Daugherty Sees 1925 GOP Nomination Driven by Organization
New York Nov 19 The U S attorney general in the Harding cabinet Harry Daugherty said any man could win the Republican presidential nomination in 1925 if he had the right kind of organization behind him. He noted Harding’s success came from on the convention floor, not crowds. He declined to name a candidate, adding his eyesight isn’t as good as before. He also speculated Ohio favors Senator Willis over Speaker Garner in the race, with Vice President Charles Dawes having a sizable following due to birthplace in Marietta Ohio.
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New York
Harry M. Danguerty
United States
Harding
Daugherty
Waldorf
Worreyell
Warren ‘Harding
Atforme
Ohio
Frank B. Wiis
Nicholas Bauerentt
Charles G. Daves
Becacee
Marietta
Park Avenue Spotlight and Indian Policy Sparks Debate
The piece cites a parade of topics from a revolutionary gun incident to a political stand by President Coolidge amid inflation. It notes Park Avenue becoming fashionable in New York and includes a controversial reply by Bishop Burleson on Indian affairs, reflecting tension between modernization and native policy.
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Ion Park Avenue
New York
Burleson
South Dakota
Park Avenue
Catholic Women to Hold Mass for Deceased Members
Catholic Women organize a requiem high mass at St Marys Church on Sunday noon to honor fallen deceased members. Listed honorees include Mary Sharpe Anon Ward Margaret Dimaline Mary Spangler Leovs Miseh Henry Spatterstein Edna Toa douze and Sc Wetkereli.
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Antonio
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Mary’s Church
Etstelock
Mary Sharpe
Anon Ward
Margaret Dimaline
Misa Mary Spangler
Leovs ‘Miseh
Henry Spatterstein
Aire
Edna Toa Jdouze
Mrx
Sc Wetkereli
City orders close jail doors to youth offenders in LA
Fire and Police Commissioner Phil Wright issues an order closing jail doors to youths under 20 south of San Antonio. The rule requires notification of the commissioner before a minor is placed in a cell after arrest.
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San Antonio
Phil Wright
Babe Dies on Way to Hospital in Local Tragedy
A mother, Mrs. A. B. Elizalde of 317 Morales Street, rushed her two month old son Luis to Robert B. Gredt hospital early Saturday but the infant died before medical aid could be given.
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Babe
A. B. Elizalde
Morales Street
Robert B. Gredt
Luis
Calls Money Helps Spread Bolshevism
A garbled note claims Callés informs the American minister of orders to transfer 100.00 to him for deliveries to Livil oft. The language is inconsistent and unclear, making the exact actions and entities difficult to verify from the text.
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Callés
Liviloft
Livitnoff in Russia Letter Cited by Calles Ally
Mexico City July 25 1925 Senor Professor Don Basile Badly Minister of Mexico Leningrade Russia Esteemed Companion I have read with close attention the report which you were so good as to send me on the general situation in Russia and through it I have convinced myself that despite Imperialist propaganda the Socialist movement in that country is advancing toward uplifting the unpressed classes and extending a friendly hand to oppressed peoples across Europe to strive for equality and a world proletariat.
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Don Basile
Mexico
Leningrade
Russia
Rutsia
Great Friend of Our Cause Receives Large Fund Transfer
A confidential letter from Elias Calles to a Paris contact praises a Berlin ally and pledges $100,000 for propaganda work. It orders transfer by London to Barcelona to avoid exposure and asks for regular updates on the world struggle. The missive conveys respect to Comrade Sivitnuff and best regards to the recipient’s family.
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Livitoolf
Berlin
Mexico
Fonda
Trevary Department
Paris
Litnott
Tay
Lonion En -Barcelona
Sivitnoff
Elias Calles
Treasury Department
Livitnoff
London
Bareslona
Calles Drafting Law Curbing U.S. Business
A fragmentary summary notes a Drafting Law associated with Calles and U S business impact. It references President Calles and his stance amid a world struggle context, with unclear details and partial identifications.
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Calles
U.S
Message from Don Basilio Badillo on Mexico and aid to Livitnoff
Translation notes a 1925 communication from Don Basilio Badillo, Mexico, praising socialist solidarity, detailing a $100,000 fund transfer via London and Barcelona to support Livitnoff and propaganda efforts. It requests ongoing world-struggle updates and conveys regards to Livitnoff and the recipient. The dated July 26, 1925, note adds proximity to Berlin contact.
Drafting Regulation Sparks U S Mexico Business Tension
The Dand and Petroleum Regulation aimed to curb American business in Mexico, drawing ongoing controversy with the United States government. State authorities insist the policy is retroactive, while editors note a link to the Russian and Shan governments. The series cites Kellogg’s January 12 testimony on Bolshevist influence in Mexico and Latin America.
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Mexico
United States
Thich
Latin America
Kellogg
Foreign Lions Committee of
Mexican Labor Tiepnts Statement In Deputies Chamber
In the Mexican Chamber of Deputies on Sept Teaninat Ricardo Preving discusses the better elements, ours, Reds, or those aided by the Russian minister. He cites documents claiming money from the sali minister and from Moscow Communists to certain Ke and Communist elements.
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Waloge
Ricardo Preving
Mexi En Chamber of Deputies
Teaninat
Moscow
Mexican Communists Fight United States Rise of Tension
A fragmented report describes alleged communist activity in Mexico aimed at provoking an international clash with the United States. The piece hints at continuing smoky disclosures and a looming confrontation, tied to wartime era rhetoric.
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Hnes
Mexico
Riaten
How Russia Feels About Mexico
A 1925 Soviet statement quoted by Kellogg asserts the Mexican government rests on radical bourgeois elements and unions. It notes Mexico shows extreme friendliness to the Soviet Republic and views the country as a convenient political base for broader aims. Pesthorhy reports enthusiastic reception in Mexico City.
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Kellogg
Tehicherin
Tehichérin
Mexico
Pesthor Hy
Minot
Murhurther
Midwest Singers Compete For U.S. Radio Scholarship
Twenty four top Midwest singers from 12 states compete in Chicago for the national radio audition in New York and Washington. The men perform at 7 p m and the women at 8 45 p m with radio listeners voting to decide 60 percent of the results and judges’ ballots counting for 40 percent.
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Chicago
Midwest
New York
Washington
Aged Princess Marries Youth In Turbulent Royal Saga
Princess Victoria, 17, wed a 1year-old Bulgarian prince amid opposition from Bismarck and Emperor William I. The match, later called modest, ended with her widowhood in 1916 and a life of notoriety and estrangement from the Kaiser family. Subplots include Adolphus Schaumburg-Lippe and a Russian nobleman Young Subkeff, with varied European exploits and brief film ambitions.
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Alexander
Bulgary
Bismarck
William I
Russia
Nto
Victoria
Adolphus Schaumburg-Lippe
Adolphus of
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Fartes
Bonn
Young Subkeff
Europe
Rus
Jeff Davis Godson in U. 8 for Rest Turfman Visit
Jeff Davis' godson visits amid talk of rest and finance with self described, while a French artist named Marcelle Farrel accompanies the captain sans wife. The article notes fourteen pearls valued at 2,250,000 after several races, reflecting local sport and society chatter.
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Turfman
Selfereon Davie
New York Stock Exchange
Cane
Marcelle Farrel
Taster
Dead and wounded after crashes near San Antonio
One person died and two were injured in separate crashes near San Antonio on the Cavernia road, 12 miles from the city. Several San Antonio residents sustained injuries, with other occupants escaping unharmed. A third incident on the Fredericksburg road left two men severely injured when their car hit a concrete post late Friday.
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Lels Hurd
Bilstee
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Andres Ramirez
Sayere
Miss Hurd
Ray Jellin
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Treta Bowen
Stratford Court
Gerald. Rice
Durango
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Wolfa Jno
Fridasy
Maryi
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