Inevitability of general war in China foreseen by authorities
Washington reports authoritative on the ground belief that a general war in China is inevitable as Chang Tso in and Feng Yishing loom with large forces. Japan may aid Chang while Feng is said to receive Soviet support. unrest in Shanghai and Canton ties to anti foreign actions. Coolidge governs naval and marine precautions and authorizes use of ships and troops to protect Americans.
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China
Washington
Shanghai
Canton
Changsha
Beatington
Chang Tso
Feng Yu Ising
Japan
Chang
Feng
Soviet
Russia
Moscow
Urga
Cooidge
Coolidge
Bing
Pekin
Wilbur
Russian Refugees Fill Jobs Amid Shanghai Strike Fallout
In the international settlement a strike after student protests persists. Hotels cafes and shops in the French concession reopen as Russian refugees take over roles from strikers. House staff demand higher wages and abolition of extraterritorial privileges while food control stocks grows. Gunfire sightings alarm the American and French zones, traced to volunteers practicing. Weather is overcast and misty.
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Shanghai
Emerjenesen
Japan denies imminent war in China and Manchuria link
Tokyo officials decline to quote on a possible clash with General Feng and Chang Tso Lin. They say Japan faces financial strain and is not backing Marsha Chane Teo Lin. Negotiations continue over the Chinese eastern railway with Soviet officials amid sparse troop rumors. Feng Yuheong reportedly received armor supplies from Russia but is not deemed able to confront Chang.
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Tokio
China
Japan
Marschal Chane Teo-Lin
Feng Yuesiang
Tt In
Chang Tso- Tin
Aussia
Feng Yu-Heiong
Russia
Feng
Weather Forecast and Local Conditions Report
Denver New Mexico and Arizona forecast fair to mild with little temperature change for Saturday and Sunday. Local report covers 24 hours to 6 p m with highs near 62 and humidity around 80 percent and light wind. Cloudy conditions noted in southwest area and daily evaporation details incomplete.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Woman's club to remodel building with additions
The Woman's club awards a $2,000 remodeling contract at Sev enth and Gold to M. DPD. Collis for a larger club building. Strumquist Engineering Co. gets plumbing and heating. KE H. Norris is architect. An auditorium, dining room, kitchen, and updated interiors will be created. Completion planned for fall with a grand opening around September 15. President Mrs. George D. Ruoff and building chair Mrs. George Valliant lead.
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Woman's Club
Seventh and Gold
M. Dpd
Collis
Strumquist Engineering Company
KE. H. Norris
George D. Ruoff
George Valliant
Carter O Office 19 Cleared By State Comptroller
Santa Fe June 5 The state comptroller's office is given a clean bill of health after an audit led by A C Wagner with Governor Hinkle's instructions and Comptroller W Carter's consent. The audit showed a 2200 overage in the accounts but found no shortages. Only one direct charge potential for $30 was noted. no deductions will be made.
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Santa Fe
State Comptroller's Office
A. C. Wagner
Hinkle
M W. Carter
Carter
Store of Santa Fe man robbed fourth time in three years
Santa Fe June 5 Thieves entered W Arrighi store and stole 200 dollars worth of groceries. It was the fourth robbery in three years and the hardships include a fire at his home and his son’s serious injury. Arrighi previously faced bankruptcy but has reopened another store to rebuild.
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Santa FE
Arrigh
Arrighi
Weeks Shows “Much Improvement” After Gall Stone Operation
Secretary of War John W. Weeks is reported improving after an operation for gall stones at Massachusetts General Hospital last week. A physician said the condition was better this evening, indicating progress since the surgery in June.
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Boston
John W. Weeks
Massachusettes General Hospital
Italy Unable To Fund War Debts In Current Moment
Rome June 5 AP Finance Minister de Stefani told the Senate Italy cannot fund inter allied war debts now. He said no system of debt payment can be accepted without payment ability. Signor Schanzer and Senator Ricci urged a moratorium and return to gold later.
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Rome
de Stefani
Italy
J. P. Morgan & Co
Signor Schanzer
Ricci
Borah
Second Panel Sworn In In Shepherd Murder Trial
Chicago June 5 AP The second panel of four jurors was sworn in and three veniremen tentatively acceptable to both sides. The 12th man was examined and a break in the panel remained possible. 441 men were examined to reach the present status. Court heat forced jurors to remove coats. Spectators fared less well as Judge Olson ordered a transcript of last Wednesday’s proceedings. Defense claims witnesses would testify that Judge Olson was vindictive and backing the prosecution in the Shepherd murder case.
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Chicago
Criminal Courts
Lynch
Veniremen
Harry Olson
Stewart
Olaon
William Darling Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Do Not Fear the Outcome Says Looney
John Looney of Rock Island Illinois returns from court to Ilo Arriba county ranch and says he does not fear the outcome. He plans to resume publishing a paper in Rock Island despite a former pliant being dynamited.
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Santa Fe
John Looney
Rock Island
Ilo Arriba
Looney
Petrel
Governor Sees Bright UNM Future From Oil Revenue
Governor A. T. Hannett praised the University of New Mexico at commencement saying the institution has a solid financial and educational base. He noted unexpected oil income from Pecos Valley lands and reported viewing 34 derricks and squid flowing in pipelines, suggesting accelerated university growth possible from oil revenue.
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University of New Mexico
A. T. Hannett
Hannett
Pecos
Eddy County
College as a microcosm shapes minds says Dr Pusey
Dr William Allen Pusey president of the American Medical Association told graduates that college is a microcosm reflecting the real world and should cultivate intellectual habits, independence, culture, and honest thought. He argued education must balance training with knowledge and stress character molding over easy, entertaining study.
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Wm. Allen Pusey
American Medical Association
University
Pusey
Dr. Pusey
Hearings in Contest Set for June 15
Judge Edwin Mechem of Las Cruces postpones the Otero Hannett contest hearings from June to June 15 to allow his unsettled docket. James A Hall of Clovis and J S Vaught of this city will travel to Gallup to prepare for the case opening July 15, Gallup the first county seat for hearings.
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Edwin Mechem
Las Cruces
Mechem
James A. Hall
Clovis
J. S. Vaught
Hannett
Gallup
Man Slaughter Charged After Tragic Death Of Child
A coroner jury found that Melton D Coffin Jr was killed when a car driven by Fulaterio Sanchez struck him on South Second Street and Lead Avenue. Sanchez faces a manslaughter charge. bond set at 10000. Hearing scheduled before Justice George E Roddy.
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Little Melton
Eulaterio Sanchez
Heulaterio Sanchez
Little Metton D. Coffin, Jr
Fulaterio Sanchez
John Venable
Fancher
George E. Roddy
Roddy
Sanchez
Lead Avenue
George Geake
Second Street
Lead
Fred Renfro
Ranches
C. B. Saavedra
San Jose
G. A. M. Willson
Foreman
Edwin J. Stacey
Leonardo Hunick
Nick Blea
W. J. Tembileten
Brncat J. Lewis
Soviet Involvement Sparks China Power Struggle
Washington reports direct Soviet participation in a possible armed struggle for control of all China. Arms shipments and Russian instructors to Feng and Chang fuel tensions, with Moscow and Tokyo supplying matériel. Northern mobilization and anti foreign rights agitation threaten to split China from north to south amid factional Canton disputes.
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Washington
Associated Press
China
Japan
Russia
Feng
Chang
Moscow
Tokyo
Inner Mongolia
Mongolia
Pekin
Karakhan
Canton
Impressive Forty-Three Degrees Granted At UNM Commencement
The thirty third annual commencement at the University of New Mexico honored forty three degree recipients including an honorary doctor of laws for Dr. William Allen Pusey. Miss Cora Nelle Freeman earned a master of arts as seniors prepared for summer session diplomas.
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University of New Mexico
William Allen Pusey
American Medical Association
Cora Nelle Freeman
Sarah Raynolds Hall
Rodey Hall
Clarence Burd
Ellen Severns
Pusey
Lucile C. Wells
E. H. Wells
Freda Mabel Krewson
Helen Irene Lukens
Clyde MccCulloh
Zoe Dore McGonigle
Mildred Miller
Pat Miller
Willis Edward Morgan
Florence Marion Olson
Ethel Park
Lillian Elizabeth Patton
Louis Dudley Phillips
Thomas Popejoy
Frank Driver Reeve
Burton Allan Rogers
Vance ‘Taylor Scoopmire
Abe Stowell
Harry Linn Thompson
Norma Lillian Weber
Frank de Witt Wills
John Gibson Dutton
Kenneth Greuter
Walter Rafael Hernandez
John Richard Popejoy
T. T. Eyre
College of Electrical Engineering
George Thompson Cunningham
Menefee Long
Lawrence Edward Levitt
Harry Wells
John B. Clark
Dr. Pusey
Walter Earl Bowman
Mildred Blanche Davis
Nelle Craven Hess
Thelma Farley Huffine
Gertrude Armentine Pearson
Etiennette Scherrer
Roy Gilbert
Central
Mexico
Opposition to compulsory state bar in New Mexico rises
In Clovis New Mexico Monday lawyers in the Ninth Judicial district denounced a compulsory State Bar membership and a rule requiring local counsel for out of state attorneys. The meeting organized the Bar of the Ninth Judicial district with Judge Carl A Hatch elected president and officers named from Curry Roosevelt De Raca and Quay counties.
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Clovis, N. M
Juna
New Mexico
State Bar Association
Bar of the
Ninth Judicial District
Clovis Journal
Bar of
Curry
Roosevelt
de Raca
Quayv
Carl A. Hatch
Pritchett
Tucumcart
Quay County
Monroe Compton
Roosevelt County
T. M. Noble
Fort Sumner
de Braea
Man Struck by Auto in Roswell Causes Serious Injuries
In Roswell New Mexico on a June day Frank Rheinholdt aged 60 was struck by an automobile driven by W R Fuston. Fuston said brakes failed to operate. Rheinholdt was rushed to a local hospital with serious injuries and grave condition reported by attending physicians.
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ATO
Allied note orders Germany to destroy industrial plants
London reports Allied powers presented Germany with a detailed note outlining disarmament breaches of the Versailles treaty. The document demands radical reforms to the Reichswehr, reduction of forces to 100,000, abolition of security police, and wholesale destruction of Krupp and other plants, with evacuation of the Cologne zone tied to compliance.
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London
Germany
Luther
Berlin
Baron D’abernon
Council of Ambassadors
Cologne
Reichswehr
Krupps
Geremany
Car crash in Clovis area leaves woman dead
June 5 reports from Movis New Mexico that Mrs William Jouett died from internal injuries after being thrown from a wagon drawn by a runaway team on Sunday night. Her husband and an infant were mildly injured. Another collision injured Rev. A Struble on the Clovis Texico highway. Police sought the roadster occupants after the crash.
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Movis
N. M
Wileiam Jouett
Clovis Journal
Jouett
Rev
A. Strulle
Clovia
Texico
Struble
Strubie
Cag
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