Mexico Gets Easy Hughes Recipe for Recognition
Washington May 24 United Press The note from Secretary Hughes to Mexico City outlines proposed steps to enable U S recognition of Mexico under Obregon The suggestions include a non retroactive interpretation of Article 27 to prevent loss of American property and a prompt settlement of American claims from past revolutions If Obregon agrees the United States could recognize Mexico almost immediately
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United Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Pene
Obregon
Hughes
George T. Summerlin
Mexico City
Mexico
Xico
Carranza
Cyrano Group Formed At University Of Minnesota
The Cyrano Group, a secret student and faculty body at the University of Minnesota, announces a permanent organization to critique the faculty and administration. Members must show sincerity, and the group pledges absolute secrecy to protect academic freedom and constructive criticism.
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Cyrano Group
U. of U
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Cyrano
University of Minnesota
Minnesota Daily
Dismissel
Univensir
Dallas Fire Destroys Block of Buildings
United Press reports a major Dallas fire on a downtown block causing about 500 000 dollars in damage. The blaze began in a furniture store and destroyed Harwood Pacific Storage and 250 automobiles at the latter, also wiping out Engles Furniture, two hotels, and Singer Sewing Machine branches. No injuries reported.
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United Press
Dallas
Tex
Winn Furniture
Enghes Furniture Company
Singer
Theotels
Hughes
Fireboat Efforts Fail to Save Granite State Frigate
New York reports with flames still roiling the blisters and blackened bulk of the United States naval reserve ship Granite State. Despite all night action by fire boats and land crews, the venerable frigate burned as nearly 200 naval reservists on board lost personal effects while Captain W Bell Wait and others suffered losses including bonds and clothing.
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New York
Iremen
United States Naval Reserve
Granite State
Naval Reserve
Fiame
W. Bell Wait
Quimet and Evans Both Eliminated in British Tourney
In Bowlake England on May 24 British amateur champion Tolley defeated Jesse Guilford 2 up and 1 to play in the second round. Bobby Jones beat E. Hamlet 1 up, while Chick Evans defeated Mathew by up and 5 to play. Numerous matches in the British amateur championship proceeded with players such as Hilton, Torrance, Hunt and others advancing or finishing their rounds.
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Associated Press
Bowlake
England
Cydi H. Tolley
Jesse P. Guilford
Boston
Guilford
Robert T
Bobby) Jones
Atlanta
E. A. Hamlet
Wrexham
Charles
Chick) Evans
Chicago
H. M. Mathew
Worthing
Evans
Matthews
Francis Oulmet
C. Hodgson
Batldon
Harold L. Hilton
T. A. Torrance
Sandy Lodge
Hunt
Teras
J. L. Holmes
Handsworth
F. J. Wright
D. F. Ransom
Crowborough Beacon
Jones
Paul Hunter
Los Angeles
EB. Tipping
Woodcote Park
J. H. Douglas, Jr
United States
FW. H. Weaver
the Royal Liverpool
TD Armour
Lothianburn
G. D. Haneay
Harewood Downs
Aylmer
Reveigh
H. Celis
Rye
Bobby Jones
Robert Harris
Harswood
Downs
Pro Golfers Sail for England to Capture Titles
New York May 24 reports from the front indicate America's professional golf party sails on the Celtic for England to contend for open titles. The expedition includes Captain Emmet French Jim Barnes Walter Hagen Tommy Kerrigan Freddie McLeod Clarence Hackney Wilfred Reid Georges McLean Willem Melhern and Charles Hoffner. Harry Hampton Eddie Leas Mike Brady and Leo Deigel cannot go. Barnes may miss open title play due to poor condition Hagen needs practice. Selection will name a replacement for Hampton before June 20.
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Invaders
Emmet French
Jim Barnes
Walter Hagens
Tommy Kerrigan
Freddie McLeod
Clarence Hackney
Wilfred Reid
Georges Mclean
Willem Melhern
Charles Hoffner
Harry Hampion
Eddie Leas
Mike Brady
Leo Deigel
Pro
Waltter Hagen
Barry Hampton
Arm of Mann Act Goes After Banker Who Wronged Maid
Miss Brig Mullicane 24 years old, lying in a county hospital, accuses a Springfield Missouri banker of coercion and fathering her child as he faces a Mann Act charge. She recalls meeting him in 1918 as a maid, and describes threats, elopement plans, and a move to Los Angeles with funds given for passage. Also notes German artillery reports along the Oder in Upper Silesia.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Brig Muliicane
Springfield
Mullicane
Lebanon
Angela C. Kauffman
Miss. Mullicane
Bhips
Officers Federated Farm Bureaus Meet to Discuss Markets
Delegates from 12 states gather in Huron on May 24 for the opening session of the conference of secretaries and presidents of the American Federation of Farm Bureaus. Primary topics include cooperative marketing and grain handling for the fall. Represented states include Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Ohio Wisconsin North and South Dakota.
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Frases Huron
American Federation of Farm Bureaus
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Michian
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Ohio
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
Parents Prepare to Bury Tragedy in Mt Auburn
The family gathers for the burial of Mrs Maree Skeels who died yesterday. Funeral services will be held at O Keefe Towne funeral home and Mt Auburn Church with Rev George Henry presiding before the body is transported by auto to Mt Auburn. Born August 16 1892 in Mt Auburn she was the daughter of Henry Peterson and sister to Florence Peterson and others. The two children from a former husband are also in the borrowing circle. War Alive at 10 30 am yesterday.
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Maree Skeels
O’keetfa & Towne Funeral Home
Mt. Auburn
George Henry
Wuriai
Mre
Skeels
Henry Peterson
Frank Peterson
Florence Peterson
Iowa Teachers’ College
State University
Wickedest City Seen Besought for Conventions
Springfield, Illinois is being touted as the wickedest city of its size in America and the Chamber of Commerce reports many inquiries about convention facilities in the state capital after recent press coverage.
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Wickedest
United Press
Springfeld
Springfield
America
Chamber of Commerce
Ilinois
Woman Ends Life After Music Engagement Call
Electric Park manager R E B Peterson reports a woman spoke with Chief Young about a musical engagement at 1 10 p m less than three hours before her death Coroner Sydney D Smith says no inquest The note to Harry Bortier Wagner hotel preceded the suicide Bortier reportedly left for a road engagement with an orchestra the previous night and is not known to have been told of the woman's act
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R. E B. Peterson
Electric Park
Police
Young
Sydney D. Smith
Harry Bortier
Wagner Hotel
Bortier
Stockton
Dancing Gets Back to Normalcy and Style in Chicago
United Press reports Chicago authorities say dancing returns to old fashioned steps this summer. The trend mirrors national mood as wilder dances fade and blush etiquette returns. Instructor Muriel Kelly notes the Toddle Fox Trot and a glide back toward two step and waltz. Francis Rosgen returns to Waterloo after years in Denver.
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United Press
Chicago
Muriel Kelly
Francis Rosgen
Waterloo
Denver
Colo
Mercury Scorches Waterloo Under Hot July Sun
Waterloo sweltered in a sizzling sun as a heat wave persisted. The day reached 90 degrees by midafternoon with a 62 degree overnight low. Parks filled with picnickers seeking shade and relief from the heat as clouds failed to bring rain.
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Waterloo
Ralph
Shippy
Beale
Trutona Praised By Waterloo Women For Health Gains
A Waterloo area feature extols Trutona's effects with testimonials from J P Francois of Dubuque and Mrs Alvin Rutter and Mrs George Bentley. They report weight gain, better digestion, eased stomach trouble, reduced rheumatic pain, increased energy and appetite, and improved sleep, noting wide local sales at Angler Brothers' Drug Store and growing public endorsement.
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Trutona
Waterloo
Angler Brothers
Alvin Rutter
Tratona
Pubblic
Trutona Laboratories
Wangler Brothers’ Drug Store
Tr's A Grand Tonic Promises Swift Liver Relief
Mrs. B. Shook of Waterloo, resident for sixteen years at 25 Logan Ave, touts Trutona as a grand tonic. She reports a week of use produces marked improvement in energy, appetite, and ability to do housework, crediting the medicine with rousing her liver and banishing fatigue.
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Trutona
Mrs. B. Shook
Waterloo
Logan Avenue
Andi
Testimony praises Trutona as spring tonic aid
Mrs L Vaughn a well known Waterlo woman testifies that Trutona helped her recover energy and ease nervous fatigue. She recalls initial relief after one dose and endorses Trutona as a top tonic to revive rundown individuals during spring.
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Trutona
L Vaughn
Lafayette Siren
Frutona
Waterloo Sees Surge of Trutona Popularity
A Waterloo tonic called Trutona gains rapid local support after two to three weeks of use. Hundreds report relief and improved vitality, distinguishing Trutona from typical proprietary preparations. The tonic has drawn attention from residents and mirrors positive experiences claimed in other cities.
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Yrutona
Waterloo
Local butcher elated over Trutona benefits in Waterloo
Waterloos business and professional men along with many women praise Trutona the great upbuilding tonic after recent use. Hohl a local butcher at 219 Hast Tenth street reports dramatic relief including regular bowels sleep appetite and disappearance of left side pains after ten days use.
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Waterloo
Try Hohl
Tenth Street
Hohl
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