Crisis in China and Yuan Shih Kai's dilemma
The article surveys Yuan Shih Kai facing parliamentary obstruction since April 8 in China. It argues for a legal successor and warns against dictatorship while urging unity and constitutional government. It notes Chinese Americans’ sympathies and calls for elections to define order and protect republican ideals.
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Yuan Shih Kai
Republic
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Yuan
Sun Yat Sen
China
Republic of
Li Yuan Hung
Hankow
New Republic
United States
Canton
Moose Convention Elects New Loyal Order Leaders
In Cincinnati last week the Loyal Order of Moose held its annual session. Walter E. Dorn of San Francisco was elected supreme dictator. Mahlon M. Garland, E. J. Henning, James J. Keogh, Fred J. Robbins, L. D. Robertson, and Arthur H. Jones won supreme posts. Daniel F. Crawford was defeated for supreme treasurer by Harry W. Mace. A prize drill at Eden Park was won by Dubuque with Springfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Convention
Loyal Order of Moose
Cincinnati
Order In
Mobile
Walter E. Dorn
San Francisco
Mahlon M. Garland
Pittsburg
E. J. Henning
Milwaukee
Wis
James J. Keogh
Baltimore
Fred J. Robbins
Hamilton
Ont
L. D. Robertson
Vancouver
B. C
Arthur H
Eden Park
Dubuque
Springfield
Mich
H. A. Wood
Battle Creek
White
Detroit
Wentz
James W. Davis
The
Loyal Order of the Moose
J. W. Hill
Trenton
N. J
Frank W. Headley
First Regiment Hospital Corps
N. G
J. C. Welborn
H. F. Rothers
Ninth Infantry
Chester
Martin
Grand Lodge
St. Louis
New York
Dallas
Toronto
James J. Davis
Erie Band
Captain Grove and civic leaders highlighted in Mobile event notes
The article honors Capt. E J Grove of the Gulf City Guards with a long service record in the Alabama National Guard and local groups. It also covers Panama Celebration planning, a Moose convention program, and a Mobile civic parade fundraiser with support pledges from fraternal organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama National Guard
E. J. Grove
First Infantry
Gulf City
Washington Light Infantry
Crowley
Birmingham
Alabama State Artillery
Benz
Norville
South
Central Trades Council
Grove
National Guard
Harvest aid plan ends work by 6 p m daily in Devil's Lake region
Facing a shortage of harvest hands, farmers in the Devil's Lake area will halt work at 6 p m each day this season. They will provide cars to transport workers to town for evening activities including concerts and a water carnival to wind up the day.
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Devil's Sake
N. D
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles and related ailments in men and women. It promises relief from diabetes, rheumatism, and back pain and offers bladder regulation in children. Available by mail for $1.00 if not sold locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Wonder
Olive Street
St. Louis
Druggisis
Moose Convention Closes in Chester With Big Parade
The Moose week in Chester concludes after a monster street parade with 10 000 Mooses in line and a unanimous Toronto win for next year’s Grand Lodge. Debates covered venue bids, Bloch elected supreme trustee, and a plan for a Moose home and sanitarium at Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Lester W. Bloch
Albany
N. Y
Supreme Trustee
Louis Rinkenberger
Cincinnati
J. C. Bloom
Denver
Bloch
Rinkerberger
Bloom
Supreme Council
Cleveland Lodge
Supreme Tribunal
Harry Jones
Hot Springs
Ark
Moose Circle
Fraternal Lodge Meetings Report Twenty-Five Year Veteran Jewel
Rescue Lodge No 24 elects one new member and accepts an additional application. Percy B Dixon receives a veteran’s jewel for twenty five years of continuous lodge membership and service as chancellor commander. Red Cross Lodge No 132 reports several applications and a Friday night meeting. Rama lah Temple No 134 plans a Pythian class and a post weather season ceremonial. September district convention in the city to include representatives from multiple lodges and Grand Chancellor Patterson of New Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rescue Lodge No. 24
Percy’ B. Dixon
Votary
G. C. Tucker
Imperial Palace
Minneapolis
Minn
Temple
Ramalah Temple No. 134
Knights of Pythias
Plateau
Whistler
Bay Minetteg
Stockton
Fairhope
Magnolia Springs
Wilmer
A. G. Patterson
New Decatur
Shattered Romance Hits Kresge Manager in Breach Suit
Miss Rose De Grace La Rocca, 22, files a $15,000 breach of promise suit against William C. Fisher eastern manager of the Kresge Syndicate. The Italian stenographer says Fisher courted her and pledged marriage but broke the betrothal about two weeks ago, causing distress at her Brooklyn residence and workplace. Fisher is said to be wealthy with ties to Kresge stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Brooklyn
United States
William C. Fisher
Kresge
Fisher
Rose de Grace la Rocca
Miss la Rocca
Local man credits remedy for relief from dysentery
B W Hill of Snow Hill North Carolina describes severe dysentery around July 15 lasting two months. After failing medicines he used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, took two bottles and achieved permanent relief. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
B. W. Hill
Snow Hill
N.C
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Fraternity
Dorn
Panama
Southern Commercial Congress
A. W. Metcalf
the Moose
W. L. Cahall
Order of Odd Fellows
Oliver H. Harris
Order of Beavers
E. W. Richie
A. Brown
E.W. Richie
Mobile Dam
No. 26
Panama Canal
Texas
Red Cross Lodge No. 132
Bile
Bathurst
Adam Glass Company
Royal Street
McCray
Our Bakery
Columbia Phonograph Department
Masonic Temple
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