Villa’s Hide Will Be Hanging Out To Dry In Mexico War
Mexico City reports 3 000 federals sent into Morelos to crush Villa loyalists as 6 000 reinforcements depart for Chihuahua to aid Amaro against Villa. Villa located near Parral with 800 followers. officials vow to hang Villa’s hide soon. Governor Cantu to yield power to Provisional President de la Huerta, Balderamo Almada named successor.
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Mexico City
Mera
Vera Cruz
Oaxaca
Chihuahua
Amaro
Francisco Villa
Chihuahua City
Villa
Sierra Madre Mountains
Parral
War Office
Villastas
Diry
Cantu
Lower
California
de la Huerta
Balderamo Almada
Revoked arts spark tensions in Mexican federation links
The report alleges that a Mexican headed by a senator convened a federation meeting disrupting Latin American faith in the United States. It cites demands to revoke charters and accusations that Ma Onson and Orlando Mahon ran a nonunion shop in Detroit, drawing friction with the Detroit Building Trades Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
México
Sen
United States
Obregon
United Pnt
Amalgamated Association Street and Electric Employes
Amerian Federation of Labor
Federation
Offipoe
Building ‘Trades
Ma- On
Detroit
Detroit Federation of Labor
Detroit Building Trades Council
Ma Onssom
Orlando L. Mahon
New York Building Trades Council
International
Hod Gathriers, Building and Common Laborers Union
New York Council
Seventh Georgia Contest Settled
In Chicago in June the Republican National Committee seated D. C. Cole of Marietta as the Wood delegate from the seventh district and dismissed the contest of a delegate said to favor Governor Lowden.
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Chicago
Georgia
Republican National Committee
D. C. Cole
Marietta
Wood
Lowden
Tanlac Restores Villa Rica Farmer Henslee Energy
Arthur Henslee, a prosperous farmer of Villa Rica, says Tanlac rebuilt his strength after four years of fatigue. He reports renewed appetite, digestion, and stamina, allowing him to work longer and split more wood than before. His wife’s recovery with Tanlac motivated him to try it, and he credits the medicine with a dramatic life change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Arthur Henslee
Villa Rica
Sosegaep
Debs Nominated for President While in Prison
Eugene V. Debs, jailed for ten years on sedition charges, accepts the Socialist nomination from Atlanta Federal Penitentiary with warden’s permission. He says the party is becoming a party of politicians, not workers, and reaffirms his radical faith.
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Debs
Samuel M. Castleton
Atlanta
W. M. Feigenbaum
Socialist Party
Eugene V. Debs
Seymourn Stedman
Frederal
United States
Eugene Victor Debs
Elections In Boghe With Machine Guns Guarding Polls
Berlin reports machine guns will guard the polls as the national assembly election nears. Analysts expect Communist and Monarchist gains over Moderates, with Democrats possibly losing seats and Independents rising to become a major factor. Rumors of a revolutionary outbreak prompted defense ministers to act to preserve order.
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Pranker
Mason
International News
Berlin
National Assembly
Democrats
Indépendent
Ministry of Defense
Traffic violations reduced to few in recorder's court
Police report few traffic violations over the past two days with three cases on the docket. Herbert Toland, a taxi chauffeur, was fined ten dollars for speeding 25 miles an hour on Church Street near Lawrence. Toland appealed to the supreme court with bond set at one hundred dollars.
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Mobile
Recorder’s Court
Herbert Toland
Church Street
Lawrence
Charles Ns. Toland
Supreme Court
Recorder resets vagrancy cases against six women
Charges of vagrancy against Morence Gray Marie Vincent Pansy Chadwick Minnie Blue Ethel Lankford and Lenig Blue were reset at the recorder's court today. The Gray Vincent and the three Langford women appear next Tuesday with the others slated for Friday following a state request.
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Morence Gray
Marie Vincent
Pansy Chadwick
Minnie Blue
Ethel Lankford
Lénnig Blue
Recorder’s Court
Gray, Vincent
Eed
Pansy Shadwick
Langford
Notice of Wallace W Powell Bankruptcy in Mobile
In the United States District Court Southern Division of Alabama, Wallace W Powell of Wiomaton was adjudicated bankrupt on June 1 1920. The first meeting of creditors is at 405 Van Antwerp Building Mobile Alabama June 7 1920 at four oclock p.m. Creditors may prove claims and examine the bankrupt. Joseph N Maler, Trustee, Mobile Alabama.
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District Court
United States
Southern Division
Southern District of
Alabama
Wallace W, Powell
Wiomaton
van Antwerp Building
Mobile
Joseph N. Maleer
Iyne Ind
Col Green Details Texas Delegates and Campaign Ties
Washington June 5 Colonel E H R Green of Texas son of Hetty Green told the senate committee about Texas delegate selection to the Republican national convention. He discussed contributions to a mixed black and white Texas faction, denied backing Wood or any other candidate, and noted several witnesses had not yet responded to subpoenas.
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Washington
H. R. Green
Texas
Hetty Green
Senate
Kenyon
Converns
Green
Wood
California
Missouri
Ateren
Mes
Reagan
Colonel Green
Moore Named Likely U S Minister to Bulgaria
Washington June 5. President likely to appoint Lonel y Paul M. Moore of Charleston Missouri as minister to Bulgaria. The Missouri delegation in congress has endorsed Moore for the post and the nomination was learned today.
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Washington
Deat Wilson
Paul M. Moore
Charleston
Bulgaria
Coronel Moore
Missouri
Congress
Local Kidney Trouble Relief Ad Prompts Health Claim
An advertisement fragment cites Walter BRT Aude Irvington New Jersey urging readers to take a medicine for kidney trouble. The copy mentions backache stiff joints and swelling and claims quick relief though it is presented as a general health remedy.
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Walter Brt Aude
Eta Ave
Irvington
N. Powe A
Roosevelt Warns Against Snap Judgment Reorganization
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt declares that reorganizing the navy based on snap judgments and broad witnesses’ statements would be folly. Secretary Daniels sends Chairman Hale a ship readiness table from February and April 1917, noting senators' demand to include it in the record.
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Washington
Navy Department
Navy
Roosevelt
Hale
Senate Naval Committee
Senate Committee
Daniels
Senatore
United States Navy
Politician Interviews and Party Talk At Chicago Coliseum
Reports from Chicago events show William Jennings Bryan exchanging quips with Governor Lowden and Senator Johnson while politicos including Alice Paul and Florence Collins Porter arrive to press for voting rights. A Theosophical Society meeting at Conti and Hamilton streets plans an Order of the Star of the East charter at 4 o clock Sunday afternoon.
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Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Lowden
Bryan
Nebraska Democrat
Hiram Johnson
Johnson
Moses
New Hampshire
Wood
National Committee
Alice Paul
Washington
Florence Collins Porter
National Republican Executive Committee
Henry A. Anderson
Richmond
Theosophical Society
Conti and
Hamilton Streets
Order of the Star of the East
Georgia Delegates Fight Over Wood and Johnson Seats
The Republican National Committee seated four at large delegates led by Henry Lincoln Johnson amid Georgia district contest disputes. The Wood faction claimed most delegates favored Lowden while the Johnson faction backed regulars, delaying further decisions.
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Moses
London
Republican National Committee
Georgia
Wood
Henry Lincoln
Johnson
Atlanta
Nation
Jackson
Henry
Lincoln Johnson
Lowden
Tee
Neval Wood
Broken Doses and Oddities Across Five States
Cambridge Harvard researchers discuss MUSH as a mental stimulant for exams. Boston a home stove fire damages a oil still with a $100 fine. Beumast Elizabeth Webb 8 falls two stories escaping injury. Greensburg a hen rivals a golden goose due to raisin mash. Butler state undertakers convention cancels over damp washing in hall.
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Beumast
Elizabeth Webb
Greensburg
James Fagan
Butler
State Undertakers Convention
Special meeting at Colored Presbyterian church
A special meeting will be held at the Colored Presbyterian church on Ann and Basil streets in the interest of the colored M. C. A. on Sunday afternoon at 3 30 o clock. Addresses will be delivered by Rev A D Wilkerson and G J Moore.
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Colored Presbyterian Church
Ann and Basil Streets
A. D. Wilkerson
G. J. Moore
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy Advertisement
An old health ad extols Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy for aiding kidneys and liver. It cites over 40 years of use, claims broad consumer approval, includes a testimonial from C F Rose of Kentucky, and notes availability from Dave S. Bauer and leading druggists with a sample offer.
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Warner’s
Warner
C. F. Rose
Burtonville
Kentucky
Dave S. Bauer
Warner's
Safe. Remedies Co
Dept
Rochester
N. Y
Blood Iron Tonic Promises Regeneration and Health
An advertisement extols Ziron as an iron tonic to energize weary people and restore health. It claims the product supplies iron to the blood, strengthens the entire system, and contains no alcohol. Testimonial from J Wesley Bell of Manchester Tennessee supports its benefits. Special offer guarantees a refund if no benefit after one bottle.
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J. Wesley Bell
Manchester
Tenn
Tate
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Mexico
Morelos
Zapata
la Body
Henslee
Ptree Ea Are Nee
Hun
Col. Green
Moore
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
A. T. Davidson
Boston
Samuel Stutzil
Samuel
Bea
Harvey Crude Oil Co
Universal Petroleum Corp
F. W. Hewes
Republic
Kansas City
Miles & Smiles
North Royal St
Chevrolet
Flint
Mich
Per
Sonnel
S. E. St. Joseph and
St Francis
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