Refusal to Let Cantu Arm Sparks Rebellion Claim
The U S War Department reported Gary Esteban Cantu of Lower California declared open rebellion. Gen Garcia von Garcia said the government would ready 64,000 troops for a possible resurgence of revolt. Cantu’s declaration did not come directly from him but was attributed by other sources as reported to the War Department.
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Gov Cantu
United State
Jose Bruzas Perez
Osa. Antonio
Assoc .Ed
Gary Esteban Cantu
Lower
California
War Department
Associated Press
Genn Garcia von Garea
Repushe
Cantu
Geox Cantu
War Department Yeaerday
New Washington Orphan Asylum Gets New Superintendent
Mrs Mary Byers assumed control of the Washington Orphan Asylum leading about 300 children toward a Lincoln like aim. She plans firm discipline with ample play and recitations observed by playground director Claudia McCrone. Byers, a St Bartholomew's Hospital London graduate, has worked in Egypt Frames Canada and British government service during the war.
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Mary Byers
Newy
Washington
Byers
St Bartholomew's Hospital
London
Egypt
Canada
Sure
Montreal
Mrs W B Spiva Killed in Princess Anne Crash
Mrs William B Spiva, wife of the Somerset Bank cashier, was killed and her husband seriously injured in a collision between Gentervills and Wye Mills. He suffers a fractured skull and broken collarbone. The Spiva car overturned three times. Five people in the smaller car, driven by Ernest Kemp, and Miss Rita Barr of Kent Island suffered a broken bone but escaped major injuries. He lay unconscious at Roston Hospital.
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Weslington
Princess-Anne
William B Spiva
Semerset Bank of
Princess- Anne
Gentervills
Wye Mills
Spiva
Roston Hospital
Atlantic Cory
Ernest Kemp
Grange Hill Corner
Rita Barr
Kent Island
J J Bearsley Dies on Pennsylvania Train Near Newark
Lisparlets received from Newark report J J Bearsley, an official in the Surgeon General's office, dropped dead on a Pennsylvania Railroad train near Newark due to acute heart trouble. Letters in his belongings showed he had been visiting relatives in Waterloo New York.
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Newark
Bears
Pennsylvania Railroad
Waterloo
Beardsley Named City Official in Waterloo Death Probe
An elderly man’s death is under investigation in Waterloo after police confirm the case and say the body may be returned to 1213 Siath Street Northwest. The statement references Mr Beardsley as a city official in the report.
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Ley
Siath Street
Waterloo
Beardsley
Rich Communist and AIDS Guilty
William Bross Lloyd and nineteen Communist Labor party members were found guilty of conspiring to overthrow the government. Sentences ranged from one to five years in prison or fines, with Lloyd receiving the heaviest penalty of one to five years and a $3000 fine. The group organized the Communist Labor party after radical exits from the Socialist party last September and were arrested in January in a nationwide roundup.
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Assomated Press
William Bross Glovd
Miulllionaire
Communist Labor Parts
United States
Lloyd
Communist Labor Party
Secialist
Commerford
U S Recognizes Costa Rica Government After Tinoco Era
The United States, in a State Department announcement, recognizes the Costa Rican government under a regularly elected president. Cable instructions were sent to the American consul in San Jose informing the Costa Rican government of recognition, noting the Tinoco regime had been overthrown January 27, 1977, and acknowledging Costa Rica's constitutional order and popular will.
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Costa Rica
United States
State Department
San Jose
Costa Ria
Federico Tinaca
Cronzales
Wilson
Tule Acosta
Iaf
Tinoco
1920 Cotton Crop Forecast Upward Revision
The Department of Agriculture forecast a rise in the 1920 cotton crop production by more than one million bales from the prior month. July 25 condition estimates show 11,453,000 bales forecast from June condition, with last year totaling 11,729,755 bales and a ten year July 25 average of 75.6 percent. State readings include Virginia at 74 and North Carolina at …
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Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Crop conditions improve nationwide in July weather gains
Good growing weather during July raised crop prospects with state estimates improving from 70.1 to 74.1 percent of normal between June 25 and July 25. The overall condition stands seven points higher than a year ago and just over one point below the ten year July average, with several states showing strong results.
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Hina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahoma
California
Arzona
States
Finish Vote Data for D C Residents
The League of Republican State Clubs reports data from 24 states on registration and voting for District voters. W J Dow chairs the committee as the group plans a single authoritative guide. M W Pickering aims to list over 40 000 Washingtonians eligible in their home states. Meetings occur the first and third Mondays at 42h New York Avenue.
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League of Republican State Clubs
W J Dow
League
New York Avenue
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Tilnes
New Jersey
M W Pickering
Dasa
Garding and Coolidge Club
Republican State Committee
Will Study Orchard Conditions Tour to Virginia Valley
Fruitgrowers from sixteen states and foreign countries will tour this week through the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia and parts of West Virginia and Pennsylvania to study orchard conditions. The delegation is led by Roanoke Va. August 2. Special to The Washington Post. Laurel Del. August 2. Thieves broke into the safe of De J Purnell's Salisbury office during family absence since last Wednesday, stealing jewelry valued over $5,000 and negotiable papers.
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Roanoke Va
Valley of Virgina
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Washington Post
Laurel
de J . Purnell
Salsbury
Leedy Closes Campaign For Congress In Luray Speech
Col Robert F Leedy closes his campaign in Luray Virginia with a talk opposing the Volstead Act and liquor law enforcement methods. He denies liquor interests fund his drive and appeals to law and order. In Charlottesville the Democratic primary race looms with Harrison and Leedy supporters pushing turnout. Voters are expected to swing county for Speedy Leedy and city backing Harrison.
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Luray
Washington Fo. Lurey
Robert F. Leedy
Congress
Cal
Leedy
Parke
Commonwealth
Fase ‘County
Harrigan
Todd
Charlottesville
Morrow
Thomas W. Harrison
Col
BR. F. Leedy
Beavers
Speedy
Hartson
Belle of Prince Georges Wins Local Carnival Honor
Miss Slater, named Belle of Prince Georges, led with about 5,000 votes at the Berwyn Branch carnival, defeating Miss Pauline Robey of Riverdale and Miss Elizabeth Dooley of Branchville. Prizes included a portable steel wrap and a Barbara Fritelue doll. Gov Cox sent a reply about a delayed doll letter and proceeds from the auction fund public improvements.
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Washington Post
Berwyn
da Slater
Prince Georges County
Berwyn-Branchville Carnnival
Slater
Pauline Robey
Riverdale
Elizabeth Dooley
Branchville Amosge
William White
College Park
Barbara Fritelue
Mre Harding
Mrs Cox
Gov. Cox
Jimmy
Coxe
Women Fly to See Baker on Air Transport Feasibility
Army transport officials arrange to interview Secretary Baker about the feasibility of shipping by air. The mission involves a sea plane prototype being built for the Gordon Bennett Cup race this year with Cox piloting.
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Baker
Cox
Gordon Bennet
Mrs Cox and Mrs Raymond Biorlion Visit War Department
Mrs Cox and Mrs Raymond Biorlion arrived at noon and called Secretary Baker at the War Department. A plane built by Cox aims for a speed of 200 miles per hour in a 184 mile three leg speed contest, noting the Gordon Bennett event has not been held since 1918 due to the war.
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Cox
Raymond Biorlion
Roosevelt Fold
Hollingsield
Oon
Baker
War Department
Gordon Bennet
Health Bulletin Shows Typhoid, Diphtheria Rates in Alexandria
The Alexandria health department reports typhoid cases for the just past month are 19, down from July 1919’s high of 1017 Ming Street. Diphtheria cases remain few this year, with the city largely free from other contagious illnesses as officials note. The State Corporation Commission approved a 25000 equity charter for W A Barnett & Sons Inc of Alexandria, with 10000 minimum. Amendments increased Elite Laundry Company of Washington DC's cap to 150000, with A Klinchester as president and A William Field as secretary. George F. Pettit, previously superintendent at Shreveport plant, now leads Consumers Chemical Co in Cartaret, succeeding D Moxley Low.
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Marta
USA
Ming Street
Alexandria
Wea
Alexandria Health Department
Louis 3B. Foulks
Foulkes
State Corporation Commission
Barnett & Sons, Inc
W O A Barnett
BR A Barnett
W IT Barnett
Corporationcommission
Elite Laundry Company
Washington, D C
Alexandra
A Klinchester
Wuilliam
George F. Pettit
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Shreveport la
France
Consumers Chemical Company
Cartaret
D Moxley Low
Charleston
Modern apartment house planned on Washington street
A new building to rise on the east side of Washington street between Queen and Princess streets will include 60 apartments and be modern in every respect. The project, costing between 250000 and 309000 dollars, has reportedly been subscribed. Police Justice Thompson notes July collections totaling 984.4.
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Washington Street
Queen and
Princess Streets
Tree crash on Murley’s branch road injures six
A tree collision on Murley’s Branch Road yesterday injured multiple people. Patrolman Zimmerle suffered a fractured skull while Herbert Zimmerle’s brother was also hurt. May Zimmerla aged 19 received a broken jaw and fractured arm. Virginia Caldwell, two, suffered a leg fracture. Miranda Roeder endured cuts and bruises. The Caldwallader family and Miss Margaret Roeder escaped serious injury. Patrolman Zimmerle reported being crowded off the road into the tree by another vehicle.
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Murley
Herbert Zimmerts
May Zimmerla
Hiasteter
Geinia Caldwallader
Miranda Roeder
Zimmerle
Qthera
Theodore Caldwallader
Caldwallader
Margaret, Roeder
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Potomac Electric Appliance Co
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Cumberland, Md
Allegany Hospital
Carl J. Zimmermin
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