San Antonio Pan American delegation drama in Mexico City
Reported friction among San Antonio women delegates and Mexican hosts during a Pan American Round-Table event in Mexico City. Plan to meet Mexico City women and discuss broader cooperation, while some delegates faced schedule changes and internal tensions over invitations and accommodations.
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Merlen
Phi Ralf
Asaong
Sao
Dlos Tylunda
Linge Bien
San Antonio
Avsad Lureis
Obregon
San Antonio Women Seen in Mexico Trip Sparks Chamber Conflict
Report recounts a San Antonio contingent traveling to see President Obregon with private car use and a clash between women delegates and Chamber of Commerce officials. Tensions over procedure and politics surface as militants and insurgent factions influence plans and potential Pan American outcomes.
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Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
An &H
Glregon
Obregon
Somie
Onii
Austin
Laredo
Mexico City
San Antonin
Socialists End Meet in Detroit Convention
The Socialist national convention finished its work in Detroit on June 30 with election of a national committee and adjournment. Leaders urged U S recognition of the Chinese Republic, backed Debs amnesty campaigns, and sent a letter to President Harding and Attorney General Dunberry requesting clemency for political prisoners. Reports noted refined efforts to sway public opinion and support for Soviet Russia while addressing cotton market impacts in the Delta region.
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Detroit
Slantve
Foxtery
Hussia
Tea ix Campanins
William I
Ton Duann
Tronk O'Neal
New York
Domea TV
Maurer
Pennsylvania
Bel Foun Melos
House approves Boraly amendment to naval bill
Washington June 8 the House adopted the Boraly amendment to the naval appropriation bill by a large vote 84 to 4. Rep Moore Indiana and Rep Campbell Pennsylvania voiced opposition. Dover New York and OBrien New Jersey voted for. The chamber erupted in cheers as Rep Reiley Michigan moved to concur with the amendment. President Harding's letter was read urging a favorable congressional expression on world disarmament, though the administration did not press the matter. Debate followed briefly before Mondell Garcett Byrnes and others spoke.
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Washington, D.C
House
Buraly
Provident
le Principe
Moore
Rrepublican
Indiana
Campbell
Pennsylvania
Dover
New York
O'Brien
New Jersey
Tinberger
California
Reiley
Congress
Mundell
Garcett
Pennnessee
Democratic Reader
Representati Byrncs
Urniorrat
South
Carolina
Texas Finance Better As State Banks Rebound
The Texas finance picture brightens as state banking reports show improving conditions after early bank closures. The West State Bank of Corn Ball, first to shut under department order, paid a six percent dividend to the guaranty fund for member banks, reducing remaining dividends to fifty percent and signaling cautious recovery.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
State Department of Tusutoce
Wiest State Bank of Corn Ball
Hiartis
Thig ‘Bank Hel
Thig ‘Bank Hel Paid A $6 Per Cent Dividend To the Guaranty Fund
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Ware's Black Powder Relief for Indigestion
A Dallas man reports lasting relief from years of indigestion after using Ware's Black Powder. The testimonial cites rapid improvement, noting the remedy as a trusted digestive aid sold by Ware's Chemical Co. in Bruggiete for six dollars and twelve cents per package.
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Dallas
Ware
Wate
GM. Anderton
Bret
Unclear excerpt hints at department report on bank
An official noted belief that a certain percentage will be allotted soon. The department has received a satisfactory report from Temple State Bank, previously reviewed by the department, with former Governor Ferguann as president.
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Taleo
Temply State Bank
S the Department
Borernor Ferguann
Senate probes restraint on moving staff in testimony
Washington reports a senate resolution demanding that government agencies refrain from transferring or dismissing employees who appear in testimony without notifying the committee and stating reasons. Senator Walsh, a Democrat from Massachusetts, supports stronger discipline for witnesses and references potential actions against several staffers.
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Washington
Senate
Walsh
Democrat
Mass
Tome
Olburs
Reds Storm Church in Mexico City Clash Killing and Vandalism
In Publetia state Quevarara two farmers and a rail worker were killed and several wounded in a clash after a church violation claim. A radical organized demonstration painted the church and toppled a Virgin statue amid vandalism. Local villagers armed themselves and fighting continued until federal troops from Queretaro intervened.
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Mexico City
Publetia
Quevarara
Queretaro
Capitel
Baby powder praised in 1920 ad from Ware Chemical
An old testimonial from May 25 1920 claims Ware's Baby Powder soothed teething and stomach ailments in infants. The ad, likely from Dallas based Ware Chemical Co, touts ease of use for babies from newborn to three years old and lists price points 60 cents and 1.20 dollars per package.
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Hawaut
Marquez
Toray
THE
Ware Chemical CO
Dallat
Royal court pageant escorts at fourth of May riot
A garbled list describes the Corpus Royalty Court Uviligs Society and escorts for a queenly procession. Names of duchesses, ladies, and attendants appear amid disrupted OCR, with references to Miss Rit Boone Miss Blea and Miss Mavinney among others.
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Na Dneliossea
Tor
Psearts
Truchess
Gary
Rit Jeth Boone
Exvort
Ueber Pyrymm
Dueltess
Dalsles
Mies
Hesare Het
Sunflower
Miss Mavinney
Hdward Firman
Laveille Lawrence
Theodore Thomas
Peuvhles
Aidole Fatina
Excort
David Loober
Linness
Pope
Mine
Coo Krogh
Mivk Dai
Havok Biaisk
Sumer Beauty and Hair Care Ad From Old Paper
The snippet promotes Sumer Beauty products and Mint Hale as a conspirnous, albeit garbled, hair care solution. It promises light washing to minimize trouble, a shampoo for weather, and a stain dissolving, soothing lather from hot water. It touts easy at home use and a final hair arrangement after treatment.
Local Names in Questioned Lineup and Escort List
Fragmentary OCR lists several names and titles including Liauleea of Kingayilte Miss Clait Ferguson and Se A Mullgea with 1 C Colston. Duchesy of Fat Curelag. Olivia Glovers and Ethel Welch. Afanton Nixon and Hayph Scot Whipple. Aliye Mixe Chiefs ite Sheges inate Miss Eden Di wnoth. The readable items suggest a society or pageant context with multiple titled individuals.
Unclear Escort Names Amid Mixed Historical Fragments
Fragmentary OCR lists various titled persons and escorts including Duchesses and maids with garbled spellings. No coherent event, place, date, or outcome can be verified from the readable text.
Unclear ancient text fragment notes unclear figures
Fragmentary OCR unreadable lines reference figures and events with many garbled names. Core meaning and entities are not decipherable to form a factual summary.
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