U S Military Expeditions Seen as Cause of Trouble
Washington July 23 former Bank of London In Brexton manager Willand B Mitchell told the house rules committee that the seeding of two American military expeditions into Mexico and their subsequent withdrawal largely sparked anti American feeling in the southern republic The witness said Americans faced contempt in Mexico and consul Fletcher was insulted while on the way to Carranza s inauguration He noted Americans were less well treated than other foreigners and blamed the Mexican army s mistreatment and exiles in the Tampico area for the backlash
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Willand B. Mitchell
Bank of London
Brexton
House Rules Committee
Mexico
America
Mitchell Seid
Armyas
Quarantine Against Weevil Ends In Several Counties
State officials announce the lifting of quarantine measures against alfalfa weevils in multiple counties after inspections and conferences. The order ends restrictions in Bear Lake Franklin Creda Cassia Bannock Bugham Payette and adjacent areas effective immediately. Officials say no further weevil quarantine actions are being enforced in the impacted region.
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Daly
Ghardiaan
Linpossite
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Franklin
Creda
Cassia
Troops Moved To Strike Area In Yorkshire
London reports say troops were placed in the Yorkshire region to protect navy men operating mine pumps amid acoal strike. Sir Erle Geddes outlined measures to keep troops out of sight and police protecting citizens while officials meet Yorkshire Miners representatives to discuss the situation.
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London
Erle Geddes
Navy
Arie
Uwlsoops
Eitizens
Hiie
Yorkshire Miners’ Association
Immorrow
Leeds
Atria
Vic
Lordnagar Wud
Shire
Nottinghamshire
Derbyshire
Tim
Nottingham
Willion
Lilly
Mwransport
Lennon
Coumlin
Meat Packers Accused Of Propaganda Efforts In Tax Legislation Debate
Washington July 24 renew ed charges claim meat packers used propaganda to influence licensing and beet refining legislation. Senators Kenyon Grassley and Street debated push and counter claims, with wholesale grocers association named as active in promotion. Proponents deny collusion while hearings loom.
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Washington
Clemenceau
Paris
Asanell
Senate
Depu
Kenyon
Iowa
Waparanda
Snator Street
Natonal Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Genalee Sherman Republican
Illpais
Kenyan
Ida ntell Asks For Continuation Of Navy
Secretary Daniela asks Congress to allow the Navy to continue handling commercial radio messages, saying the business world faces an intolerable situation due to inadequate international communications. He notes the Navy owns and operates 4% of US radio stations and can sustain services no commercial firm can match. He warns that private hardship would follow if Navy lines are shut, as peace proclamations would collapse and business would suffer.
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Washington
Daniela
Congress
Navy Department
Gillett
Mary
United States
Peare
Busneda
Ampere
People of Wealth Smuggling Fortunes Out of Austria
Vienna reports show thousands attempting to flee the country as authorities crack down on wealth flight. Wealthy individuals are said to ship fortunes to Switzerland with amended duties. Three hundred more inspectors patrol crossings to Switzerland while foreign buyers rush in, pushing prices up. The dollar exchange climbs from prewar levels to around 32 crowns, altering asset values.
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Vienna
Associatal Press
Austria
Switzerland
Failure to Trace the Disappearance of Bank’s $900000
THILADELPHTA July 22 The fate of $90000 faded from the North Penn bank that closed last Friday lies with state banking officials investigating the affair. Cashier Ralph Tv. Moyer, arrested on $25,000 bail for a hearing next Thursday, allegedly shorted the bank $100,000 but has not disclosed details to state officials. He denies profiting from the transactions and is not accused of theft, though misapplied funds and harmed the bank’s credit are noted.
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Thiladelphta
North Penn Bank
Ralph Tv. Moyer
John S. Fisher
Ald
Denny
Herald de Win
Liberty Bond Prices Reported for Day Trading
Final Liberty bond prices shown in the report include 4.00 for the first series, 95.005 for the second, 95.047 for the fourth, and 94.90 for the Victory bonds. The text contains numerous OCR errors but shows bond price values and ongoing market quotes.
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Seconi
Tys
To Play Out Game And Settle an Argument
NEW YORK July 23 President Jain Heynler of the National league announced a reward finding of the protested Pittsburgh Cincinnati game of July 6 whereby only the uncompleted three innings of the contest will be played. Under this ruling it will not be necessary to replay the entire game as originally ordered. They will start with the seventh inning with the score 2 to 0 in favor of Cincinnati and will play out the game to the legal termination.
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New York
Jain Heynler
National League
Pittsburgh Cincinnati
Heydier
Five Hundred German Prisoners Return To Germany
More than 500 German prisoners leave Amherst under guard for transfer to a trans Atlantic liner refuge to Germany. They include crews from the battleship Wilhelm der Grosse and other ships sunk at the high seas. Between 306 and 400 prisoners remain in the internment camp.
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Amherst, NB
Quebec
Germany
Salt Lake Club Announces Pennant Bonus Plan
Salt Lake base ball club officials and business leaders unveiled a plan to share a 76 000 prize if the Pacific Coast league pennant is won this season. Directors aim to motivate players with the large bonus as the club pursues the title.
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Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Nicotine danger urged and a remedy advertised
A terse tobacco habit warning claims thousands suffer fatal effects from nicotine and promotes Nicatal tablets sold by druggists with refunds if they fail. The ad promises a simple process to rid the body and notes a forthcoming paper feature on nicotine dangers and avoidance.
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Nealth
Nicolas Tabletn
Orienta
Rockhold Arrested For Lawhess Act
Rockhold, under suspicion for arson in Davis and Salt Lake counties, was moved to Davis County Jail after a days long inquiry. Sheriff Corliss and deputies tracked him from Yellowstone Park area to the crash site near Kayerlie, where they say he burned barns and had a stash of kerchiefs and a ragor.
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Tuly
Curis Rockhhold
John 5
Coleus
Yellowstone National Park
Salt Lake County
Davis County
Rockhold
Thomas Fucker
Hialgo
Robert Green
Kayerilie
Rotkhard Falk
Onden
New York
Graves of the Dead in Europe Number Over or 000
The War Department reported on July 22 that by end of June 57,019 American soldiers’ graves were registered in Europe. Cemeteries include Genoa and others. bodies from Russia will be moved to a French cemetery. The program aims to relocate remains from Germany and other regions to France as completion nears.
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Washington
War Department
Genoa
Russia
France
Sues
Germany
Uizervoure
Bulgarian Officer Arrest Warrant Reported for War Crimes
A Bulgarian former chief of staff in the Tenth division was ordered arrested for alleged complicity in crimes during the invasion of Macedonia. The ministry of war announced the action amid reports of graves, crosses, and reprisals in Saloniki and surrounding areas. Other officers were said to be concentrated in cemeteries as charges were filed.
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Germany
Saloniki
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Asman
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Ministry of War
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Alacedonia
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Officara
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