Death of Bulgaria's Ex-Premier Stamboulisky Near Birthplace
Alexander Stamboulisky, Bulgaria's premier since 1918, was killed near his birthplace Slavovitza while being moved toward Stavovitza after capture by peasants. He died during a brief firefight as guards fled and villagers escorted him toward Vetren.
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Alexander Stamboulisky
Sofia
Associated Press
Bulgaria
Vetren
Slavovitza
Stamboultsky
Golak
Stavovitza
Stamboulisky
Stambousiaky
Stambousleky
Alexander Square
Cholak
Mamboulisky
Nelop
Maryer
Ering
Oaffleer Ib
Esdidiere
Bofla
Slavovitan
General Calles Undergoes Minor Operation in San Francisco
Gen P E Calles member of Mexican cabinet lays in bed at the St Francis Hotel octavo after a minor operation. He has been under physicians care for weeks and rumors say he hopes to be about in a few days.
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San Francisco
Generi P. Elian Calles
Mexico
St. Francis
Octayo
Callens
Firpo Hibbard Bout In Mexico City Set As Exhibition
Promoters in Mexico City announced the Firpo Hibbard bout would be an exhibition due to objections. Luis Angel Firpo arrived from Havana in good condition, while Jim Hibbard of Buffalo showed a poor workout, fueling controversy ahead of Sunday’s scheduled event.
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Firpo-Hibbard
Mexico City
Luis Angel Firpo
Jim Hibbard
Buffalo
Firpo
Havana
Hibbard
Weather Outlook for Penver and Arzona June Weekend
Penver New Mexico Saturday shows fair weather with possible local showers in the northwest and north central areas. Sunday expected unsettled and cooler. Arizona forecast indicates Saturday unsettled with possible showers, leading to likely rain on Sunday.
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Penver
New Mexico
Weather observations from the university report
Pandiionis for the twenty four hours ended at p m yesterday recorded by the university. Highest temperature and lowest values are noted with ranges and humidity. Precipitation and wind direction are intermittently listed in the fragmentary data.
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Pandiionis
Estes Teres - Smina Valcelio
C.ceekesss
Blind student earns top honors at Marshall High School
Herbert Geisler, blind since age five, graduates Thursday with highest honors. He completed four years of classes with a 7 percent average, a school record, earning the World Memorial Scholarship of 200 at the University of Chicago. He credits his sister Carol as his eyes at night.
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Herbert Geisler
Doltm Marshall High School
Chool
Tedar
University of Chicago
Carol
Herbert
French cotton trade accepts terms of PAGT agreement
Washington reports full acceptance by the Havre cotton exchange of the international cotton conference terms. Pierre du Pasquet says Belgian and German interests also back the agreement, which adopts American standards for cotton of American growth and sets procedures for revision and arbitration to speed classifications and avoid delays. British delegates plan to explain the accord on their return from New York.
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Washington
Havre
Department of Agriculture
Pierre du Pasquet
Department
Hiavre Association
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
M. du Pasquier
New York
Fraud Order I Joined Againg Oil Companies
Washington June 15 ten subsidiaries of the Revere Oil company operating from Fort Worth Texas were named in a fraud order by the post office department they are accused of a merger plan that consolidated over 100 defunct oil concerns and involved stockholder exchanges and touted safety from losses in extravagant circulars
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Revere Concern
Fort Worth
P. Q. Dept
Washington
Revere Oil Company
Tex
Post Office Department
Kosse Gusher Syndicate
Kosse Gusher Lease Pool
G. N. Nicholson
Kroco-Moran
Moran Syndicate
Mayflower Oil Company
F. MM. Grose
Guaranty Lease and Royalty Company
International Brokerage Company
C. J. Hoke
Eastern Trust and Mortgage Company
Revere Ot Company
Dixie Holayt
Revere Company
Haresd
Santa Fe and Albuquerque form co operative alliance
Leaders from Santa Fe and Albuquerque pledge mutual advertising and travel promotion to boost tourism and accurate information sharing. They plan to form an association along the Santa Fe trail and coordinate road improvements, with reciprocal visits and a joint publicity push to attract visitors to New Mexico.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Alvarado Hotel
Chambers of Commerce
Walter M. Danburg
Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce
M. L. Fox
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
New Mexico
California
Dodge City
Kans
Holbrook, Ariz
New York
San Francisco
Manta Ie
Inquirere
Jack Vollmer
Propret
Bishop's Lodge
Reed Helleman
Topeka
Kansa
Los Angeles
Calif
Chamber of Commerce
Kelehir
Sai Fe
Las Vegas
Webber
Fox
United States
United States Good Roads Association
Danbury
Santa Fe Chambe of Commerce
All Star Cast to Star in Patriotic Film at Pastime
An all star cast will appear in The Man Without a Country at the Pastime theater next Monday and Tuesday. Sponsored by Hugh A. Carlisle post of the American Legion to raise funds for a legion home, the eight reel feature blends romance and national history in a virtuous Americanism tale praised by critics.
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American Legion
Hugh A. Carlisle Post
Legion
Edward Everett Hale
New York
Ista
Bandits Loot Diamond Merchant In Downtown Los Angeles
Two bandits attacked Max Light a diamond merchant in a downtown Los Angeles office. They stunned him with a blackjack, locked him and a patron in a closet, and escaped with diamonds valued around $50,000. Police are investigating.
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Los Angeles
Max Light
Fforts
Postpone Meeting of Tax Commission to June 25
Special to The Journal Santa Fe June 1 The meeting of the State Tax Commission to consider school budgets has been postponed until June 25 on account of the school auditor not finishing visits to the counties.
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Santa Fe
State Tax Commission
Caplanus Counties
Conservatism in placing orders rises in business
New York reports that tests of business trends show reduced buying in primary channels but continued retail distribution. Observers expect the expansion of the first quarter to ease, with price rises slowing and a shift toward cautious ordering and avoiding large inventories.
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New York
Dan
Adventist Educational Creed Adopted at Colorado Springs
After ten days of debate the Seventh Day Adventist educational convention at Stratton park unanimously adopts a creed guiding schools worldwide. It emphasizes duty to the pole, intellectual culture, religious and vocational training, discards outdated studies, supports independent institutions, and aims to produce patriots loyal to country and God.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
German mine director General jailed by French court martial
Paul Kellermann director general of the Good Hope mines in Oberhausen was sentenced by a French court martial to five years in prison and a huge fine for refusing coal reparations deliveries and failing to pay a 49 percent coal tax.
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Germany
Postwar Germany Shows Ridiculous Bargains and Hardships
A visiting American describes postwar Germany where living costs collapse to a trickle for basic goods while many families house refugees. Aristocrats lose wealth, art and treasures are sold, and skilled workers struggle to afford butter as socialists threaten the country’s direction.
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Dresden
Saxony
Germany
Max Koshler
St. Louis
Albuquerque
Mianeais Roi Eilly
New Chile Cabinet Formed Under Carlos Ruiz
A new cabinet led by radical Carlos Alberto Ruiz was formed in Santiago to replace the resigned cabinet of Cornelia Saavedra. Ruiz also serves as minister of interior.
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Porso
Santiago
Chile
Carlos Alberto Ruiz
Cornelia Saavedra
Senor Ruiz
Interior
Miss Alexa Stirling Wins Metropolitan Women's Golf Title
Miss Alexa Stirling of North Hempstead, former national champion, defended her metropolitan title by defeating Mrs. G. M. Heckscher of Piping Rock 11 and 9 in the 38 hole final.
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Alexa Stirling
North Hempstead
G. M. Heckscher
Piping Rock
Special trains to Albuquerque host medical group visitors
Additions to the travel schedule include a second American Medical Association delegation, UC students, and an Elliott Tours party. The Chamber of Commerce and Bernalillo County Medical Association will guide tours of Albuquerque for arriving visitors, with trains arriving June 16 to 18 carrying 156 to 176 passengers śred.
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Americann Medical Association
San Francisco
University of California
Chamber of Commerce
Bernalifio County Medical Association
Albuquerque
American Medicalsociation
C. Alexander
Los Angeles
Isleta
Elliott
Clovis
Berkeley
H. Rh. Thompson
American Medical Association
Apedal
Gov Bryan ends color line in Nebraska boxing
Lincoln Neb June 15 Gov C W Bryan ordered the department of public welfare to strike from its rules the prohibition on boxing matches between white and colored persons erasing the color line in ring bouts. He cited upholding federal constitutional principles as the reason.
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Lincoln
Neb
C. W. Bryan
Nebraska
Department of Public Welfare
McKelvie
Bryan
Bridges swept away by North Canadian River flood
Oklahoma City June 16 bridges over the North Canadian river from Beaver county to Oklahoma county are washed out. Total damage to highways and bridges will run to several million dollars. Several agricultural counties are unable to ship crops after recent floods, per Paul Nesbitt state highway commissioner in a partial summary.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Beaver County
Panhardle
Oklahoma County
Paul Nesbitt
Little Chief Wins Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct
Little Chief riding for Rancocas stable and jockey Earie Sande won the $10,000 Brooklyn handicap on the opening card at Aqueduct. Was second and Knobbie, another Rancocas entry, finished third. The mile and an eighth time was 1:58.
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New York
Little Chief
Rancocas
Earie Sande
Brooklyn
Aqueduct Track
Bunting
Harry Paine Whitney
Knobbie
Krancocas
Gun Battle in San Francisco Ends in Prohibition Raid Death
In San Francisco on June 15 Basi Artuffo was killed and his wife Julia wounded in a raid on their home by two prohibition agents. The agents, unnamed, were taken into custody by police. Mrs. Artuffo sustained a gunshot to the right ankle.
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Basil Artuffo
San Francisco
Basi Artuffo
Julia
Prohibition
Artuffo
Shipboard Junket Sparks Democratic GOP Clash
Chairman Hull accuses the Lasker led Shipping Board of waste in the Leviathan trip and reconditioning costs. He insists responsibility rests with this administration, not the previous one, citing a 1922 contract and extended delays.
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Washington
Hull
Democratic National Committee
Shipping Board
Leviathan
Lasker
Mr. Hull
William J. Gothlinois
Newport News
Boston
Iinera
John Barton Payne
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Judge Payne
Newport Newa Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Corporation
Jnoss
Europe
Charlies M. Schwab
Charles Oo
Mercantile Firms Carrying Checking Accounts Face Banking Rules
Assistant Attorney General Armstrong ruled a mercantile concern that permits customers to write checks on its ledgers and settles with the customer after stock sales falls within banking regulation. The opinion says such firms may not be barred from taking deposits for check writing but remain subject to state banking laws.
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Santa Fe
Assisant
Genera Armstrong
State Bank Examiner
Greggs
Mercantile
New Mexico
Mercantile Corporatio
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Durand, Mich
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Gov. Bryan
North Canadian
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CHIEF
Vesgel
Wilson
Mercantile Concern
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