Mexico plans drainage and sale of Texcoco lake lands
Mexico City June 22. The government plans to drain and fill Lake Texcoco to reclaim thousands of acres for arable land and sell it to Mexicans on long terms. The project, estimated at 4 million pesos, aims to provide land and reduce dust storms, with work to span five years.
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Mexico City
Department of Publi Welfare, Colonization and Industry
Madero
Lake
Texcoco
Tenochtitlan
Republic
Montezuma
Hernando Cortez
Weeklong political forecast from Chicago to Baltimore
Washington outlines a packed week with the Democratic and Republican conventions in focus. Key events include the Democratic call to order in Baltimore on Tuesday followed by keynote remarks, committee announcements, and roll calls as delegates seek the two thirds to nominate a presidential candidate. Saturday and Sunday plan parades, credential reports, and the race for vice president and platform adoption, plus state primary notes in North Dakota and Vermont.
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Washington
D. C
Chicago
Baltimore
Fifth Regiment
Credentials
North Dakota
Vermont
Burlington
Christian Union
London
Quebec
International Commission of Jurists
Rio Janeiro
American Library Association
Ottawa
the Knights of St. John
Toronto
National Federation of Women's Clubs
San Francisco
Catholic Educational Association of the United States
Pittsburgh
Arbitration bill would require public service firms to submit disputes
Baton Rouge June 20 A measure to compel arbitration for public service corporations with municipal franchises and allow a people’s referendum if a side rejects the board’s ruling was detailed in the Louisiana House committee. The bill sets a three day deadline to name arbitrators, with the mayor as umpire if needed, and permits dismissal of workers for noncompliance. backed by labor groups and noted by Republican figures and unionists.
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Baton Rouge
Arbitration Board
Robert Roberts
Webster
House Committee On Capital and Labor
Joseph Gleason
National
Robert Ewing
James B. Aswell
Gov. Hall
Louisiana State Federation of Labor
Shreveport Central Trades Council
Carmen
Leonce Gauthier
Ben Commons
New Orleans
Frightful Coughs Prompt Ribs Breaks in Neenah Man
After a coughing spell a Neenah man suffered severe side pains and two ribs were broken. Doctors blamed the ailment on persistent coughing and promoted Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy. Effie Morton of Columbia praises the cure as a godsend and a trial bottle is offered at druggists.
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Neenah
Wis
Fifty Years of St John Baptist Society Marked by Durocher Statue
In memory of Father Durocher Quebec June 22 the St John Baptist Society of St Sauveur plans a fiftieth anniversary celebration tomorrow with a bronze statue of Rev Father Durocher, founder of the St Sauveur branch, unveiled on Durocher Square. The notice also includes an unrelated advertisement for Chase Collens Co. Ltd offering cooling goods.
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Quebec
St. John Baptist Society of
St. Sauveur
Father Durocher
Durocher Square
Farewell to Historic Elm in Winthrop Mass
Exercises were held today under the old Gobons Elm ahead of its planned cutting next week. The Winthrop Historical Society organized the event with participation from the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts led by Major Edward Gibbons, a 17th century namesake for the tree.
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Winthrop
Mass
Jne
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Burns and Wounds Fast
A Fourth of July injuries report contrasts with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised as the quickest healer for burns cuts bruises boils ulcers eczema sore lips and piles. Available at druggists for 25 cents.
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Bucklen
Denver libel trial to open amid West’s sensational hopes
Denver on June 22 reports the trial of Fred G. Bonfils and H. E. Tammen for criminal libel will start Monday. Charged by William G. Evans, the case stems from the city municipal campaign. The Denver Post says witnesses will include prominent bankers, editors, politicians, and other notable figures.
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Denver
Colo
Fred G. Bonfils
H. E. Tammen
West
William G. Evans
Denver Post
Whihh Messrs
Bonfils
Tammen
Brown's Wells News Letter highlights guests and fly hygiene
The Brown's Wells Mississippi newsletter notes cool weather drew guests for the opening and extended stays, listing arrivals from Mrs. D. C. B. Robinson to Gov. Earl Brewer. It includes Arkansas Board of Health fly warnings, a health advertisement for Chamberlain's Tablets, and a Knights of St. John convention report with 20 000 attendees in Toronto. It also announces the American National Insurance office opening in Galveston with J W Patterson promoting life health and accident coverage.
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Brown's Wells
Miss
Wolff
New Orleans
D. C. B. Robinson
B. Myles
C. M. Benjamin
J. C. Lloyd, Jr
Mary Ellis Leake
R. R. Ross
Luscius Lescale
G. W. Mathers
A. Wolfe
Kate Markham Power
J. Pinkus
Fannie McLean
Earl Brewer
Sample
J. H. McLean
Chas, McDowell
Sadie Frantz
Dorrce McLean
Jackson
J. A. Covington
R. L. Covington
W. Covington
Francis Covington
H. J. Wilson
J. T. Goney
Toronto
Ont
the Knights of St. John
Canada
American National Insurance Company
Galveston
Texas
Central Savings Bank and Trust Company
J. W. Patterson
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