International Congress of Master Printers Planned in Gothenburg
American and other master printers from around the world will attend the International Congress of Master Printers in Gothenburg Sweden on June 4 6 and 7 next year. The Swedish Master Printers Association organized the event with Waldemar Zachrigsen as president. International delegates include American English and French representatives to discuss printing novelties national variations standardization and shop efficiency.
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Associated Press
Gothenburg
Sweden
Inter National Congress of
Swedish Master Printers’ Association
Waldemar Zachrigsen
Australian natives exploitation allegation denied
The Mandates Commission report accusing Australia of exploiting native populations was dismissed by the High Commissioner in London. He said natives under Australian rule enjoy superior conditions, with ample medical and educational facilities and a fund from phosphate exports.
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Associated Press
Sydney
Australia
League of Nations
High Commissioner
London
Notable Deaths and Historic Events Across Years
A compact list recalls figures from 1800 to 1919 including Count von Moltke born in Mecktenburg Schwerin who died in 1891, actor Thomas W. Keene born in New York City and died 1898, and Canadian statesman Arthur Li Sifton born at St John’s Ontario. Also notes 1893 Ohio adopts Fourteenth Amendment, 1909 Oregon launch, 1910 Allen D. Candler death, and 1919 King Albert wreath-laying for Theodore Roosevelt.
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Count von Moltke
Mecktenburg-Schwerin
Thomas W. Keene
New York City
New Brighton
Staten Island
Arthur Li. Sifton
St. John's
Ont
Drea
Ottawa
Ohio
U. S
Oregon
San Francisco
Prince Ito
Harbin
Manchuria
Allen D. Candler
Georgia
Atlanta
Lumpkin County
Albert
Theodore Roosevelt
Harding speaks in Birmingham on this date a year ago
A look back marks President Harding's Birmingham, Alabama address from one year ago today and notes the Prince of Wales departure from England bound for a tour of India.
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Harding
Birmingham
Ala
Prince of Wales
England
India
Dinwidle Leads Opposition to Federal Liquor Ban on Vessels
Edwin C. Dinwidle, longtime national legislative agent for the Anti Saloon League and head of the National Temperance Board, has long opposed modifying the federal order banning liquor sales on ships entering U.S. ports. His temperance leadership dates to 1888 with the Ohio Young Mens Prohibition League and includes roles in the Good Templars and other groups. He helped create army recreation centers after the Spanish American War and has represented the United States at international temperance conferences in London, Stockholm, Budapest, The Hague, and Milan.
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Edwin C. Dinwidle
United States
Anti-Saloon League
National Temperance Bbard
Ohio Young Mens Prohibition League
Good Templars
Spain
London
Stockholm
Budapest
The
Hague
Milan
Centennial and memorial observances mark national events
Today National events include Gen Benjamin Tilghman birth centennial celebration in Philadelphia and the Knights Templar Grand Commandery session opening in Richmond. Also observed are Elizabeth Cady Stanton death anniversary and a highway engineering study conference in Washington DC with delegates from the US Canada and Europe. International Catholic Alumni gathering meets in Louisville.
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Benjamin C. Tilghman
Virginia
Knights Templar
Richmond
United States
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Washington, D. C
Federal Highway Education Board
Canada
England
France
Belgium
Louisville
International Federation of Catholic Alumnag
Foreclosures Initiated Against Santa Ana Mills
The National Bank has begun foreclosure proceedings against the Santa Ana Mills Company to protect a loan of 154000. Bank general manager W. Wilson says the suit will be followed by foreclosure on many coconut mills in the Philippines prior to 1921, with actions expected soon.
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Associated Press
Manila
P.-L
Philippina
National Bank
Santa ‘Ana
Ofl Mills ‘Company
S Joan
Mada S
On the Drive and Town News From San Antonio
A long poem excerpt about travel and hardship opens this item. The rest notes social and local updates from San Antonio and Brenham, including visits, arrivals, and meetings of church groups and clubs with names of people and families.
Violet 8 Oberfeldt Society Editor item
Society page note by Violet 8 Oberfeldt details upcoming events and social happenings with a focus on local ladies’ groups and arrangements.
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Violet
Oberfeldt Society
Married Ladies Social Club hostess event
The Married Ladies Social Club is hosted by Mrs. W. M. Brennan at 3:30 PM on Thursday. Friday features the Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church gathering at the church at 4:30 PM.
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Married Ladies
W. M. Brennan
Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church
Rotary Club Weekly Meeting Delayed For Chamber Day
The Rotary Club postponed its regular program to support Chamber of Commerce Day. Bob Bobbitt led as chairman with 86.10 percent attendance and welcomed visitors including Robert F. Draper, Henry T. Phelps, Rev Edward Owers, Miss Maxine Smoot, Walter T. Doney, and Dan Shanghessy.
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T Ney
Chamber of Commerce
Bob Bobbitt
Robert F. Draper
Detroit
Michigan
Henry T. Phelps
San Antonio
Texas
Edward Owers
Austin
Rotary Club
Maxine Smoot
Bible School
Walter T. Doney
Laredo Morning News
Dan Shanghessy
San Antonio Rotary Club
John Dannelley
Lions Club
Howard Moore
Kiwanis Club
Charles Deutz
Bob
Chamber
Asher Smith
J. M. Aguilar
Ed. Russell
John Ward
Is. Salinas
I. Rodriguez
Cantrell
W. L. Guyler
Jim Crawford
Laredo
Sprey
Journal Of Captain Cook Death Confirmed By New Find
The Mitchell Library in Sydney purchased a never published manuscript from Lieutenant James Burney aboard H M S Discovery. It details Cook’s death on Hawaii after an attempted audience with the island king and his sons. The account describes a confrontation with natives and Cook being struck and killed as marines fired and he was dragged ashore.
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Sydney
N. 8
James Burney
Discovery
Resolution
James Cook
Hawaii
Mitchell Library of
Cook
King Berroboo
Captain Cook
Pastures Posted Hunter Warning from Local Notice
Local notice warns hunters to stay out of posted pastures, citing property owner Ao M Bruni and date circa 1922. The terse item signals restricted access on the land and enforcement risk for trespass.
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M. Bruni
Red Army seizes Vladivostok as Japanese depart
On October 26 in Vladivostok the Red army of the Far Eastern Republic took full control after Japanese troops evacuated yesterday. An American gunboat and allied ships stood by to safeguard foreigners while Chita forces assume administration and order duties.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Red Army
Far
Siberia
Vladivostok
Chita
Parliament Dissolved and Bonar Law Policy Declared
The proclamation dissolving parliament was signed by King George at Sandringham. It fixes November 20 for the new assembly. Andrew Bonar Law pledges to oppose the Anglo French Treaty and to support the League of Nations if returned, while seeking restraint of Britain's overseas commitments. Glasgow speech stresses rest and a negative policy favoring free recovery by citizens.
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Associated Press
London
George
Privy Council
Sandringham
Nortfall
Andrew Bonar Law
League of Nations
Great Britain
United States
Scotland
Glasgow
Bonar Law
West Scotland Unionist Association
Man Shot and Killed at Martin's Mill Near Canton
Albert Logan aged 35 was shot and killed at Martin's Mill nine miles south of Canton yesterday. G L Warren aged 62, Logan's father in law, was jailed in connection with the killing.
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Associated Preas
Canton
Albert Logan
Martin’s Mill
G. L. Warren
Logan
Americans Missing in Russia Report Under A R A Search
Moscow reports about 46 lost persons scattered across Russia whose relatives claim American citizenship and seek help from the American Relief Administration. Since the A R A began operations a year ago, the agency has facilitated departures for those Americans who wished to quit the country.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
American Relief Administration
Corsicana Jury Deliberates On Mayfield Ballot Challenge
In Corsicana Texas the jury hearing the challenge to keep Kairie B Mayfield off the U S Senate ballot asked for a letter copy cited by Mike McNamara. They reported no agreement on 21 questions and Deliberations continued with a ruling that the temporary restraining order could persist until the state supreme court decision.
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Corsicana
Texas
Kairie B. Mayfield
U.46
Wenhorough
Mike McNamara
Mayfield
Alayfield
J. Dillard
Scamorough
Newswaysmen
Taint
Secretary of State
State Supreme Court
Texas Supreme Court Request Delays Mayfield Injunction Case
Austin officials filed additional authorities for the state's side of the Mayfield injunction dispute at the Supreme Court's request. The court may issue an early decision but is not expected to meet today. Secretary Staples said action awaits the Dallas Court of Civil Appeals ruling on the Supreme Court certified questions.
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Austin
Texas
Supreme Court
Attorney General's Department
Staples
Dallas Court of Civil Appeals
Prince Andrew Arrested in Corfu Over Asia Minor Role
Athens reports Prince Andrew brother of former King Constantine was arrested in Corfu on charges he contributed to the setback of the Greek army in Asia Minor. He faced transport to Athens aboard a destroyer and internment at the palace amid a tribunal decree targeting political and military prisoners. Three civil leaders were also seized.
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Associated Preas
Athens
Prince Andrew
Constantine
Corfu
Asia Minor
Revolutionary Committee
Smyrna
Nations invite US to Near East peace conference at Lausanne
Paris Oct 26 United States along with France Italy and Great Britain agreed to invite the United States officially to attend the Near East peace conference at Lausanne Switzerland on November 13 The proposal originated with Lord Curzon British foreign secretary.
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United States
Paris
France
Italy
Great Britain
Lausanne
Switzerland
Lord Curgon
The Meek and The Mask Star Jack Hoyt Speaks
Jack Hoyt discusses playing dual roles in The Meek and The Mask. He describes the challenge of portraying two red blooded men in one photodrama and compares acting to other hard tasks. The Strand theatre will feature The Mask as the main attraction.
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Jack Hoyt
Nan
Mussolini Calls Mobilization of Fascisti Forces
Rome reports Mussolini, head of the Fascisti, has summoned all military leaders and ordered 800000 workers allied with Fascisti groups to stay ready. The move is interpreted as preparation to seize power by the Fascisti.
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Associated Press
Rome
Benito Mussolini
The
Fascisti
Mascisti
Vascisti
Pascisti
May Reopen the Stillman Case
James A. Stillman, the banker, seeks to reopen divorce proceedings against Mrs. Anne Z. Stillman and the paternity claim involving Frederick K. Beauvais. Mrs. Stillman’s counsel says she must appear in the New York Supreme Court at Waughkeepsie to show cause why the review should not occur.
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Associated Praga
Whitt Plaing
N.Y
James A. Stillman
Anne Z. Stillman
Truy
Frederick K. Beauvais
Harding to survey Cuban banking system for Fed style plan
W P G Harding former governor of the Federal Reserve Board will travel to Cuba next week to study the financial setup and consider helping install a banking system akin to the American Federal Reserve. He travels at the invitation of President Zayas. Treasury says the move won’t affect his possible reappointment.
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Associated Press
Washington
W. Pp. Q. Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Cuba
American Federal Reserve
Harding
Zayas
Treasury
Reserve Board
Governor Neff Orders Return in Forgeries and Murder Case
A requisition from Texas Governor Neff requests Fay McDonald returned to Spokane for forgery conviction after an escape claim, and Amos Campbell be sent from Seattle to Centerville for murder in Center ville, with Campbell jailed in Seattle and McDonald held at Beaumont.
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Austin
Texas
Washington
Spokane
Miss Fay
McDonald
Neff
Beaumont
Centerville
de Leon County
Amos Campbell
Campbell
Seattle
Oliver Tubba
Spanish pelota gains massive popularity in Mexico City
In Mexico City on October 26, promoters report pelota has become the top sport with over 1,000,000 pesos in profits last year and heavy betting. the game draws large crowds and daily betting activity underscores its prominence.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexico
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H. G. Barneat
Mrs. W. N. Young
J. W. Musgett
C. W. Cook
John Harvey
Seguin
J. J. Hudson
W. E. Young
R. L. Young and
Brenham
C. C. Thomas
Coulla
Mr. Otto Withoff
Monterrey
St. Anne Society
R. K. Mims
A. B. Gale
Mr. Gale
H. Hamlin
J. Shahady
Palacios
Dave Craven
Jack Shiner
Mesdames Anderson
Arkles
Brennan
Black
Greenstreet
Johnston
Kehl
Lusk
Mims
Mims, ‘MacGregor
Poster
Shiner
Shahady
Spindle
Vidales
Fred Wright
Amar Penn
Martha Anderson
W. 8. Cantrell
Mra
Marra Ae
Weekly Meeting Rotary Club
Scarborough
Siberian
Harbor
Army IN
Asia
Stillman
OF the Supreme
Pelota
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