Villa's Movements Under Scrutiny by Mexico City Officials
Mexico City observers question Francisco Villa's political stance and future role as the former guerrilla adapts to ranch life in Durango. Reports cite his rumored gubernatorial bid, ongoing heavy investments, and a well stocked Canutillo arsenal, fueling debate over his influence on Obregon’s government and northern politics.
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Durango
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Guerrila
Villa
Obregon
de la Huerta
Columbus
Ciudad Juarez
Farm Bureau Celebration in De Kalb Aims to Enter History
A historic De Kalb event marks ten years of the farm bureau movement with a pageant Forward Farm Bureau by Nina Lamkin. More than two thousand farmer actors perform at Northern Illinois State Normal School’s amphitheatre for 15 000 to 20 000 visitors. Governor J A O Preus of Minnesota and J R Howard of the American Farm Bureau Federation headline the speakers.
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Farm Bureau
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Community Service, Inc
New York
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Illinois Agricultural Association
College of Agriculture of
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University of Illinois
American Farm Bureau Federation
J. A. O. Preus
Minnesota
J R. Howard
Marseilles Sways Toward Bolshevik Trade With Russia
In Marseilles the push for reestablishing trade with Soviet Russia draws strong local support from dock workers and manufacturers. The city’s diverse and industrial population favors Bolshevik ties, while officials and bankers observe the Genoa conference and Hague talks affecting Mediterranean commerce.
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Marseilles
Russia
France
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Odessa
Summer accident danger to 5,000 children and 100,000 injured
The Safety Institute of America warns that about 5,000 children will die and 100,000 more will be injured in U S summer accidents as 20,000,000 children are left unsupervised before July 1. Increased travel and longer hours of play amplify hazards.
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Safety Institute of America
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Battle tightens in Dublin as free state troops assault Four Courts
Dublin reports early dawn firing marks second battle of Dublin with 16 dead and about equal wounded. Free state forces attack insurgent positions at Four Courts, Kilmainham jail, Fowler Memorial hall, Orange Hall and nearby buildings. Rory O Conner refuses surrender. first casualty Private James Kavanagh wounded in initial assault at Fowler hall.
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Kilmainham Jail
Fowler Memorial Hall
Orange Hall
Fowler Hall
Gardiner Street
Rory
Rory O'Conner
O’connor
O'Connor
Adea
James Kavanagh
Free State Machine Gun Corps
New York Readies Wel come Stranger Committee to woo visitors
New York plans a Welcome Stranger Committee to dispel fears of crime and promote the city as safe for summer honeymooners. Hotel and business leaders promise to greet visitors with hospitality while guiding them to landmarks like Lady Liberty and Grant's Tomb.
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New York Hotel Association
Grant
Woolworth Tower
He Was the Limit at Broadway Playhouse
New York report describes a man known as mean and bold who approached a Broadway box office with a soiled visiting card claiming ties to the profession and sought free admission. After a dull audience the man returned, demanding further concessions.
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