Italian Socialist Says They Were Deceived Regarding Pres Wilson
In the Italian chamber of deputies Professor Enrico Ferri a socialist charged that former Premier Orlando and Baron Sonnino used the press to persuade Italy that President Wilson had deceived Italians at the peace conference Ferri said Wilson had to state he could not uphold all Italian aspirations and questioned why D Annuccio attacked Wilson and his wife Mrs Wilson calling Wilson fundamentally honest like the people he represents
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Enrico Ferri
Orlando
Baron Sonnino
Wilson
Italy
D'Annuncio
Finland
Rusia
United Press
Terijoki
Russia
Leitzel
Leitzell
Hogan
America
Moscow
Triplett
Laursen
Amer
Mecca
All Nations In League To Have Equal Rights In Former German Colonies
London July 12 The allied mandatory commission expects to adjourn today until ratified by the peace conference. The report grants all nations in the League equal commercial and navigational rights in former German colonies with free trade. German colonies are placed in second and third classes of mandates with annexation-like safeguards for slavery and liquor control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Allied Mandatory Commission
League
Africa
British South African Union
Pacific Islands
Equator
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
Big Five Begin Instructions on Cessation of German Blockade
Paris July 12 The Big Five began issuing instructions on ending the blockade against Germany. A note informed the Germans their ratification had been received and steps would be taken to lift the blockade. The council also reaffirmed the blockade against Russia, hindered by a decree abolishing barriers around Russia. American delegates say such a blockade is not legal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Big Five
Germany
Ftee
Russia
FTC urges law to let manufacturers fix resale prices
Washington July 12 The Federal Trade Commission urged Congress to pass legislation allowing manufacturers to fix and maintain resale prices. The report argues such laws would promote efficiency in manufacturing and commerce and benefit the public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
First Presbyterian Church Sermon and Union Service
The First Presbyterian Church at Corner Penn Ave and Third offers a 10 45 a m sermon by Rev Rudolph Caughey on Leagues of Nations Old and New. An evening union service with city churches for returning servicemen is at First Baptist Church at 8 00 p m. Sunday school is 9 30 a m and Y P S C E meets 7 15 on the church lawn west of the building.
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First Presbyterian Church
Penn. Ave
Rudolph Caughey
Leagues of Nations
First Baptist Church
First Church of Christ Scientist Service Details
The regular morning service is at 11 a.m. with the subject Sacrament. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Wednesday evening testimonial services at 8 p.m. Reading-room at Citizens National Bank building, open weekdays 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. Public invited to attend and visit.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Masonic Temple
Citizens National Bank
First M. E. Church South at the Armory
Sunday school begins at 9 45 with James Kroll as superintendent and a hearty welcome for visitors. Preaching at 11 by Pastor Rev E Allison, solo by Bernice Shepherd, anthem by the chorus. Evening union with other churches for Patriotic Union services at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
South
the Armory
James Kroll
E. Allison
Bernice Shepherd
Baptist Church
First Christian Church announces services and programs
Sidney M. Bedford, pastor, invites all to church school at 9 40 classes for everybody including a good man's class. Morning worship at 10 50 titled Abide in Me. Christ an Endeavor meets at 7. No evening service. Union service for returned soldiers at First Baptist church eight. Prayer meeting Wednesday at eight. Strangers and visitors warmly welcome.
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First Christian Church
Sidney M. Bedford
First Baptist Church
Sunday church services and union event for returned service members
The regular services proceed with Sunday school for all, a morning sermon on Hidden Treasures, and a solo by Mrs. Trowl with violin by Glenn McCoy. Epworth League meets at 7:00 pm, Harold Zink leading. A union service for returned men at 8:00 pm at the Baptist church is planned, inviting all service members and friends to join.
Concert moved to 6 30 Sunday to suit crowd
A city band concert has been set for Sunday at 6 30 pm, shifted from 5 30 to avoid conflicting with supper hour. The program runs until 7 30 pm to allow attendance at evening services, aiming to please the greatest number of people with the 6 30 time each Sunday evening.
Three men return from ten day camping on upper Ruidose
J F Rogers D E Scott and Jim Payne came back last night after a ten day camping and fishing trip on the upper Ruidose. They described the trip as highly enjoyable with the finest mountain weather of the season.
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RuNose
J. F. Rogers
D. E. Scott
Jim Payne
Ruidose
Five American POWs refute Bolshevik propaganda in Moscow
American doughboys held by Bolsheviks in Moscow were exposed to anti capitalist lectures but remained skeptical. Five released U.S. soldiers recount harsh living conditions, staged political talks, and a preference for American ideals over Bolshevik doctrine. They describe capture on the Archangel front, loss of clothes, limited food, and eventual freedom after outreach from the YMC A and Red Cross.
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New York
Moscow
America
Bryant R. Ryall
Madison Avenue
New York City
Russia
Glenn W. Leitzell
Mifflinburg
Pennsylvania
Freeman Hogan
Caspar Avenue
Detroit
Jens Laursen
Marlett
Michigan
John Triplett
Hindman
Francis Linford
Sussex
Archangel
O.D
Red Cross
Young Han Drowns In Large Water Hole Near Twin Buttes
Leonard Stapp of Lea county was drowned yesterday morning while trying to save a horse in a rain water lake near the Circle Diamond horse camp on Twin Buttes. Jake Russell, unable to swim well, escaped. Stapp’s body was recovered after an hour of diving. an inquest was held and the remains brought to the city, awaiting relatives.
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Leonard Stapp
Lea County
Twin Buttes
Stapp
Jake Russell
Circle Diamond
Twin Buttles
Russell
Ferrill Gresset Ranch
Gresset
Dilley
Boy Burglar Visits Many Stores Here
A seven year old boy, Plummer Merrill, is linked to multiple break ins across the city. He admits to nine break ins and thefts of bicycles and valuables, claiming accomplices unknown to him. Despite lectures and probation, he resumes crimes within a day. He is jailed ten days after a break in at J C Penny Co. to await Probation Officer Dean.
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Plummer Merrill
Merrill
Edward S. Dean
Brice
J. C. Penny Co
Dean
Mystery Mr Raffles Revealed as Miss Doris Parsons
The readers learn the identity of the mysterious Mr Raffles as Miss Doris Parsons. Festivities in No Man's Land drew poor detectives who failed to identify the guest of honor or claim the promised $50 prize. The Elks speculated the figure could be a woman, but no one spoke up.
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Mr. Raffles
No Man’s Land
Doris Parsons
Elks
Miss Parsons
Howdy Buddie
No -Man’s Land
Mrs Evans Leaves for Tennessee Visit
Mrs. J. T. Evans departed last night for an extended visit with friends and relatives in Memphis and other points in Tennessee.
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Mrs. Evans
J. T. Evans
Memphis
Tennessee
Italian seamen halt ammunition ship to Bolshevik front
In Naples Italy on July 12 the seamen s federation blocked the steamer Cablens from leaving port. The vessel was bound from London to Vladivostok and carried ammunition destined for Allied contingents operating against the Bolsheviks.
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Naples
Italy
Seamen’s Federation
Cablens
London
Vladivostok
Opponents Weigh Blocking Wilson Tour for League
In Washington on July 12 opponents of the League of Nations discussed keeping President Wilson from touring the country by requiring him to attend daily Senate Foreign Relations Committee sessions. Senator Moses plans a resolution urging Wilson to attend. Reports that Swanson would lead the League fight over Hitchcock were denied by Secretary Tumulty.
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Washington
Wilson
League of Nations
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
League
Moses
Swanson
Hitchcock
Tumulty
Wilson vetoes agricultural bill over daylight saving repeal
President Wilson vetoed the agricultural appropriations bill because it repealed the daylight saving law. He also refused to sign the Sundry civil appropriations bill, calling items likely to have serious consequences.
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Washington
Wilson
Longview Patrols to Prevent Repeat of Race Riots
Longview Texas is patrolled by airplanes militiamen and Texas rangers to prevent a repeat of yesterday's race riots. One white man probably fatally injured and three whites slightly wounded. Several negroes reported killed or wounded. The negro section partly burned. No further outbreaks expected.
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Longview
Texas
Texas Rangers
Intervention in Hungary Discussed by Allied Council
Paris July 12 Intervention in Hungary by Romanian Czecho Slovaks and Jugoslovs is being considered by the allied military council and representatives of these three countries Marshal Foch was asked what supplies and munitions would be needed A decision will be reached as soon as needs are learned
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Paris
Hungary
Marshal Foch
A R Ellett Returns Home From California Trip
A R Ellett came home this afternoon from Los Angeles where he spent the past month. Mrs Ellett and the children will remain in California until September 1.
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A. R. Ellett
Los Angeles
Calif
Miss Myrtle Smith Dead
Miss Myrtle Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs H R Smith of this city died last night at 6 oclock after an extended illness She was 20 and during six years here made many friends She was a member of the First Presbyterian church and leaves a mother fa ther a brother and two sisters The body is at Dilley parlors awaiting word from her father who is in Dallas.
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Myrtle Smith
H. R. Smith
Miss Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Faike
Dilley
Dallas
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Ray S. Dunn
Russ
Young Han
Allied Council
Bruner
J. W. Bruner
Albuquerque
D. J. Schrecengost
Bordeaux
James E. Bordeaux
Pants
Mrs. I. G. Yates
San Angelo
Equitable Building & Loan Association
Roswell
New Mexico
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J. J. Jaffa
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