United States Probes Reported Magdalena Bay Land Grant
Senator Johnson of California seeks an early Foreign Relations Committee inquiry into reports of a 2,000,000 acre land grant in Magdalena Bay Lower California to a Mexican Japanese syndicate. Mexican ambassador Tellez calls the grant report surd. Japanese officials say no information. The matter recalls past debates on transfers to Japanese interests and U.S. policy stakes.
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Magdalena Bay
Lower
California
Don Manuel C. Tellez
Senate
Johnson
Republcan
Borah
Amon Department
SheffMld
Mexico City
Ambasdoer Teilez
Bellogs
State Department
San Diego
Roberto Farfan
Lower California
Tle + i
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Dr. Vu
San Pedro
Lodge
Massachusetts
Knox
United States
Health booster malt tonic set for six month trial
The Treasury Assistant Secretary approves a malt health booster containing 3.75 percent alcohol as a beer like tonic for a six month market test. Anheuser Busch and Pabst Brewing receive manufacture and sale permits in drug stores with weekly limits. Officials say 25 percent malt solids prevent intoxication and bootleggers will be deterred.
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Washington
Andrews
The
Treasury
Anheuser- Busch, Inc
St. Louis
Pabst Brewing Company
Malt health booster not fit as beverage say producers
In St Louis on March 29, George A. Mills of Anheuser Busch contends a malt health booster with 3.75 percent alcohol planned for market by Anheuser Busch and Pabst cannot be used as a beverage. Mills explains the tonic was made for decades before Prohibition but stopped after the eighteenth amendment due to stability issues without alcohol.
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ST. Louis
Anheuser Busch, Inc
Pabst Stewing Company
George A. H. Mills
Fire destroys Bernalillo County courthouse records
A blaze at Bernalillo county courthouse likely spared only sheriff’s office files while vast archives in the treasurer and clerk safes were lost. Fire officials hypothesize a ceiling origin from a defective flue as crews fought the blaze with no local water supply.
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Sandoval
Bernalillo
Berna- Mno
Albuquerque
Kindaval County
Berna- Hilo
Royal influenza grips British royal family in Marlborough House
London report notes Prince of Wales underwent ear operation after influenza, Duke of York also ill, and now Princess Victoria sister of the king is down with the disease showing pneumonia symptoms. She has been ill for several days.
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Wales
London
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Marlborough House
Bankers Convicted Prompt Change of Venue to Pueblo
Herman B Gates Frank L Bishop and son Will F P Bishop and D H Staley, ex officers of Globe National Bank of Denver, face six indictments from misapplication to embezzlement. A venue change from Denver to Pueblo was granted by Judge J Foster Fymen. Gates and two Bishops were convicted of misappropriating 20000 dollars. Sidney avoided conviction on that charge.
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Colo
Herman B. Gates
Frank L. Bishop
Will F P. Bishop
D. H. Staley
Globe National Bank of Denver
United States District Court
Pueblo
J. Foster Fymen
Gates
Sidney
Famous Players Lasky Seeks Army Help for Yuma Shoot
In Phoenix on March 29 the Famous Players Lasky studio failed to secure U S troops from Fort Stephen Little at Nogales for filming near Yuma. The company appealed to United States Marshal Mauk who wired Senator Cameron in Washington to press for military assistance.
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United
New York Sky Aims For Horizons In Kids Art Study
New York on March 79 finds children drawing skies as patchwork quilts and bowls between towering buildings. Kindergarten teacher Nora Kahn notes the skyline challenge and how pupils imagine an open horizon.
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New York
Nora Kahn
Thie
Winter Storm Sweeps Across Central Plains
A major March snowstorm swept Missouri Kansas Colorado Texas Panhandle and New Mexico, bringing heavy snow and strong winds. Travelers faced closures and slick roads as the system moved eastward across the region.
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Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Texas Panhandle
New Mexico
Winter Storm Hits Silver City and Roswell Precipitation Rises
Heavy cold snap brings subfreezing temperatures and light snow across the region. Orchardists fear frost damage as fruit trees remain unbudded while Koogler notes limited smudging and heater use. Snow continues in San Veldro and east of Albuquerque with pipes freezing in the city.
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Koogler
San Veldro
Eistanvin
Lato
Storm Strikes Pecos Valley Brings Blinding Snow
Roswell reports a late Monday afternoon storm driven by a 30 mile gale that walloped the Pecos valley and eastern New Mexico. Snow was blinding and tourists were warned not to depart until the weather clears as loads and travel were hindered across the eastern slope. Weather records for two decades were broken by the ongoing storms. The new system began at daylight with a heavy onset.
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Roswell
N. M
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Dares a Woman Cop to Shoot in San Diego Park Incident
Edwin Geralds was shot in the leg by Officer Jessie M. Long after refusing to move bedding from Balboa Park and daring her to shoot. The gardener's complaint triggered the clash as Geralds, claiming to avoid rent, confronted the officer who fired at him after he backed her toward a canyon. Geralds hospitalized. Long praised for her action.
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San Diego
Calif
Edwin Geralds
Balboa Park
Jessie M. Long
Geralds
Luther Burbank Resting Amid Uncertain Condition
Santa Rosa Calif March 29 The condition of Luther Burbank noted horticulturist was described as very doubtful in a bulletin from his physician Dr Joseph H Shaw The patient is disturbed by occasional hiccups and due to age and extreme nervous condition his condition is very doubtful but he is resting fairly comfortably.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Luther Burbank
Joseph H. Shaw
Burlank slowly mending after illness from nerves and public furor
Luther Burlank, originator of a new horticulture and author of theories on the hereafter, is recovering from a nervous strain related illness. Doctors urge rest and quiet to ease his tired heart and nerves. He shows cautious improvement though abdominal pain requires attention.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Luther Burlank
Reet
Jiarbank
Kila
Joeeeph HH. Shaw
Burbank
Shaw
Sinclair Hartley Well Produces 25 000 Barrels In A Day
Okla March 29 The Sinclair Hartley well in the Garber Covington pool by gauge Sunday put 25 807 barrels in tankage It is under complete control and proof it is being saved The total production of the field jumped to 51 994 barrels roughly double what it was three days ago
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Okla
Sinclair-Hartley
Garber-Covington Pool
Journal and Herald sponsor safety first bicycle parade event
J. Howard Rodda arranged with local bicycle dealers for a parade Saturday April 4 to promote safe riding. Prizes include gold watches and trophies. a nine foot plank race offers a gold watch to the best distance ridden. Free entry and a safety demonstration accompany the event.
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Journal and Herald
Great “Safety
J. Howard Rodda
The
Cycle Trades of America
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Leseone
Ana
Eiile
Hieydlen
Jein
Thom
Kyvening Herald
Morning Journal
Murdered Albuquerque Boy's Body Arrives in Nogales
The body of Joe Hall, an Albuquerque boy murdered near Ixtlan, Magallan, Mexico, will arrive in Nogales at 6 a.m. Tuesday en route to Albuquerque. Frank Bourbon accompanies him. Strong's mortuary handles transport to Albuquerque. Funeral plans were not set as of Monday night.
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Joe Hall
Albuquerque
Ixtlan
Magallan
Mexico
Nogales
Arizona
Clyde Tingley
U. S
Tepic
Frank Bourbon
Novales
Itianea
U. 8
Strong
United States
Department of State
Mia
Mary N. Jlall
A. T. Hannett
Washington Senate and House Action Reported
Senate hearings on the Italian debt extend debate while the House orders prohibition workers into civil service. The Treasury bars 24 attorneys from practice and Brookhart election contest reports reach the Senate. Senator Norris calls for a vote on surplus crop policy. Kellogg cites Tacna Arica as not blocking mediation. Borah offers three amendments to a prohibition referendum measure. A judiciary committee questions calling a special session to try Judge Baneh if impeached.
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Senate
Norria
Congress
Tellew
Kellogg
Borah
Bneleh
Judiciary Committee
Cattleman Freed in Fraud Case Involving War Finance Funds
In Los Angeles on March 29 a federal court dismissed conspiracy charges against H. I. Johnson former president of Koreka Springs Cattle Co Wilcox Arizona and N. Shaw Los Angeles businessman. Prosecutors said evidence did not support the indictment alleging a fraud of about 125000 against the War Finance Corp through misrepresentation.
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H.l. Johnson
Koreka Springs Cattle Company
Wilcox
Arizona
N. Shaw
Johnson
Bhaw
War P Finance Corpore
Speed Boat Baby Gar VIL Sinks After Collision Off Havana
Havana reports the speed boat Baby Gar VIL driven by George Wood of Detroit sank in 100 fathoms off Havana Monday after ramming the motor boat Misaalm in an open speed boat race. Wood and mechanic Joe Kenny were rescued. Mix Palm Beach sustained heavy damage and was towed to Havana harbor.
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Baby Gar Vil
George Wood
Detroit
Misaalm
Woods
Joe Kenny
Prohibition Officers Move Into Civil Service Reform
Washington reports a push to reclassify federal prohibition enforcement. The House passed a Treasury bill to place all but the highest officers under civil service. Assistant Secretary Andrews created and filled two new positions in the enforcement staff.
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Congress
Administration
House
Treasury
Prohibition
Civil Service
Andrews
Italian Debt Debate Roils U S Senate Over Mussolini
The Italian debt settlement triggers a three hour Senate clash with attacks and defenses. Senators Smoot Reed Meed Robinson spar over calculation errors and Italy’s ability to pay. Prohibition, federal judges, and enforcement plans populate the day as hearings loom.
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Senate
Mussolini
American Debt Commission
Smoot
Utah
Commission
Reed
Missouri
Forelgn Relations Committee
Italy
Meed
Robinson
Arkansas
American Thugs Blamed for Mexican Attack
Mexican Ambassador Tellez said informants reported the assailants who robbed and kidnapped American engineers in Durango were American citizens. Other reports from Washington suggested the bandits were Mexican. Ambassador Sheffield made inquiries at Mexican foreign offices but had not reported conclusions.
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Tellez
Durango
Mxheaane
Sheffield Law
Mexican divorce declared invalid in New York ruling
White Plains New York March 29 A Mexican divorce granted to Henry Dunstone of New Orleans was declared invalid by Supreme Court Justice Tompkins. A decree of separation was granted to Mrs Liva W Dunstone of Yonkers. The Mexican decree was obtained March 1 1925 after he accused his wife of abandonment on September 26 1924 when he went to New Orleans to work as a sugar chemist.
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White Plains
N. Y
Henry Dunstone,y
New Orleans
Supreme Court
Tompkings
Mra
Liva W. Dunstone
Yonkers
Dunstone
New Orleanne
Mexican ex governor Flores shows slight improvement
From Nogales Arizona March 29 a dispatch to the Merald reports General Angel Flores former aspirant to the Mexican presidency and ex governor of Sinaloa has influenza for ten days. Doctors note a break in fever and say condition improved slightly.
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Nogales
Ariz
Angel Flores
Mexico
Sinaloa
Merald
Fiores
Conscience Movement Gains Note In Tacoma Letter
An unsigned letter from Vargo N D in Tacoma on March 29 reports that an extra fifty dollars was added to the editor's conscience fund. The writer recalls taking more money than he believed due many years ago, then needed it at that time.
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Tacoma
Wash
Vargo
N. DD
Berlin Fasted Record Shatters World Benchmark
Jolly the professional faster set a new world record with forty four days of abstention from food, beating Signor Murat of Italy by one day. He exited the cage ailing but alert, weighed 130 pounds at entry and about 163 on Monday, as doctors planned a liquid diet under close supervision. Gross receipts reached 45 000 dollars with 10 000 tax and 15 000 to the manager, leaving roughly 24 000 to the faster.
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Wherr Jolly
Signor Murat
Italy
Jolly
Abd
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