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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-05-16
Story of the Growth of the
Order and Stirring Events
of the Early Days

The first Grand Lodge in Nefmont gas held in
Montpelier Dee ~. 1877. bat six months before that
time preliminary convention held in Bethel nj which
nine Of the III subordinate lodges In the state rep
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-07-05
new COLLECTOR
OF CUSTOMS NOW
ON A VISIT HERE

Roy Campbell Of San Antonio.
newly appointed collector Of custorhs
for the San Antonio district. arrived
In Brownsville today on his first Wis
IL Of inspection to this border port.
Mr.. Campbell was sworn into office
on July /. succeeding Tom Coleman.
His first official trip was TO Laredo.
and after completing his visit TO
Brownsville. Hidalgo and Rio Grande
City, the latter two SUPPORT Of
Brownsville. he expects to go TO
Eagle Pass.
Mr. Campbell II not unfamiliar
with this section az Texas. Up to sew
eral years ago he was interested in
preceding systems and cold storage
plants in the Valley. After dispos-
ing Of his interests here he became
identified with the onion industry
in the Laredo district.
Mr.. Campbel's appointment had
the support of r. B. Creager Of
of Brownsville and F. w. Scobey Of
San Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-07-05
CRUISER AND GUNBOAT
ORDERED To TAMPIC0
PROTECT US. PROPERTY

WASHINGTON. ID. g., Suiy 5-The
cruiser Cleveland and the gunhoat
Sacramento have been orliered 70
Tampico TO protect American inter-
ests in the event they are jeopardized
because of labor troubles resulting
from the unemployment situations
according TO navy department adj
vices. The Sacramento should reach
Tampico today from Galveston. The
Cleveland was ordered from Cristo-
bal. Canal Zone, and probably win
not reach Tampico before Thursday.
Both the vessels were assigned 20 the
American special service squadron I'm
south Central American waters. Rear
Admiral Bryan ~ commanding.
Ii was explained AZ the navy de-
partment that unemployment was
constantly increasing in and around
Tampico because Of depression in
the oil industry there due to the new
tax system, and that ineipient riots
in increasing labor troubles result
ed. II was said. however, that the
vessels will take no action unless n
serious situation arose. Reports
from Tampico yesterday that several
ships Of the Atlantic fleet arrived at
Tampico were declared at the de-
partmcnt to be- premature.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-07-05
OVERRULES MOTION
TOQUASH CHARGES
in BASEBALL CASES

tBy The Associated PressI
CHICAGO, Ill.,, july J-Judge Hugo
Friend today ov-rruled motion 10
quash the general conspiracy indict.
ment against fifteen former baseball
players and alleged gamblers In con-
nection with the worlds series scand.
al. The defense Immediately moved
that the state be required 10 elect on
which Of twelve counts IT, will press
trial.
Judge Friend finally allowed a mo-
ton b ythe defense for a bill OF paxv
ticulars. the first three counts OF
are conspiracy to commit a cosfk
dence game on Charles Minis, cons.
piracy to obtain money on false pre-
lenses from Minis and conspiracy to
commit confidence games.
Judge Friend denied the defense
plea that the state be required TO af-
feet final count trial to proceed on
and irdered the case to proceed un-
der the full indictment. The de-
fense then asked for bill of par
ticulars. The state announced that
the judge would be called TO refute
the claims by the defense that. play
ers were not under contract to the
clubs during the worlds series.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-07-05
INDEMNIFY LAB0RERS,
OBREGON'S ORDER To
CLOSED OIL CONCERNS

MEXICO CITY, July : Oil COM
panies which ceased operations in
the states Of Taiiaulipas ~and Vera
Cruz without sufficient justifica-
ton" were ordered TO pay indemni-
fication 10 employees thrown out of
work by their action in decree is
sued by President Obregon last night
The cessytion of work was especial
ly noted among American concerns.
Although the amount fthe Indem.
tniy is not stated, IL is understood
That all laborers will receive three
months pay.
Reports from the Tampico district
Indicate there has been marked ccs-
sation Of work the past week. Cen
rral Gomez, commander Of the feder-
al troops in the Tampico region, re-
ported that more -han 10000 work
men have been dismissed In the last
few days by foreign oil companies.
No reason for the action was an
nounced by the companies, but It I,
understood to be an act of reprisaI
against the recent decree increasing
he taxes on petroleum.
Reports from the Vera Cruz fields
Indicate that British companies are
speeding up operations instead of de-
creasing their forces. At Puerto Lo-
bos, where the pipe line terminals a-e
operated by Americans. work j. clos
ed down.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-07-05
CHILDREN, WIVES, AND
DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW IN
FAMINE SECTION. SOLD
(Ry Tie Associated rrrssl

PEkING. China, July 5-Statis-
tics Of the sale Of children. wives
and daughters-in-law in the south
Chill famine districts. prepared by
the international Famine Relief Com
mittee, indicated that between
deaths and sales many villages arc
completely stripped of children.
Prices appear to have ranged from
81 to $50. although the traffic Is
due primarily to poverty. II appears
that the dealers worked upon the Gu
pidity Of fathers and husbands in
many cases and rcsorted TO adroit
measures 10 evade the law BY re-
cruiting the victims for various ques-
tionable purposes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-07-05
GRAFT SCANDALS
in SO. MANCHURIA
Japanese Colonial Affairs
Need Drastic Reform,
Officials Claim

UDklD. July ;. w. Graft scandals in
connection with the management ~ the
South Manchuria Railway which led a.
the dismissal Of the high officials have.
been made the subject II condemnation d
Of the government by the Triyy Council
Of the Empire.
The resolution of the Priyy Council
declares that Japanese Colonial affairs
need drastic reform. II was attached to
a bill proposing revision of the regiiia
tions for the kwantung Leased territory.
IL continues:
The position We occupy in South
Manchuria was gained after a war in
which safety If the nation was at stake.
and It's Importance IL 80 great that the
develop NJ NJ that part ~ Asia has a
vital bearing On the national prosperity
~ the Japanese people The south
Manchuria Railway Company IL not II
business concern ~ the ordinary de-
Srriptiun. and il may not o. too much a.
say that il j. the price nf the blood ~
our people.
The nature nf the South Manchuria
Railway being such. We the members
of the Privy Council of the Empire. can
not help but share in the regret If the
general public at the prevailing condition
of affairs as rqyealc'l by the various
scandals in which high officials are IN
vulvrd"
The Frivy Councils resolution then
nrgcS ~ the government. ''ila. necessity
~ taking proper steps. net only a. put u
check M the present impossible St
uation Int ~ place these affairs III such
shape that they will Head t. fnrthr
development of our interests IL that part
nf "ur territory"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-07-05
WANDERER NOT "SORE"
AGAINST THE JURORS
uRv The Associated Press,

CHICAGO. ILL.,. July 5-Carl Wan
derer. resentenced 10 be hanged on
July % after he was found sane fol-
lowing insanity plea filed after his
conviction for killing his wife and
unborn child and ragged strang-
err is not discouraged and has on
hard feelings against the jury. As
slstant Jailer Holden said that Wan
dcrer told him today: well. didn't
put il over. just as I expected. The
only reason we tried the insanity
dodge was 10 get more time. I'll have
a little longer to live than otherwise.
I'm not crazy and have no complaint
against the jury"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-07-05
W.O. W. HEAD HAS
ANNUAL REPORT
Describes Obstacles Thrown
in Way Of Management
Of the Order

NEW YORK. July =. - W. A. Fraser
of Omaha. sovereign commander sf the
Woodmen of the World i'm his annual re.
port submitted To the Woodmen national
convention here today. described the lob
stacles which were thrown in the way ot
the management by those who are al
ways opposed a. any new departure re
gar,lless ~ it, virtues" and explained
what measures We're ~ w. rut forth TO
combat the inSurging elements.
ITO hnrasS the management. the In
surginE faction brought numerous suits
il different states. All ~ which were de-
cIded in favor ~ the society" Com.
mandcr Fraser said.
In the prelude. he set forth the evn-
luton from what he termed the s'un.
scientific plan Of rating fraternal 80.
cieties from their inception until the
present date. when most societies ara
conforming with the laws requiring al.
cauacy If rates" II is through his sug-
rrsti"n. the report continued. that tha
Woodmcn Of the World made n suhstan-
cial Increase ~ rates a. far hack ne
1901. and M almost every national con-
vcnti"n since that date ~ strongly urged
plans fur adequacy and accomplished his
HNiTlFff~f ~ IfFAlFFANNiAF AtF MRsAfAN Ut
the convention VI 1919. which. IN one
stroke increased the ~ncicty'S solvenry
from ~ ~ i0l Prr cent"
The uniform rank l. nm important ad-
iunct ts any fratcrnal organization. Mr..
Fraser stated. aud he strongly recnm-
men.ied reorganization of this branch on
an extensive scale.
Other steps recommended included
erection of n monument in France for
thc nrganization'S soldier dead. esiahlish-
mcnt &C home for aged and sanltar.
iuil for members tuhercularlr afflicted.
The task ~ rcratinE a society with
n membership W nearly million mems
hers ~ net accomplished with out et~r-
nal vigilance upon the part ~ the man-
aGcmcnt" MIR. Fraser concluded. "and
a. thc burden NJ the responsibility rests
upon the organizations managing head.
its president. the worries and rcspnn-
sihlitics during the past year have heen
great. ! feel however, fully compen-
sated through the enthusiastic endors~-
ment given me by the large majority q
the membership together with ma"" ~.
mendations which l have rcceive'i from
the different state insurance dcpart-
ments"