Society notes for Miss Zara Mowry wedding week
Thursday entertainment plans include Mrs. C. M. Fish and Miss Maude McKnight hosting a bridge session at 9 45 a m in honor of Miss Zara Mowry. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs. N C Windrow at 4 p m.
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C. M. Fish
Maude McKnight
Bridge
Zara Mowry
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
N. C. Windrow
Alexander
Frederick Gilbreath
J. Poster
J.S. Penn
Maria Mowry
Josephine Sauvignet
Ruth and
Lucille Murphy
Aline Hamilton
The Picture and Local Social Notes
Poetic tribute to Marion Hicks Dexter alongside a long social column from the town. It lists William Merriman’s San Antonio trip and family visits, nursing staffNews of returning servicemembers, summer gatherings, a K of C dance hostesses, a splash party at Villegas pool, W M A meeting, a Zara Mowry bridge party with prizes and a luncheon, plus various family and military updates.
Delights at Fort McIntosh reception for General Buck
A large Fort McIntosh gathering hosted by Col. and Mrs. Roche honored General Buck. Guests included Col. and Mrs. Roche Lt. Col. and Mrs. Jepsum Gen Buck with hosts and hostesses assisting. A 37th Infantry Orchestra provided dancing after a formal dining room program featuring sunflowers and ferns as centerpieces.
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37Th Infantry
Government Sale Of Seized Goods In Laredo Texas
Public auction set for July 3 1919 at 10:00 A M in the Customs Rooms Laredo Texas to sell seized items for cash including cartridges drugs ribbons merchaandise rubber tubes and a revolver plus pisto and cartridges valued at various totals. The sale will be by J A Herring U S Marshal and Allen Walker Deputy with lots listed in advance.
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Customs Rooms
Laredo
Texas
Dentist Office Ad in Wilcox Block Listing
Dentist J. K. Thompson advertises office at Wilcox Block with telephone 299.appointment details not provided.
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Wilcox Block
Senate race spark as Ford backs Newberry in Michigan
Senator Truman H. Newberry of Michigan, whose seat is being contested by Henry Ford, has a notable career including secretary of the navy under Roosevelt and Spanish-American War commander of the U.S. Yosemite. He also served as governor of Michigan.
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Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Henry Ford
Newberry
Navy
Roosevelt
U. S. & Yosemite
Mutual Weariness at the Petunia Tavern
The Kansas City Star reports Riley Rezzl dew quoting a Chautauqua speaker who praised a rival hotel’s harsh flaws and warned of a dreary environment. The Petunia tavern owner replies with grim humor noting the speaker’s fondness for his own hotel despite the critique.
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Riley Rezzldew
Chautauqua
Whillersville
Petunia Tavern
Kansas City Star
Kipling Praises Typewriter In Early Morning Notes
A letter from Rudyard Kipling to a typewriter maker extols the device as a source of effortless poetry. He claims his greatest joy is rising early and scribbling with the machine, starting a poem and walking, then returning to find a finished, ready-for-applause work awaiting.
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Kipling
Rottingdean
William H Seward Jr 80th birthday salutes civil war general
William Henory Seward, one of the last Civil War generals, marks his 80th birthday. Born in Auburn New York, son of Secretary of State William H. Seward, he rose from banking to lieutenant colonel of the 128th New York Volunteers and later led the 5th New York Heavy Artillery. He fought in Virginia, was promoted brigadier general in 1864, served in the Shenandoah, and soon resigned after the grand review, returning to Auburn to resume banking.
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Mr. Seward
Auburn
N. Y
William H. Seward
Lincoln
Seward
128Th New York Volunteers
New York Heavy Artillery
McCumber Declares League Consistent With Constitution
Senator McCumber of North Dakota argued before the Senate that opponents exaggerate and misrepresent the League of Nations. He said the covenant offers the sole prospect to prevent future wars and that the league is entirely consistent with the American constitution and does not dangerously entangle American interests.
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Washington
League of Nations
McCumber
North Dakota
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
League
AF of Labor urges Burleson removal from office
In Atlantic City on June 18 the American Federation of Labor adopted unanimously a resolution demanding President Wilson immediately remove Postmaster General Burleson from office.
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Atlantic City
Wilson
Burleson
American Federation of Labor
Mexico in the lime light rulers since Diaz
A compact rundown of Mexican presidents from Porfirio Diaz’s resignation on May 6 1941 through the early 1910s including Leon de la Barra Madero Huerta Carranza and Gutierrez with brief tenures and rapid transitions across 1911 1915. The piece lists dates for each leader from 1911 to 1915 and notes the rapid changes in government during this turbulent period.
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Diaz
Porfirio Diaz
Leon Francisco de la Barra
Francisco 1. Madero
Pedro Lasecurain
Mexico as a Federal Republic and Its Capital
Mexico is a federal republic with a US modeled constitution. Chihuahua is large, the US–Mexico border spans 1200 miles, Rio Grande segment well marked. Pulque is a milky alcoholic drink. Mexico City is described as one of the world’s most beautiful capitals.
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Mexico
United States
Chihuahua
New York
Rio Grande
Mexico City
Republic
Parle
France
Austrians Press Piave Advance As Dvinsk Torpedoed
Austrian forces continued their rapid advance across the Piave while the troopship Dvinsk, chartered by the United States, was torpedoed by a German submarine, raising concerns over Allied shipping losses and riverfront operations.
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Piave
Dvinsk
United States
German cabinet divided over peace terms at Weimar
Officials report near unanimity against signing yet no final commitment. Weimar conference ends with amended terms likely to be presented to the national assembly today. Paris analyzes German stance while Marshal Poehl orders advances east of the Rhine as American troops stand ready to move.
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Associated Press
Germany
Weimar
National Assembly
Paris
Poeh
Rhine
German cabinet silent on counter proposals report
Weimar reports no official statement on the German counter proposals yet. The Associated Press notes near unanimous sentiment against signing the treaty in Germany. The sole objection cited is fear of Bolshevism and chaos.
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Weimar
Germany
Polish Problem Discussed At Foreign Ministers Meeting
The council of foreign ministers, the sole organization of the peace conference, held discussions on the Polish and Ukrainian issues and the plans for the control period between German evacuation and Polish occupation.
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Paria
Council of Foreign Ministers
Wilson Visit in Belgium Meets Royal Hosts
President and Mrs. Wilson arrived in Adinkerke Belgium this morning and were greeted by King Albert and Queen Elizabeth. The couple proceeded on a motor tour along the Belgian front as part of their June itinerary.
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Wilson
Belgium
Adinkerke
King Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Unrest Among Canadian Soldiers Sparks Epsom Police Attack
In London on June 18 unrest among Canadian soldiers over postponed homeward sailings culminated in an attack on the Epsom police station where a serviceman was confined. Several policemen were injured during the incident and the mood remained tense as authorities sought to restore order.
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London
Epsom
Postal Telegraph Notifies Strikers Return Date
Chicago June 18 The Postal Telegraph Company announced a nationwide notice that striking telegraph operators may return to work with continuity of service through June 20. The move aims to end the strike affecting the company.
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Postal Telegraph
Associated Press
Chicago
Postal Tele Era
Company Today
The Bill of Rights and Federal Constitution Pace
The passage discusses the modern, picturesque architec ture and unfinished aspects, then outlines The Mexican Bi of Rights or The Rights of Man as the initial Federal Constitution section. It notes the Bill of Rights is well conceived in form and theory, but execution remains a different matter.
Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau
The Times carries the United States Weather Bureau forecast for New Orleans area. Tonight and Thursday will be partly cloudy with mild temperatures.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
the Telephone Co
Local Weather Report at Fort McIntosh Observations
Fort McIntosh reports no data for the 24 hours ending 7 a m today. No report available for temperature precipitation wind or pressure. Readers are advised to check later updates for the latest conditions.
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Fort McIntosh
Americans Warned Leave Mexico Now
Americans warned to depart Mexico as Villa forces could retaliate after American troops crossed the border and drove his men from Juarez. Mining firms order workers to return via Torreon to avoid areas under Villa control amid uncertain communications.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Texas
Mexico
Villa
Juarez
United States
Torreon
King Alfonso Sidelined by Illness at Madrid
King Alfonso remains confined to his room in Madrid as physicians ordered rest following a bout of indisposition. The royal health notice underscores the cautious approach awaiting a full recovery.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Alfonso
Viscount Northcliff Undergoes Operation in London
Associated Press reports Viscount Northcliff operated on in London. The newspaper owner and former head of the British mission to the United States is said to be in satisfactory condition after the procedure.
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Uy Associated Press
London
Viscount Northcliff
United States
French Cruiser Jeanne d Arc Disabled in Atlantic Run
A wireless from Admiral Benson aboard the battleship Arkansas reports the French cruiser Jeanne d Arc disabled and the transport Imperator carrying Brazilian president elect Dr. Pessoa and his party, the sole passengers, en route to the United States.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jeanne d'Arc
Imperator
Dr. Pessoa
United States
Benson
France
Arkansas
Pessoa
Wounded Victim Dies After Serious Injury
A man who was wounded in a recent incident died today, the consequences of injuries regarded as life threatening. The tragedy follows earlier reports of his companion being hurt, with authorities continuing investigations into the circumstances.
Sailors Attempt Rescue at Brest Naval Jail
Two hundred French sailors with a red flag attempted to storm the Brest naval jail to free imprisoned comrades. The raid failed and there were no casualties.
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Brest
Centennial birth of Samuel Longfellow commemorated across ceremonies
Today marks the centennial birth of Samuel Longfellow, noted clergyman, poet, essayist and hymn writer. Bishop John J. Cantwell of Los Angeles observes the 20th anniversary of his priestly ordination. Northwestern University hosts commencement with Governor Frank O Lowden’s address. Kansas grain leaders meet at Salina on 1919 wheat movement. University of North Carolina holds commencement with Franklin K Lane speaking. Yale grants honorary degrees during its commencement events.
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Samuel Longfellow
John J. Cantwell
Los Angeles
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Frank O. Lowden
Ilioia
Kansas
Salina
University of North Carolina
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
Yale University
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Cure Claim Ad
An old newspaper ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming cure for catarrh through internal use. It states constitutional treatment builds up the patient and offers a $100 reward if it fails to cure, with testimonials available and orders via J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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J. Cheney & Coo
Toledo
Ohio
Tic
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