Calles Money Spreads Red Unrest in Chinese Revolution
The article notes Elia r Calles as president of the republic amid red unrest linked to money influence during the Chinese revolution. It outlines how financial intrigue and political turmoil intersect as factions contend for power and legitimacy.
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Calles
Mexican President and Propaganda Funds Exposed in 1920s
A historical report details secret expenditures by President Calles and Treasury officials of Mexico to fund propaganda abroad including to China and New York. It cites orders to issue warrants charged to secret funds, resignations, and involvement of Mexican agents and Hearst papers in revealing the affair.
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Russia
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P. Elias C Alles
Cable
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
D. Thubote
the Light
Treasury
Galles
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Sedat Pani
Treacury Department
Fiies
Calles
Treasuer” Fonds
Treasury Department
Cates
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Mezies
China
Hearst
USA
Alles
Bolznevist
Mexicat
Kuo Min
Tang Sin Mestro City
England
Great Britain
Pani's Position Reflects International Plot on Shanghai
The article notes Pani countering claims as Chinese Nationalists mass near Shanghai amid Russian Soviet influence. It asserts a Russian plan to empower Nationalists to conquer China, expanding Bolshevik influence. It cites a Mexican treasury transfer order of 50,000 dollars for Basilio Badillo in New York to fund the effort.
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Dong
Harbhoard-Meageh
Shanghai
Inl
China
Bolsheviet
Basilio Badilly
Dini
Auto hits injure two San Antonio youths and man
A motorist in the 200 block of Buena Vista street struck two boys, Jon Griz, 15, and another youth, sending Griz to the pavement with a broken right leg. A man, Fred Clark, 67, was knocked down nearby and later admitted to Robert B. Green hospital with a fractured arm and cuts. A third bruised boy was taken to Physicians and Surgeons hospital after Dr. G Booth found him on a Fredericksburg ranch.
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Tue
San Antonio
Fred Clark
Yeallne
Robert B. Green
South Loor
Jon Griz
Ile
Buena Vista Street
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San Pedro Street
Physicians and Surgeon's Hospital
G. Booth
Yorktown
Fredericksburg
City to Erect Christmas Tree in Auditorium Front
Acting Mayor Phy Wright announced the city grants permission to place a giant Christmas tree on the auditorium grounds. The tree will stand in front of the building to allow gift distribution to poor children inside the auditorium, with dates to be set soon.
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Phy Wright
Uigs
Rotary
Pavel
Ars Wright
Wright
Strikers Killed and Wounded in Columbine Mine Clash
LONGMONT Colo Nov 21 Six striking miners shot by state police are dying in Longmont hospitals with thirteen more in treat ment. Early reports of a miner killed were found erroneous. Governor ordered troops to fire if necessary as the clash near Columbine Mine drew sharp state action and widespread concern.
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Priemiy
Pars Fielar
Chamber of Commerce
W. B. Tuttle
R. W. Morrison
Chamber
Porter Wher
Tuttle
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Tuttln
Coromitttes
Longmont
Colsraile
Bell Ia
Longmont Hospital
Denver
Columbine
Touin” Sebel
City Orders Toys For New Park Installations
City commission directs installation of play apparatus at the new Nolan and Hackberry street park. Protesters listing over 1200 signatures from students urged for swings and a merry-go-round.
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Hay Laubert
City Commission
New Park
Nolan
Hackberry
Manly
Siege keeps Capt Groban in Park Avenue tower
In New York on November 21 21 Captain A Groban Milnes sits in self imposed siege in his Park Avenue apartment. Reporters and friends left egg sandwich offerings and guarded comments while Groban muttered about a looming threat. He mentioned Beikbane and Brisbane as figures in his communications with the Ritz tower owner and others.
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A. Groban
Milnes
Rite Tower
Park Avenue
Sandywiches
Kate
Arhur
Beikbane
Ritz
Will
Bowers
Brisbane
Friend Missing After Clothing Found With Hospital Visit
Police report a man described as Gott, age 107, was seen with a friend and his clothes at Main Avenue. After retirement the man told police the friend and clothes were gone and officers are searching for the friend.
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Gott
Frien
Wothes
Burglar Steals Pants and Leather Leggings from Mendelson Store
A burglar entered P. Mendelson at 740 West Commerce Street and took several pairs of pants and leather leggings. The incident was reported to police on Bipndags.
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P. Mendelson
West Commerce Sireet
Bipndags
Remarks on religion discipline and prohibition debate
The piece discusses religious virtue loyalty and duty as guiding ideals and contrasts vaccination miracles with religious cures. It cites Senator Borah’s push for prohibition enforcement and constitutional questions about the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments amid wartime passions. The text also references Senator Glass and debates on white civilization and race in the context of prohibition.
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Tunney
Naval Reserve
Fife
Itelf
Senator Borah
Idaho
Glass
Virginia
Countess Cathcart Reported Weaker
London nov 21 Veep Cousines of Cathcart who lies been ill had 2 bad night and her con d son today was reported weaker.
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Cathcart
London
Veep
Cobham and Wife on Africa Air Tour
Sir Alan and Lady Cobham arrived in Bordeaux on the second leg of their around Africa air tour, continuing their journey from England.
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Africa
Bordeaux
Sir Alan
Lady Cobham
England
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