Mexico Comes Back Rapidly Learns That Quiet Results in Revival
A San Antonio summary reports improving conditions in Mexico over three weeks. Confidence in Carranza grows, money gains value, and business picks up. Mexican firms cite steady train service, signed contracts for pavement repair, regular gold-based government payments, and vibrant urban areas like Alameda Park and Reforma Boulevard. The piece notes open stores, rains aiding crops, rising money, and an upcoming presidential election.
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William G. Shepherd
United Press
San Antonio
Mexico
Carranza
Bere
Berde
Robert J. Phillipps
Mexican Asphalt Co
Alameda Park
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Paso de la Reforma Boulevard
Passport issue frames broader rights for all American subjects
Editor Ivan Okenstoff argues Russia’s passport policy targets all Americans abroad, not only Jews. He notes Christians and others would face similar risks and calls for a treaty guaranteeing full protection for all holders of American passports when visiting Russia, irrespective of faith.
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New York
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Festival of Dancing at Hippodrome Featuring Barstows
The Hippodrome hosts a Friday dancing program with the Elks band and Hippodrome orchestra. Performers include Edith Barstow Richard Barstow Alice Barstow Anna Barstow Claire Barstow Marierie McLeod Ruth Partridge Henrietta Christensen Dorothy Russell Jack Perrin and Elsa Christensen. Mayor and Mrs Gill and Exalted Ruler and Mrs Monroe will attend.
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Vedder Candy Shop Proprieter Ends Life Over Summer
New York Aug 1. Frank Vedder a candy shop owner who served school children killed himself saying he could not stand the rest of the summer without his little friends.
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Frank Vedder
Judge Orders Ice Dealer to Provide Free Ice
Kansas City August 11. Harry Baumgartner an ice peddler must supply Mrs. Mattie Bogue free ice for the rest of the season after selling her a 19 pound cake for a 7 pound price. Police Judge Brady issued the decision.
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Harry Baumgartner
Mattie Bogue
N. Tist St
Kansas
Brady
Soap Advice Deters Hair Washing Dangers
An ad claims alkali soap harms washing hair drying scalp and making hair brittle. It recommends using pure coconut oil diluted with water as an alternative, saying it is cheap and grease free. It promises rich lather and thorough cleansing with easy rinsing, leaving hair soft and manageable.
Donaway Promotes Reliable Wasserman Breod Toast
A fragmented note references Dr Donaway and a reliable Wasserman Breod toast. The exact context and participants are unclear due to missing text.
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Love and Wealth Will Not Mix Says Casler
Mary Jane Casler voices a warning on finances and romance urging caution about combining money with affection in a society facing shifting values. Casler emphasizes integrity and clear boundaries to prevent financial exploitation within relationships.
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Millionaire's Son and Actress Seek Divorce After 23 Hours
Mary Jane Casler, LA stage star, files for divorce from Clarence H. Cam ler, heir to a Baltimore broker. She calls herself the 23 heedoo bride, claiming the marriage lasted 23 hours and exposing the gulf between wealth and love. She plans to return to the stage and seeks no further illusions about millionaire suitors.
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Johnny
Mary Jane Caster
Clarence H. Camler
Baltimore
Casler
Jumps From Singer Building to Death
Albert Goldman, 40, of Brooklyn, leapt from the Singer Building at noon. Thousands of office workers on Broadway watched as the body fell to the street and was found flattened. A Californian inventor claims a tough glass hood for cars allows water and engine operation while the car runs.
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Cocaine Traffic Trouble Surfaces in Paris Alarming
Paris August 10 reports say police uncover a new cocaine scheme. Pharmacist Jean Nardin stored his stock in safety deposit boxes at Credit Lyonnais to shield the illegal supply from authorities.
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Hughes to Speak Twice in Portland Next Week
Republican committee announces candidate Hughes will address the public at the Armory at 7 p.m. with a separate women voters meeting planned for the afternoon in Portland.
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Hughes
Republican Committee
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Race Up Pike's Peak Today Promises Hill Climb Action
Colorado Springs hosts two automobile events on Pike's Peak highway with drivers Oldfield Malford Rickenbacher and Hughes. Practice sprints target a 25 mile per hour pace on the 1 mile course into the clouds.
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Pike's Peak Highway
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Malford
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