Mexico to begin paying foreign debt to United States
Antonio Tex August 27 Mexico will start paying its foreign debt, about 500 million dollars owed chiefly to the United States, through the new Bank of Mexico with sixty million dollars capital. Consul general A M Kas in New York said the payments follow the discharge of domestic and interior debts earlier in August. Senor Elias, en route to Mexico City, said plans shifted to aid in arranging debt payments.
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An Antonio
Tex
Mexico
United States
A. M. Kas
York
Plutarco Galles
Republic
Senor Elias
New York
San Francisco
Mexico City
Bank of Mexico
Immigration conference aims to solve Mexican migration issue
Washington reports that American and Mexican labor leaders met at the American Federation of Labor to seek a solution to the Mexican trans placement problem. The meeting considered two paths including coordinated government action and a labor agreement limiting movement, with further talks likely after the immigration conference. Separate notes mention Weaver's nine day trade expansion sale opening with large early crowds and high in-store demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. P
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Pan-American Federation of Labor 2Ise
Abbor
Weaver
Dentist in jail suicide ends murder trial
Thomas Wy Young, a Los Angeles dentist accused of murdering his wife, killed himself in his jail cell by a wire choke. Readied for trial, he had allegedly offered witnesses money for false testimony. Authorities say the corpse was found in the cistern area beneath the jail.
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Los Angeles
Thomas Wy Young
Countail
Employes
Ungeon
Young
Frank W. Hont
Dr. Young
Shim
George Palmer
Croushorn
Couples Picnic At Brown’s Grove Hosts Dance Night
A group of young married couples gathered at Brown's Grove for a picnic supper and porch dance at 539 Ohio. Attendees included D By McWilliams and spouses with children, Dick Williams family, A By Mitchell family, Harold Longaker family and others from East Orange New Jersey. Ace of Diamonds and Rotary Cubs baseball teams were honored. refreshments were served by the hostesses, with both teams present plus Melba Schoenlein.
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Brown's Grove
D. By McWilliams
Dick Williams
Mardes
John
A. By Mitchell
Andy
Alex
Harold Longahecker
Louise
J. C. McGoy
C.W. ‘Maloney
Owen
Ann, Jerry
Joe Bishop
East Orange, New Jersey
Theodore. Schoenlein
Ohio
Ace of Diamonds
Rotary Cubs
The
Elks
Schoenlin
Melba Schoen- Jein
Personal notices mix travels and visits across Kansas
Mrs. D. P. Young of Kansas City motored to Lawrence today to visit her mother Mrs. Louisa Broeker. Billie and Leeford Ferguson went to Kansas City this afternoon to spend the weekend with their mother Mrs. Lessie B. Ferguson. House of New York City kin are spending a few days with Mrs. Robert E. House. Mrs. W. W. Hutchinson of Bonner Springs spent the day in Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hobbs and daughter Lorene returned from a motor trip through Minnesota. Mrs. W. O. Anderson returned from a ten day visit in Colorado Springs. Otto M. Tuttle returned from Colorado. Mrs. A. L. Behrens, Mrs. Herbert Bailey and children Edwin, Louise and Loren visited relatives in Kansas City for a few days. Floyd Davis returned with them to spend several days with his cousin Edwin Bailey.
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Billie
Leeford Ferguson
Kansas City
Lessie B. Ferguson
Arthur
New York City
Robert EF. House
W. W. Hutchinson
Bonner Springs
Lawrence
W.F. Hobbs
Lorene
Minnesota
W. O. Anderson
Colorado Springs
Otto M. Tuttle
Colorado
A. L. Behrens
Herbert Bailey
Edwin
Louise
Loren
Floyd Davis
Edwin Bailey
Dancing proposal for fall window unveiling gathering
Merchants associations in Lawrence discuss pairing the annual fall style show with a public street dance on Massachusetts street. A tentative plan would rope off a block for a 9 30 pm dance after the window unveiling, with a later date considered due to low attendance. A business meeting is set for next Monday at the Chamber of Commerce to vote on changing the unveiling date and adding the dance.
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Merchant's Association
Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts Street
Merchants’ Association
C. P. Radcliffe
Lawrence
Chamber, of Commerce
Embezzler Dalton Died in Federal Prison at Leavenworth
Dalton, 49, convicted of stealing and embezzling public money, died in the Leavenworth federal penitentiary after illness during his term, begun December 9, 1924. His wife Grace Dalton was with him. body sent to Chicago. Also noted is a memorial note for Elizabeth Clayton Moss, died February 5, 1925, with memories of early Kansas pioneer life and family history surrounding the Moss and Clayton families.
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Leavenworth
Kan
A.p.j.hunter “Dalton
Dalton
Springfield
Grace Dalton
Chicago
Instant Bunion and Corn Relief Oil Ad
An 2 ounce bottle Moone’s Emerald Oil promises quick relief from bunion inflammation and foot pain. The ad claims pain subsides in minutes after 2-3 applications, soft corns shrink with nightly use, and money back if not effective.
Sunday Cricket Ban Prohibits Play in Samoa Parliament
In Apia Samoa Aug 27 the House of Faipule passed a law banning cricket on Sunday at the request of the New Zealand Administrator General Sir George Richardson. A Catholic catechist and school children were fined 30 dollars after a Methodist missionary complained that Catholic children played cricket on Sunday. The matter will go to the Western Samoa high court for review.
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Apia
Samoa
Associated Press
House of Faipule
New Zealand
George .S. Richardson
G. 5
Shankfield
Methodist Mission
Secretary of Native Affairs
London Missionary Society
Durand
Catholic Mission
High Court of
Western Samoa
Sweden tightens coast guard chase on rum runners
Sweden reports a sharp drop in rum running with Coast Guard head Count Posse citing fewer pirate vessels on both coasts. In 1923 authorities seized 150000 liters, down to 90000 last year, with expectations to halve again this year as Helsingfors convention raises territorial waters to 12 miles and eases enforcement. A separate item notes the Thuringian government gains control of a famed Stradivarius after protracted legal battles by the donor’s heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gothenburg
Sweden
Count Posse
Coast Guard “Service
Panyon
Bever
Posse
Coast Guard
Helsingfors
Cenreatey
Thuringia
Weimar Court Theatre and the pur chase of the violin
Weimar Court Theatre discusses the purchase of a violin offered for sale. Heirs rejected a lower-court compromise and appealed to the supreme court, which refused their claim. The violin's history includes gifts by Herr Koempel, once a Spohr pupil, and its custody by Thuringian Asylum for the Blind and now Professor Reitz of the German National Theatre of Weimar. Further notes touch on locusts in Argentina and jewel grades used in watch bearings.
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Weimar
A. P
Koempel
Weimar Court Theatre
Supreme Court
Herr Koempel
Ludwig Spohr
Thuringian Asylum For the
Professor Reitz
German National Theatre of
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Pet
Otary
Haskell
Ellows
D. P. Young
Louisa Broeker
Hunter ‘Dalton
State
Elizabeth Clayton Moss
Teddy
Madison
Margaret Clayton
Grandma
Jacksonville
Andrew Jackson
John L. Moss
Kansas
Margaret
Moss
Clinton
Rock ‘Creek
Maud
Ed Ward
Alberta
Franklin
John Hy
Willis Grant
Illinois
Pikes’ Peak
Fort’ Mann
Jack
Roberts
Willet
Fred
Minnie
Marion
Maud Waumire
Tibet
Round Corner Drug Co
Bagdad
Eenge
Nero
Senegal
South Africa
California
Jewel Smokiess & Cardinal
ART Furniture Co
Mass
Stradivarius
Kansas Plumbing, Heating & Electric Company
Meisterling
Peotons
Til
Falcomie
Breezedale
Haskell Avenue
R. I
R. C Johnston
C. D. Thomas
Exide
Social Department
Agricultural Prove Department
Ric
Blucher
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