Women Battle In Shopmen Strike War In Chicago
In Chicago today women clashed as strikebreakers and their wives faced wives of strikers. Railroad agencies hired women to counter picketing while National Guard troops remained idle across Illinois. A crowd of about one hundred sympathizers gathered on a city car line. trolleys were pulled from cars and strikebreakers beaten. Seven men were reported injured and taken to a railroad hospital.
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Chicago
National Guard
Illinois
Baltimore & Ohio
Germany seeks moratorium on reparations payments
Berlin reports Germany has asked the Allied reparations commission for a moratorium as the government says it cannot meet the next payment due July 15. Washington notes little surprise in admin circles over the German collapse and police moves to suppress anti Republic demonstrations. London warns a broader European crisis could follow and Franco German tensions may worsen.
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Berlin
Jax
Germany
Allied Reparations Commission
Washington
State and Commerce Department
London
Europe
Lloyd George
Reports conflict on railroad strike impact in Dallas
Conflicting reports from union leaders and railway managers on effects of the first week of the railroad strike in Dallas. Union claims continued night freight disruption and passenger service interruptions. managers deny any curtailment of service. also USC to hire W H Hess former Penn State star as freshman coach and assistant line coach for the varsity bringing a proven player and coach to the program.
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Dallas
Texas
Penn. State Grid
Center College
Harvard
Hess
Trojan
Penn State
Hugo Bezdek
University of Southern California
City Case Against Cruz Tujan Referred Back
The case of the city against Cruz Tujan, convicted after a trial before Judge Parsons on vagrancy, has been referred back to the police court by Judge Brice, with offers to enforce the sentence. This means the lower court's decision was affirmed.
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Cruz Tujan
Parsons
Brice
WOWEY TO LOAN On Gong Farms and Handlies
Roswell advertisement appears to offer loans or financial services linked to Gong Farms and Handlies with BR Daughtry mentioned in the local notice style. Limited legible details but indicates a business or loan arrangement in Roswell.
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A. BR Daughtry
Roswell, New
Man Alleged Ben Whipped Missing Today
Mineral Wells Texas July 8 Constable B F Clark reported missing from his home after two men abducted him to a baseball park where a masked group of about fifteen beat him Clark had helped pursue stolen cars County Attorney McConnell denounced some acts of the constable and filed ouster proceedings but said law may be violated if Clark’s account is true He asked the Ku Klux Klan for a statement on aiding authorities
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Mineral Wells
Texas
B. F. Clark
Clark
Baseball Park
McConnell
Ku Klux Klan
Reduction of Gas Prices Expected Across Midwest
Chicago July 8 A reduction in gasoline prices throughout the mid west is announced by the Standard Oil Company of Indiana The order follows a cut in freight rates effective where rates were cut It will save retail purchasers between two tenths and four tenths of a cent per gallon
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Chicago
Midwest
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Texas Road 15 Reimbursed for Loss Sustained
The Luf kin Hemphill Gulf Railroad of Texas was awarded $56,517 by the Interstate Commerce Commission for reimbursement of losses incurred under federal control.
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Texas
Washington
Lufkin, Hemphill & Gulf Railroad of Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
City Should Be Dance Censor
Mrs John Priestly Hart a Dallas dancing instructor argues that every city should regulate dancing locally rather than by state authority She favors a municipal commission including the mayor film censor dance hall censor women group leaders school heads and PTA presidents to oversee dance regulation.
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Dallas
Texas
John Priestly Hart
New York
Hart
Moving Picture
Lodge On Ruidoso Construction Begins Soon
Lumber and materials lay on the ground for a lodge project at Ruidoso half a mile above the White Sawmill. L B Croissant and J W Alberts of the city will build a modern, up-to-date lodge, with work starting immediately and completion by month’s end. A new White bus will run weekends to Ruidoso under White Line Stage Co next week.
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Ruidoso
L. 8. Croissant
J.-W. Alberts
Ine Stage Company
Old Guard in Mexico Back of Recent Turmoil
Laredo Texas July 7 that the Old Guard in Mexico behind all the border turmoil is the belet of well informed persons on both sides of the Rio Grande. They claim the clique uses Latin diplomacy to pit factions against each other to prolong turmoil and kill revolutionary leaders, aiming to delay American recognition until the Diaz movement takes control. The Blanco Martinez killing is cited as an example.
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Laredo
Texas
Old Guard
Mexico
Rio Grande
Blanco-Martinez
Adolfo de la Huerta
New York
Blanco
Martinez
Republic
Dog Catcher Shot by Boy in Goose Creek
In Houston Texas on July 8 police report C L Razor a dog catcher was killed after catching a dog. Phillip Kishelberger 14 fired two shots with a shotgun from a house after a fight with the catcher. The boy and his father were taken into custody.
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Houston
Texas
C. L. Razor
Phillip Kishelberger
Goose Creek
Here
Razor
Comet May End World Says Berlin Astronomer
Berlin July 7 Professor Doctor Archenhold chief astronomer at Treptow Observatory warns a huge comet could release poisonous gases after collision with Earth. He says such a catastrophe is only a possibility with no immediate danger, though space bodies travel at speeds up to 1800 kilometers per second.
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Berlin
Archenhold
Treptow Observatory
Eskimos Counted In Alberta Census Effort
Edmonton July 7 Eskimo census work by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police reports 1 364 Eskimo men women and children in the far north districts Coronation Gulf Mackenzie Delta and surrounding points totaling 1 864 across Alberta and vicinity The notice highlights remote communities and ongoing demographic enumeration by authorities.
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Alberta
Edmonton
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Coronation Gulf
Mackenzie Delta
Swearingin to Operate From Rorwall Office
Fragmentary notice states Dr D D Swearingin will be in the Rorwall office at all times thereafter and provides a phone contact 147 and a residence unspecified. The publisher marks Advertisement.
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D. D. Swearingin
Nha
Better Rates For Pecos Valley Apples By Santa Fe Railroad
The Santa Fe railroad will adjust tariffs after a Chamber of Commerce meeting with apple growers. New Mexico stop in transit rules for fresh fruits and vegetables will be added, with three loading or unloading stops. Some New Mexico points will see rate reductions, while Arizona terms remain under discussion. The move aims to boost Pecos Valley apple marketing with Santa Fe support.
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Chamber of Commerce
Santa Fe Railroad
New Mexico
Arizona
T. E. Gallaher
Santa Fe
Pecos Valley
Santa Fre
Pecos
Lenglen Triumphs In World Tennis Championship
Suzanne Lenglen, the French champion, defeated American champion Mrs. Molla Mallory 6 2 and 6 0 in Wimbledon England. Fifteen thousand spectators including the King and Queen witnessed the final, hailed as the most terrific sports title battle seen.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Suzanne Lenglen
Molla Bhardest Mallory
England
Chartbook Columbus Used in Discovering America
In Berlin on July 7 the astronomical chartbook that aided Columbus is now owned by Professor Doctor Archenhold of Treptow Observatory. It contains planetary tables and eclipses crucial to the voyage. He once used an eclipse to calm mutinous sailors, a prediction that came true and guided them to their destination. Archenhold declined huge offers to sell the book.
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Columbus
Berlin
America
Doctor Archenhold
Treptow Observatory
Arheenhold
Private lakes closed to nonmembers at Fin and Feather Club
Notice proclaims Lea and Dim Mitt lakes private property owned by the Fin & Feather Club, with no fishing or public access rights. The public is warned that trespassing will be enforced and only members may enjoy privileges.
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Lea
Dimmitt Lakes
Fin & Feather Club
FIN & Scatter Clut
China faces looming poorhouse amid foreign debts and upheaval
China fears a coming poverty trap as foreign loans and supervision loom after a year of war and disruption. The piece warns that without a swift recovery and revenue, China will struggle to fund repayments and crucial projects including Shantung railway, Weihaiwei improvements, and repaying cables and rolling stock.
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Phking
China
Shantung
Tsingtao
Kiaochow
England
Weihaiwei
Weihaiwai
Japan
Battle between French and Germans at Pyskowice
A three hour clash near Kattowitz Pyskowice leaves six locals dead and houses destroyed by a French field gun as troops move through the town. London reports electric baby carriages with noiseless motors in a new craze for the smart set.
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Kattowitz
Silesia
Pyskowice
London
Hagerman Visit From Colorado Springs Family Tale
In Colorado, Percy Hagerman visits his mother Mrs J F Hagerman and brother Herbert J Hagerman at their home in Colorado Springs. An ad from Rom Jewell Laundry Co offers a special service for husbands whose wives have left them, promising delivery of a bundled laundry with affordable prices and complete satisfaction. All buttons sewed on.
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Colorado
Percy Hagerman
Colorado Springs
Colo
J. 5. Hagerman
Herbert J. Hagerman
Missouri primary fight shapes Reed Long war for Senate
Missouri political battle heats as Reed faces Breckenridge Long and Robert Young for the Democratic nomination. Wilson letters accused Reed of deserting the Democratic standard, while Long gains support from core party factions. Republican field includes Brewster Procter Barrett and MacKinley. Reed campaigns vigorously, aims to win big in cities and rally rural counties before August 1.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
United States
Breckenridge Long
Wilson
Robert L. Young
St. Joseph
James A. Reed
Reed
Long
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Standard
Long’s
R. R. Brewster
Kansas City
David Procter
Jesse W. Barrett
John C. MacKinley
William Sacks
John H. Parker
Seventh Army Corps
Sterling P. Bond
Brewster
Roosevelt
Arthur M. Hyde
St. Loui S
Proctor
Democratic State Committee
Houston man killed at gate after murder charge
Charles T. Goodson, 29, who was charged with killing George Buzzett weeks ago, was himself shot and killed at the gate of his Houston home. Esker J. Hollan, 23, is held by police in connection with the shooting and had threatened to get Goodson.
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Houston
Texas
Charles T. Goodson
George Buzzett
Esker J. Hollan
Goodson
Rat Attacks Baby In Crib In Northern New York
Florence Butchino three month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Butchino of Saranac Lake area was attacked in her crib by a large rat. The infant was found bleeding from a quarter sized wound over the left eye and required stitches. Doctors reopened the wound to remove damaged tissue. Surgeons believe the child may recover but will be badly scarred. Officials say it is the first reported case of this kind in northern New York.
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Saranac Lakh
N. Y
Florence Butchino
Peter Butchino
New York
German scientists seek the elusive ? Ray in secret war work
Berlin reports that German scientists are searching for a mysterious ? Ray between the X Ray and ultraviolet, a potential war weapon or humanity’s boon. The Interallied Commission admits limited power to halt sources, noting German delays in dismantling munitions plants, while gas masks remain restricted for the army and full masking exists only for the navy.
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Berlin
Interallied Disarmament Commission
Interallied Commission
Germany
Entente
Wirth
Commission
Navy
Strange Appearance At Pentonville Hanging
London July 7, a man with a sandwich board bearing HUMANITY and CIVILIZATION walked through the crowd as Henri Jacoby 18, condemned for the murder of Lady White, was hanged at Pentonville. The mysterious figure vanished into the crowd.
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London
Lagstaff
Pentonville
Henri Jacoby
Lady White
Laymans League Meeting Notice
The Laymans League will meet Monday night at 7 30 at the Chamber of Commerce. Help wanted at R and Levers office rear of Bank of Commerce. Advertising notice.
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Laymans, League
Chamber of ‘Commerce
R. & Levers
Bank of Commerce
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