Archbishop Mathewson, Primus of All Canada, Turns 68
Today marks the sixty eighth birthday of Most Rev Samuel P Mathewson born in Manitoba and a descendant of Selkirk settlers. He studied in Toronto, was ordained in 1876 and served in western Canada. In 1909 he was elected Primate of All Canada and Arch bishop and metropolitan.
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Samuel P. Mathewson
Manitoba
Selkirk
Toronto
Canada
Rupert's Land
House of Bishops
All Canada
Archbishop Mathewson
Zemo Promises Fast Relief for Skin Irritation
Advertises Zemo as a dependable antiseptic liquid to stop itching and clear skin conditions such as eczema pimples and rashes. Claims overnight fading of minor blemishes and instant itching relief. Promoted by The E. W. Rose Co Cleveland offering 35c standard bottle and $1.00 extra large size.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Tiger of French Generals Mangin to visit Milwaukee
Washington dispatch profiles General Mangin famed as the tiger among French generals. A veteran of Sudan Congo East Africa and Morocco, he rose from brigadier to division commander in weeks and led the 10th French Army in the Marne salient offensive of 1918. He is described as austere, disciplined, and a master of map study.
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Washington, D. C
Mangin
United States
Milwaukee
Marne Salient
Foch
Mach
Charles Mangin
France
Sudan
Congo
Tonkin
Daker
Lorraine
Africa
Mengin
Germany
The Pantheist and School Budgets in Reform Era News
The Pantheist poem explores love as a free force but binds not. the page also reports on postwar school budgets, noting doubled budgets and salaries to sustain quality. It cites Russell Sage Foundation analysis by D W Burgess, detailing wage gaps and cost of living shifts over 80 years and projecting 1920 21 needs.
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Associated Press
New York
Russell Sage Foundation
D. W. Randolph Hurgess
Department of Education
Leonard PR. Ayres
Burgess
Mies Ola Hudson
Pearsall
B. F. Walker
Des Paige
Social calendar notices from local church and clubs
Monday at 4 pm the Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church meets at the church and the Woman's Club gathers in the club room in the afternoon. Tuesday at 4 pm the Junior Auxiliary meets at the Rectory. The Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church meets at the church at 4 pm. Miriam Chapter No 86 O B S meets at 8 pm in the Masonic Hall. Members and visiting members are invited.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Woman's Club
Sunbeam Band
the Baptist Church
Miriam Chapter No
Masonic Hall
Social dances and parties light up Laredo weekend
A Cir culo Social Fronterizo hosted a large Saturday night dance in Nuevo Laredo with about one hundred couples enjoying dancing and refreshments. The Baptist Church Junior B Y P U held a swimming party at Petronillos with many youths attending. A Soldiers Club rooftop masquerade ball attracted over 500 revelers, with lanterns, confetti, and humorous disguises, including a chimney sweep and a negro unmasking act.
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Circulo Social Fronterizo
Nuevo Laredo
Laredos
Soldiers Club
Serjeants
Clark
Shapiro
Homecoming of Miss Margaret MacGregor in news from New York
Miss Margaret MacGregor returns after two years in New York City to spend winter with her parents Dr and Mrs W W MacGregor. She visited in Dahlgren Virginia and Lynchburg before sailing home. Infant Baptized at Christ Church Alden Cable son of Mr and Mrs Alden B Muller baptized by Rev W Cook. A Saturday party hosted by Mrs J S Penn celebrated her son James birthday with games and a piñata among little friends including Lola de Lianos Diana Lafon Thelma Lafon Jack Foster Buddy Foster Enrique Benavides Polo Villegas Joe Claude Henry Juan Alexander Mercedes Mogas and others.
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Margaret MacGregor
New York City
W. W. MacGregor
Margaret
Malecolm Jamieson
Dahlgren
Virginia
Lynchburg
New York
Christ Church
W. Cook
Alden Cable
Alden B. Muller
B. F. Wright
Furney Muller
J. S. Penn
James
Lola de Lianos
Diana
Thelma Lafon
Jack
Buddy Foster
Enrique Benavides
Burgess Urges Higher Property Tax Rates Citing City Variations
Burgess argues tax rates on property and land can rise further without disaster. He notes the wide range of rates in large cities shows no fixed economic limit, as many cities have not yet reached a uniform level.
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Burgess
Oddities and facts from around the world and nature
A collection of curious statements about global peoples and phenomena. Topics include Guatemala’s death rate, long interval birthday feasts in China, French confections, papal secretaries, solar brightness, Samoan infant swimming, ancient ivory teeth, limb length variation, the eye lens, the word puss, a German tiny automobile, a portable pocket hattery, the burning tree of India, and Siberian natives using garlic to deter insects while traveling.
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Guatemala
China
France
Samoa
India
Siberia
Tropical Storm North of Yucatan Moves Northwest
The Weather Bureau said a tropical storm was near the north coast of Yucatan and appears to be moving northwestward. It reported a central pressure of 29.64 inches and winds at 34 mph from the southeast at latitude 20 24 and longitude 86 42. Caution advised for vessels in or bound for the Gulf of Mexico.
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Associated Press
Washington
Yucatan
Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Plan for Senate action outlined by Senator Bledse
In Austin Texas on Sept 20 a plan to introduce in the senate tomorrow a resolution stating measures for the senate to take up was discussed by Senator Bledse. He noted an unusual number of special measures are being pushed for consideration at the legislature’s special session.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Senate
Bledse
Gipsies Evade Local Tax by Wheel Turning Caravan
In Guildford an encampment of gipsy families uses a land ownership loophole to avoid house duty. By turning their caravans about two yards each year when the tax collector visits, they claim exemption and continue to live duty free for another year.
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Associated Press
Guildford
Eng
Centennial events and anniversaries across nation and world
On this date a century ago two Union generals were born and many anniversaries and fairs open across the country. Observances include Rome’s occupation anniversary, fisheries society meetings in Ottawa, hearings on uniform export billing in Chicago, and a Maryland vote on women’s franchise. Veterans gather in Columbia, districts hold industrial expositions in New York and fairs in Yakima Nashville Pueblo Hutchinson Grand Rapids Springfield Sioux City Los Angeles Billings New Westminster and more. Chamberlain’s remedy is praised in Caseville Michigan with two testimonial notes.
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John F. Reynolds
George W. Morgan
Italy
Rome
American Fisheries Society
Ottawa
International Association of Fish, Game and Conservation Commissioners
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Maryland
Tennessee
Carolinas
Columbia
D. C
America
Grand Central Palace
New York City
Yakima
Nashville
Pueblo
Hutchinson
Grand Rapids
Springfield
Mass
Sioux City
Los Angeles
Billings
Mont
New Westminster
B. C. Chamberlain
Michigan
A. H. Hall
Caseville
Mich
Chamberlain
Mary Carrington
Medal of Honor Men Invited to Cleveland Legion Meet
Fifty four living Medal of Honor recipients from World War I have been invited by the Cleveland convention committee to attend the American Legion's second national convention in Cleveland September 27 to 29. The committee will cover all expenses and aims to form a permanent Medal of Honor organization. Notables accepting include Ralyn Hill and Benjamin Kaufman among others from across the country. Colonel C. C. Chambers calls them the outstanding heroes of the AEF and promises royal treatment in recognition of their gallantry.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Cleveland Convention Committee
American Legion
Ralyn Hill
Oregon
Benjamin Kaufman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Sidney G. Gumpertz
New York
John L. Bakley
Blairstown
Joseph B. Adkison
Atoka
Tenn
M. Waldo Hatler
C. C. Chambers
Frances Willard Statue Now Represents Woman in Capitol
A single female figure stands in Washington’s Capitol as Frances Willard, the Illinois gift to Statuary Hall, presented in 1905. This marks her continued representation among government buildings in the national capital.
Watch THE TIMES everyday for opportunities
A short notice advertises subscription opportunities for The Times, priced at 60 cents per month, inviting readers to subscribe for daily access.
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the Times
Grand jury probes blast toll and warns of further danger
New York on September 20 reports the grand jury began sessions into last Thursday’s explosion in the financial district that killed 34 and injured nearly 400. Subpoenas issued for eyewitnesses. Edward Fisher, detained in Canada, to be examined. Fisher claimed prior warnings to friends, though officials doubt the tale. Russian journalist Alexander Dbreslovsky noted near the scene. Fisher, arriving with a detective, warned of more to come and claimed unseen powers spoke to him. Also, a postcard warning of an imminent attack on the customs house arrived for William Edwards, collector of internal revenue.
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Associated Press
New York
Financial District
Edward Fisher
Canada
Alexander Dbreslovsky
Fisher
Polivee
Custom House
William Edwards
Internal Revenue
Third District
Rancher Bass Kills Foreman Macias Then Drowns
In Rugic lass Texas on September 20 Jacob Bass a rancher shot and killed Victoriano Macias foreman of the Mexican Railway shops at Piedras Negras. Bass then attempted to cross the Rio Grande on horseback and was drowned when a cowboy attempting a rope lasso failed, tossing him into the river.
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Associated Press
Texas
Jacob Bass
Victoriano Macias
Piedras Negras
Rio Grande
Costly English Bread Harvest Shrinking Wheat Crop
London reports bread at 25 cents a loaf with a possible rise, while the wheat crop is the smallest since early war years. barley output climbs due to beer demand and price controls. Professor James Long notes wheat acreage down 679,000 acres and oats 512,009 acres, causing a bread shortfall of about 38,000,000 bushels and threatening supply for millions. Cattle and sheep herds also fall, with cattle down over 500,000 head from last year.
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Associated Press
London
England
James Long
Long
Just What She Needed
Mrs Volta Bankson of Chilli cothe Missouri says Chamberlain s Tablets relieved indigestion and backache while toning the liver and curing dizziness. She reports the remedy did her a world of good and she will always speak a good word for them.
Suspect Declared Not Eugene Leroy in Montevideo
AP report from Montevideo on September 20 states Mortis lox is detained on suspicion of being Eugene Leroy, alleged Detroit tank murder suspect. Fingerprint records from Buenos Aires show no match, weakening Leroy’s claimed identity.
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Hy Associated Press
Montevideo
Uruguay
Eugene Leroy
Detroit Tank
Je Wet Leroy
Leroy
Buenos Aires
Fox
Hhem
Bolshevik Driven Out By Polish Forces In Galicia
Warsaw reports Russian Bolshevik troops have been driven out to eastern Galicia by a general Polish advance along the southern front. The movement signals a significant shift in the campaign and marks a setback for Bolshevik control in the area.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Galicia
Dallas County Census Population Rises to 210 551
In Washington the Associated Press reports Dallas County Texas including the city of Dallas has a population of 210 551, up 74 808 residents or 55 percent since the previous count. The census figures reflect large growth in the Dallas area during the period surveyed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dallas County
Texas
Dallas
Costly oil well sale announced in Fort Worth
Fort Worth on September 20 reported the sale of the Walyer Perkins Goodland No 1 oil well to Bass Petroleum Company. The transaction value was not disclosed and provisional field notes suggest the drill site lies near Dreckenridge with a prospective 27 barrel estimate.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Iesus
He Walyer
HS Wesker
Cwine
Millerand Agrees to Run for French Presidency
Paris September 20 The Premier Alexander Millerand has agreed to be a candidate for the presidency of the republic to succeed President Deschanel who tendered his resignation.
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Associate Press
Paris
Alexander Millerand
The
Republic
Deschanel
Tragic Self-Inflicted Death In Muay Texas
Robert Henry, aged 12, of Muay Texas, shot and killed himself last night while his parents were at church. He left three notes and despondency is cited as the probable cause. Henry planned to leave for school soon.
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Associated Press
Brownwood
Texas
Robert Henry
Muay
Henry
Germany defends against postal rate rise at Madrid talks
Berne Switzerland Sept 20 report says Germany plans to oppose any increase in postal rates at the International Postal Union congress in Madrid. Germany is also expected to push for greater international postal facilities by the establishment of international postal checks.
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Associated Press
Berne
Switzerland
Germany
Madrid
English noblewoman pioneers movement to persuade unmarried women
The Hon. Joan Dickson Poynder, daughter of Lord and Lady Islington, advocates a unique English movement urging unmarried women to adopt orphan children. Miss Rose B Torrey of Boston retires after forty five years as a clerk in the Suffolk County superior court office.
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Joan Dickson-Poynder
Lord and Lady Islington
England
Rose B. Torrey
Boston
Superior Court
Suffolk County
Economy Salvage House Sale Ad
Army footwear and apparel clearance offering 20 000 Army shoes 1000 Army wool shirts 300 Army cotton mattresses 20 000 Army leggings and many other articles 1000 pairs ladies shoes new at less than cost of manufacture located at 1701 Hidalgo St 8 2 tf.
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Hidalgo
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