Poindexter Bolshivist Charge Rebutted by War Fund Disclosure
The Springfield Republican notes Poindexter’s frenzied attack claiming Wilson favored Bolshevism. It cites General March revealing that Czecho-Slovak operations in Russia, funded largely from Wilson’s $100 million war fund, aimed to reestablish an eastern front. The piece argues Poindexter cannot be dismayed by lack of proof, since the claim may prove itself.
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Poindexter
Russia
March
Wilson
United States
Springfield
How She Knew
Harvey Levey and Fred Seitz recount a street anecdote from New York about a young girl asking for a smoked ham. The girl insists she is on time because her father received thirty days for stealing the ham the day she delivers it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Levey
Universal Theater
New York
Fred Seitz
East Hampton
L. I
Seitz
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Notable Visitors and Local Oil News In Llano and Redo
Judge M. D. Slater of Llano stays in the city while R. B. Echols returns from San Antonio. Joe Brozon of San Antonio visits Redo as Judge James O. Luby, now in San Antonio, attends the funeral of Emanuel Feuille. I. N. Canada of Inter Ocean Oil Co. reports progress, noting drilling in the Burkburnett field and expectation of a large upcoming oil well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Echols
San Antonio
Joe Brozon
James O. Luby
San Diego
Laredo
Feneral
Emanuel Feuille
I. N. Canada
Inter Ocean Oil Co
Urkburnett
Social Calendar Highlights Activities This Week
Thursday social calendar notes Mrs. C S McKinney hosting a 4 pm bridge to honor Mrs. W T Winter of El Paso Texas. Friday the Blue Birds meet 4 pm with Mrs. A Poggenpohl. Troop 1 Boy Scouts meet 8 pm at the Methodist Church. Troop 2 meet 8 pm at the hall. Elks Hall dance planned.
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C. S. McKinney
Bridge
W. T. Winter
el Paso
Texas
Blue Birds
A. Poggenpohl
Elks Hall
Social Roundup of Local Visitors and Weddings
Local society notes list visitors from San Antonio and other Texas towns, including Mr. and Mrs. Epstein and the S. F. Silver family. The Watson Richter wedding hosts guests from Chicago, Odem, Yorktown, Seguin, and Camp Dodge. Rt. Rev. Capers will confer confirmations on June 15. R L Sutton announces daughter Vesta Irene to Coburn Hall. A Guild meeting, Diocesan matters, and several social events plus a surprise party at Mrs Henry Ward's mark a bustling week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson-Richter
J. H. Chapek
Chicago
Wm. Heuermann
Odem
Texas
Ed. Hevermann
Camp Dodge
Iowa
William Heuermann
R. J. Roeder
Yorktown
Helen Roeder
Rudolph Roeder
Walter Shropshire
Yoakum
J. B. Williams
Seguin
Walter Williams
Jesse Williams
Otto Hegermann
San Antonio
Harry Wharton
William T. Capers
Diocese of
West Texas
Mrs. R. L. Sutton
Vesta Irene
Coburn Hall
Lucia Treviso
Fidel Eduardo Hale
St. Augustin Cathedral
Benito Gonzales
Concepcion G. de Balli
Francisco Trevio
B. Chacon Jr
Octavio Sanchez
Clarita Ferrigno
Francescone
Concha Chacon
Dalila Trevisio
Georgette
Leonor Garcia
Dalila
Carlota Chacon
F. E. Hale
Christi Episcopal Church
Helen Mary
A. C. Richter
Horace Edward Watson
Charles
Weekly Financial Review Exports and Imports in April
Exports from the United States in April totaled 715 million dollars, up from 605 million in March and 501 million in April of the previous year. For ten months ending April, exports reached 5,705 million, versus 4,884 million a year earlier. Imports in April were 273 million, up 5 million from March but down 6 million from April 1918, while ten months ended April imports totaled 2,427 million compared with 2,862 million for the same period of 1917-1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wis
Zemo Skin Treatment Promises Relief for Irritations
Safe dependable remedy offers itching relief and skin cleansing for pimples, eczema, blotches and ringworm. Ask your druggist for Zemo 35c or $1 bottle and apply as directed. The E W Rose Co Cleveland O describes a penetrating liquid that softens skin eruptions and promotes healthy skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Assignee's Notice in Webb County Texas 1919
Valen tin Hernandez owner of Economy Grocery in Webb County Texas executed a deed of assignment on May 19 1919 transferring all property to the assignee for creditors. Creditors agreeing must file claims within four months after publication and within six months from the notice date at the assignee's address in Laredo Texas. Witness dated May 28 1919.
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State OF Texas
Webb
Economy Grocery
Valentin Hernandez
Laredo
Texas
A. D
Pleasant Afternoon for College Friends and Guests
A 1919 Cass gathering saw about twenty pupils return from college in San Antonio, with Miss Pauline Rodgers guest of honor at a bridge party hosted by Mrs. E. H. Buenz. Prizes included tea napkins and an embroidered wash rag, and a lingerie gift for the honoree.
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Cass
E. H. Buenz
Pauline Rodgers
Little Rock
Arkansas
Morton
Gilbreath
Salvation Army Ensign Burdick Receives Croix de Guerre
Ensign Ma Burdick of the Salvation Army from New York awarded the Croix de Guerre by the French Government for baking pies and conducting religious services under fire with American troops overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Burdick
Salvation Army
New York
The Collegiate Bolshevists Commentaries
A Galveston News critique argues against bolshevist chairs in colleges comparing them to a proposed chair of Americanism. It ridicules bolshevists as barbaric and misleads students, calling Lenine a wolf and Trotzky an ass while condemning the appeal to simple minds. The piece laments the influence of sensationalism over established American ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Post
America
Lenine
Trotzky
Galveston News
Allies Likely to Refuse German Peace Demands June Action
Paris dispatches report the Allied reply to German counter proposals will deny major alterations and grant five days to decide, with final action expected around June 18. The Four Council may show concessions but no material relief for Germany, while German forces retreat east of the Rhine and civilians prepare for an Allied advance amid Bolshevik fears in Central Europe.
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Associated Press
Paris
Council of Four
Germany
Coblenz
Rhine
Europe
Russia
Austria
Upper Silesia
Senate on Record Against League Covenant War Debate
Washington June 12 Senator Knox resolution to record the senate against including the league of nations covenant in the peace treaty is reported in amended form by the senate foreign relations committee which struck out the policy of US cooperation to remove threats to European peace. Washington June 12 Secretary Glass tells federal reserve officials the thrift stamp drive will run six months urging more savings stamps and certificates to raise funds.
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American Red Cross
The
Red Cross
International Institute
America
Laredo
Farragut
Associated Press
Washington
Knox
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Glass
Federal Reserve
Return of Telegraph and Telephone Systems to Private Control
Washington June 12 The House Interstate Commerce Committee reported favorably the bill to return the telegraph and telephone systems to private control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Former Congressman James Tawney Dies in Missouri
Winona Minnesota June 12 Former congressman James Tawney died today at Excelsior Springs Missouri The long time public figure who served in Congress passed away in Missouri at an advanced age with brief note of his career and death in the dispatch
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Associated Press
Winona, Minn
James Tawney
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Today’s events mark Kingsley birth centenary and more
On this date the birth centenary of English author Charles Kingsley is observed, the New Richmond tornado anniversary recalls the 250 lives lost, the Massachusetts Horticultural Society celebrates its 90th year, Buffalo hosts the pulp and paper conference, and Brig Gen Arthur McArthur succeeds Gen Samuel Tilman at West Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Richmond
Wis
Masssachusetts Horticultural Society
America
Buffalo
Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry
Arthur McArthur
Samuel Tilman
United States Military Academy
West Point
Juarez Prepares for Villa Attack
Juarez Mexico June 12 reports say General Angeles advance forces move toward Juarez from the Rio Grande bottom with over 1 000 men nearby. Residents flee to safer quarters as federal troops gird for action. The advance guard is reported 16 miles east and Juarez garrison braces for an early assault.
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Juarez, Mex
General Angeles
Juarez
Rio Grande Bottom
Mex
Angeles
Wellman Cross Atlantic Try Ends in Mid Ocean Rescue
The 1910 Wellman airship America attempted a trans Atlantic crossing from Atlantic City to Europe. After three days and about 1000 miles the ship suffered motor trouble and tropical gale damage, forcing abandonment and leaving Wellman and five crew in a lifeboat. A Bermuda steamer rescued them as Wellman praised the vessel in The Aerial Age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Read
Walter Wellman
Atlantic City
America
Europe
Tropics
Wellman
Midocean
Bermuda
Christian Science Monitor
Twenty fourth Infantry Coming to El Paso
The Twenty fourth United States Infantry colored unit from Columbus New Mexico is aboard a special train headed to El Paso Texas on June 12. The arrival signals a movement of troops to the border area and reflects military mobilization in that region.
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Twenty-fourth Infantry
el Paso
Texas
Twenty-fourth United States Infantry
Columbus
N. M
United States
Belleau Wood
West Bank of the Oise
Weather forecast for New Orleans period
The United States Weather Bureau forecast from New Orleans via The Times notes tonight and Friday will be partly cloudy.
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United States Weather Bureau
Orleans
the Telephone Co
Fire chief testifies on Mexican depredations in libel suit
Clarence A. Monahan of Brownsville Texas testifies in the Ford Chicago Tribune libel case recalling nearly continuous depredations by Mexican bandits from 1913 to 1915 during his tenure as Cameron County chief deputy sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Clarence A. Monahan
Brownsville
Texas
Ford-Chicago Tribune
Cameron County
Fort McIntosh 24 Hour Weather Report
Local observations for Fort McIntosh cover the 24 hours ending at 7 am. No report available.
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Fort McIntosh
Has the Advantage The Army Mule
A humorous line from Life magazine notes the Army mule claims it will not return a coat after muster out. The quip reflects veterans humor about military service and post discharge affairs.
Times Offers Daily Watch Subscription Deal
An advertisement notes a daily watch opportunity from THE TIMES priced at 60 cents per month. It invites readers to subscribe for ongoing access to the newspaper’s daily watch content.
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the Times
Classroom Mishap Sparks Frantic Smile Break
A teacher admonishes Freddy for laughing aloud in class and Freddy explains he smiled and suddenly the smile broke. The incident highlights the humor and disruption in a routine school day.
Konenkamp claims victory for union end of telegraph strike
Chicago and Dallas dispatches report the first day of the Commercial Telegraphers Union strike yielding mixed results. Telegraph officials say the strike is practically ended while union leaders claim 18 000 to 20 000 operators quit and 1500 New York brokers' operators may join. In Dallas six men are in custody after a clash between strike sympathizers and non unionists, during which guard A L Pisher was shot and killed.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Commercial Telegraphers Union Today
Telegraph
S.J. Stonenkaup
New York
Dallas
Texas
Dallas Power and Light Company
A. L. Pisher
Governor Hobby Calls Special Texas Legislative Session
Governor Hobby issued a proclamation ordering a special session of the legislature to convene in Austin on June 23 after calling the session in the city on June 12.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Hobby Today
Military and shipping dispatches from Paris and New York
Reports from Paris indicate Crown Prince Charles of Romania wounded himself in the leg but is not seriously hurt. In Brest, June 12, the battleship Arkansas with Admiral Benson aboard sailed yesterday. The transport Giraf Waldersee, damaged and beached off Long Island after a collision with Redondo, and the steamship Yankee which sank after a collision with the Argentina, are noted with crews rescued.
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Paris
Pringea Charles of
Romania
Admiral Benson
Brest
Arkansas
New York
Giraf Waldersee
Long Island
Yankee
Argentins
Argentina
Enforcing Driver Examinations in New York City
The Christian Science Monitor discusses a proposed law requiring examinations for all motor vehicle operators in New York City to assess fitness to drive. With about 200000 drivers, a road test is impractical, so experts draft questions and witness corroboration to screen for unfit motorists and reduce recklessness.
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New York City
New York
America
Christian Science Monitor
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M. D. Slater
Llano
Wm. Epstein
S. F. Silver
Chas, Hockheimer
Alfred T. Arrowsmith
Louisville
Francis R. Westrup
Ussery
Camp Travis
James Richter
Virginia
Harry Sames
University
Mrs. S. E. Leonard
G. J. Giles
Arthur Werner
Sam Johnson
Guild
Amanda Allen
Bickford
MacGregor
Mussett
Mason
Poster
Vidales
Wright
Muller
Slaughter
Miss Maude McKnight
Zara Mowry
Henry Ward
Miss Mowry
Rosa Maria Tejada
Nettie Bunn
Marjorie Fish
Weekly Financial Review
St. Louis Union Bank
St. Louis, Mo
Zemo
Jesusita
Manuel Garza Cantu
Miguel Cavazos
Olga
Jose
Guillermo Ferrara
Carlos
Servando Benavides
Arturo
Raul
Remigio Gonzalez
Hale-Trevisio
W. Cook
Mr. Chapek
Mrs. Watson
California
Collegiate Bolshevists
Beamars
London
Lodge
Charles Kingsley
VILLA
Ole
Weather Forecast
Freddy
Konenkamp
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