Dr Wu Tang Fang Named Premier of China and Minister Recall
The article lauds Dr Wu Tang Fang as a wise choice for China's premiership and notes his extensive Western education. It recalls his time in Washington as Chinese minister to the United States, his stay through the Boxer crisis, and his return for a second term before being recalled in 1909 to codify Chinese laws.
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Wu Tig. Fang
China
England
Washington
United States
Dr. Wu
British Dominion Conference Opens in London
One year ago today June 20 the British Dominion Conference opened in London and Eamonn de Valera was reelected as President of the Irish Republic.
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London
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
Drake wreck near Halifax claims many lives in 1922
June 20 1922 reports the British warship Drake wrecked off Halifax with heavy loss of life. Other notes recall John T. Morgan United States senator born in Athens Tennessee and died in Washington in 1907, Springfield named Illinois capital, and royal commemorations and honors from 1798 to 1919.
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Drake
Halifax
John T. Morgan
United States
Alabama
Athens
Tenn
Washington
D. C
Springfield
Ilinois
Cincinnati University
England
Victoria
Italy
Berlin
George
Capt
Alcock
Lieut. Browne
Trade recovery. German trade with Chile emphasized by AP report
London reports from the Department of Overseas Trade show German trade with Chile recovering rapidly. British firms first established 75 years ago, Germany later, then the United States. From 1915 to 1919 the US seized Germanys lost trade plus about 10 percent of British. German imports to Chile rose from 52000 in 1919 to 1580000 in 1920 and further gains are expected.
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Associated Press
London
Chile
Department of Overseas
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Texas Mexican Railway Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of stockholders of The Texas Mexican Railway Company will be held at the company's office in Laredo Texas on June 28 1983 at 9 00 a m to elect directors and transact business. The Board of Directors will also meet immediately after adjournment of stockholders. A B Muller
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The
Texas Mexican Railway Company
Laredo
Texas
A. B. Muller
The Man With The Hoe Advice On Soil And Vegetables
The piece discusses worms indicating rich soil and air. suggests starting vegetable marrows, warns about bugs related to squashes and melons. notes smaller varieties flavor better and mentions cocorelle or Italian squash as an excellent variety.
Wheel hoes boost October garden yields and ease
The article extols wheel hoes as essential for profitable cultivation at this season. It notes wheel hoes cut hoeing labor by about a third, allow a woman to maintain a garden with little effort, and offer attachments such as rake teeth and specialized blades for row work and narrow plots.
Labor Convention Action on Harvard Admission Query
The American Federation of Labor debated educational questions including textbooks and labor movement courses. A resolution to investigate alleged discrimination at Harvard College against Jewish applicants was considered but rejected. The discussion included a clash between Kansas miners leaders Howat and Dorcy and UMW officials over course matters.
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Howat
Dorby
Kansas Industrial Court
Lie
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Wanda
Harvard College
Alesander Howat
August Dorcy
Kansas
Kansas Inelietrial Cours
W United Mine Workers
Lewis
Jawat
Dorchy
Joseph Tavaal
Labor Board Ready to Reply to Rail Union Leaders
Chicago June 20 A formal reply to union leaders who told the United States railroad labor board a strike will be authorized if the referendum favors it is prepared by the board It will not be forwarded for several days Meanwhile union leaders hasten strike plans to have it tabulated by Saturday
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Woman's Club Dance On Tuesday Evening
Social notes report a Woman's Club dance at 8 o'clock Tuesday night. The column lists local residents traveling between San Antonio Kerrville Boston and Mexico City for summer or business and notes a Methodist missionary meeting with Mrs J K Thompson leading the study and a watermelon reception after.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
J. K. Thompson
Manford
Mesdames Nixon
Burnett
Lampman
Guinn
Mims
Jim Craven
A. G
Personal notes on San Antonio trip returns
B Juarez a te plumber arrived home from a business trip to San Antonio. G C McCurdy from San Antonio is in the city for business.
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B. Juarez
San Antonio
G. C. McCurdy
Nasturtium Varieties for Summer Gardens and Bouquets
The nasturtium provides spicy fragrance and bright blooms from dwarf and climbing varieties. Planting can begin in mid June for dwarfs, with frost hazards noted for young plants. Climbing types ramble and offer long stems plus foliage, while seeds are edible and used as capers in vinegar.
Contributions Needed For Flood Relief This City
Owing to the flood, general funds fall short and special contributions are urged to aid the Associated Charities. The appeal lists local coordinators Charles Nixon Charles W. Cook W A Knight R A White Edward Paisley John Colman J A Burnett and MS Little or call phone 348 to donate.
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Associated Charities
Lfe
Ooretty
Charles Nixon
Charles W. Cook
W. A. Knight
R. A. White
Edward Paisley
John Colman
J. A. Burnett
Ms, Little
Rio Grande Valley Flood Threatens Hidalgo Lands
The Rio Grande flood now covers 21 000 acres of Hidalgo land and crops valued at 200 0000 dollars. A cloudburst further up the river near Laredo is driving the crest toward the area. Piedras Negras across from Eagle Pass remains isolated with no water or light since Sunday and a likely food shortage.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Rio Grande Valley
Hidalgo
Rilo Grande
Laredo
Piedras Negras
Mexico
Eagle Pass
Mexican Cotton Shortage Forecast in Laguna Region
Reports from cotton districts warn of a drought driven shortage, predicting nearly 100000 bales less than normal output this year. The Laguna region supplies the bulk of the crop, and the poor harvest stems from sustained dry weather.
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Associated Press
Meico City
Laguna
Frio county union growers plan five year cooperative marketing
Pearsall Texas June 20 special to The Times the union growers of Frio county will market their crops for the next five years cooperatively J H Evans chairman reports 96 percent of onion acreage signed up Frio County Association to affiliate with regional groups Texas Farm Bureau Federation assists the movement and extension service staff expect a positive outcome for the exchange
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Pearsall
Tex
Frio County
J. H. Evans
Evan
Texas Farm Bureau Federation
W. H. Darrow
Extension Service
A. & M. College
O. G. Tomlinson
Texas Farm Bureau Union Growers’ Exchange
Pleaded Guilty in Slaying Case
George Straub confessed slayer of Alice Mallet pleaded guilty to first degree murder in circuit court. He was sentenced to life with solitary confinement and hard labor at Marquette penitentiary.
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Associated Press
Jackson, Mich
George Straub
Alice Mallet
Marquette Penitentiary
Awaiting Mexican Reply on Eagle Pass Pontoon Bridge
War department officials are awaiting a communication from the Mexican government via the state department to authorize a pontoon bridge at Eagle Pass to replace the flood washed international bridge. The state department telegraphed the embassy in Mexico City yesterday but had not received a reply.
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Washington
War Department
State Department
Eagle Pass
International
Mexico City
Washington Considers Cutting Second Class Postal Rates
The administration weighs lowering second class postal rates after cabinet discussions today in Washington. Officials expect potential rate changes to affect mail service and taxpayers.
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Washington
Ruth suspended by American League in three day ban
Chicago, June 20. Babe Ruth received his third lay-off of the season as President Johnson suspended him for three days due to an argument with Umpire Dineen in yesterday's game.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Babe Ruth
Johnson
American League
Dineen
Ruth
Shots near Stor Mont Castle in Ulster purchase incident
Shots were fired near Stor Mont Castle in Belfast as the Ulster government took the castle as official residence for the first time. The report suggests the castle may have been fired at or damaged during the incident and notes suspicions of contravention.
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Oy Associated Press
Belfast
Stormont Castle
Ulster
Harding approves postponement of ship subsidy debate
President Harding has formally sanctioned the Republican leaders' plan to delay the ship subsidy consideration for about a month, as announced from the White House on June 20.
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Y Associated Presse
Washington
Harding
Republican House
White House
Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau
The Times reports the United States Weather Bureau forecast for New Orleans area with no night conditions and Wednesday partial cloudiness as provided through the Telephone Co. daily.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
the Telephone Co
Local Fort McIntosh Weather Report
Observations for the 24 hours ending at 7 2 m show a maximum temperature of 96 degrees and a minimum of 74 degrees. Wind generally from the southeast with clear skies.
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Fort McIntosh
Attacked Ford Offer Sparks House Military Probe
A June report to Representative Kearns of Kentucky and signed by several military committee members criticizes government power and nitrate paper policies. It brands current opposition as propaganda and notes the dissatisfactions of many advocates who oppose the Ford offer.
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Washington
Denyy Bard
Musele Shoals
Rouge
Kearns
Kiaani
House
Olrowdy
Oir
eGrimiitin
Richmond Welcomes Sixties Vets at Confederate Reunion
Richmond Virginia hosts the United Confederate Veterans annual reunion with speeches a governors mansion reception and a wreath laying at the Davis monument. James Loftis from Vernon Texas injured his shoulder after a fall at the railway station during the event.
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Associated Press
Richmond
United Confederate Veterans
Governor’s Mansion
Davis Monument
James Loftis
Vernon
Texas
Weeks lauds rise of military schools as preparedness grows
Secretary Weeks spoke at the Virginia Military Institute commencement praising the growing number of military schools nationwide as a sign of improved military preparedness and a source of great satisfaction to supporters of national defense.
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Lexington
Weeks
Virginia Military Institute
Webb County Democratic Executive Committee Meets at Courthouse
The Webb County Democratic Executive Committee met at the county courthouse yesterday to handle primary election matters under Terrell election law. Applications of numerous candidates to be placed on the official primary ballot were received and acted upon.
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Webb County
Democratic Executive Committee
Americans in Danger Zone Amid Canton Bombardment
Fragmentary AP report states Canton buildings were struck during shelling by forces aligned with Sun Yat sen era factions. The American minister warns of imminent danger and calls for protective steps as tensions rise in the region.
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Cy Associated Press
Poline
Phres Amertcdn
Canton
Shello Dtivine Indas
Sun Yul
South China
Stronafield
Seherupathaus
Oo Cablon
PMNO
Warhol Atericane
Minnesota Senate Contest Highlights Woman Candidate Lead
In Minnesota the Democratic governor contest centers on Mrs. Oleson and Frank Go. Mrs. Oleson leads among Democratic voters while Tom Meighen receives 3,392 votes. The report notes Republican convention candidates and the impact on the statewide race.
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Paulo Minn
Rbd
Ufa Pret Ierfieema
Oleson
Degroeratie Olvoene
Frank Go
Preus
Mas. Oleson
WSOS
Thoms J. Meighen
Senator Frederick Wins Easy Primary Victory
Senator Frederick secured an easy victory in the Republican primary yesterday August. His margin surpassed the combined total of all opponents, signaling strong support for his continued leadership.
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Ortho
Frederick Fate Republican
Bonus Bill Fails to Clear Senate Motion Shifts
In Washington the push to pass the soldier bonus bill again stalls as Senator Watson’s motion to table and Senator Walsh’s bid to defeat the measure fail to secure adoption. The senate adjourns amid debate over the contentious proposal.
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Wallesington
Jone
Eattort
Senate
Watson
Vayu
Walsh
Capper Tinder bill adjourned amid trading act decision
Washington June 20 base Tiles communities adjourned until tomorrow morning without final action on the Capper Tinder bill aimed to meet the Supreme Court decision in the future trading act cast.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Irish Election Returns Show Pro Treaty Coalition Gains
Dublin reports party four pro treaty coalition members and 25 coalition Republicans elected to Parliament from contested and uncontested constituencies as returns come in.
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Dublin
International Skiwants Clubs Open in Toronto
Today marks the opening of the international convention of Skiwants Clubs in Toronto with events planned across the day. The Prince of Wales is due in Mayland on his return from India, and the 2nd annual reunion of United Confederate Veterans opens formally in Richmond. A Nashville conference discusses completing the $75 million Southern Baptist Conference fund as barge service resumes between Pittsburgh and New York.
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Toronto
Prince of Wales
Mayland
India
United Confederate Veterans
Richmond
Southern Baptist Convention
Nashville
Pittsburgh
New
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