U S and Mexico Sign Records for Resumption of Diplomatic Ties
Representatives of the United States and Mexico sign records after thirteen weeks of talks in Mexico City, paving the way for resumption of diplomatic relations. Delegations endorse subsoil petroleum and agrarian interpretations and set plans for claims conventions to settle expropriation disputes and historic damages.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
United States
Mexico
Charles B. Warren
John Barton Pavrte
Fernando Gonzales Oa
Ramon Ross
Obregon
Juan Urquidi
J. Ralph Ringe
Washington
Coolidge
Hughes
Miners Rescued After Wyoming Blast Amid Fatalities
Thirty seven miners were rescued alive and unharmed after a Wyoming blast. Search for the body of one man continued as authorities confirm fatalities and ongoing recovery efforts.
Fragmentary OCR note from 159 page section
A terse OCR fragment records unclear items including a reference to 159 and mentions near unreadable details. The text lacks coherent names, places, or concrete events to identify a full news item.
Weather forecast for New Mexico Arizona region Aug 1
Denver dispatch notes unsettled Thursday with possible thunderstorms and warmer conditions in the north. Friday brings fair skies in the south with local storms and continued heat in the north. Arizona expected to be fair Thursday and Friday, with possible showers in the northeast Thursday.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Local University Weather Report Summary
Conditions for the previous 24 hours show a high of 5 degrees, a low of 2 degrees, and a rough range. Humidity around 68 percent with variable precipitation none and light southerly winds. The day was largely cloudy.
Completion of US Mexico recognition committee work in Mexico City
The American Mexican recognition committee finished its task in Mexico City signaling the end of preliminaries for restoring diplomatic relations. Full U S recognition of the Mexican government may be delayed as the commissioners only prepared a report and lacked powers to bind either government. The next step is presenting the report to both governments.
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Washington
Mexico City
United States
Ku Klux Klan Seizes Valparaiso University in Indiana
The Ku Klux Klan announces the completion of the purchase of Valparaiso University for 359,000 dollars to create the National University. Five hundred thousand dollars will fund immediate improvements and a half million dollar endowment while trustees resign and five Klan trustees assume control. The school will operate nonsectarian and open to all who meet admission standards.
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Indianapolis
Valparaiso University
Valparaiso
Ind
Ku Klux Klan
Milton Elrod
The
Fiery Crosse
Klan
National University
Elrod
Elred
C. C. Watkins
Columbus
University
Indiana
Prison Farm Trusty Escapes During Work Session
Ceci la Fevre, a trusty on the state prison farm, escaped today at Work. Tracked to Casa Grande he is believed to have boarded a west bound freight. He is serving six to eight years for robbery from Tucson after two years of confinement and parole application.
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Florence
Asir
Cecila Fevre
la Fevre
Casa Grande
Tucson
Mob storm at Berlin prison frees prisoners
A mob in Berlin broke into the Jalil at Zeity, smashing doors and opening cells. It released all prisoners, described by the Augsburger dispatch as mostly ordinary criminals.
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Berlin
Deutsche Allgervine Zeitung
Walle
Jalil
Zeity
Roy Montreal decision over Fox in ten round featherweight bout
Kid Roy of Quebec captured a ten round decision over Jose Fox of England to claim the featherweight title of the British Empire. The bout was even until the tenth round when Roy nearly knocked Fox out.
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Hid Roy
Montreal
Kid Roy
Quebec
Jose Fox
England
Joy
British Empire
Toy
Fox
Explosion Toll at Kemmerer Mine Reaches Ninety Seven
Kemmerer Wyoming August report details 97 miners killed at Kemmerer Coal Company Mine No 1 near Frontier. Pumps for water and air undamaged. search continues for one missing miner as bodies are recovered and prepared for burial.
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Kemmerer
Wryo
Associated Press
United States
Kemmererley
Wheat acreage decline eyed across states in fall sowing
Washington Aug 15 The Agriculture Department reports a 15.5 percent drop or 7 177 000 acres in planned winter wheat sowing this fall from last year based on 65 000 farmer reports If realized total sown area would be about 69 200 000 acres down from 46 379 000 last year Rye acreage also falls by about 9 percent with last fall sown at 5 284 000 acres The fall sowing rates in key states show varied percentages with Washington 106 Ohio 86 Michigan 86 Illinois 0 Missouri 75 Nebraska 0 Kansas 60 Texas 82 Oklahoma 78 Colorado 90 and Illinois 93 among others.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Moonshine Triggered Fight Between Two Relatives
In Alvarado laundry two in law brothers from Martineztown argued over liquor yesterday afternoon. Antonio Pino fled. Florencio Gallegos was arrested for drunkenness and disturbing the peace after officers found moonshine on him. Gallegos and Pino fought, breaking windows. Gallegos wounded, jailed on bond.
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Alvarado
Antonio Pino
Florencio Gallegos
Gallegos
Pino
Salazar
Carter
Galleger
Martineztown
J. A. Reidy
Federal agents guard Mrs Reid in Chicago after threats
Two federal narcotic agents were assigned to guard Mrs Wallace Reid widow of a movie star after she received two threatening telephone messages to stop her anti drug campaign. She reports ongoing anonymous threats during her public campaign against drugs in Chicago.
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Chicago
Wallace Reid
Supreme Court hears friendly tax suit over soldiers exemption
Special to The Journal from Santa Fe reports the state supreme court heard arguments in the State Taxpayers' association challenge to the soldiers' exemption act. No decision date was announced.
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Supreme Court
Santa Fe
State Supreme Court
State Taxpayers’ Association
Harding's Name to Be Placed on Elks Roll
Everett Washington August 15 The state convention of Miks adopted a resolution to place the name of Warren G Harding upon the roll of every lodge in Washington state.
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Harding
Everett
Wash
Miks
Warren G. Harding
Washington State
Horacio C. De Baca Transfers to Peruvian Embassy Post
Horacio C. De Baca son of former Governor H. C. De Baca has spent three years with South American embassies. He moves from the La Paz Bolivia mission to the Peruvian embassy where he serves as secretary.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Horacio C. de Baca
H. C. de Baca
South America
la Pag
Bolivia
Peru
New Mexico Convict Captured at Kingman
Charles M. Harris the New Mexico convict who escaped from the state penitentiary at Santa Fe on August 8 was captured in Kingman Arizona Aug 15 by Sheriff W P Mahoney. Harris had three guns on him and no resistance. He allegedly traveled in three stolen cars from Santa Fe Grants and Flagstaff and will be held for New Mexico authorities.
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H Kingman
Ariz
Charles M. Harris
New Mexico
Sama Fe
W. P. Mahoney
Mohave County
Harris
Flagstaff
Aziz
Harrie
Santa Fe
Grants
N. M
Standard Oil Announces Gasoline Price Reduction
Standard Oil cuts retail gasoline price by 1. cents a gallon in Columbus and Cincinnati on Aug 15. Retail price set at 26 14 cents, wholesale 18 58 cents in Columbus. In Cincinnati the cut brings tank wagon price to 18 44 cents and filling stations to 29 15 cents.
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Standard
Columbus
Ohio
Standard Oil Company
Cincinnati
Sanatorium for Colored Masons May Come Here
Albuquerque may gain a sanatorium for colored tubercular patients after the grand lodge of colored Masons unanimously approved Albuquerque as the site. Dr. Austin of Albuquerque offered a site, and prominent colored professionals and property owners were noted. The grand lodge's officers and members were honored at a banquet at the Armory.
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Albuquerque
Grand Lodge of Colored Masons
Austin
Eureka Lodge No. 123
Grand Lodge
Larkig
Moa
L. &. Tiernel
William Sprague
Samuel Nelson
Pueblo
Colo
J. E. Hernel
Cheyenne
Wyo
Armory
Santa Fe Man Fined for Drunk and Disorderly Incident
Albert Tf Clancy from Santa Fe was fined 325 and costs by Justice of the Peace Montoya for drunk and disorderly conduct. He appealed and was released on his own recognizance. A whisky bottle linked to Clancy was turned over to federal authorities as officers probe liquor possession.
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Albert Tf. Clancy
Santa Fe
Court of Justice of the Peace
Monteva
Gonzvaresa
Clancy
Gonzales
Micaela Medrano
West Central Avenue
Justice of the Peace
Montoya
Prohibition Office
Henry Mente
John Doe
Investigation of the gasoline price situation urged
Washington August 15 Thomas H Henry president of the American Automobile association urged congress to investigate gasoline prices to deliver lasting relief for consumers He wrote to 300 affiliated clubs urging them to press representatives for action He argued that a fair ultimate solution requires federal action balancing consumer producer and distributor interests
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Washington
Congress
Thomas H. Henry
American Automobile Association
Sali Mir. Henry
La Fonda Grill Corp Incorporation Filed in Santa Fe
Incorporation papers filed with the corporation commission by La Fonda Grill Corporation of Santa Fe. Authorized capital stock $5,000 with $2,000 paid in. Incorporators are H. H. Goalstone Denver Leopold Gonzales Santa Fe A. M. Edwards Santa Fe.
Tiplitz Stops Flores in Third Round in New York
Philadelphia boxer Joe Tiplitz knocked out Hlino Flores of the Philippines in the third round of their ten round scheduled bout. Flores claimed no feal, but the referee ruled the knockout valid. Finpes weighed 137 and Tiplitz 138.
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Pflores
New York
Joe Tiplitz
Philadelphia
Hlino Flores
Philippines
Flores
Finpes
Yiplita
Muller Free to Handle Lands Across Counter in New Order
State Land Commissioner Justiniano Baca orders Fritz Muller to conduct all dealings in the land office across the counter. The dispute centers on Muller and former attorney Barker allegedly vetting leases and refunds and claims of restricted access to outside attorneys.
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Baca
Santa Fe
Justiniano Baca
Fritz Muller
Waca
Muller
Charles H. Barker
Barker
W. H. Atkinson
Mr. Zimmerman
Russians Petition Labeled Propaganda by Immigration Chiefs
At Angel Island, immigration officials dismissed a Russian deportees petition as propaganda. About eighty Russians await deportation, with twenty from the refuges party brought by Merritt. Forty seek habeas corpus to stay, and twenty slated for return on an army transport leaving August 29.
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San Francisco
Angel Island
America
Nussia
China
Philippines
Russia
Refuges Party
Merritt
Insurance agent recounts $25 fee to recover stolen car
T J Holdeman of Browles Heldeman insurance agents said sheriffs demanded $25 when he went to Bern to recover a stolen auto from R W Pankey's garage the morning Charlie Harris escaped. He handed over the money and got a receipt and will raise the matter with proper authorities.
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Santa Fe
T. J. Heldeman
Browles & Heldeman
Sandoval County
Bernalike
R. W. Pankey
Charlies Harris
Holdeman
Special levy authorized to fight pear blight in Mesilla valley
Dona Ana County commissioners chairman C F McKnight secured state tax commission consent for a five million special levy on orchard lands to raise funds against a pear blight menacing the Mesilla valley crop. The county agricultural agent will supervise the campaign.
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Santa Fe
C. F. McKnight
Dona Ana County
State Tax Commission
Mesilla Valley
Utah Flood Relief Efforts Expand After Destruction
Salt Lake City reports relief measures for the homeless and reconstruction in northern Utah. Willard searchers resume debris work for bodies as the death toll stands at ten and property loss reaches 1.5 million dollars. Governor Mather calls for 75660 in state aid and forms a 16 member flood relief committee. National guards lead rescue teams near Farmington and Willard. Elks lodges contribute 5060 to relief funds.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Willard
Mather
National
Farmington
Farmington Canyon
State Lodges of Elks
Democrats Back Pollard Cousin of Coolidge for Senate
Burlington Vermont August 15 Park H Pollard first cousin of President Coolidge was endorsed by the Democratic state committee as candidate for United States senator to succeed the late William P Dillingham Pollard has chaired the state committee since 1914 and is a Proctorville merchant He supports reedification of the Woolstead act and the committee backed making it a top platform issue
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Burlington
Park H. Pollard
Coolidge
United States
William P. Dillingham
Proctoreville
Pollard
Man Who Ran Off With Ford Still At Large
A suspected thief fled with a Ford from a driving company after a fruit trip to Estancia. William Simpson is charged with hiring an audio and running away. He was spotted Tuesday on Sedillo Hill heading east toward Estancia, then possibly Encino. Police wires were sent to intercept him. Sheriff Zamora commented on the pursuit.
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Estancia
William Simpson
Ford Comepany
Simpson
Sedillo Hill
Encino
Zamora
T. W. House Dies in Houston at 78
T. W. Souse, 78, former postmaster of Houston and brother of Col. E. M. House, died at his home in Houston on Aug. 15.
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T. W. House
Houston
Texas
T. W. Souse
Col. E. M. House
De Valera Arrested by Free State Forces in Ennis
Irish republic leader Eamonn De Valera was seized during an election speech in Ennis by Free State troops. He fainted amid a crowd stampede and was taken to the county jail. several injured as soldiers restored order. The arrest splits the cabinet and could boost his election prospects.
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Eamonn DE Valera
Ennis
Associated Press
Irish Republic
Free State
Market Square
Mr. de Valera
de Valera
Sany
Yo¢al
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