Gonzalez declares manifesto on order and withdrawal from presidency
In a manifesto from Mexico City via Laredo General Pablo Gonzalez outlines his aims to restore public order and protect property rights, announces withdrawal from presidential race to avoid bloodshed, and signals potential congressional support for a provisional presidency to guide Mexico until a constitutional successor is named.
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Mexico City
Laredo
Tex
Pablo Gonzalez
Carranza
Congress
General Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Mexican Republic
The
Republic
U. S. Trade With Mexico Near 300 Million for 1920
The United States may top 300 million dollars in trade with Mexico for fiscal 1920, with imports led by sisal crude petroleum copper and cotton and exports dominated by iron pipes cotton cloths fluor and automobiles. Mexico trade totaled 131 million exports in 1919, up from 97.8 million in 1918.
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New York
United States
Mexico
Diaz
National City Bank
India
Reargument Ordered in Lehigh Valley Dissolution Suit
Washington report states the government dissolution suit against the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company and its subsidiaries has been ordered reargued Friday before the supreme court.
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Washington
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Supreme Court
Toreador Joselito El Gallo Killed in Madrid Bullfight
Toreador Joselito El Gallo died Thursday at the Palace de Talavera while dispatching his fifth bull. He hailed from a renowned bullfighting family, his father a banderillo.
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Toreador
Madrid
Joselito el Gallo
Palace de Talavera
Barracks Destroyed in Ireland and Devonshire
Two police barracks in Limerick and one in Devonshire were destroyed on Thursday. Another barracks in Meath was damaged.
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Dublin
Limerick
Devonshire
Meath
Governor Hobby submits messages to solons in Texas
Governor Hobby sent two messages during the special session opening. One asks for emergency school financing while noting a $6,549,669 need for education. $5,000,000 would go to public schools. The pink boll worm issue prompts a joint inquiry with federal participation.
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Austin
Texas
Hobby
House of Representatives
State Senate
Educational Legislative Commission
Annie Webb Blanton
Senate
A. C. Buchanan
Bell
W. V. Howerton
John D. Cofer
Josephine Collins
Dallas
House
Tillotson
Funeral of Gen. Houston's Daughter in Georgetown
Georgetown, Texas reports the funeral procession for Mrs. Nannie Morrow daughter of General Sam Houston. The body accompanied by the Houston funeral party arrived Friday in Georgetown where she had long been a citizen.
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Gen. Houston
Georgetown
Tex
Houston
Nannie Morrow
Sam Houston
Mexican official named provisional president of Mexico
Laredo Texas reports the Neuvo Laredo garrison commandant told the Mexican vice consul that Adolfo de la Huerta, governor of Sonora and leader of the revolutionary movement, had been elected provisional president of Mexico.
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Laredo
Tex
Neuvo Laredo
Adolfo de la Huerta
Sonora
New Revolutionary Movement
Mexico
Trade With Mexico Considered by U S Officials
Washington reports the state department has asked Charg dAffaires Summerlin in Mexico City for a list of commercial and diplomatic agents of the de facto Mexican government stationed in the United States to improve commercial relations with rebel controlled regions.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
State Department
Summerlin
Mexico City
Lumber Price Drops in Waco Texas
Lumber dealers in Waco announce cuts of ten to thirty dollars per thousand feet with no given reason. They express no knowledge of further or general declines.
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Waco
Texas
League Proponents Win Geneva Referendum Result
In Geneva Switzerland supporters voted to stay in the league of nations by a majority of 93 720. The referendum showed strong backing for Switzerland to adhere to league commitments.
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Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations
Cardus credited by Virginia woman in health recovery
Dublin Virginia woman Sallie Hughett recalls severe illness with nervous weakness and pale appearance. After using Cardus, she improved quickly, slept and ate better, and felt her health return. The ad claims thousands of women share similar positive results and urges readers to ask their druggist for Cardus.
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Dublin
Sallie Hughett
Route 2
Cardus
Virginia
Alibi and Daisy Inference Prompt Love Test
A terse line suggests a man named Alibi or Daisy faces a test of love based on whether he sends a costly gesture. The fragment hints at emotional stakes and a judgment over sincerity. The brief indicates a conditional belief about what proves love.
Vacher-Balm Ad Promotes Quick Relief
Advertisement claims 99 of 100 minor ailments like toothaches headaches or soreness can be quickly relieved by Vacher-Balm. Advises keeping it handy and warns against imitations. Offers 30 cents for a tube by mail from E W Vacher Inc New Orleans La.
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E. W. Vacher, Inc
New Orleans
Adv
Wifely Wisdom in a Witty Exchange
A brief dialogue scene shows a wife asked if she can lie and a husband replying that the answer spills immediately from his mouth as a bystander laughs at the banter.
Wise Men Look Before They Leap for Joy
A concise adage notes that prudent thinkers anticipate outcomes before taking action. It emphasizes caution and measured optimism in decision making.
Lift Off Corns Freezone Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Freezone as a quick painless corn remover. It promises instant relief and easy lifting of hard and soft corns plus between toe corn and calluses, with a tiny bottle sold by druggists. The copy credits a Cincinnati genius as the discoverer.
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Cincinnati
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure deafness
A circular asserts deafness from catarrh can be treated by constitutional remedies. It states Hall's Catarrh Medicine works through the blood on mucous surfaces and offers one hundred dollars for any cured case, with druggists at 75 cents and circulars free.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
M. Timerlin
Durant
Oklahoma
Hunt
A. B. Richards Medicine CO
Sherman
Texas
Louisiana Tops States With Most Registered Women Statisticians
Louisiana has 19 registered women statisticians, surpassing every other state, marking a record high in the profession. The figure highlights the state’s concentration of female statistical professionals and may influence national membership trends.
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Louisiana
Castoria Reminder Uses Signature for Over 30 Years
Public health notice urges caregivers to examine every bottle of Castoria for Fletcher signature warning that the remedy has been trusted for infants and children for over three decades. It emphasizes the familiar ruse against dangerous imitators and reinforces parental diligence.
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Fletcher
Cuticura Soothes Baby Rashes Ad
Tagline style advert extols Cuticura products for babies with itchy rashes. Claims hot baths with Cuticura Soap followed by Cuticura Ointment, plus Cuticura Talcum for finishing. Advertising copy highlights purity and fragrance at 25c each.
No Secrets Revealed in Quiet Exchange
A terse dialogue centers on secrets from the past. One woman asks about hidden memories while the man replies he has none to speak of, shaping a moment of restrained tension and implied history.
They Called Each Other What They Are
Mandy Thomas testifies in court that two men spoke heatedly at the corner and pointed at one another. Prosecutor asks to relate the conversation, but Mandy says she does not remember details. She recalls only that they were calling each other by their real names.
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Mandy Thomas
Mandy
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U. S
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Persia
London
Ashoka
Solons
Messrs
O’banion
McCord
Committees of Agriculture
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Huerta
Hunt’s
Spohn
Spohn Medical Company
Goshen
Ind
DR. Tutt
Dr. Price
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