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The Nenana daily news., 1920-04-06

what the attitude of England will be.
 Millerand declares that Germany will be compelled to pay the cost of occupation, because the acts of Ger many forced the French government to resort to coercion. Millerand also states that he expects to be able to convince President Wilson that France is justified in occupy ing the German cities. American Ambassador Wallace was in confer ence with General Foch and Mill lerand for considerable time this afternoon.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-04-06
TAX LIST
 WILL BE MADE PUBLIC

The Nenana school board has de cided to publish list of those who have not paid their school taxes for last year. The list will be pub lished in The Nenana News in June. so that those who have not already paid their taxes may avail them selves of the opportunity to make payment before the date of publica ton.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-04-06
ED PARKS APPOINTED
 SCHOOL TAX OFFICER

At a special meeting of the Ne mana school board, held yesterday afternoon, S. E. Parks was appoint ed special school tax collector, to gather in the annual head tax re- uuired under the territorial law.
 The tax is now due from all male persons between the ages of 21 and
The Nenana daily news., 1920-04-06

A Brewer stage reached Fair banks late yesterday afternoon with eight passengers, whose names ar- peared in yesterdays News, and T consignment of second class mail, which was forwarded to Nenana to- day.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-04-06
GAS RATES WILL SOAR
 AS RESULT OF ACTION

SEATTLE, April 6:-The public service commission has authorized the Seattle Lighting company to increase gas rates 25 percent.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-04-06
Mrs. M. O'Bryan has returned t,

Mrs. M. O'Bryan has returned to Nenana after an absence of several weeks spent in Fairbanks arranging for the spring opening of the O'Bry- an store here. Mrs. O'Bryan brought lot of new things with her.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-04-06
WHERE'S POINDExTER?

SEATTLE, April 6.-Reports of the Michigan primary election which have been received here do not men tion Senator. Poindexter, and the fear is expressed that he failed to make very strong showing.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-04-06

The taking of testimony in the Lindgren case began at Fairbanks this morning. 1t was necessary to summon a special venire of "A jurors before jury could be se- cured.
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from Tokio states that the Japanese government has advised the Vladi- vostok social revolutionaries that Japanese troops will be withdrawn
 from Siberia, provided the Russians will settle the unrest in Vladivostok.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-04-06
ITALY TO BACK FRANCE.

PARIS, April 6.--Advices receiv- ed from Rome today state that the Italian cabinet will give its moral support to the action taken by
The Nenana daily news., 1920-04-06
JOHNSON IS LEADING IN MICHIGAN PRIMARY ELECTk
FRENCH TROOPS CROSS RHINE
 READY TO BACK UP DEMANDS

France, but it has been decided that Italy shall make no move against Germany.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-04-06

made practically no headway 1T their search for the auto bandit.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-04-06

50 years. Mr. Parks will begin col lecting as soon as he qualities.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-04-06

Mrs. Wilson came down from Fairbanks today to accept position out the line, south of Nenana.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION = bungalow
five rooms, mRntel, hardwood floors
throughout. one block from car and iitney
IS 500, si,20 cash, owner, Cedar 153
after D. m
BROADMOOR BUNGALOW-SX ronms
and breakfast room; oak floors, fine TX
lures and decorations basement and ga-
rage. elegantly furnished for the same
price that other Broadmoor bungalows
sell Tor empty, Phone Mr., Morgan. Cedar
40, with Lee I. Brown,
NORTH SIDE, close In. new S.room mod
ern bungalow; French doors; old lNolS
finish; convenient to school for Sbt97'
$1,000 cash. $50 per month Cali Eslsy'
Usage 81.
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MIDDLE AGEu woman wants work as
housekeeping where working daughter
can share fUom and have h0ard Gail
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LEWIS INVESTMENT &C.
tiS Mayo Building os,.. 60,
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EXPERT ueuoEtaphcr. experienced In
legal work cedar a97
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OF LANDS AND LEASES u-A

SAY, YOU WlLDCArTERl
We will give you
s GOO acres Tor
A deep test well 10
$500 feet or
Until shauuwcr pay
on tH found.
This IN inyal
nuyel County, Texas,
Ana ON a Twin
Antclinal Fold
TO one tho Mar Tei,
The Grey Ridge
Nnd Lebee Deep TeHis
Afafnow drilling
At depths from
sec 20 I zee feet
Aud where so or more
Suh-Eurface wells
Have been drilled
To prove Structure.
It's open Tor you
SO get down Here.
And Grab 1T before
The above named Tests
Prove this
An oil Field
Wire
w A. Wakefield.
ana starr street,
Corpus Christi Texas.
THANK Youi -.-..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06

ROOMS and Sleeping porrh g,..l.-.--.
garage east front. on pavement .i,,.
10 car and jltney; best location 81 GOO r,.b'
rest Ike rcnt. Cedar 1914 '''
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FOREST soUTH-Four-r room burrsI5;,y,.
fuli size corner lot; east front one hlock
from car line, direct service TO West Tuiss
only $4,000. $3.50 cash. balance ..sy'
good buy. Usage s2O5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06
BorELs-RooMiNa HOUSES .

DENVER, SIS rooms good furniture
clearing 900 monthly. u 800 with $500
o.sh 10 handle. OaaEo 3iOs
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bf OWNER--s rooms, best norm si,--,--
cation, south front, hardv og.i M io-
downstairs. built-in features ,2of'
heNly decorated good fiNturea. bss.,In,s,.,
saIast, servants quarters, cement d,t'
.pstalfs bringing In over 500 per -
real bargain, to be sold dire, 'h
Sasn' balance good terms. Osapo i,Sp
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BUILT FOR A HOME
owner. Cedar gSi "a"
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or nicely furnished room. win 1teW
path must be close In reference ''ats
dress ANA. care world Adj
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EMPLOYMENT

siruArioNs wANrED-MALr a
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
not sFuOID GOODS

MUSICAL iNsTHI MrNTs %
PLAYER piano for sale, fine condition,
sixty rolls included. Some terms Can
be seen at 905 East sixth
FOR SALE f200 Nictroia ana IS records,
Fl25 as good az new, leaving town. Acme
Moinl 2ls a w EIr.i
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OWNER LEAVING. SAYS SELL
East side. near Hillcrest: on pa,ipp ,,,
broom modern bungalow: nice raot,i'
walks In; only $3.50; $3.50 cash I,i,rr,
arranged viii take less Tor larger casb
payment See this bargain. call Osars ia.
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BrsiNEss OPPORTUNITY. io 'hr
moving picture tusiuesa ie YOUR own
boss Travel and arr the country anu
mako big profits trsIdra lilR money TN tk
tuE feature Cor Hnlr. 500 cash Will buy
D. and start you Boo the picture hurtncnH.
Write AZ unrs 90 apply 1b9 InlsH lNdE
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR SALE
FOR SALE north side; room t.,,-..-5-o'ss
OAK floors, mantel; built In f..t".N,
garage price Ntoe' terms. Phone o.,ss
ELwOoD. NORTH-Five large -,.....-.-.
glasscd In sleeping porch one...s shd
rage, cast 'front.'; best grade Whit "a
,io1,s. . oeautiiully decorated; mantsl SaSS
necessary built-ln features to make 1ua
plete home, price 1900, terms g. y'9' 9'
n, hurst office Cedar s2a. fo.'i..l. L.
NTED--Apartmen,. small ap,r,,l,.s,
or hltely furnished room. with 1tt.W
bath: inust be close in. rcfe,.t, pIlNats
dress 21t-A. care world ADJ
bf OWNER--s rooms. best norm sit--,--
cation. south front. hsriv 5od 10. 70.
DOWNSTAIRS, bullt-in features '.,ofs
newly decorated good fiYtures' n. ...,nie.;
garage, servants quhrtersi cnront 5,ut'
aps.alrs btlnsing IN over 500 per H6s,s'
Cash. balance Insn so6S 10 be ssrm. s.ld direct Pa
SUM ay and after .. y m. Ceda- 's- NV"
'16o CASH; i7b per month py, -
possession OF new i-room modern IN W
,', N.ua. p. on car Ilne. Immediate plsgo.,'
N,Roo REDO 'TION ON BOAVDNyl,a--
SIX rooms and breakfast room S,,..lh
st1r room combination furra,. ~,
pniIt,ln features; beautifully d,ror,,.9'
o"her s3ing away " 500 $4,000 cash
.ia Mayo Buildhs. "'' o.,,. o. -o.,
OWNER IN TEXAS
says cut price 5000 for auict sri. r,
IS the best buy In HIllcres, fot to'5os
-, LEWIS INVESTMENT &C.
70 "syo ,l,, nv,.a,ns orass t,'s
hest nome best price. north Hlda. can
owner. Cedar sSi. ''
Rooms and sleeping porch .T.,-''
garage east front; on pavemouf. .',,.
TO car and jltney; best location q 600 .,,s'
rest Ike rcnt Cedar 1914
OWNER LEAVING SAYS SELL
Fast side; near Hillcrest; on paving ,.,,
broom modern bungalow. nice rfart,i'
walks In; only $3.50. $3.50 cash I,l,rr,
arranged. will take less Tor sre,r '..s
payment See this bargain. call Osars tso5
FOREST SOUTH-Four- room bu,rsI--,,s,.
full size corner lot. east front. ono bioct
IRON car line; direct service 10 West Tulsa
only $4,000; 1850 cash. balance e4sy-
good buy. Usage s2OS.
s6.So0 BUYs 5-room modern buos-I--,--
near Fifteenth street; terms S. 800 cash'
palanee ps easy NJ. j. Glass Company
FOR two days only; clean, cagy t.roo-r'
bungalow! nice bath; ono block or nav
Ing. two blocks from postofflce: west rui.,
1900 cash and {2s monthly, or any terms
70 SUIT you. only f2,bOO. Biggest llttle
snap In town. Room IL Turner Bldg. Os.ss
626l.
1850 CASH. four rooms; modern. sonthesst
part OF city. convenient to O. T.. Il car
line. Price $1,000; balancS monthly. T. NJ
Hollymsn co. Cedar 1889.
1900 CASH, three roomt, plastored sewer
In alley. excellent location. north side.
price 1850. T. NJ. Hollyman CO. Cedar
1889.
FINE homo In Illlcrcst; has everything
that goes 20 make a complete home.
best hulk-ln features. hardwood floors.
roughcd@ln for furnace heat: dandy break.
fast room; large basement: beautifully
DECORATED; east front; garage and drive.
price $500; S9.50O cash. Phone Cedar o.
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-. tisoo REDO 'TloN ON BoARDN.Gs--
SIX rooms and breakfast room. 80
ator room, combination furra, y, y,
n.n., ow,,,.n isa'urer; seautifuly decorated
LEWIS INVESTMENT 60.
ti3 Mayo building o.. 80.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06

hf b"NER-lieautiful Park nm TesI.
denee' rooms and large glated-in
Won, beautiful lawn and shrubbory, shaaS.
elSterni garage, solid driveway two sets
French doors artistic fire place. living
,oohi across 'front.'; ivory finish; Pullman
breakfast room. all built.ln fentu,s.
h.eOo terms or $4,000 cash; leaving city,
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~ Z. -, NV T--FINe IafKO rn-T-g ~
glasscd IN sleeping porch. ono. ahd
rage; cast front; best grade "a rt "a
floors, beautifully decorated; msr,I osk
necessary built.in features To rral and
a. Hurst. office Cedar sql ~ L.
Usage 1871 '"N'lencs
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COMPETENT sten.Ffaphof with sofu' 'N-
Eoficuco tn bookkeeping uoy 2l2 u.
care World
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wNNrrp-rO noRRow

WANTED no 3urroW 81 400 tor two
ycars uu lW property, Tot improvements
on Same, good security, Address HoN
2lf-A care World
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FINANCIAL.

GUINNESS MITES -
HIVE guptND FLOOR space fut man
with o. 900 t0 1000 Iu o. new company
1iF opportunity Phone oeHu' $500
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ROPERTY Tor EXCHANGE
ENCMANGE Al AIrnMnRII.Es 10

FOR SALE on TRAuE-l3lS Model Max
well thummy roadster, cheap Tor cash
Usage gul.
WAN1ED-ro trade block u lots m
ColllnsNil.e for used car, Address 2gG-A,
care world
L-n 4AL-- M mn ~ --A..n. , .-..-.-.......-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06

HpHIh SIDE t-roon bungalow, screen
porch; 100 feet well: close to school
and jitncy line, $3.50, $3.50 cash Pholan
Usage 46s2
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ENCHANGE-REAL ESTATE

~ ~ u
FOR EXCHANGE new 10000 south sde
home for home NJ less value or Tulsa IN
FuR EXCHANGE 100 feet on high level
corner. 90 Kendall. plenty bearing fruit
irrtE. VIII take Dodge or light car part
payment Price N,25o Phone Cedar $50
Wan fEn-ro trade s-room modern house
with garage Tor t-room house. Cali
Allison, Usage 1859.
.FnN IkApE--5-room modern bungalow.
close In, convenient tn school; also I.
room house, | Will take good car; small
.pr property vacant lot or anything worth
the money. can hstey, Usage SO,
ron SALE or VII trade Tor vacant lot "
sci. ls first payment on small house ami
lot, hagguge and transfer business con
sisilng ot phone, team, harness and light
transfer wagon $500. Terms II desired
Phone Don baggage line, Usage iSis for
appointment
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PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
ENCHANGE-REAL EsTA

DANDY brand new. strictly modern mn
crest home. 7 rooms 2 halls, basement
Immediate possessing. to exchange for
Tulsa county farm my equity 5000.
Frank Jones, b2i South Boston. OHsge
A61g
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MENNING ArrNKKl

W. want 10 buy car load II second
hand furniture OF all kinds. Cail
us quick. Bowers Furniture Co, 3
: Cincinnati Usage 3O0G.
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OWNER ~ TEXAS
Says cut price 5000 for ouirt sci. -,
Is the best buy In Huicrest fot tis 5ns
with terms '' ftNfNVV
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on L,~ps A>p LEASES a.

DRtit.iEG CONTRACTORS a. wanted.
contract drilliHE by the foot Have two
attingH new standard tools. Tho Athin
CITY IarH
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81 years experience.
also Ecu0rul office and sccrttaHni ~
perience Esdpf ithG
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''oV 'ASH' Ffb per month uut ,-
possession OF new 4-room modern b',o.. w
In kenda.' on car Tine. lnfneJist N'u,s
ION. Phone Usage S3O5 '''ia'''
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ON iWpr.ve' TUBA property low rates NJ
interest Ithcfn contract SO long dr.
lays. Nc rcd tApD
ApkISoN, PAYNE s. HENRY
loans Insurance, bonds 32A Kennedy
Building
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INSTRUCTION.
nDuCAri0NAL Am MrsICNI 4

noucArioNAL Am MrsiCAL 10
buNNlNd SYSTEM Tor tcachiug music
Special classes Tor children studio 10
West Fifth. Phone Usage 1lin.
DANCING AND DRAMATIC so
EXPRESSION, social aes Jhetic and
toe dancing studio III South
Denver. Cedar COS,
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OWOCEUY ron HNtE
South side Livlug rooms Ia connection.
cash business rhouo O3uEc itJ.
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WANTED Position ty experienced com.
tometor operator CAN cedar agf
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srENDUHApUEH. Desires position. would
con .lier aaving oity Address nos ta'.A.
care world
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bEHINE uOnIIIon n dfuE nt0fo, cTptfl-
enc"d cashier Nrd cigar Eiri Phone
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-15
PLANES TO FLY
 TO FAR ALASKA
 FROM NEW YORK
Army Airmen Start Today on 5000 Mile Journey to Map
 Military Route

MlNEOLA, N. Y, July IA. - Prep arations for the 9,OO0-mile flight to Nome, Alaska, and return, which army airN service airplanes will at tempt at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn ing, virtually were finished tonight Selection of an observer for one ma chine only remains. The planes were tuned up" and inspected late to- day. completing weeks careful grooming for the journey which has been officially termed the Alaskan Flying Expedition. With the placing of emergency rations and water bot ties aboard. officers in charge tonight said the expedition was ready for the gun
 Offical reasons given for the flight are the establishment of direct air route to Alaska for the movement of air service units in event of need, and photographing unmapped, inac- cessible areas of Alaska that would require three years for ground sur veying.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-15
ME XICANS SEEK
 WORK IN TEXAS
G.4ssoeiafcd Press Leased Wir,J

MEXICO CITY, July IA. - Last year 15,OOO families emigrated from Mexico to Texas alone, the secretary of commerce and labor announced, according to Fl Universal, today. The newspaper quotes Provisional Presi- dent de la Huerta as saying that lack of work in Mexico and better pay in the United States were the reasons for the exodus. which was aggravated by recent strikes in Mexico The government, however, the president declared could not prevent emigra- ton, which would be limiting person. al freedom.
 Sweeping reforms in the tariffs charged by railways, especially freight rates, are being made by the secretary of communications and public works, Says the Excelsior Changes in the rates will be made after a conference with all interests involved. the department having adopted meAods pursued by the in- terstate commerce commission.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-15
SAYS FARM LAND ISI. Y|NG IDLE
 IN JAPAN
Witness Tells House Board Orientals Have Plenty of
 Room at Home

SACRAMENTO. July IA - Five million acres of farm lands are lying idle in Japan, H. Stanley Benedict of the state board of control told the house committee on immigration and naturalization here today while testi- flying at the inquiry into the Jap anese question on the Pacific coast. With all this land idle. Mir. Benedict said, Japan should not plead that nee essity existed for an American out let for surplus population.
 Strict guard over the Mexican bor- der to prevent clandestine entrance of Japanese into California, closer regulation of Japanese fishing launches in southern California and an exclusion law putting Japanese in the same class as Chinese for immi- grafton purposes. are wanted from congress by California, Mir. Benedict told the committee.
 All the witnesses but one heard today expressed themselves as oppos-
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-15
FIRE ON MINE
 FROM AMBUSH
(4ssociofed Press Leosed Ni,<J

f4SSorfnfed PreSS Leased WueJ
 WILLIAMSON, w. Va, Persons con- cealed in dense undergrowth Of the mountains on the West Virginia side of Tug river, five miles north of here today attacked the tipple of the Borderland Coal company on the Ken lucky side. The fire was returned by men on guard at the mine which is in the Mingo strike district. Reports re- ceived this afternoon said there were no casualties.
 A posse was quickly made up by Mingo county authorities and hurried to the scene of the fighting. Blood hounds were taken. Borderland was the scene oI a similar attack last week, shots having been fired over the little village on the West Virginia side into the coal tipple high up on the Kentucky mountains.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-15
CITY EXPENSES
 OF PHOENIX GO
 TO BIG FIGURE
Budget for Coming Year Is Nearly Doubled by Growth
 of Capital City
(Assoeiat.d Pyess Lea-.,i Wi,s)

fdssoeidf.d Pyefs LeG-si WirS)
 PHOENIX, July IA. - A budget of s94S,521.70, for expenses of the city of Phoenix from July 1, 1920 to June 30. 1921. was submitted for the city com mission today by City Manager -. 4. Thompson. Last years budget was S56S. .651.90 It was brought out that during the past year the corporarion area has increased 27 per cent. doub- ling. however, the miles of streets to be prinkled and the cost of leaning ditches and furnishing water for irri- gation. In older sections of the city, water for irrigation and for household consumption are piped to the prem ises.
 It was announced by the city mana ger that under the new budget the tax rate would be S14S on the $1O0 of property valuation, whereas last year it was S1.06. The new rate includes 27 cents for interest on bond for the Verde water system of furnishing water to the city of Phoenix from the Verde river
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-15
COX OPENS FIRE LIN HARDING ON LEAGUE
 ISSUE
Will Dedicate Campaign to Readjusting the Affairs
 of Civilization
SUFFRAGE.TTES MAKE.
 lNSlSTENT DEMAND
Convicts Thank Candidate for Making Prison Home
 for Reform
lfstoeinted Pr<st Leased WireJ

TSsoei6fed FrfSs Leased WtrsI COLUMBUS, O., July 14.-Goyernor J. A. Cox, the Democratic nominee. today fired the first volley of the campaign at his Republican opponent. Senator Harding, announced definitely that his official notification will he held at Trails End, Dayton, and stated that the Democratic national commit tee will meet in Columbus, July 20. in stead of in Dayton as was previously intimated.
 In his first official statement,
 in answer to Senator Hardinq's
 charge that the administration ar
 Washington has saddled the League of Nations upon him as
 the chief campaign issue, the gov ernor declared that his own cam paign twill be dedicated to the task of bringing about peace with honor, of readjusting the affairs
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-15
MAY FIGHT IN MEXICAN TOWN
 ON TEXAS LINE
Laredo Commandant Receives Order to Surrender Forces
 to Rebel Chief
L4ssoeiaied Pre-, rcat,f Irir,l


 LAREDO, Texas, July l4. The federal garrison at .Nuevo Laredo. Mexican town opposite this city. was sleeping on it's arms tonight follow ing receipt of a demand for it's sur render to anti-government forces.
 The demand. according 10 Mexican consul Zaracha. was made by Gen eral Ricardo Gonzales, who has sever al hundred disaffected soldiers and customs guards under his command. The demand, the consul said. met de- finite refusal on the part of the com mander 'of the garrison al Nuevo La redo.
 Nuevo Laredo is virtually isolated from Mexico by the cutting of all wire and rail communication to the south.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-15
Work Just Begins"

Work Just 6e9inS
 Christensen, who presided over part of the fusion party sessions, was chairman of the As convention prior to the amalgamation.
 He took the stand as the vote was announced and was greeted by a warm demonstrations
 My work has just begun" he said in announcing his acceptance
 The "Farmer-Labor Party" was the name chosen by the convention of the new political party here tonight.
 Ls Toilette Quits
 Robert LaFollette, Jr., notified new party leaders tonight that his father would not run under any circum- stances on the platform adopted
 l. A. H. Hopkins, chairman of the national committee of the Committee of AS. moved the formal withdrawal of the name of Senator LaFollattee and the convention Sustained his mo- ton.
 The statement from Senator La Palette as read by his son. was as follows:
 "I have just been informed that contrary to my expressed wishes my name has been placed in nomination before your convention.
 In view of the circumstances which have arisen l do not consider myself available and must therefore decline to run if the nomination he rendered me. I earnestly hope that my name will be withdraw with out further delay"
 Mrs. Jos. Lovereglio of Illinois placed the name of Herbert Bigelow of Ohio in nomination.
 c. J. McDougal of Arkansas pre- scented the name of Governor l.. J. Frazier of North Dakota.
 Jane Addams of Illinois was pre- scented to the convention by Mrs. c. V. Jeffries of Illinois as candidate, after which P. P. Christensen took the platform and withdrew his name while Charles Thomson of North Dakota stated that he had authority