Mexico Rejects Kellogg Threat to Sovereignty
Mexican President Calles denounces Kellogg’s remarks as a threat to Mexico’s sovereignty and asserts Mexico will not tolerate foreign intervention. The embassy statement says Mexico will honor international obligations yet refuses to subordinate domestic affairs or accept a world trial of its government.
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Washington
Calles
Mexico
Sechary Kellogg
Freigners
Kellogg
Pme Narta
United States
Delares
Wuner
Elles
Spence
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest States
Denver area shows fair conditions with possible local thunder showers in the north and poorer east portion on Monday. Tuesday expects generally fair weather. In New Mexico Monday is fair with south winds, Tuesday remains fair. Arizona forecasts show fair conditions Monday and Tuesday with little temperature change.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather Summary From University Daily Reading
Conditions for the twenty four hours ending 6 p m show a high of 90 and a low of 61. Humidity around 68 percent. Light precipitation 0. Wind from the southwest. Sky clarity reported as clear.
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Hanke
Man Imprisoned in California Mine Released
Robert Hill, held 57 hours in a Bal tic mine tunnel near Grass Valley California, was released after a cave in nearly crushed him. He described 24 hours of silence hunger cold and fatigue before rescue and said he would need rest before returning to mining though his wife opposes any future mine work.
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Grass Valley
Calif
Robert Hill
Baltic Mine
Ben
Hill
Dil
Windstorm kills Tolbert boy in Pueblo
A tornado measuring about eighty feet wide struck the Tolbert home at 2 PM in Pueblo killing 5 year old Samuel Jackson Tolbert and injuring his 6 year old sister Martha Frances Tolbert. The twister toppled a poultry building, broke the boy’s neck, and left the girl with a serious leg fracture and other injuries.
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Pueblo
Colo
Samuel Jackson Tolbert
Martha Frances Tolbert
Fourth Street
Tolbert
S. L. Tolbert
Mrs. Tolbert
Scores of Tourists Flock to Texas Capital
Austin, Tex, June 14. Scores of tourists wearing overalls to silk pongee visit the Texas capital daily to glimpse Miriam A. Ferguson the first woman governor of Texas. A visitor recently praised meeting the governor and said she has seen nearly every governor west of the Mississippi. Cars with license plates from the West Coast to New England and Florida line the capital driveway.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ferguson
Mississippi River
New England
Florida
Forest Fire Rips Black Forest Area Near Colorado Springs
A serious forest fire rages fifteen miles northeast of Colorado Springs with a growing force of firefighters battling the blaze. Efforts to curb the Allen ranch fire six miles east of Prine continue as several square miles have already burned.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Black Forest
Allen Ranch
Pring Colo
Government bonds strength boosts New York market
Strong demand for U S government obligations dominated last week's market with bonds reaching new highs as easing credit and ample investment funds persisted. Belgium floated a 50 million dollar loan while negotiations for further foreign financing included Berlin and Austrian shares.
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New York
United States
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Liberty
Belgium
Wall Street
Bankers’ “Protective Committee
Father hunts prion cells for log boy
A father searches city and county jails for his son Alejandro Garcia who vanished after a grocery errand. Police identify a boy named Manuel Chavez arrested for possessing a stolen bicycle, and Garcia reveals the alias when shown the cell.
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Prion
Log Boy
Alejandro Cgarcia
Cella
Manuel Chavez
Alejandro Garcia
Herman Markis
Severe earthquake shocks hit Formosa. no casualties reported
Dispatches from Karenko Formosa describe severe earthquake shocks starting at 2 30 p m and continuing through the afternoon. Extensive damage to houses and buildings is listed and inhabitants are terrified. Seventy nine shocks noted with no casualties reported.
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Tokio
Karenko
Formosa
Dentist Confesses to Poison Gas Wife Killing in California
Los Angeles district attorney reports Dr. Thomas Young confessed to murdering his wife Grace Young at the Beverly Glen cabin with liquid gas. He allegedly wheeled her body to a cistern and sealed it with concrete aided by Patrick Grogan Jr. The case ties to the Grogan estate and a prior murder trial in the area.
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Los Angeles
District Attorney's
Thomas Young
Grace Young
Patrick Grogan
Olive King
Grogan
District Attorney's Office
Beverly Glen
Here
Patrick Grogan, Jr
Young
The
Glen
California
Dr. Young
Paris
J. Belton Kennedy
Madelynne Obenchain
Arthur Burch
Homer Leadership Held by Hornsby
Chicago June 14 Rogers Hornsby manager of the St Louis Nationals holds the major league home run lead with 17 as last week’s play pushed his total past Bob Meusel who has 16 for the junior circuit Meusel tops the American League with 16 while Williams St Louis sits at 15 and Simmons Philadelphia at 10 both leagues combine 58 homers during the week Babe Ruth also hits twice as he resumes action Cubs win weekly team honors for circuit clouts.
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Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Nationals
Thies
Bob Meusel
New York Americans
Babe Ruth
Chicago Cubs
Worsley
St. Louis
Hartnett
Fournier
Brooklyn
Meusel
New York
Williams
Simmons
Philadelphia
Church Fire Report In Kal-Feng Alleges Priest Murder
Pekin reports an unofficial claim that the Italian-American church at Kal-Feng burned yesterday. The Italian priest is alleged to have been killed in the incident.
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Pekin
Kal-Feng
Corned beef and cabbage top New York dinning poll
New York June 14 Corned beef and cabbage is the favorite dinner dish of most New Yorkers in a poll by the United States Restaurant Owners association. Of 180000 votes cast Red Mike and Violet led with over 23000, Vegetable Dinner had 18549, veal cutlet and Long Island duckling followed.
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New York
United States
Aviator to Fly nonstop 1400 miles Seattle to San Diego
San Diego, June 14 AP Lieutenant H H Wyatt received authorization from Rear Admiral Moffett to fly a 1400 mile nonstop hop in a six ton torpedo plane from San Diego to Seattle. He plans to depart between June 20 and 24, land at Portland, speak at the AAAS convention, then map 45000 acres of shale oil reserves on a Colorado plateau with high mountain drops and 9000 foot flying altitude.
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San Diego
Calif
Seattle
William Moffett
Bureau of Aeronautics
H. H. Wyatt
Naval Air Station
Wyatt
Bureau
Portland
Columbia River
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Lake Washington
Five Men Drown When Boat Capsizes Near Laguna Beach
Five Riverside residents drowned early today when the 30 foot gas launch Thelma capsized off Laguna Beach California. A party of 18 anglers were aboard. Names of the deceased include W. W. Squires L. A. Farnsworth Jack Morris Edgar Morris and E. E. McClain. Survivors were rescued by surf board party led by Duke Kahanamoku.
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Laguna Beach
Calif
Here
Riverside
W. W. Squires
L. A. Farnsworth
Jack Morris
Edgar Morris
E. E. McClain
Duke Kahianamoku
Kahanamokue
Condition of Warden Tynan Improves At Canon City
Canon City Colorado June 14 The condition of Warden Thomas J Tynan of the Colorado penitentiary who has been seriously ill for two weeks with pneumonia and sinus trouble was reported greatly improved tonight though he remains confined to his bed in the penitentiary hospital
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Calles
Kellorg
Kelee
Coolidge
Kellogg
Connin
Stack
Washington
Exico City
State Department
Canon City
Colo
Thomas J. Tynan
Colorado Penitentary
France sweeps Italy in Davis Cup elimination ties
Paris June 14 AP France completed a clean sweep over Italy in the Davis Cup elimination contests. The French team won both final singles today after also taking the two singles matches yesterday and the doubles on Saturday.
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Paris
France
Esterday
Contested Governorship Trial Opens in Gallup Today
The McKinley county contest to unseat Governor A. T. Hannett by Manuel Otero begins before Judge Edwin Mechem in Gallup. Testimony in McKinley County is expected within a week or ten days, then adjourn to Albuquerque for Bernalillo County witnesses. Democrats' attorneys include Senator Sam Bratton, James Hall, and J. S. Vaught. Republicans are Francis Wood and A. B. Reneban.
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Manuel Otero
A. T. Hannett
Edwin Mechem
Gallup
McKinley County
Bernalillo County
Sam G. Bratton
James A. Hall
J. 8. Va
Denver Flood Damage Hits Homes and Greenhouses
Denver report details thousands of dollars in losses from hail and rain sweeping from the Rocky Mountains east to Parker. North side residences suffered damaged fruit trees gardens and broken windows with several homes reporting flooded basements and streetcar delays in multiple sections.
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Denver
Rocky Mountains
Parker
Colo
North Side
Kansas Moves Toward Tuberculosis Fight With Sun Cure
Topeka report notes two advances this year in Kansas tuberculosis control. Open air schools opened in Arkansas City and Wichita funded by local Kansas association chapters. The state promotes sun cure and seeks ultraviolet lamps. Dr. Serrigo and Dr. Lerrigo plan attendance at the Minneapolis convention.
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Topeka
Kansas
Charles H. Serrigo
Kansas State Tuberculosis Association
National Association
Minneapolis
Lerrigo
Minnesota
Arkansas City
Wichita
Kansas Association
Sertigo
Kanesaw
CG. &. Kenney
Norton
Crossing Watchman Falls From Tower in Non Fatal Injury
Mike Bulkovitch a 45 year old crossing watchman for the Santa Fe railroad at Central Avenue slipped during his climb to a tower and fell ten feet bruising his back. He was taken to Santa Fe hospital where officials said he rested well and could resume duties in two or three days.
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Mike Bulkovitch
Santa Fe Railroad
Central Avenue
Bulkovitch
Santa Fe
Chicago Gang War Drives Police Sweep After Slayings
Chicago police, backed by the state attorney and sheriff, unleash a citywide drive after gangland violence that killed two officers and wounded one. About 200 suspects are arrested as 6000 officers search homes, confiscate arms and liquor, and vow to indict every gangster in Cook County tonight. The coroner and grand jury begin inquiries into the underworld as gang leaders and associates are wounded or killed in the clash. Angelo Genna and Michael Genna are implicated in the killings, with church groups urging authorities.
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Chicago
Charles Tremblay
Blue Goose Inn
Poice
Police Department
States Attorney's Office
Collins
Michael Genna
Michael Conway
Cook County
John Scealice
Albert Anmalino
Genna
Mr. Crowe
Angelo Genna
Angelo
Car plunges from La Bajada hill injures teen driver in crash
An 18 year old driver, daughter of Mrs. C. E. Lockwood of Kimball Ned, loses control near La Bajada hill. The Ford skids through a wall, drops 12 feet to a ledge, then rolls 140 feet down a bank. All occupants escape serious harm. the driver sustains bruises and is treated in Santa Fe. The car is towed back to Santa Fe by a garage man. speed was not excessive.
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C. E. Lockwood
Kimball
Ned
la Bajada Hill
Mre. Lockwood
Dorothy Larson
Santa Fe
California
Indian driver blamed for car crash into bicycle and ditch
John McGrath of 6502 West Coal avenue reported to police Sunday evening that a northbound car driven by an Indian in the opposite lane lost control, forcing him off the road into a ditch. He said attempting to avoid collision sent him into a wheelbarrow and two boys, badly damaging his car near Monkbridge manor just after 1:30.
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John McGrath
West Coal Avenue
North Fourth Street
McGrath
Monkbridge Manor
Steel Stocks Show Irregularities Amid Mixed Market Signals
New York June 14 AP reports steady general business expectations for summer with contrasts in activity. Oil industry strengthens with rising demand and prices while steel shares fall on price cuts and weak pig iron figures. Railroads report no car shortage and aim to remove bottlenecks. credit conditions remain easy and supportive of industry.
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New York
U. S. Steel Corporation
Wall Street
Interstate Commerce Commission
Weet
Foreign concessions in Tientsin observe a watchful attitude
Thousands of students and representatives joined a parade in Tientsin. The demonstration passed peacefully as Chinese authorities kept strict safeguards. Armed troops patrolled main streets and machine gun detachments guarded concession entrances to prevent trouble.
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Tientsin
Confederate Vet Granted His Freedom
William Simpson a 92 year old Confederate veteran and California's oldest prisoner won immediate parole from the state board of prison directors. He will travel to the Kentucky Confederate home at Pewee Valley for the remainder of his days with funds raised by the Daughters of the Confederacy and others joining prison board support.
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Sacramento
William Simpson
California
Liberty
Kentucky
Pewee Valley
Folsom Prison
State Board of Prison Directors
Walla of Folsom
Daug’ters
Confederacy
India eliminates Austria in Davis Cup matches
Vienna reports India defeats Austria in the Davis Cup with three wins in five contests. In the latest and final match M. Jacobs of India beat Count Ludwig von Salmhoogstraten 6 4, 6 4, 1 5.
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Vienna
India
Austria
Today
M. Jacobs
Ludwig von Salmhoogstraten
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