Last Night's News in Brief
Ten Mexicans alleged members of the Industrial Workers of the World were killed by Mexican federal troops during a rion at Tampico. Gov. Brough announced a special July session of the Arkansas legislature to ratify the federal suffrage amendment. Senator Gore of Oklahoma was slightly injured when the automobile he rode in overturned. A motion by Senator Phelan to add a rider exempting beer and wine from war time prohibition was tabled.
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World's Greatest Show Here Friday Admission 1 Cent
Juvenile circus and slideshow by East Park Presbyterian Church area students takes place on Kern Street vacant lot. Proceeds go to the Red Cross. Sideshow runs 7 to 8 pm with admission 1 cent, big show 9:30 pm. Cast rehearsed for weeks promising an improved performance.
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Display of living statues parade promotes peace and relief
The upcoming free street parade features living statues embodying peace civilization and Red Cross healing power. The event, slated for tomorrow afternoon, promises a grand display with many participants and a celebratory atmosphere.
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Two Cent Postage to Be Welcomed Back to U S on July First
Washington June 19 the end of war time postage rates is set for July 1 with first class letters at two cents per ounce or fraction and domestic post cards at one cent each. New York to Brooklyn and Jersey City stamps revert to standard rates as envelopes and wrappers rise slightly due to higher contractor costs.
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