Ambassador Sheffield Plans Mexico Post Retirement
James M. Sheffield will retire as United States ambassador to Mexico and seek to appoint George Summerlin to the post, with Mexican officials stating Summerlin is well informed on Mexican affairs and friendly to the Mexican people. Summerlin previously served as counsellor for the embassy and charge d affaires at Mexico City from 1915 to 1919, credited with fostering tranquil relations between the two nations.
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Nogales
Ariz
James TN. Sheffield
United States
Mexico
George Summerlin
Sonora
M. J. Sierra
Mexico City
Summerlin
Sheffield Admitted to New York Hospital for Minor Operation
James BR Sheffield the American ambassador to Mexico was admitted to St Luke's hospital in New York for a minor operation. Hospital officials did not disclose the nature of the procedure.
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New York
James BR. Sheffield
Mexico
Br. Luke's Hospital
Mrs Henry Potter Russell Sues For Divorce In Paris
Paris reports Mrs Henry Potter Russell formerly Miss Phebe Harriman has filed for divorce. Daughter of Mr J B Harriman of New York, she married Henry Potter Russell in Maine on January 3, 1915, and was a 1917 debutante in New York.
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Henry Potter Russell
Paris
Henry Potter Resell
Mise Pthe! Harriman
Trhel Merriman
J. Borden Harriman
New York
Henry Potter Mussell
Maine
Charlies
Woman Found Guilty of Forgery in June Court
A woman named Mere Blaise Wheaton was convicted of forgery in a June trial at Bi Pace. She received a two year sentence after testimony by Myr Ward and deputy Miller. The case involved a attempted life-threatening plea and the judge described the offense as serious.
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Mere Blaise Wheaton
Gerte
Ward
Shepherd Case Expected to Go to Jury Friday
Chicago June 24 AP two word pictures of William Darling Shepherd were painted in his murder trial as defense and prosecution debated innocence and plot theories. Prospects at adjournment tonight were that the case would go to the jury Friday with Stewart to finish the defense address and Crowe and Birien to close for the state and defense.
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Shepherd
Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Stewart
Fatman
Mr. Gorman
Robert Jh. Crowe
W. W. “rBirien
Convention of Disabled Vets Opens in Omaha
Delegates from across the country gather in Omaha for the Disabled American Veterans convention. Discussion centers on legislation, hospital care, and rehabilitation for 16 000 wounded World War veterans, with General Frank T. Hines and leaders like John W. Stott and John Mahan in attendance.
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Omaha
Neb
America
Uniter Grates Veteren Bureau
Frank T Hines
Annesto
Tiemes Kirby
Beireman
Reepitele
Sation
John W. Stott
Kvtiane
Johm Mahan
Melens
Moweveer
Allegstion
Frank J. Irwin
New York
Mr. Lewte
Declares Negro a Major Factor in American Culture
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss views on the role of Black Americans in culture. The text references social influence and public perception, with garbled phrases suggesting debate over whether Black Americans have become central to national life within a broader cultural context.
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America
Mountain Slide Fills Wyoming River Basin Causing Widespread Losses
Cheyenne dispatch reports a mountain of rock toppled into the Gros Ventre river in western Wyoming near the Teton range. The event dammed the river forming a lake seven miles long and a mile wide, damaged a forest section and swept away cattle while buildings were lost. A horseman escaped injury from debris. No deaths reported and no drainage plan announced.
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Cheyenne, Wyo
Gros Ventre
Teton Mountains
Wyoming
A&a
Teton National Forest
J. R. Jones
Jackson
Wyo
Jones
Woman Survives Lightning Strike Shock in Home
A couple in a Beath Street home escaped fatal injury when a bolt struck their chimney during a storm. Edith Morrison was unconscious for about 26 minutes while William A. Harriom was only slightly stunned. The lightning tore through the house wiring and chimney, damaging the stove pipe and bedroom, with reports noting an entry point at Newth Third Street.
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William A. Marrioom
Edith
Morrison
Harrism
Et Newt
F. L. Astram
Andrew Werler
Wind Ari and hail at Gallup rivers swollen
Wind and hail lashed Gallup as rivers swelled after heavy precipitation. Local officials warned residents along the riverbanks to take precautions while meteorologists tracked conditions.
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Ari
Gallup
Army officers ordered to produce ex privates in court
The report states army officers are ordered to bring ex-privates before a court. The text appears garbled with unrelated fragments, mentioning names and places but not yielding clear facts beyond the court-ordered production.
Keep Present Farmers Upon Valley Lands
J C Smith addressing Kiwanis on June 2% hearing supports establishing the Middle Rio Grande Valley Reclamation District with a policy of economical construction. He urges keeping local farmers informed and mentions costs, proposed district funding, and water management aimed at benefiting residents and preserving long term agricultural life.
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Middle Rio Grande
J. C. Smith
Kiwanis
New Mexico
Seeith
Gale
Hunetix
Galbog
Eure Banaene
Gertiene
Thas Cme
Paul
Las Vega
Biwemis Rege & Spacer
Ork
Chester Mennter
Las Ve
Girl Three Dies After Rattlesnake Bites in Liberty
Petelle Thompson a three year old girl died in a hospital after a 16 hour battle to save her life. She was bitten three times near her home in Liberty 30 miles from Phoenix following an incident at the doorway.
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Phoenix
Aziz
Jane St
Petelle Thompson
Liberty
Geo
Hackeye
G. Thompson
Heavy Rain Halts Espee Traffic in Arizona
In Douglas Arizona June weather brought heavy rain and flooding as storms converged near the foothills five miles from town. Washouts delayed trains and routes across the area, with ongoing rainfall contributing to disruption into late June.
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Arizona
Douglas
Aris
Sur Peenee
Peim
Tom
Four Miners Trapped in Idaho Mine Report
Report from Idaho describes four miners trapped after a mine incident. Two miners are believed dead while rescuers work to reach the others. Details on mine name and exact location are unclear due to garbled text.
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Idaho
Testimony Ends Thursday In Otero-Manppet Case
Gallup New Mexico June 4 Democrats will close their testimony in the Otero Manppet worship contest case in county by Thursday. Republican counsel announced rebuttal will extend about half a day. Judge Mechem declined announcements on whether this would trigger further actions and when county voters might be affected.
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Gallup
N. M
Democrata
M County
Weed
Albewergue
Edein Mechem
Nat Uaercia
Theanime Holle
Garela
de Peete
Govermer
A. T. Heenett
J. W. Chepemen
Mer
Chapman
Garcia
Hervey
Meliinley Comaty
Semcoe
Albert Kes
Saleeelea County
Bs Erakh
Gallen
Werther
Belt Reesers
Istant
Wik Beg
Poe
Lee Chine
City considers Albuquerque Natural Gas and Oil franchise vote
The city commission met to fine tune and submit for public vote the Albuquerque Natural Gas and Oil company franchise. The attorney said state law requires a vote for new franchisees. amendments will be made before the citizen ballot. Mayor Tingley urged action on garage engine noise in late hours.
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Albuquerque Natural Gas and Oil Company
Tingley
Ross
Commission
Precinct 17
Rows
Mabry
Messrs. Macpherson
Driggs
Fort Collins Gunner Wins Colorado New Mexico Trap Trophy
H K Mitten of Fort Collins won both the handicap and doubles championships on the final day of the Colorado New Mexico trap shooting tournament. Charles A Gunning of Longmont claimed the all around title with scores 97 and 41, while Lambert of Oklahoma City led the doubles with 45 but was ineligible.
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Fort Collins
Cole
H. K. Mitten
Charles A. Gunning
Longmont
Miston
Gunning
Roebrer
Colorado
Martwig
Genning
Lambert
Ckahomea City
Nuch Rasee
Denver
George Hurt
Moup
Jack Franklin
Hmailty Trerhy
Alee
Caillaux Rules French Chamber with Iron Hand
Parts June 74 AP notes M Cailhaux governs the French chamber with tight control over budgets. The article reports on the senorion of Gaseme and Petite ministry allocations, chamber decisions, and fiscal measures affecting the government budget and security. The piece reflects a tense, authoritative leadership style shaping parliamentary budgetary outcomes.
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M. Cailhous
Ministry of Petite
Tomroesem
Egeke
Seolinelion
Man Pleads Guilty To Bogus Check Charge
A man pleads guilty to a bogus check charge in a local court. Details about his identity and the case are sparse, but the defendant admitted to presenting fraudulent checks to obtain funds. The outcome awaits sentencing and further legal action.
Provisional Government Sparks Foreign Antagonism Debate
Washington fears that a wave of anti foreign sentiment may fuel disorder and riotous elements as the Provisional Government takes a stand. Officials warn public confidence could be undermined and tensions rise nationwide.
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Washington
Tensions Rise as Chinese Threaten Assault on Shameen
Canton reports intensifying anti foreign agitation. Chinese threaten to attack the Shameen foreign settlement at noon but fail to strike. Fortifications rise in British and French concessions. Japanese landing parties arrive. A Chinese envoy bearing a foreign office dispatch visits gates claiming demand for damages after dead are counted. The American consul receives an unsigned letter to enter the city and consult with the foreign affairs office, but it is ignored.
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Canton
Shameen
Foreign Office
Office of Foreign Affairs
China notes raise U S concern over anti foreign unrest
Washington observers await Pekin response to a new Chinese note on extraterritorial rights while anti foreign demonstrations in Canton and Shanghai threaten stability. Officials foresee possible forceful action and joint conferences with foreign diplomats to address the crisis.
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Washington
China
Canton
Mayer
Pekin
Shanghai
Dave
WSP
Mr. Meyer
Enere Hasmacey Baetheaer Peters
Pekin Vehiy
Etlack
Two Men Suspected of Directing a Brewery from Their Cells
Two inmates are suspected of running a brewery operation from their jail cells. The case involves an organized effort tied to a broader illicit network. Authorities say prisoners managed equipment and distribution from behind bars.
Prehistoric Funeral Urn Metrics From An Ancient Site
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a prehistoric funeral urn, a possible site debate, and references to a community or society and local figures. The text mentions ages and vote-like terms, with many garbled names and numbers, indicating a limited readable record of an archaeological find.
Fragmented OCR Text Summary Placeholder
Readable fragments describe a damaged note with unclear items. Entities and facts are insufficient to form a coherent headline or full summary.
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