Mexico's new regime and its cautious American view
Editorial reflects on the Obregon government in Mexico, its promise to restore credit and schooling, and the hope for better U S relations amid a presidential campaign. It warns against medical swindlers and advises caution with unverified charitable or medical solicitations targeting vulnerable families.
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Mexico
General Obregon
SUN
Obregon
Lobé
Intertview
Carransa
Warning of new swindling game targets sick people
A warning notes a four letter new swindling game that preys on sick people and their fame, with the Illinois Bankers Association suing the swindlers. The notice urges wide publicity as the con artists are likely to relocate.
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Illinois
Mustapha Kemal Rebels Challenge Turkish Government
The Greek side, aided partly by the British fleet, describes Kemal Pasha’s Nationalists as rebels seeking to stop the allied-imposed terms. They warn that if Mustapha Kemal gains power, Turkey faces continued oppression of minorities and regional chaos, urging Greece to oppose him to maintain order and peace in the Near East.
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Mienplus Kemal Pasha
Miberty
Moelaply
Kemal Prthis
Vein Vouthy
Tion
Turkey
Myotapha Kemal
Abouts
Near East
Oies
Fermente
Mustapha Kemal
Greece
Bird Baths Bring Joy and Feathers to Suburban Life
An essay extols bird baths as simple garden fixtures that attract many species. A shallow tin pan suffices, with moss-green paint helping it blend into lawns. The piece notes playful bird activity and occasional clashes, praising the delight and democratic nature of birds visiting. In a separate report, George L. Necord and H. F. Wilkle are elected chairs of platform and political procedure committees for the Friends of Irish Freedom, aiming for group autonomy and a plan to support a single presidential candidate while preserving individual groups’ aims.
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Friends of Irish Freedom
George L. Necord
New Jersey
H. F. Wilkle
Maryland
Neb Nebraska Financiers Face Troubles in Lincoln
Nebr. ity 10.1 Kike, cashier of the Valparaiso state bank, organized and headed the Nebraska Bhate bank of Valiso, took over assets, and was arrested on a charge of advancing a $10,000 deposit due report to the banking board. Warrant issued for W. C. Elmerland, ex-president of the defunct bank, for borrowing $10,000 without security. Lower, cashier and major stockholder of the defunct bank, is under complaint for embezzlement.
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Lincoln
Dotanet
Valparaiso
Earty Uhigyout
Nebraska Bhate Bank
Valiso
State Banking Board
J. ®. Murt
State Department of Trade
Corps Merece
Wahoo
W. C. Elmerland
Omaha Grain-Man
Trak
Teat Kane Niery
Committee of 48 and Single Taxers Agree on Platforms
AERA page one preview shows almost identical platforms to be presented to the party for consideration as presidential nominees. Mentioned figures include Senator Ta Pollette and Trail P. Walsh of Kansas City, former US Industrial Relations Commission leader and funder ally.
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Labya Party
Ta Pollette
Trail P. Walsh
Kansas City
United States Industrial Relations Commission
Lider
Five Thousand Draft Evaders Convicted
Washington reports that five thousand draft evaders have been convicted in federal courts with sentences ranging from 29 days to one year. About 30,000 more cases remain to be investigated. The findings show about 10,000 failed registrations and 10,000 false questionnaires, with 25 percent enlisted in American or Allied armies without local draft board knowledge. Approximately 40 percent are accounted for by the floating population, 20 percent due to ignorance, and the rest as cripples or willful delinquents.
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Washington
Eiven
Toeports
Department of Justices
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