Kellogg Says Mexico Must Protect Americans Rights
Secretary of State Kellogg stated the United States would support the Mexican government only if it protects American lives and property and honors international obligations. He noted improved relations but said conditions remain unsatisfactory and demanded restitution for properties illegally taken under agrarian laws.
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Washington
Mexico
Kellogg
Thevernment
Amssador Sheffield
Mexico City
Hlme
Sheffielder
Amera
Exican
Sheffield
Weather forecast for Denver and Arizona
Denver forecast for Saturday and Sunday calls for generally fair weather with little temperature change. Arizona likewise expects fair conditions over Saturday and Sunday with minimal temperature variation.
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Denver
Arizona
Weather summary from university daily report
Conditions for the previous day show a clear day with northwest wind. Temperatures ranged from a high of 82 to a low near 48 with humidity around mid teens at 6 pm.
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Enne
Ies
Court Upholds Prosecution in Shepherd Trial
Chicago wires report the prosecution’s case upheld in the William Danning Shepherd murder trial. Key medical testimony favored typhoid as death cause amid absence of poison traces. Witnesses included nurse Estelle Gehling, chemist McNally, and Reichmann’s estate claim tensions.
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Chicago
William Danning Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Thomas J. Lynch
Billy” McClintock
William Scott Stewart
Judge Lynch
Rufus Stolp
J. Herrick
Billy McClintock
Paulty
Dr. Stolp
William Dpd. McNally
Shepherd
McNally
Estelle Gehling
Julie Shepherd
Miss Gehling
FF. T. Breidigan
Grand Rapids
Beys Court
Stewart
Reichmann
Iowa
McClintock
William Goyette
I. HM. Tolzein
Robert White
Hollywood actor drowns filming rapids at Marshfield
R D Jones a Hollywood actor doubling for a Famous Players Lasky star in a Marshfield Oregon motion picture drowned in the Coquille river when his canoe overturned while filming rapids for a log drive sequence. Twenty Myrtle Point men organized to drag the river as the crew waited at the scene.
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Marshfield
Ore
R. D. Jones
Famous Players-Lasky Company
Coquille River
Jones
Myrtle Point
Irving Willat
Tornado injures two in Conger Village Minnesota
A tornado struck Conger Village Minnesota causing extensive property damage and injuring two people. In Rochester Minnesota two inches of rain led to flooding of houses.
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St. Paul
Minn
Conger Village
Rochester
Omaha, Neb
Conference on the Spot Seen as Best Means to Settle China Dispute
Diplomats argue for a direct conference among parties involved to resolve the China dispute. Foreign envoys propose a onetime meeting as the quickest path to settlement.
Missionaries Ordered From Hupeh Province Amid Chinese Unrest
Refugees from Hankow and Canton seek protection under foreign warships as strikes and clashes spread. Missionaries are ordered from Hupeh Province amid anti foreign agitation. Canton and Hankow hostilities threaten consuls and shipping while Shanghai sees renewed strikes and unrest.
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Hankow
Canton
San Francisco
China
Kwangtung
Hupeh
Haakow
Shameen Island
Hongkong
Henan Island
Shanghai
Miver
Pekin
Missionaries plead for guarded cities in China crisis
New York reports grave concern over Christian missions in China amid anti foreign and anti Christian sentiment. Bishop A A Gilman cables of withdrawals to guarded centers with women and children moved inland. Four Episcopal schools in the Yangtze valley closed. Baptists say Shanghai operations remain safe.
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New York
China
Celestial Kingdom
Department of Missions
The
Episcopal Church
A. A
Quiet Hankow Scene After Governor Warns Ringleaders
Hankow quiet as General Hsia Yao Nan, Hupeh military governor, issues a proclamation threatening to execute any Chinese who disturb foreign concessions. About 5,000 Chinese soldiers are stationed around the concessions tonight.
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Hankow
Hsia Yao-Nan
Hupeh
Washington Daybook: La Follette Bedbound and Policy Moves
Senator La Follette was confined to his bed with a cold. Two navy women nurses faced charges for importing liquor. The Labor Department started efforts to end the plasterers strike. Campaign statements were filed by Democrats Republicans and Independents. Immigration quotas for next fiscal year kept at current figures. Secretary Kellogg backed protection for Americans in Mexico.
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la Follette
Navy
Labor Department
Kellogg
Mexico
Earthquake Shocks Los Angeles Area
An earthquake shock was felt in Los Angeles and surrounding towns at 2 18 today.
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Los Angeles
Calif
FWA ARRESTE AT WINE PARTY BY PRO AGENTS
Federal agents and officers raided the home of Mrs. Marianna Giannini at 326 North Fourth street and arrested Mrs. Giannini and John Casardo on liquor possession and sale charges. Pasqual Cutinola and Manuel Sedillo, present at the party, were also taken into custody. About a hundred gallons of wine in the cellar were destroyed, with samples kept for evidence. One bottle contained moonshine whisky. The raid was led by Samuel Brewman with Prohibition Agents Armiro and Abeyta and Patrolmen Renfro and Donahue.
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Prohibition
Marianna Giannini
North Fourth Street
Giannini
John Casardo
Pasqual Cutinola
Albuquerque
Manuel Sedillo
Casardo
Armiro
Abeyta
Renfro
Donahue
Cutindla
Sedillo
Ciannini
Senator Underwood urges prewar tax rates in Alabama talk
Montgomery June 12 AP Senator Oscar W Underwood of Alabama urged a prompt return to prewar income tax rates with a blanket 13 percent surtax at a state Tax clubs meeting He proposed cutting estate taxes to 10 percent and warned of government bureaus slowing business and wage earners if revenue falls short He said he would give the President power to abolish nonessential bureaus until expenditures match revenue.
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Montgomery
Ala
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Mellon
Underwood
America
Memphis boxer Pat Moore tops Sarimento in ten round decision
Pat Moore of Memphis Tennessee defeated Pete Sarimento of the Philippines in a ten round bout by majority newspaper decision. Mike Ballerino and Frankie Schaeffer fought to a draw in ten rounds.
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Aurora
Pat Moore
Memphis
Tenn
Pete Sarimento
Philippines
Mike Ballerino
New York
Frankie Schaeffer
Chicago
Oil rights of University to be determined
The University of New Mexico faces a study of its oil royalty rights after a regents meeting ordered attorneys Keleher & Downer to investigate the legality of State Land Commissioner E. B. Swope’s denial of royalty payments to the university. The board may seek a flow of royalties to the university’s fund or plan a friendly suit to set the measure, with George S. Downer to begin inquiries in Santa Fe. Participants included Nathan Jaffa, Frances Nixon, A. A. Sedillo, Charles Lembke, and J. A. Reidy.
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University of New Mexico
Board of Regents
J. A. Reidy
Keleher & Downer
E. B. Swope
Georges. Downer
Santa Fe
Swope
Nathan Jaffa
Frances Nixon
Fort Sumner
A. A. Sedillo
Charles Lembke
Albuquerque
Former newsboy to become New South Wales premier
A former newsboy, J. P. Lang, will be the next premier of New South Wales Australia. As head of the Labor government formed after May 30 elections he pledges to maintain industrial stability. Labor won 47 seats with a four seat majority. Communist vote was under one per thousand.
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New York
J. P. Lang
New South Wales
Australia
James Elder
United States
Labor Party
Michigan's Drunken Driver Law Takes Effect
Lansing announces a new Michigan law targeting drunk driving. First offenses trigger license suspension of at least three months with possible fines up to 100 dollars and up to 90 days in jail. Second or later offenses lead to automatic license suspension for at least one year plus fines up to 500 dollars or up to one year in prison.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Wool Trade Surges as Prices Hold Firm in Texas Sale
Wool trading shows more activity and firmer prices across lines. Reports from the Kerville sale indicate a Boston house purchased over 1,000,000 pounds of eight and twelve month wool at about 41 cents for eight months and up to 46 cents for twelve months.
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Boston
Wate
Kerville
Texas
Four Boys Plead Guilty in Larceny Case
After preliminary hearings in district court Judge D Montoya bound Samuel Martinez Lorenzo Trujillo and Elias Archibeque over to the September term. The four youths pleaded guilty to larceny before Judge Milton J Helmick with Herrera likely to follow.
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D. Montoya
Samuel Martinez
Lorenzo Trujillo
Milton J. Helmick
Elias Archibeque
Helmick
Jose Herrera
Salazar
Finley
Archibeque
Martinez
Trujillo
Montoya
Herrera
Belgian Aero Club Withholds Final Gordon Bennett Ranking
Brussels reports the Belgian Aero Club will withhold final results of the Gordon Bennett balloon race until pilot Veenstra returns with official landing documents. Veenstra had been named winner per his original report, while Wade T. Van Orman claimed victory if Veenstra were disqualified for an alleged landing aboard the Vaterland.
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Brussels
Belgian Aero Club Tonight
Meenstra
Prince Leopold
Veenstra
Wade T. van Orman
Aviators to Search for Amundsen From Ingertre Voyage
The Ingertre carries airplanes to Spitzbergen to join Amundsen's polar expedition. The captain received orders to sail to Advent Bay where planes will be unloaded and Lieutenant Lytzow Holm and the search party will disembark. The ship will then load coal at Coles Bay for Alexandrovsk while awaiting Farm’s arrival.
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Spitzbergen
Roald Amundsen
Advent Bay
Spitabergen
Lytzow Holm
Ingertre
Coles Bay
Alexandrovsk
Amundsen
King’s Bay
Advent My
Scopes Trial Counsel Brush Up On Rise Of Man
In New York John T Scopes defense team reviews evolution issues as they plan ahead for the Tennessee trial. Clarence Darrow Jambridge Colby and Dudley Field Monroe discuss radicals roles and seek scientific witnesses with Prof Henry Fairfield Osborn aiding.
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New York
John T. Scopes
Dayton
Tenn
Scopes
Clarence Darrow
Jambridge Colby
Dudley Field Matone
American Museum of Natural History
Henry Fairfield Osborn
Museum
Osborn
New York Evening Post
Greenwich Village
Rhea County
Tennessee
Civil Liberties Union
United States Supreme Court
Youth posing as Scout arrested for forging checks
A 15 year old boy, Louis Lamar, claimed as a Buffalo Kansas escapee, confessed to Albuquerque police that he passed bad checks in fifteen of eighteen cities since escaping a month and a half ago. He wore 60 merit badges and used a Scout card, but authorities doubt he is a real Scout. The case, investigated by the Albuquerque Boy Scout council, seeks a likely older accomplice.
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Louis Atkinson
Buffalo
Kans
Kansas Reformatory
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Renfro
Lewis Lamar
Lamar
Dallas
el Paso
Albuquerque
Klan Leader Locke Quizzed Again by Federal Agents
Denver officials say Dr. John Guten Locke head of the Ku Klux Klan in Colorado underwent a second closed door questioning by federal officers into his income tax returns. U S bank records as agent for the Klan were ordered to be produced for questioning.
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Denver
Colo
John Guten Locke
Ku Klux Klan
Ben BR. Laska
Stone Dies, Labor Leader Warren Stone Dead in Cleveland
Cleveland AP reports War ren Stone, president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, died in a city hospital after uremic poisoning. Burial is set for Monday in Cleveland. First vice president William Prenter will convene the advisory board after Stone's burial.
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Cleveland
Warren Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Stone
New York City
Warren S Stone a Leader in Labor and Banking
The article traces Warren S Stone from an 1879 medical-leaning youth to a top labor leader and first national bank head for America’s labor movement. It highlights his rise as grand chief of the International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, his arbitration successes, and the creation of a cooperative bank system starting in Cleveland in 1929 with rapid growth nationwide.
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Warren S. Stone
Regen Kiane
Rock Island Railroad
Eldon
Iowa
First National Bank
America
Stone
International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
P. M. Arthur
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Cleveland
Chicago
Engineers’ Brotherhood
Engineers
Brotherhood
The
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