Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 18, No. 34, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 10, 1919 Page: 1 of 8
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OF 90th DIVISION TO PARADE IN THIS C
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^foreign jrelatioiw committee tomorrow otMrcomIhia8,olier remarked,\the city
to 111 the yjis to pay for May . he-[ E
how .copies bt the peace treaty reach- c.ounts. r
ed; private interests of New Yprk, ,x^ wttr question 'was the main
'tlterae.-.befos^ toe commissioners, who
are going to 'make every effort to see
lav>... i» wta .M1(e
After discussion;; it v/ris
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Into 'the
/Rv A fAd Pj^SSL V-> * 1
discloses . there has been to he laid, and with this great saving
flow of out-of-state capital
he department todently sbe-vf
-tore granted to faceiin cor-
■: Henry* W
State* Senator
succeeding
new United
Hampshire,
is NlW Pffrffutinn Tll unh flMZ
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IMPERIAL
, ■ ^’-tigning of g*e
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[cation by the va-
before August 1, is
today by Echo de Parts.
Occupy Gwdjlupe
May. the
proved
t>. C., Jone 1 o. —'During SHRI
-4 ’..f (By
Bt Paso, Ti
forces occupied
June 10.-Vffla]
ialupe, opposite
forces occupied uuanampe, opposite amount of! $6*382,081.28 was requested, all p&tfs oHhe United States and Can
Fabens, Texas, thirty-two miles east This represents the largest number of ada are greeted by city, state and or-
in France
Wotaen stu-
of here, last nigh
formation reaching
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Records
Austin, Texas, June l
of Texas “T” records f<
dents Were broken this Hp
ricia Sue Davis of- Memphis, Teem., a
Held hecteeyC swimming, and hiking.
Requirements in each of these sports
are rigid and demand riot only pre-
project • statements approved during ganiiafion'officers.. . - ■,-MP
(By AssociatedPn»s».)
July 10.—The labor crisis,}
was suspended over the Pe»te-|
acute again
highway departments 81-
project agteementd, involving the im-
provement of
a total estima-
and on which
To^Prepare for
AnlEmergency
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The city council heTd its regular
F Is Reponed Dead
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olnvi ion o t
o’clock, with Mayor A. U. Bowers pre-
HHHiHHBi ,, siding; Commissioners K . A. Garner
• J“0« 10.—Telegrapas aQd c s> jjaffitt and City Secretary
H* Morsan, Henpy ^ Barney Hughes were also present,
lnrrtsori, . Thomas w. Lamoot, Jacob cajj previous minutes read,
dertiri jfe appear before the senate
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with Spring Park lake, in case. the
^rtraiari,' Who now owns Spring. Park
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-RED CROSS IS UVISED
zendprff, head of fife German nfaval
staff' during the greater part op the
war, is dqadl; He reiifed last* August.
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. Another Belief Is Expressed..
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Indianapolis, Indv June 10.-^Dr. H
E. Batmard,{state food and drug com-
missitiner, expressed \the belief that
unclean water uesd Ip. washing dffehes
may have been the means of spread-
Lihg influenza in Indiana. -
He quotes Colonel Lynchtand Lieu-
tenant Colonel Cummins of. the medi-
cal corps of the United States army,
to the effept thaL samples of dish-
rants, showed an average bacteriologi
MHRHHRHPiMI HUH counties, so tbe eitizens can coipe to
occ«*%
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were q^led into office of ilie food
The ^Oth division unit will stay in Palestine
p? ^ • seyeral hours, and will be given a royal welcome to
Oity; The Red Cross will ftave charge of All the
rangements, and Mrs. Lyne will appoint
They piedged themselves to sterilize ‘
of the newly chartered, out- (or a. irly to Woltt creek, where they' thete diwlius "at lea* noi m ergw
™n.,elC*'lWTe ;a Capital arr itm'mitigating, will, a tiew to
24 hours,”, in . boiling v Water m
«t hi high as . $5,000,- supply. And nothing is goipg jir be
SzsMBSBBiM
left undone to do this Vwy thirig,’ and
the matfer wlii be worked out soon
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POO. The; majority of the foreign cor-
porations were organized:-rimder^ie
1 laws of. :i^elaw-are and Oklahoma. tWt Wflt forever, U is hoped, -gtvej
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MAY SETS, A NEW iimn.
REOdftD IN ROAD WORK V
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Washington
■pr-Ta^cii^uto\ap.jtfPPHPIHH it, -^njr■fjWBHBHHH
ect statements for 1?4 fed- Indianapolis, Ipd^ Afine Ml—The for-
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Pessimism Over
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COUNCIL
RINIRSMEET
ijects, involving the iim ty-/ifth annual juitfjjfer iqpeton the
oral aid ■
provemenij of 750.87 miles of ibad at imperial council of Shrirlers of Horth
Amqiitejk^be <meried formally to-
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amount of Jfi,382,081.28 was requested. "
any month since the passage of the The welcemiri^ exercise,* whidi will
' ' * • * road act ' . mark the beginning of a. i^hpur pro-
pionth ^fhere^^ were axel- gram^ into ’wh&h; Wilt be ridded Inrsi-
Larger Questions ^
In Peace-Makmg
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* Paris, June UU'^ The €b.unc il of. four
(bet today , athlid an: atmosphere 'of
pessimism ovfer, the largpr question.s-
of peace-making with Germany
unsolved. I ■* . v
rindertitpod Premier Clemdn- v #
cieau has not moved from his position . 4: .,. ..
gainst any modification in the peace ’
omifi. Tr; ■
heginn „
gram into >hieh will be crowded bush
e secretary And . the sev- ness iueetlngs, receptions, athletic
events ijapd concei ts, a grand bail.
JP^,.T Pit,, . ~ ]VH j mitothigs at .individual tentples' and a
provement of <9C7.7l miles of road at' continuation Of. the Wiid West round
ited cost of ^7,992MT.25; up events,, begun today, is to fqiiow
_ to torn the strike into a po-
wement-
s%-
June 10.—Shipping
the first and
of motor trucks by
to the Texas
department for road work
recced «.d distribution
cobntlM win bagto with
Philip
of two-ton quad
One hundred of the machines
come from various Texas army
ficlency let the sptfrt
tain standard of
health. Mies Havls
record In the d
made half a mile in Wf/KM
Miss Davis is 17 ye4to'4f age»nd iff
the
Memphis, Tenn.
Saint Mary’s
place, and Is faking i (food grades m
five and a third regular university
courses this year.
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Court Establishes Record. • 4^
ue Id —The district
cial die
but a cer-
and
this year’s
RaMrtub having
• minutes;-'.
of Mrs. s|K ha vis of
in. She Is irkfaduate of
Episcopal school ai that
ana oil-
was raque; ‘
treasury.;
cover »•
in ptoce^ iofl Execution; paring the
month,
project
rich and United^ States Senator Jaa. it is estimated about one-third of thoae
^*“"* ■*“ involved have returned io: wOrtc. Many
others have applied for former posi-
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have been ere-
», Corpus Christ!, Ans-
El Paso, Galveston, Hous-
, Parts, Ban Antonio. Waco and
The federal act undsr which army
1* allotted to sUteS for
specifies that returned sol-
shali he given preference In em
Laredo, Tex^ June
court of the forty-ninth
trict has established what Is said to be
a record in its session al dosed here, j
The criminal docket comprised twen-
ty cases, all of which Were tried, and I
there were sixteen, cohvlrtlona asrd tto?.;
acquittal. Of the
eleven were given' penlten
and toe others
Jail terms or fines,
victlon8 were for
E. Watson of Murat temple, Indian-
inciuding May 31, 1919,. aphUs, are expected to welcome the
nerits for 1188 projects visitors. Responses are to be given by
had been, ajppfbved. The 1188 projects EUas J. Jacoby of Indianapolis,; impe-
Involve 11,150.19 mUes of road, a total rial potentate, and E. Freeland, Ken-
estimated'’ Cost of 1108,29529.15, and dvfck' Of Philadelphia,- deputy rmpeinal
On the satfBh: date; ^617 project Agree- jtttoaj|m|' ————— *«**.*<.+■
ments had been executed, involving
5,291.86 miles of road, at a total Osth
mated cost of 147,426,749.49, of which „ < . . .
rn-mSmmttam or Shioe Tomgln
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At the time of writing this “piece’
it looks as though \he 'MagnpRa .speed-
way woulil be Hooded at- 8 o'clock
• kS. ir^'nrewmU^'Akre:
quor laws, bursary
senterrees,
of the con-
qfi the' U- .4
Introduce Communi
Six to Pontine Friday
leld,
Ifrt-G*
ratifying itihe fe
ment. L'
1 14 J have
ratifying the federal suffrage, amend*
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ome jtkt last. W* have been
tbe idea of. '•’community
XPars, and just to prove
persistence la always rewarded,
,;:M. C. A. and an*
will be a cocnrau-
Park next Thurs ’
"lie ..star ^pa.:
1* the mom mu
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Madison, Wis.. Juno 10,.—The Wis-
Wtocoftsln.Too.
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Black JopS
-c
ner,” etc., and the
songs, such ha “Smile,
“Tliere’s a Long. 'Umg
1* Thomas Of -Richmond; 1
be present* and give ,a
Mj-. Thomas was ovt
months and was under’ she
Every man and j several weeks*: V It is
Who can sing is1 Interesting story to tel
folks, round up toe
gfed Ban
estop
Smile’
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will also
eonsin
federal
legtsiature.il
I sdffihge ariv
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ture. today fa titled the1'
amendment.; . . v%
Cattle Bring Hijjh Prices. < - * p.
(By AsHociatedtPrfev.)
■VLouisville; Ky., Jime ro.^ln the 4iffr
address^} posal sale fmfenfly of 75 thoroughbred
the farm of Peter lie*] M|
here,- WiH Ross »
and urged to occupy a seat on
stand; and help ting. Of
*to- il«A.d wjji not be limited
liwrpw i|l iin1 fm the crowd,
be large, will cut
XOtk Wolfer, paid $12,- ; :i:;4
•Aetoj|;^Ml.for l> dn Raleigh. i*year-oid.
- - m of 2^WS champion hull of ,
evening and be there, j it will co3r; the Atherton farm.
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|8;57O,0!$7.22 federal aid the parade of patrols, bands and ubi-
[ and set aside in the formed bodies to escort - the. imperial
addition, agreements to divan to a local theatre. Mayor -CWas.
A ?prqJeots were placed W. Jewett; Governor. Jariaes P. -vGood*
Wheelbarrow Ride*'
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, weather, that Oldsmobarrow ride will
take place in the; V. M: C. A. gymna-
*tom, but that it will come off, ram
frton the side lines: ;
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Sympathetic Strike
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gap;
Is Considered Broken
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X Winnipeg, June 10—The sympathet-
ic strike of iron workers which began.
May 15 is cOitffidered broken todayr
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Mrs. William Jjyne, .chairman of the
county Red Crass society, this morning received ..a
egram from Congressman Clay Stone Briggs
tiat General March, chief of staf£ of the anny^
promised lifen that a uni,t of tke famous 90th
Tejas troops would be routed to Palestine and pa
here. Tb!e exact date has not b^en detejtoined,
soon as the necessary arrangements have been i
it’lViB i^ announced lu the local papers and word
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once-to see thatmothiiig will be left undone to make
visit of the soldier boys a most pleasant one.
Ani effort will be made to have aU the
decorate their places df business, as an immense
fs expected to be here when the bpys antre, '
LA'1
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■ju ^ Further announcements as to the plans
of the homing of the soldier boys
atS^ soon aJs possible.
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MAY RETURN
NOTED FLAG
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Louisville, Ky,. Junc.lO—Kentucky’s.
battle-scarred flag, cUrriod’; hy ‘ Ken-
tucky pioneers until they surrendered
to the British, arid Indiana ht.tbe baU •
tie of the River Raisin in Miehigun
in the war of lil^ uitoy ^ returned • Gustave Noske, the German minister
of defense, is the man who is combat-
4ng the Spartacans throughout tbe
man republio*
hom ' England, where tt was taken
when, the’British army departed from
America.. f ,
The KentucktonS’ battle standard.
motto, ‘United We Stand,is the em-
blein which Maj;. Evelyn Wrench, One1
^of thfe founders of, the EngiisK-Siieak-
fng -Union, reeeitly discovered hang-
er shine, Of coarse. John Roscori tyiU ing ixi thfe.chapqr of Uie Royal hhsplt-
*r.flags. Governor James.I>. HUu:k
said he >ould seek its irflmediate re-
been taken by the British, when Jhe
Kentucky volunteew under General fj.
re, " I,.'. A- • •. ' •_
Oklahoma
M, Winchester
of - inhabitants-
were ambusfied jby '.Indiaps and Brit--
;tw“° ■’TT-?'rna* » Witu
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Detroit. June JO.-v-Thu annual cbm
- ‘ Credit Man Meet.
Till
; j . mHJOl-. J>t»f i". Tit.- annual ron-
I G»(j5lt*t;. S.
fi dna<<«a«d ft
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Senator Knox
0fter$ Resolution
(By Associated Press,}
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Washington. June 10i—A residution
requesting the senate; to declare it
could pot concur in the league of na-
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ator Knox, repiibii6rti member of the t«,sfty ^ Ventral this,
foreign relallbns. committee..
toester j«^hed tor t^e- i^ef: ^ich .
iitants-tk w W1^ ■ nIore- arttatte 8U*« Wm
to bring a riibre definite stege of IhfJ
Wc.e ^ ^ fight'against toe league, asks that
Winder the rwttore Fveetor. at the
«d attacked dir over- before belagT aabmitted
whelmibg- numbere, _ . . ;/... . -lhe ^nMtj (M-'rattficaUbb. At the.
the prisoners and inh:tlm;tin - t.< ^f^^j**1.***
merw bt .l.e :nr«.r*razed .„d,aaS, lJ‘-S,^tl0“ ^ •« ****
who massacred air hut -a. few: These
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relations committed- The resolution
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Chairman-; f*ddge, and there »'as‘,eri-
derice it would have the backing of
those eonducting the fight against the
•league. . Itr ii* understood it' will De
devoting ffs toudh time as
framing reply to German
posais, the Work has not
j stage where, aaming a
for presentation of
possible.. There has
interference with deli
council tof four over this
ultimatum is reported to
sent toe Hungarian
mamding advance into
nia be stopped, gad th
us& allied troops unless the
r:an invasiqn of her n
tory ceases. The main question
the council Is considering is-the
posai of change in the league of
toW covenant whereby
mission will he made easier,
proposed Ranges are prompted
ly by » desire to forostall
fornuMon of another combination
nations with ‘Russia, Germany
i mer Germanic allies taking im
* ■ roles. . It Is felt in some quarters,
rcording ior advices, it Will be
to deal with German^ if She is not
admitted to league.
WEATHER
Daily Weather Bulletin Ii
U. S. Department of Agricul-
ture Weather Bureau*^
For Palestine and vicinity w
p. m. Wednesday: Tonight and
nesday cloddy, scattered showers atod
thunder stoegte. ..
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•-.'Westher Cond
A low prfssufe Area of
Utah-; In the .east the
high.
The . most marked
changes occurred in • the
plains region, where tt-is u
in north and eastern Texas, where
is cooler. • ' '
tat Ion .are reported
.and eastern Texas,
sas and Arkansas/ Light and scatter-
fed showers aieo Occurred in the
west, the upper and middle Mississip-
pi valley and along the Atlantic coast
W. R.
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Hamilton, W. M. & Hamilton, H. V. Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 18, No. 34, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 10, 1919, newspaper, June 10, 1919; Palestine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1015218/m1/1/: accessed April 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Palestine Public Library.