Treasury rules bar liquor on vessels in U S waters
Washington June 3 treasury drafts strict rules enforcing the Supreme Court decision barring all beverage liquor from U S territorial waters after 12 01 am June 10. No loopholes remain and shipments of liquor face prohibition with limited exemptions for medicinal and ceremonial uses.
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Treasury
U.S. Waters
Supreme Court
Washington
The
United States
Great Britain
France
Taly
Japan
Portugal
Spain
Netherlands
America
Royal Mail
Hiy Company
Stailners Toew
York
Sifivana
Vera Cruz
Lquor
Iim
Prospects Bright for Early Reserve of Foreigners
Report says prospects are bright for the early reserve of foreigners with a potential split among Suchow Train Bandits identified as the only difficulty remaining.
Fire causes heavy damage on freighter Willam A. Meckenny
A blaze in the cargo of the freighter Willam A. Meckenny in Los Angeles harbor caused more than 100000 dollars in damage. The steamer arrived from New York and the fire started last night in oakum. Firefighters brought the fire under control late today.
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Los Angeles
Oakum
Willam A. Meckenny
Los Angeles Harbor
New York
Weather forecast for Denver and regional areas
Forecast calls for Denver and New Mexico on Monday and Tuesday with fair conditions in the west and unsettledness in the east. Little temperature change expected across Arizona, with similar fair conditions and minor shifts in temperature and wind.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
University Weather Record Ends Day With Mild Conditions
Traaditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 p m yesterday show a high around 67 with humidity at 38 percent and a low near 54. Precipitation measured at zero. The report records temperatures and humidity from the university weather station.
Making Alaska a Land of Plenty Through Agriculture
Special report shows Alaska shifting from mining camps to agricultural hubs. Rampart and Fairbanks host large USDA stations, proving Alaska can grow vegetables, small fruits, and cereals despite short frost-free periods. Reindeer meat, hardy cattle, sheep, and fish pastures support year-round needs.
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Washington
Fairbanks
Alaska
United States
Rampart
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Harding
Agricultural Department
Arctic Circle
Almekia
Sitka
Outlaw Leaders Brought To Tsaochwang After Conference
Two brigand chiefs San and Kuo were escorted to Teaoeshiwang after talks with General Chen. The conference aimed to continue prisoner release terms with the Suchow bandits and show good faith by releasing four foreign captives.
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Associated Press
Kriwands
Sun Mei-Yao
Kuo Chit-Sat
Bobo Liu
Bobo
Chen
San
Kuo
Tenaochwang
Paodzuku
Tenochwang
Largest timber sale of year approved for Coconino Forest
The district forest office approved a contract with Saginaw and Manistee Lumber Company for 15,600,096 feet of saw logs, the largest timber sale in the southwest this year. Priced at $3 per 1,000 feet, most timber is western yellow pine with a small Douglas fir portion. The stand spans Coconino and Tusayan forests, mainly on the former, and includes about 49,000,000 feet of privately owned timber. The Saginaw and Manistee mill at Williams, Arizona will process the wood, handling about 25,006,090 feet annually.
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Saginaw
Manastes Lumber Eompany
Coconino and
Tusavan
Saginaw and Manistee Company
Willams, Ariz
Road Between Taos and Mora Nears Completion
The United States Hill road in Carson National Forest is rapidly nearing completion. It will connect Mora and Taos county seats, eight miles long with no grade above a small percentage and passes by the Litt le Rio Grande headwaters offering camping and fishing. The project, costing about $20,000, is built under Forest Service supervision by C W Dwire.
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Taos and
Mora
Carson National Forest
Taos Counties
Taos
Mora Coun
New Mexico-Colorado
Forest Service
C. W. Dwire
Carson Forest
Severe fighting in northern Waichow amid Sun Yat Sen forces
Severe fighting continues in northern Waichow between Sun Yat Sen forces and northbound Pekingtse troops. Sun’s Yunnanese reinforcements under General Chung Jung-Leone head to Sun’s temporary HQ at Sheklung to direct operations. Waichow fell more easily to Sun’s army. Canton is fifty miles west. Shekhang is about twenty miles east.
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Canton
Tane 1
Associated Press
Waichow
Sun Yat-Sen
Sun
Chung Jung-Leone
Sheklung
Boy Killed At Bull Fight Near Mexicali
Ramon Enriquez a 14 year old boy was killed while playing at a bull fight near Mexicali Lower California He was mounting a pony and was thrown onto the bull horns casualty occurred a few miles south of the city authorities reported the accident today
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Mexicali
Lower
Calif
Jane
Ramon Enriquez
Ramon
Oic
Oklahoma City Flood Leaves Thousands Homeless
A severe flood in Oklahoma City left thousands homeless as water breached dykes and retaining walls. Homes were swept from foundations and extensive property damage occurred while the city faced rising water and dangerous conditions. Photographs depict the devastation across affected districts.
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Oklahoma City
Criqui Crowned World Featherweight Champion at Polo Grounds
Eugene Criqui defeated John Kilbane in six rounds to seize the featherweight title. Kilbane, praised for defense, bowed to Criqui after the decisive punch. Criqui plans to box Johnny Dundee in New York within 60 days and then return to France. Kilbane concedes the champion’s life is demanding but wishes Criqui success.
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New York
Eugene Criquis
John Patrick Kilbane
Polo Grounds
Australia
England
France
Carpentier
Georges Carpentier
Gene
Criqui
Johnny Dundee
Kilbane
Tie
Criqaal
Manhaset
L T
Dundee
Johnny
Tittle Bird
Champion
Guch
Firpo Herman Bout in Cuba Postponed
The Firpo versus Herman boxing bout in Havana has been postponed to Monday night due to undisclosed reasons. Luis Firpo and Italian Jack Herman were slated to fight in Cuba, with officials awaiting further scheduling details.
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Firpo-Herman
Cuba
Havana
Associated Press
Luis Firpo
Jack” Hierman
Illicit Whisky Still Found in Downtown Denver
Police and prohibition officials report a large illicit whisky still found at 172% Wazee Street near city hall. They seized 4 703 rations of mash and forty seven 100 gallon barrels with paraphernalia capable of producing 125 barrels daily. James Quilland was arrested after entering the building during the raid.
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Denver
Colo
Wazee Street
James Quilland
Convention of Realty Boards Sets June 27 30 Session
The sixteenth annual National Association of Real Estate Boards convention in Cleveland will run June 27 to 30 with 7500 representatives from the United States and Canada. A nationwide questionnaire on housing, labor costs, financing, and market outlook will be released and Melvin Morse will present findings. Topics include tax policy zoning cooperative selling MLS ethics and practical steps for real estate growth.
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Cleveland
National Association of Real Estate Boards
United States
Canada
Ufe
Melvin I. Morse
Babsof
Statistical Organization
Keene to Lead Adjourned Hay Minimum Hearing in El Paso
Henry C. Keene, examiner for the Interstate Commerce Commission, heads to El Paso to conduct the adjourned hay minimum hearing. New Mexico hay growers seek relief amid discrimination claims against Texas rates, with Texas slower minimum cited as unfair. Hugh F. Williams will argue the state case in Washington on June 25.
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Henry C. Keene
Interstate Commerce Commission
el Paso
Examiner Keene
New Mexico
New Mexico State Corporation Commission
Mesilla Valley
Pecos Valley
Keene
Washington
Hugh F. Williams
Salazar captures three burglars at Elwood bakery heist
Albuquerque traffic officer Romulo Salazar nabbed Charlie Candelaria Ramon Ortega and Ignacio Lucero as they fled with three sacks of sugar from the Elwood bakery owned by George Englehart. Salazar spotted two suspects with sacks in an alley and the third hidden by a truck.
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Romulo Salazar
Albuquerque
Salazar
Elwood Bakery
George Englehart
Charlie Candelaria
Ramon Ortega
Ignacio Lucero
Engiehart
Lucero 8
Barinas
Second Street
Silver
Lead
Ortega
Lucero
Holcomb
Craige Hotel
Elwood
Griego
Eight Hurt Slightly in Pueblo Auto Crash
Eight persons were slightly injured when a light touring car carrying two men a woman and five children aged ten months to six years was struck by an unlit truck on Charlies road near Pueblo Colorado. Two men in the truck were hurt one with a broken shoulder. Mrs James Gray, mother of the car's driver, suffered lacerations and a severe injury.
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Pueblo
Colo
the &T Charlies
James Gray
Four Leaders Of Denver Confidence Ring Sentenced To Prison
Denver leaders of a so called million dollar bunco ring, including Fomrer French, A. B. Cooper, K. C. Davis and J. H. Foster, are sent to Canon City penitentiary. Foster receives three to seven years, others seven to ten years. Blonger and Duff seek bond pending appeal. French faces indictments in Miami and Cleveland.
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Denver
Colo
Flomer French
A. Bh. Cooper
Kk. C. Davis
J. H. Foster
Canon City Day
Foster
Lou Blonger
A. W. Duff
Brieceedises
Supreme Court
French
Miami
Fla
J. R. Nicholser
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Louis
Three Surf Bathers Drowned in Rip Tide at Redondo Beach
A rip tide off Redondo Beach, California claimed the lives of Ernest Goodpasture, 32, and his brother Victor, 10, from Huntington Park, and William Lyons, 20, of Inglewood. The bodies were not recovered. Laurette and Dorothy Cline, sisters of Huntington Park, were saved by lifeguards.
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Redondo Beach
Calif
Dune Se
Ernest Goodpasture
Victor
Huntington Park
William Lyons
Inglewood
Laurette
Dorothy 6Cline
New low level reached in German mark this week
The German mark fell to a new weekly low as financial pressures mount. Analysts say the currency is test ing investor confidence amid shrinking reserves and concerns over U S financial quarters.
Ruhr tensions hit markets and July wheat slips in cautious week
Markets show strain from Ruhr dispute with German mark weakness and Argentine wheat buys paused. July wheat falls over 10 cents from prior week high, closing near 1.10 dollars. Domestic industry stays strong with car loadings at 992000 for May 19 week and April railroad earnings meet expectations.
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Ruhr
Europe
Greece
Czecho-Slovakia
Pioneer Springs National Monument Created in Arizona
Washington reports the creation of Pioneer Springs National Monument in Arizona by President Harding. The 40 acre tract within the Kaibab Indian Reservation provides the sole pure water supply on the highway between Hurricane Utah and Fredonia Arizona. The area includes Windsor Castle ruins linked to early Mormon cattle operations and will be preserved along with surrounding historical features.
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Washington
Harding
Pioneer Springs National Monument
Arizona
Interior Department
Kaibab Indian Reservation
Hurricane
Utah
Fredonia
Aris
James M. Whitmore
Itherland
Brigham Young
Windsor Castle
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