of Civil Commissions concluding sessions on women in civil service and veterans preferences. Bozeman Montana gathers farmers for wheat and agrarian discussions. Princeton marks Class Day with ivy planting, cannon gathering, and the class oration.
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Henry R. Pierson
University of the State of New York
New Jersey Bar Association
Atlantic City
Carter Glass
the Treasury
National Association of Credit Men's
Detroit
Anderson
Ind
Church of God
National Assembly of Civil Commissions
Rochester
Montana
State College
Bozeman
Princeton University
Chronic Constipation Advice and Remedies
The piece explains constipation stems from insufficient moisture in waste. It urges drinking plenty of water, eating raw fruit, and outdoor exercise to improve over time. In the interim it recommends mild laxatives, warning harsh cathartics dehydrate the body, and endorses Chamberlain's Tablets as pleasant and effective.
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Chamberlain
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