Herrera government recognized by United States in Guatemala
The Herrera government in Guatemala, which followed Es tracing Cabrera, was recognized by the United States, announced by the State Department in Washington. The 1920 U S population is about 105 million per Hill of the Census Bureau. Benedict Crowell resigns as assistant secretary of war effective July 1 to enter business. Van S Merle-Smith named third assistant secretary of state succeeding Breckenridge Long who resigned to run for Missouri Senate. Daniels and Payne to Alaska next month to study conditions for their departments.
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Herrera
Guatemala
Estrada Cabrera
United States
State Department
Washington
Continental
Joseph A. Hill
Census Bureau
Benedict Crowell
Wit
van S. Merle-Smith
Breckenridge Long
Mlissouri
Daniels and
Payne
Alaska
Boston Edison Company
Boston
William Hale Thompson
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Committee of
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
Hearst
Republican Party
Thompson
Supreme Court
Alexander Moore
Tittsburgh
Harding
Poindexter
Senate
Harding-Coolidge
San Francisco
United States Geological Survey
Interstate Commerce Commission
Londonderry
Ireland
Belfast
Democratic convention opens with unity after resolutions vote
At San Francisco the Democratic National Convention elected Carter Glass chairman unanimously as protests against the administration were quashed. Homer Cummings opened the session with a sharp attack on Republicans, while demonstrators cheered for Wilson.
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San Francisco
The
Resolutions Committee
Carter Glass
Virginia
Homer S&s. Cummings
Wilson
White House
Illinois
Notable deaths of Watts Post and Ford mark losses to public service and industry
Richmond A. Watts eighty two former acting adjutant general who helped in the Lincoln conspirator trials died in Adrian Michigan. Philip Sidney Post vice president of International Harvester died at Winnetka after brief illness. Edward Ford founder of Edward Ford Plate Glass and owner of Ford and Dime Savings Bank buildings in Detroit died at Toledo after long illness.
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Richmond A. Watts
Lincoln
Adrian
Mich
Watts
Philip Sidney Post
The
International Harvester Company
Winnetka
Edward Ford
War debt and postwar shifts in Europe and beyond
A Paris interview reports Germany in 3,000,000 tons arrears on coal deliveries under Versailles terms. Corfu dispatch notes Tepeleni fortress surrender to Albanian insurgents. British Austrian German Finnish POWs drowned in Neva. Greeks land at Fanderma. Paris says Britain and France may float an international loan to repay US loans due in October. Pittsburgh arrives Southampton for drydock. Germany’s April 30 floating debt totals 117,148,755,623 marks. The Hague jurists call for a permanent court at The Hague. Ambassadors Laurant Abernon and Martino named for Germany. Fehrenbach forms Berlin cabinet. Perfect peace in London after civil strife. Luis Cabrera reported in Texas City.
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Paris
America
Germany
Great Britain
France
United States
Berlin
Two Big Questions In 1920 US Politics And War Clouds
Political observers debate the 1920 Democratic nominating scene with McAdoo and Wilson as central enigmas. The piece traces party splits over the League of Nations liquor Ireland and potential third parties while noting labor demands and a turbulent Irish and Turkish crisis shaping global affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Resolutions Committee
U S Relief Efforts Abroad Cut Back as Occupation Grows
The American Red Cross aids refugee relief in southern Russia from Constantinople and assists in Poland Baltic states Montenegro Albania Serbia Czecho Slovakia Greece and Italy while U S foreign activities rapidly shrink. Outside Germany the only U S military mission is Col W N Haskell's in Asia Minor for Near East relief. In Germany 80 U S officers serve on the inter allied high commission among 771 officers and 16 631 enlisted men of occupation forces.
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American Red Cross
Russia
Constantinople
Poland
Baltic States
Montenegro
Albania
Serbia
Czecho-Slovakia
Greece
Italy
United States
Germany
W. N. Haskell
Wilson
Near East Relief Committee
Asia Minor
Inter-Allied High Commission
United States Army of Occupation
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Casco Reader
Mrs Jules Bero of Casco Wisconsin writes that after childbirth she suffered displacement and weakness. She found relief using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for fifteen years with only a minor recent return, and urges others to try it. The advertisement claims the remedy is non narcotic, made from native roots and herbs, and invites letters to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for confidential advice.
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Casco
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jules Bero, Jr
Lydia E Pinkham
Lydia Binkham
Realism and the enfant terrible in a publisher's view
A New York publisher argues realism cannot sell to Americans, citing a young writer and a scene where a gentleman shows a swastika ring to a mother. The enfant terrible of the tale observes the back of the hand and answers with wreckles and brown hair.
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J. Jefferson Jones
New York
Urechin
Enfant Terrible
Woman Sings Baby to Sleep Then Soothes Husband
A woman soothing her baby transitions to comforting her husband with gentle singing before both fall asleep, in a domestic moment described by the report.
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James A. Reed
Missouri
League of Nations
National Committee
Warren G. Harding
Raritan, N. J
Joseph R. Frelinghuysen
Coolidge
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Sanders Theater
Cambridge
Mass
Oklahoma
Fort Worth
Tex
New Orleans
Evans A. Powell
Idaho
Alameda County
Peaumont
Lewis Darovic
Chicago White Lead and Oil Company
Northern Baptist Convention
Buffalo
N. Y
United States Railway Labor Board
Hillside
Cheyenne
Wyo
Britton TI. Budd
Chicago Elevated Railway
Public Utilities Commission
Great Northern State Bank
St. Paul
Minn
Victor Hedman
Porto Rico
Criterion Theater
Sedgwick Street
Southern Railway
Huntingburg
Ind
Woodmen’s Circle
Western Cartridge Company
Springfield
William Dilliard
William Ingram
Louis Loucheur
Corfu
Tepeleni
Durazzo
Aviona
Neva
Welsingfors
Fanderma
Sea of Marmara
Pittsburgh
Southampton
Commission of Jurists
Hague
Permanent Court of International Justice
Paris Petit Journal
Charles Laurant
Lord Abernon
Signor de Martino
Konstantin Fehrenbach
Mexico City
Luis Cabrera
Carranza
Texas City
Galveston
Catherine Levering
Zion National Park
Novorossisk Harbor
George W. Perkins
Presbyterian Church
Riverdale-on- Hudson
McAdoo
England
E. F. Clipson
Bryan
William G. McAdoo
Mr. Wilson
Glass
American Federation of Labor
Montreal
Canada
Samuel Gompers
Friends of Ireland
British Empire
Mexico
Gompers
Corporation
Federation
Cilicia
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Marshal Foch
Henry Wilson
Smyrna
Kemal
Ismid
Urchin
Baby
Red Cross
Western Canada
Dept. of Immigration
Ottawa
Can
D. M. Maclachlan
Indianapolis
Harvard Bureau
West Berry St
Ft. Wayne
California
Marvin Bldg
Cal
Indianapolis, Mo
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