League Opponents Claim Democrats Try Third Term for Wilson
Washington July 26 opponents of the League of Nations say Democrats aim to nominate Wilson for a third term and use speeches to paint league opposition as jealousy against him. Republicans argue this politicking will ruin the peace treaty if Wilson is not reelected. Wilson visited Congress to confer with Democrats as he states he favors ratification as negotiated and will not provide further Allied indemnity agreements or exact treaty reservations.
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Washington
League of Nations
League
Senate
Democrats
Wilson
Lodge
Spencer
Missouri
Senator Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Paris
Haywood of I W W released on bond in appeal
Chicago July 26 The court of appeals orders Bill Haywood of the I W W released on bond while appealing a wartime espionage act conviction. Bond set at fifteen thousand with fifty three thousand dollars in Liberty bonds and property pledged to secure the bail.
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Chicago
Court of Appeals
Bill Haywood
Explosion on Melville naval tender kills five men
In Colon Panama on July 26 an explosion in the boiler room of the naval tender Melville of the Pacific fleet killed five men and left five others injured. The Melville was with the Pacific fleet.
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Melville
Pacific Fleet
Colon
Panama
Red Army Strength and Bolshevik Control Explained
United Press report examines the vast Bolshevik led Red Army, its manpower estimates of two to four million, and its tight political grip led by Trotsky. It notes shortages in artillery and locomotives, talks with soldiers about peace, home, and desire for a socialist democracy after the war.
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Russia
Moscow
Petrograd
Trotsky
Food Department
Bolshevik War Department
Bolshev'i
United Press
Ponjewesch
Lithunia
Lett
Dvinsk
Reds
Red Army
CIA
Treasury certificates offered in 11th Federal District
Dallas July 26 notice from the Secretary of the Treasury announces a new issue of United States treasury certificates dated August 1 1919 maturing January 2 1920 with a district quota of twelve million dollars and 4.5 percent interest. Governor R L Van Zandt notes strong district uptake by banks and individuals and expects quick subscription.
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Dallas
Texas
Secretary of the Treasury
United States Treasury
Federal Reserve District
R. L. van Zandt
Federal Reserve Bank
Tomorrow Is The Churches Sermons And Services
Church of Christ schedule lists Sunday school at 9 45 and preaching at 11 with morning sermon Self Denial by D E B Scott. Evening services at 8 30. Episcopal church resumes Sunday with Rev Edward S Dean preaching The Importance of the Drill in Religion drawing lessons from Boy Scout camp life at 11 am and Artesia evening service.
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Church of Christ
D. EB. Scott
Episcopal Church
Edw. S. Dean
Artesia
First Christian Church Seeks New Worshipers in Sidney
Sidney M. Bedford presides as pastor at First Christian Church inviting strangers and visitors to join church school at 9:40 a.m. worship at 10:50 a.m. Evening service at 8 p.m. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. A cordial welcome and homelike church welcome for all.
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First Christian Church
Sidney M. Bedford
Christian Endeavor
First Church service and reading room hours
The First Church of Christ, Scientist at the Masonic Temple announces a regular morning service at 11 o clock with the subject Truth and a Sunday school session at 9 45 a m. Wednesday evening testimonial services are at 8 p m Reading-room hours at Citizens National Bank building are weekdays 3 to 6 p m The public is cordially invited to attend and visit the reading-room.
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Citizens National Bank
First Presbyterian Church Plans Quarterly Communion
The First Presbyterian Church at Penn Ave and Third invites worshipers to a 10 45 morning Quarterly Communion with a public reception of new members. The pastor will speak at 8 00 pm on The Promise of His Coming. Sunday School meets 9 30 am. Y P S C EB meets 7 15 pm on the church lawn. Prayer meeting is Wednesday night.
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First Presbyterian Church
Penn. Ave
First M. E. Church Service Schedule
Ray S. Dunn minister schedules Sunday school at 9 45 a m with regular services starting at 11 00 a m where the pastor will preach and choir presents special music. League meeting at 7 00 p m. 8 00 p m sermon by pastor with Mrs Trowl speaking. Public invited.
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M. E. Church
Ray S. Dunn
League
Trowl
First Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Anniversary Report
Sunday school at 9 45 with M L Murdock in charge. morning worship at 11. sun peama at 2 30. Young People’s Unions at 7. evangelistic service at 8. Pastor preaches morning and night. Bernice Shepherd to sing Abide with Me. Mildred Mabie to sing Whom Have I on Earth Beside Thee. Church to Pecos Valley Association at Hope New Mexico Aug 5. 155 additions and contributions totaling 13171 15. Notes and mortgages to be burned tomorrow morning. Public invited to services.
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First Baptist Church
M. L. Murdock
Bernice Shepherd
Pecos Valley Association
Hope
New Mexico
Army staffs in Russia keep papers signed by three men
The piece notes how Russian military staffs are largely young men who spend much of their time signing papers. Every order requires three signatures plus a commissaire, a central feature of the staff, who travels from Moscow to oversee.
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Russia
Moscow
Bolshevik Class Hatred Taught in Boston Schools
Boston reports reveal Bolshevik influenced classes sowing anti rich sentiment in young children. Teachers use revolutionary songs and walls display Lenin Trotsky and Marx alongside Lincoln. Sunday schools lead to Bolshevik style schooling with later advanced lessons. State education head calls the schools a disgrace and action is urged.
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Boston
New England
Washington Street
Trotsky
Len‘ne
Liebknecht
Karl Marx
Abraham Lincoln
Workingman
Payson Smith
State Board of Education
Sunday Band Concert at Court House Lawn
Roswell City Band plays scotch songs and marches Sunday evening at 6 30 pm on the court house lawn with titles including The Co Ed Faust Overture Goodnight Sweetheart and Bonny Doon among others led by Capt Jack Fletcher.
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Roswell
Court House Lawn
Zamecnik
E. T. Paull
St. Clair
Waltz
Ida
Libarmus
Hippodrome
Huff
Jack Fletcher
Aviators Strike Ends With Flight Resumption
New York July 26 reports the aviators ended the strike as Pilot Lewis departed to Chicago with ten mail sacks, with flights to resume after assurances that demands would be taken up in Washington. In Washington same day Pilot Angelin met Assistant Postmaster General Praeger, with officials saying differences will be smoothed out.
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New York
Lewis
Chicago
Washington
Angelin
Praeger
Department
Republicans in House Seek 10 Percent Reciprocation Repeal
July 26 report notes House Ways and Means Committee plans to repeal the Canadian reciprocity agreement. Rep. Ford Ney says Republicans favor replacing it with a high tariff. The panel also reported a bill repealing the ten percent soda tax and voted to cut fruit juice tax to two cents per gallon.
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HOUSE
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Fordney
Ways and Means
Eleven Campers Drown as Boat Upsets on Lake
In Springfield Massachusetts during a camping trip at Big Pond Lake a flat bottom boat overturned in heavy wind. Eleven men and boys were drowned and six bodies had been recovered so far as searchers toiled to drag the water at East Otis.
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Springfield
Mass
East Otis
Big Pond Lake
Tirpitz Cannot Substitute For Kaiser In Trial
Paris July 26 The Big Five have notified German Admiral von Tirpiz that his substitution for the Kaiser in the proposed trial is impossible but he could testify for Wilhelm if willing to risk incriminating himself.
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Paris
von Tirpiz
Kaiser
Wilhelm
Foch urges 150000-strong Rhine army and 6000 Americans
Paris dispatch reports Marshal Foch advising the peace conference to keep an occupation force of 150,000 troops in the Rhine region and 6,000 American soldiers in Upper Silesia. The recommendation underscores postwar security concerns and Allied presence in key territories.
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Foch
Rhine
Paris
Marshal Foch
Upper Silesia
Italians Seek War-Era Economic Alliance With Allies
Sr. Tittoni, head of the Italian peace delegation in Paris, proposed that the Allies resume the financial and economic alliance that existed during the war. He said both Italy and France favor such an arrangement.
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Paris
Sr. Tittoni
Italy
France
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