Cantu Parley Resumes as Talks With Mexicali Continue
Negotiations between the Mexican federal commission and the Cantu government at Mexicali resumed in Calexico with De La Huerta emissaries meeting Governor Cantu’s secretary A Guerrero. Our quarters predicted substantial progress, while Imperial Valley chambers urged Washington to protect American border interests amid potential clash fears in Lower California.
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Lower California
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Mexicali
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Washington
United States
Arma
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California
Banker Dies After Lingering Illness in Spokane
Spokane banker Thomas H. Brewer president of Fidelity National Bank died after two months of illness. Doctors say sleeping sickness caused the death. Funeral services were held at Westminster Congregational Church this afternoon. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Spokane
Thomas H. Brewer
Fidelity National Bank of
Westminster Congregational Church
Skeleton price rises push hidden frames into market
In London on August 3 families long concealing a skeleton now reveal it to sell. Complete human frames fetch about 70 dollars, up from 55 dollars previously. The report notes universities once paid 55 dollars.
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London
Council actions on garbage control and public works in City
The council reintroduced a downtown garbage control ordinance and passed a 600000 appropriation for Skagit work funded by bonds. It also allocated 15000 for two outdoor pavilions and a nervies building at Firlands and scheduled a special meeting to discuss precinct consolidation.
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Nervies
Firlands
Harbors
Park Board
Finance Committee
Henry Ames
William Hickman Moore
Utilities Committee
Stacy
City Council
Seattle
Park Board Delay Over Jefferson Park Stockade Transfer
Transfer of the old city stockade site at Jefferson park to the park board for a public playground was blocked by Councilman R H Thomson who argued the property belongs to the water department for reservoir needs. The ordinance was sent to the harbors and public grounds committee for revision. An appropriation of 15000 dollars for two outdoor pavilions and a service building at Fir lands was approved.
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Old City
Jefferson Park
Park Board
R. H. Thomson
Thomson
Water Department
Harbors and Public Grounds Committee
Firlands
Garbage bill re introduced by councilman after veto
Councilman Phillip Tindall re introduces an ordinance to collect and sell downtown garbage amid Mayor Hugh M Caldwell veto. The measure retains the same provisions and is referred to the public safety and finance committee.
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Hugh M. Caldwell
Phillip Tindall
Tindall
Public Safety and Finance Committee
East and West Battle for Women's Fashion Styles
In Chicago on August 3 two rival fashion shows challenged which region would dictate styles. Eastern display at Terrace Gardens and Western at Marigold Gardens drew mixed crowds as exhibitors unveiled suits furs and morning wear while pros and cons were aired by both sides.
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Chicago
Terrace Gardens
Marigold Gardens
Hantern
Soldier and Sailors Box Magazine Theft Arrest
Police interrupted George Strayer 49 an agent at 1 a m during a pilfering from a Soldiers Sailors and Loggers box at Fourth Ave and Union St He had taken two bundles of magazines and placed them in a suitcase He is jailed on an open charge in city lockup.
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Fourth Ave
Union St
George Strayer
Gust Hasselblad
P. E. Knapp
Strayer
Denver Strikers Halt City Transit Amid Walk to Work
Denver workers trek to jobs on the third day of a streetcar strike. City and tramway officials had promised cars would run with strike breakers, but none were in operation this morning. Meanwhile in Aberdeen thieves in a row boat escaped with a safe containing $300 from a Wishkah River store.
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Colo
Aberdeen
Wishkah River
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