Former Governor of Sonora Faces Fleeing Chief Defense
Washington May 20 A report from Mexico City says former Sonora Governor Adolfo de la Huerta plans to defend the fugitive leader Venustiano Carranza as Carranza reportedly moves toward Zacatlan while Puebla Governor Cabrera establishes a rival government there. The Mexican political scene shows deputies and senators debating a provisional presidency with Gen Pablo Gonzalez a leading candidate.
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U S Cuts Off Money Supply to Europeans
U S officials announce a policy move cutting off financial flows to Europe amid a broader strategy to influence German and British actions. The decision, reported from Washington, is tied to wartime support and aims to pressure allied nations toward compliance with U S terms.
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Scientist RecoVers From Mental Blank After Money Vanishes
Sr Arthur Luettnen, a chemist and scientist, regains memory after six months of wandering in Chicagoland. A spectacle case marked Tridee hints he was gone long. He had only a small remnant of money when he disappeared and reappeared, ending a period of mental blank.
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Sugar hidden in Chicago by railcars scandal
A report details the concealment of more than four million pounds of sugar in railcars and on sidings near Chicago. The sugar, likely shipped from Philadelphia, was tagged to mask contents and aimed at wholesale grocers and dealers for resale, with authorities noting attempts to maintain sugar prices locally.
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Arrival of state police quiets mountain town in west Virginia
In N Satewan West Virginia on May 20 two companies of state constabulary arrived from Charleston to curb fighting between citizens miners and Baldwin-Felts detectives. Ten killed five fatally wounded in the night clash. A posse of 100 armed men dispersed before dawn awaiting the troops arrival.
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Food and clothing prices fall amid market slump
A United Press report notes price drops in food and clothing as general wholesale prices ease. Officials in Northern cities and Washington foresee further reductions, driven by the money market and postwar demand shifts. The stock market declines continue, with the New York Sten index off from yearly highs. Breadway stores in Fifth Avenue begin big bargain counters as merchants push reduced prices across goods.
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Chicagoan Named President of U S Commerce Body
Susoph H. Detrees, Chicago businessman and lawyer, is the newly elected president of the United States Chamber of Commerce. A Hoosier by birth, he is tied to James Whitcomb Riley and his poems, amid Chicago life.
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Grand Jury to Probe Sugar Profiteering in Dallas
A Dallas district grand jury convened Monday to investigate alleged sugar profiteering. Special agent Spencer of the Department of Justice stated that only a few individuals violated fair margins, with the probe expanding to cover nearby areas.
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Hobby Urges Legislation to Halt Boll Worm Spread
In Austin on May 20 Governor Hobby opened a special legislative session urging legislation to avoid a statewide quarantine on Texas cotton and products. He proposed compensation for growers in nonproductive zones and adherence to the U S Department of Agriculture to prevent boll worm spread. A concurrent resolution for a joint investigating committee was introduced, and a bill extending the pink bollworm law to establish non cotton zones and compensate destroyed crops was debated.
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V President Marshall Defends League Pact in Indiana
Vice President Thomas R. Marshall defended the League of Nations pact at the Indiana State Democratic convention in Indianapolis describing it as the President’s defense of altruistic views. He condemned political pla ttering and urged support for the President’s vision to rebuild the world and rehabilitate America.
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All-Summer War Looms With Russian Push Westward
Russian Bolshevik forces have advanced toward Poles near Vitebsk, capturing Polotsk as a general Polish retreat continues. Moscow dispatches report a 50 mile front in the Lepel region with four towns claimed captured and the Polish capital at risk amid ongoing Soviet pressure.
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Soldier bonus fate undecided amid wartime debate
Welsh notes amid legislative wrangle as committee adjourns without adopting proposed stock dividend or soldier bonus for veterans. Key figures from Amor Legion discuss payments while delays push decision to later in the day.
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Buddies in France Swap Sister for Bride After War
In wartime France two groups of pals agree to swap sisters for brides. Randolpl writes to Rae Alph’y sister while Knit sends a note to Rae Alph’y sister. The exchange leads to a double wedding in May with Kyvelph Bionehe Emil and Anny as principals.
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Weather outlook for Texas and vicinity
The weather summary notes a cold front moving through the south portion with cooler temperatures tonight. Fair to partly cloudy skies expected elsewhere, with slightly warmer conditions and partly cloudy Friday. East Texas and West Texas should see continued mild to warm conditions with partly cloudy skies.
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San Antonio Leads Texas City Population Race in 1930s
San Antonio has surged to about 161,800 residents, surpassing Dallas at 158,976 with Houston third and Fort Worth fourth. The growth implies an over 81 percent increase since 26 years prior, aided by city limits extensions and new suburbs.
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Dallas Population Growth Report Confirms City Rise
Dallas records show population reaching 158 976 as of the latest count. The figure reflects continued urban expansion across the metro area with injections of new residents and shifting demographics.
Senate Pushes Army Bill Change Amid Clause Fight
The Senate sent back the army reorganization bill with instructions to preserve the amendment granting the Senate control over whether the National Guard becomes part of the regular military. The debate centers on military jurisdiction and state versus federal authority.
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Obregon Prepared for Resistance Amid Mexico Tension
Prediction of renewed fighting in Northeastern Mexico with Obregon's forces mobilizing to pacify the state. Generals Obregon and Villa coordinate troop movements near the Sierra Madre as U.S. observers note readiness. Shortage of ammunition cited as a key issue with Cadena reporting 100,000 rounds secured from Monterey to reinforce southeastern fronts.
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