Cantu Told to Surrender in Lower California Turmoil
Angeles reports that Cantu is accused of confiscating crops, livestock, motor vehicles and other property from aliens in his district. An open letter from Capt. Rafael C. Silver and De la Huerta officials accuses him of illegal seizures. Provisional President de la Huerta and Gen. Abelardo Rodriguez pledge protection for alien lives and property and seek return of confiscated goods. The U.S. embassy notes Mexico can mobilize 25 000 to 40 600 troops to quell Cantu's revolt, calling him the only rebel in the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Cantu
Rodriguez
de la Huerta
Imperial valley
Senor Ruiz
Lower
California
United States
WASHINGTON
Soviet Army Near Warsaw in Final Stand
British French and Italian missions take leading role as munitions arrive at Dan sig. Americans leave Warsaw in large numbers with trains and welfare workers departing. Polish armistice commission heads to Minsk to seek peace with Soviet Russia. Moscow notified of Poland ready to send peace delegation. Lomza falls to Bolsheviks as Polish forces evacuate Brest-Litovsk and Kovel. Russians advance toward Ostrov near Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dansig
France
Warsaw
Danziz
Paris
London
Poland
Moscow
council of defense
Minsk
Rede
Lomza
foreign office
Brest-Litovsk
Kovel
Bug river
Ostrov
Loma
Professional soldiers lead Irish Volunteers
A Dublin dispatch to the Daily Mail says Irish Volunteers are led by professional soldiers who served in the British army and are unhappy over pay or nationalism. It notes nearly all non commissioned volunteers also served in the British army during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LONDON
Daily Mail
Dublin
Giants sign Stanford outfielder Watsonville star
Ken ally of Stanford University signed a New York National League contract with the Watsonville Club of the Mission League and planned to join the Giants after leaving Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WATSONVILLE
Cal
Kenally
Stanford University
Giants
Mail Plane Arrives at Reno For Transcontinental Route
The first aerial mail plane touched down in Reno marking Etko as a regular stop on the Salt Lake to San Francisco route. Assistant Postmaster Hughes doubts mail aboard the plane, which is part of route-mapping aims for a daily east west connection by month end. The second plane, delayed by repairs, is expected tomorrow with Major Lent aboard. Crowds filled the municipal field as officials welcomed the flyers and mapped the new service plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Keddie
Etko
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Hughes
New York
Cheyenne
SC. Haton
Major Lent
Central Park
Cleveland
Chamber of Commercce
Navy Yard Wage Boost is Asked
Representatives of navy yard employees began today presenting to the navy wage board arguments in support of wage increases. About 200 craft delegates attended as trades were to be heard in alphabetical order, with blacksmiths and carpenters among the first. The average increase asked was about twenty five cents an hour. Assistant Secretary Roosevelt noted that increases depend on congressional appropriations and could reduce the active force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
navy yard
navy
amont
trade board
Roosevelt
navy department
Baltimore Police Lacked Volstead Arrest Power
Baltimore August 5 State's Attorney General Armstrong ruled city police cannot arrest for Volstead Act violations. The decision clarifies jurisdiction, placing such enforcement under federal or county authorities as applicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BALTIMORE
Armstrong
Baltimore city
Babe Ruth Hits 39th Home Run of Season
Babe Ruth connected for his thirty ninth homer in the second inning of the New York Detroit game today as Detroit hosted. The record chase continues with Ruth adding another mark to his season totals and the Yankees' offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BABE” RUTH
DETROIT
Babe" Ruth
New York
British Mobilize Two Divisions Close to Warsaw
A Berlin report says Soviet troops may be within thirty miles of Warsaw as Britain demands an armistice with Poland. Kameneff and Krassin press for peace terms while Lloyd George and Bonar Law seek clear action, with no reply yet from the Soviet side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Warsaw
Leo Kameneff
Mosscow soviet
Russia
Poland
Komeneff
Krassin
Livya George
Andrew Bonar Law
house of commons
Kameneff
K Kassin
Britain
omomns
Lloyd George
Bonar Law
M. Krassin
Danzig
London
Lloyd George staed
Great Britain
George Tchitcherin
M. Kameneff
East Prussia
Solunda
Polsh
Niedenburg
Poles Hold Brest-Litovsk as Allies Plan War Aid
London reports the British government is reviewing Poland's crisis and may mobilize volunteers to defend the Versailles pact. France agrees to act with Britain. large quantities of war materiel are to be sent promptly. The navy is being mobilized while cabinet decisions on deploying divisions are pending. Poland faces Bolshevik pressure near Brest-Litovsk with heavy casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neidenburg
France
LONDON
Evening News
Alles
Poland
war office
PARIS
Brest-Litovsk
Iowa Coal Mines Reported Working Amid War News
Iowa coal mines were reportedly operating with almost full forces amid wartime reports. A Warsaw communique confirms Polish troops faced heavy resistance along the River Bug, including attempts to cross near Ostrolenka and Ostrolenka Fierce Janine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IOWA
Iowa Association
Bug river
Warsaw
Ostrolenka
Califor nian Wins Tennis Honors
Seabright New Jersey August 5 Miss Eleanor Tennant California girl and Miss Marie Zinderstein Boston recent national clay court title winners advanced in the finals of the local tournament. Tennant defeated Edith Sigourney Boston 6 9 6 2 in a fast moving match. Zinderstein outplayed Margaret Grove New York Tennis Club in the semi finals. In the men's semis Willis BE Davis and Roland Roberts from California met with Davis winning 6 3 6 2 in a display of speed and accuracy.
John Barrymore Weds New York Society Maid
John Barrymore, famed actor, and Mrs Leonard M. Thomas formerly Blanche Oelrichs, were married today in New York. The ceremony connected two socially prominent families as Barrymore gains a new spouse in the high society circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JOHN BARRYMORE
NEW YORK
YORK
Leonard M. Thomas
Blanche Oelrichs
Panama Census Shows 401,428 Population
Panama’s census announced today reports total population of 401,428 excluding Indians. The increase since 1919 is thirty three percent amid a thin growth pattern across the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PANAMA
republic of Panama
Alleged Radical Held in Chicago
John Alexander alias John La Granc an alleged international anarchist and member of the German communist labor party was arrested in Chicago at New York authorities request. He is said to have distributed German propaganda and sought a forged passport for a man named Hofmin now in Germany. A code book was seized during the apartment search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHICAGO
John Alexander
John La Granc
communist labor party
New York
Alxander
La Granc
Lea
East
mrade
anarednet syurd
Harry Landis
Also Mentioned on This Page
BAI
NEVADA MACHINERY & ELECTRIC COMPANY
Westinghouse
Virginia St
SPHONK
Parker
E. R. Parker
E.R. PARKER
T. Matiney
C. H. Hambly
E. Second Street
Reno, Nev
DR. PARKER
COMMERCIAL HARDWARE CO
st Commercial Row
ey wes
White House
Nevada
Western Machinery & Engineering Co
N. Center St
A. CARLISLE & CO
Virginia Street
RIVERSIDE HOTEL
cABALPOR
Curtin Photo Studio
Second and
Virginia Streets
STEWART & FISHBACK
State of
Reno Grocer Co. Wholesale Distributors
aunt BLUEING
SAMUEL S. ARENTZ
Congress
EDWARD BARBER
J. L. HASH
CHARLES B. HENDERSON
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!