Mexican publishers push for censorship of ad copy
At the 1920 Associated Advertising Clubs annual convention in New Orleans, delegates from Latin American editors urged a world wide movement for 100 percent honest advertising. They proposed a Pan American division to regulate content and curb illegitimate material, seeking closer cooperation between Mexican editors and vigilance groups to block ads entering Mexico from the United States.
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New Orleans
Salecman
Women's Organizerons
Jane Margin
New York
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Withienwal
Arethar G
United States
Ewing
Paoye
Associated Advertising Clubs
Jota Karrett
Wren
Iadisonpolis
Metle Sidener
Moit
Nakonal Vigilaner Canoni
Felix
Talaymini
EL Universal
Mexico City
Mexico
Manuel Z. Revada
Cuitee
Tel Heraldo
de Mexico
PanAmerican di Mno
North
South Americ
Matig G. Mequen
Presib
Cub
Fist
Cuba
United
Anapolis
Alamo Post to Highlight Delegates at Texas Legion Convention
San Antonio’s Alamo Post plans the largest Foy presentation at the Ute Amnr ivan Legion convention in Dallas October 10 11 at the Adelphus Hotel. The event expects 35000 members nationwide with emphasis on veteran concerns and post activities.
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San Antonio
Alamo
Britus Legion
Texas
Ute Amnrivan Legion
Adelphus
Dallas
Therag
Fort Worth
Issne
Jargenl
Charis AY
Nerugys
Urat
Lorgiun
Htteen
Amerigis Gegion
Gun Fer
Guiting
San Acton Vital
Reduced Freight Rates and Local Disaster Report
Fragmented OCR text notes reduced freight rates for Fuschyld Foods and mentions a fatal incident on Havas Avenue. It references organ distribution, a death in 1858, and assorted scattered details about legal and civic entities, including Memphis and Wigsiestian Bes Trench. The fragmentary material lacks coherent narrative.
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Fuschyld Foods
Owe Jal
Omnes
Odee CO
Hei Housstye Sem
Marliy Seyris Sunanneranent
Hurt Mousauye
Havas Avenue
Eeangenttieln Poguedows
Organsagvian
Btn
Wigsiestian Af
Declares Typhus Spreading Fast in Poland and Galicia
A wartime bulletin reports Typhus spreading rapidly in Poland and Galicia. The interdepartmental inquiry, sent by the League, notes civil administration strains and refugee movements fueling new cases amid military occupation zones.
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Poland
Galicia
Weamy
Jon Hee
Neragio Rignir
Hally Nelle
Mmdigal Commission
League
Hocletiog
Pola
Nenad
Hugh
Premierzewski
Ubilater
Bolin Armatey
Campaign against MicLsphus and looming epidemics in Poland
The text warns of a campaign against MicLsphus amid shortages of personnel and supplies. It notes hospitals lack sheets and blankets and that typhus and other epidemics could spread in Western Europe and America unless corrective measures are taken. It also mentions political candidate withdrawals in Louisiana.
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Poland
Europe
America
Consulate Cuts Lavian Passports Amid British Ties
A provisional report from Nourias reveals the Meena consulate in Washington plans passport reductions for Lavian citizens. The move follows a request from Megies City officials to streamline consular points in the United States.
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Nourias
Ariz
Thortynianalis
Ted Tram
Vel
All Megies
Washington, DC
United States
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