China may boycot Japan goods as trade shift unfolds
In Paris dispatches Lenox Simpson says China could extend boycott networks to British goods if the Anglo-Japanese treaty is renewed. He notes strong U S gains in China and a vast potential market for engineering materials as China’s transport and power sectors grow.
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San Antonio
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Daily News Foreign Service
Paris
China
National Committee Uo
Lenox Simpson
Mr. Simpson
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Aingle
Eascheme
Armae Mint
Public Opposes Pact Reflects Shifting UK Japan Views
Yondon July 8 reports British public opinion shifts on renewing the Anglo Japanese treaty amid dominion premiers remarks. Reviews cite Canada US friendship and Canada’s right to an independent policy, while The News Statesman and Spectator weigh anti or pro treaty stances and the American reaction.
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Yondon
America
Nalieu
Japan
Canada
News Statesman
the Spectator
United States
Roy
Bishop Ledvina Arrives in San Antonio After Chicago Visit
The Rev. Konan Ledvina arrived in San Antonio Saturday morning from Chicago where he served as vice president and secretary to the Catholic group.
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Konan
Th. Ledvina
San Astonio
Chicago
Catholic Extension party to accompany Bishop Ledvina to Corpus Christi
The Catholic Church Extension Society plans to depart Monday morning for Corpus Christi to assume charge of the diocese with Bishop Ledvina, recently consecrated as Bishop there. Accompanying him are Rev. O'Brien, Rev. Kinsella, Rev. Constantino, and Rev. Antoine. The group will travel by private car after a Laurel Heights dinner and a Our Lady of the Lake college reception. Bishop Ledvina began his service in Evansville in 1898.
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Church Extension “Society
Corpus Christi
Ledvina
Chicago
William D. O'Brien
Catholic Church Extension Society
William Kinsella
Philip’s Church of
H. A. Constantino
the Oblate Fathers of
San Antonio
A. Antoine
O.M.L
Evansville
Ind
Holy Trinity Church
Fvansville
Band of international thieves nabbed in city burglaries
Police report five men in custody tied to recent TL Kaufman and Morris Adelman store robberies with over $5000 in goods recovered. Four suspects confessed. fifth held in Del Rio. Jewelry store theft in Austin and Odem mail pouch robbery also linked. The gang reportedly crossed to Mexico with loot.
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Morris Adelman
J. Koen & Sor
Austin
Odem
del Rio
Keen
Kaufman
Adelman
Massey
Carver
Robb
Veche
Buckridge Obituary of Angelina Buckridge at 69
Angelina Buckridge, 69, native of Tandon England, died at her San Antonio home on Plesanton road Friday night. She leaves husband Buckridge and a granddaughter. Funeral from residence Saturday at 2 p.m. with Rev Father Crane officiating. interment City Cemetery No 3. Undertakers Haggard McCollum Quick ambulance Crockett and Pearce Wilbert funeral directors listed.
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Angelina Fr. Buckridge
Plesanton Road
Tandon
England
San Antonio
T’s AL. “Buckridge
Father Crane
City Cemetery No. 3
Haggard McCollum
Crockett
Goodyear Secures Government Order for Dirigibles and Balloons
Argon Ohio July 9 Goodyear Tire announces a government order for three large dirigibles and 35 observation balloons for the navy and army Two patrol ships of 1 0 0 0 cubic feet gas capacity each will be built for the navy A smaller specially designed airship will go to the army speed 60 miles per hour production reaches 85 percent of Olympus figures
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Ohio
Arkon Rubber
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Today
Army
Navy
DREADNAUGHTS TO PERU FOR CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
The dreadnaught Oklahoma and Nevada, under Rear Admiral Hugh Rodman, sail from New York for Callao Peru to join the centennial independence celebration. They will deliver a U S commission then proceed to the Panama Canal to transfer members to a passenger liner bound for New York before the Pacific Meet.
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New York
Oklahoma
Nevada
Hugh Rodman
Callao
Port
Penu
Callan
Panama Canal
Puritan Home Style Family Laundry Ad
Sunshine Laundry & Dry Closure Co advertises $1.00 family washing and laundry service. Not our operator explains Puritan home style and invites callers to Crockett numbers for service. Roselawn Cemetery advertised as beautiful and well kept burial park with phone listing Crockett 1688.
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Sunshine Laundry & Dry Closure Co
Roselawn
Ady
Sunshine Laundry & Dry Clecine Co
Army plans reduce forces but not at Fort Sam Houston
Secretary Weeks outlines possible disbanding of some infantry and cavalry regiments while keeping land and facilities available for emergencies. Fort Sam Houston likely unaffected. aim to retain key divisions and move others to consolidate strength with skeletonized units. Army officers expect cavalry reorganization and changes on the border within months.
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Weeks
San Antonio
General Staff
Camp Travis
Pacific Coast
Mej. Carter
Cavalry
Fort Sam Houston
Inter An
War Department
British Pound Falls in New York Market
The New York market shows a broad decline in sterling as the pound slips to 3.68 to the dem and to 33.67 in London trade. Traders cite Britain’s adverse trade balance and international bankers’ selling as the dollar and American exchange attract buy orders. Continental currencies generally follow the trend with French Belgian Italian rates lower by about ten points and other currencies weakening.
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New York
Exchange
London
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Sterling Exchange
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Leavier
NO MOVIE CENSOR BILL SENT TO TEXAS SPECIAL SESSION
Governor Pat M. Neff replied to Denton mayor stating he will not submit a motion picture censorship bill to the upcoming special session. He cited defeats of similar measures at the last regular session but acknowledged merit in the petition from Denton women clubs and other North Texas groups urging an audit measure.
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Denton
Tex
F. V. Hennen
Pat Mu Neff
North
Texas
Willame
Ala
Kansas Miners Cease Work Amid Pay Day in Coal Fields
Pittsburg July 9 practically no mining operations were reported in Kansas coal fields today as pay day kept miners at half work. Alexander Howat, president of the mineral union, said he believed all miners would be at work next day. Howat had been sentenced to a term in jail at Columbus for calling a strike, and reports said miners would refrain from work for a time in protest.
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Kan
Kansas
Alexander Howat
The
Mineral Union
Hawat
Columbus
Fargo minority leaders meet attorney general over league scandal
Walter Maddock and R H Walker, minority members of the North Dakota Non-Partisan League state executive committee, plan a discussion with Attorney General William Lemke in Valley City about charges that majority members misused a $50 000 recall election fund. The Fargo Courier-News audit shows receipts of 45 031 44 to July 1 with 31 415 36 disbursements and a 4616 08 cash balance, plus a garnisheed deposit and embezzlement arrest context.
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N. D
Walter Maddock
R. H. Walker
League
William Lemke
Valley City Tonight
Fargo Courier-News
Lemke
Courier-News
Maddock
George A. Totten, Jr
C K. Gummerson
A. A. Liederbach
Ole Kalbor
Howard Wood
KR. T. Muir
Board of Administration
Wotten
Maaager
Permit denial and mixed signals on Barbadoes cable
The Western Union Telegraph Company has not been granted a permit to land its Barbadoes cable at Miami. Officials in Miami and the state department gave conflicting statements about permit issuance while repairs across Biscayne Bay were allowed. The company also dismissed a suit against Secretary of the Navy Daniels over Navy Department interference.
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Washington, D. C
Western Union Telegraph Company
Miami
State Department
Western Union
Biscayne Bay
Western Company
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Department
Miami Beach
Fla
Kaiser Resists Taxes Over Doorn Tax Dispute
Former Emperor William clashes with Doorn officials over local taxes. He argues he is effectively a prisoner and not liable, while the council insists he chose to reside there and must pay. He also protests the income tax previously deemed payable by the Pitt government.
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London
William
Doorn
Door
Daily Mail
Willipis
Holland
Pittch
Truce Talks Advance As De Valera Plans Conference
British officials report Eamon de Valera proposing a formal conference with Prime Minister Lloyd George to discuss Irish peace. Safe conduct for de Valera and associates is prepared, with instructions issued to Sinn Fein supporters to cease attacks and avoid disturbances.
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London
Lloyd-George
de. Valera
Eamonn de Valera
de Valera
Ireland
Novi
de Vasieva
Perx
Chequers Court
Jan Christian Smuts
Midleton
Earl Midleton
Dublin
King George
Il Moun de Valera
Lloyd George
Elyuians
Sinn Fein
Crown
Proposal for Texas Klux Klan Probe Opens
Texas legislators plan a resolution to probe Klux Klan operations in the state at the opening of the special session. Representative Lee J. Rountree says the aim is to determine if such an organization exists and to assess its activities while noting some counties’ grand juries have found no evidence.
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Austin
Tex
Sn Klux Klan
Texas
Lee J. Rountree
Brazos County
Rountree
Moore
Bond dispute challenges city bond form and solvency
In a municipal court hearing, the mayor faced questions about a bond to L. D. Smith not payable to the city, with objections over its form and lack of provisions for successive recoveries. The case questioned Southern Casualty’s solvency and compared it to National Surety, while witnesses were ordered to produce partnership papers and prior documents as the court adjourned to Monday morning.
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Ike Shampmgon
L. D. Smith
Wedith
Southern Casualty Company
National Surety Company
Plaintife
National
Black
Banking and Insurance
Daniel FE
Wolfe
Wokitch
Claude J. ‘Carter
Fitch
Laredo Chamber Adopts Resolutions Against Anti Mexico Juntas
The Laredo chamber of commerce adopted resolutions denying the existence of any group within the city directing actions against the Mexican government. The move responds to complaints about filibustering juntas using U S hospitality to push propaganda from Laredo, which citizens say harms the town’s reputation.
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Laredo
Tex
Rockefeller Wins Tax Suit Over Hudson Properties
New York July 9 John D Rockefeller Jr won a suit against the city tax commission over assessed values on properties overlooking the Hudson River at the northern end of Manhattan. The appellate division of the supreme court unanimously upheld his contention reversing a lower court ruling favoring the city. The dispute covered the years 1917 and 1918.
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New York
John
Rockefeller Jr
Hustson River
Manhattan Island
Apjwilate
Supreme Court
Asso Senenty
Sea On Aaa
Rail Advancement Up On Washington Discussion
President Harding met with Secretaries Mellon and Hoover, ICC Chairman Clark, and Director General Davis to discuss the rail situation. Negotiations on a government advance of 5 million dollars to carriers for earnings spent on improvements during federal control were nearing conclusion. Harding showed keen interest in rate adjustments.
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Washington, D.C
Harding
Mellon
Hoover
Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Davis
Railroad Administration
Treachy Department
Hardingake
Penalty report underway for Texas penitentiary probe
Austin July 9 The investigating committee of the penitentiary began compiling a report for the special legislative session convening July 18. Senator Gwinn Williams of Decatur chairs the committee and also sits on the senate finance committee. Most committee members are present.
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Austin
Tex
Ingulative Penitentiary Investigating Committee
Gwinn Williams
Decatur
Chiirman
Senate Finance Committee
Harding on second Potomac cruise aboard Mayflower
President and Mrs. Harding plan to leave Washington this afternoon for a weekend cruise down the Potomac aboard the presidential yacht Mayflower. They will be joined by a small party of friends. A separate Madrid report notes a shattered gate at the Ritz hotel last night injuring a nobleman.
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Harding
Washington, D. C
Lasker
Shipping Board
Str. Lasker
Mr. Harding
Washington, D.C
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Potomac
Madrid
Totel
Ritz Hotel
Actor Is Bankrupt Filed In New York
New York on July 9 Jack Norwarth painter filed a bankruptcy petition listing liabilities of 17104 dollars with no assets.
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New York
Jack Norwarth
Pictor and Ferediuees
Sunshine Laundry Ad Promises Puritan Home Style Service
An advertisement urges readers to call Crockett numbers for a full laundry service offered by Sunshine Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co. The copy markets a home style laundry with a one dollar family rate and claims a money back refund if products fail. It references a remedy claim and a warning about drug retail.
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Ady
Lawmaker Audits State Expense Accounts for Economy
Representative Pollard of Van Zandt county reports checking traveling expenses of state department attaches in Austin. He finds no extravagant accounts but notes some hotel bills of one day. Pollard says he will present large figures to the legislature without recommendations, aiming to show possible savings. J H Kirkpatrick Company moves to 203 Alamo Plaza.
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Tex
State Sovernment
Pollard
van Zandt County
Comptroller's Department
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