Financing plan for Chinese consortium agreed by major powers
Japan withdraws objections and accepts terms of a four-nation finance group for China. The plan will take effect after official signings, with Japan allowed to object to loans harming its national life or sovereignty. Manchuria and Mongolia exclusions are disputed. U.S. resists excluding them.
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Associated Press
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Great Britain
France
State Department
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China
Manchuria
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Isthmus of Tehuantepec and towns in rebels' hands
News from Juarez reports the Isthmus of Tehuantepec and several towns including Oaxaca capital Cordoba Veracruz and Agalmara now in rebel control. Other cities such as Toluca Mazatlan Michoacan and Chihuahua areas appear to be shifting allegiance as the revolution grows.
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Momnne Soumn
Leesaw Walee
Juarex
Mex
Jixthen
Oaxaca
Corriboba
Vera Crus
Agambara
Guanajuato
Jose Gonzalo Hacolar
Juarez
Evcobar
State of Mexico
Toluca
Mexico City
Fransises Mujica
Michoacan
Angel Flores
Mazatlan
Sinaloa
Mscobar
Cuime
Ramon It
Democrats push Uioarmament plank for peace in platform
New Yorkers demand a clear antiwar position in the party platform urging that war be pulled from all nations. Democrats advocate a strong pacifist stance to preserve peace in the current national mood.
Delegates Seek Plank for National Disarmament in Platform
New York delegates to the Democratic convention favor a national disarmament plank to curb costs of living. They also debated prohibition and league of nations issues, with Mayors Lunn and Seabury urging clearer stand and enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment. Norman K. Mack was re-elected New York national committeeman.
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San Francisco
National Platform Committee
Conference of Delegates
League of Nations
George R. Lunn
Memeterinay
Supreme Court
Samuel Seabury
New York
Lunn
Wilson
Seabury
Cochran
Resolutions Committee
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Douglas merchant arrested for alleged ammunition shipment to Mexico
Venacio Bolo a Douglas merchant linked to settling a Southern Pacific de Mexico strike was arrested by Justice Department agents on conspiracy to ship ammunition to Mexico. Arraigned before U S Commissioner H Peumler with a $5,000 bond for May 12 preliminary hearing. 27 000 rounds found hidden in caskets shipped from Los Angeles to Tucson alleged to be for him.
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Venacio Bolo
Southern Pacific de Mexico
Department of Justices
Mexico
Solo
H. Peumler
United States
Department of Justice
Los Angeles
Tucson
Weather forecast highlights from May First notes
Denver area reports a May first weather outlook with New Mexico expecting Saturday thunder showers and cooler conditions while Sunday is partly cloudy and warmer. Arizona forecast shows Saturday fair and Sunday partly cloudy with little temperature change.
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Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Local Weather Report From University Station
Conditions recorded for the past 24 hours ending 6 pm show low precision readings with noted temperature around 55 degrees and humidity near 47 percent. Wind speeds and precipitation are listed as minimal with no notable rainfall and no major weather events reported.
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Rail line severed as Mexican rebels strike near Laredo
The National Railway of Mexico line between Mexico City and the border was cut at Lampazos by rebels. Customs guards mutinied, fleeing to Columbia and gathering reinforcements to attack Nuevo Laredo. Monterrey troops rushed to support. central government police and guards loyal to Mexico remain at Nuevo Laredo. Consulate reports passport and border permit suspensions with border likely closed for days.
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Tex
National Railway of Mexico
Mexico City
Lampazos
Nuevo Laredo
Monterey
Sonora
Carranga
Columbia
Reynaldo Gare
Carlos Ovuna
League of Nations debate marks Methodist conference session
At Des Moines Iowa on May 7 the Methodist Episcopal general conference debated sending a bishops address paragraph on the league of nations to President Wilson and Congress. Majority favors endorsing the paragraph and urging agreement. minority wants resubmission with Senate-friendly modifications. The plan-grown action was postponed until tomorrow. Governors Coolidge and Wisconsin criticized for vetoes and crime remarks. condolence to Samuel Gompers voiced. Governor Allen of Kansas urged industrial court as a Christian remedy for labor disputes and warned against labor conspiracy against public welfare.
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New World Altitude Mark Set by Clarence Coombs
Clarence Coombs piloting an Orenco plane with three passengers rose to 16 200 feet at Mitchel Field, a new world record. Officials from the American Flying Club confirmed the ascent late today.
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American Flying Club
Publisher Alleges Market Cornered to Force Exorbitant Prices
Alleges that the market is cornered by unnamed parties to raise costs for consumers. Smith appears as a person alleging manipulation affecting paper supply and pricing.
Country Press Faces a Serious Situation
Washington May 7 The country press including small town papers faces possible extinction due to a print paper shortage. Cortland Smith of New York president of the American Press association testified before a senate committee that prices were raised by a suspected print paper conspiracy to regulate output. He warned quick relief is needed or half of small papers may disappear. The federal trade commission findings were sent to the Department of Justice for action consideration.
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Country Press
Senate
Cortland Smith
New York
American Press Association
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Federal Trade Commission
Department of Justice
Murdock
Train collision in Arkansas rocks Missouri Pacific service
Missouri Pacific local passenger train and a freight train collided head on at Tope Arkansas. The passenger train was badly wrecked and four freight cars demolished. Casualties not yet reported.
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Missouri Pacific
Aocestea
Tope
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Palmer's May Day Warning Not Slap at Union Workers
Philadelphia dispatch reports Attorney General Palmer says his May Day warning cannot be seen as an attack on organized labor. He argues alien anarchists oppose both labor and government, while defending American workers. He spoke during meetings with the Democratic State Committee and predicted victories in upcoming elections and many unopposed or lightly contested delegate races.
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State Committee
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Mack Re-elected Democratic National Committeeman
Norman F. Mack of Buffalo won re election as Democratic National Committeeman from New York by the conference of delegates. He has held the post for twenty years.
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Albany
Norman FE. Mack
Buffalo
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Census Figures Show City Population Increases
Washington May 7 Census figures list Bridgeport Connecticut 144 152 up 41 098 or 10 3 percent Waterville Maine 13 351 up 1 59 percent or 16 5 percent Pittsburg Kansas 18 062 up 3 297 or 22 3 percent Belmont Massachusetts 10 744 up 5 202 or 93 9 percent.
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Pittsburg
Kansas
Belmont
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Uncle Joe Cannon Celebrates 84th Birthday
Washington May 7 Former Speaker Cannon, aged 84, received ovations from House members as Representative Dell presented the birthday note. Chauncey Depew also sent regards from New York congratulating him on the milestone in a gracious message.
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Illinois
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Uncle Joe
Chauncey M. Depew
New York
Family narrowly escapes death in Arroyo plunge
Nogales Arizona May 7 J I Robinson and his family escaped death when an automobile driven by Robinson plunged fifteen feet into the arroyo bottom. Passengers were rescued by Twenty fifth Infantry members nearby. Mrs Robinson and the children were taken to a hospital. injuries not considered serious.
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Nogales
Arix
Robinson
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Hearst Buys Dexter Pulp and Paper Plant and Timber
An announcement today states W H Hearst closes a deal to own the Dexter Sulphite Pulp and Paper plant near Watertown with a timber tract of 26 000 acres included in the purchase.
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Paper Mill
Watertown
W. Hk. Hearst
Dexter Sulpite, Pulp and Paper Company
The Sweetest Story Ever Told Beet Sugar Sale
The Journal plans a public sale of 20,000 pounds of beet sugar next Tuesday morning in front of its Gold Avenue offices starting at 6 40. Price is fifteen cents per pound with a fifty cent limit per person. After a chamber hearing a search for sugar led to the purchase from Ro PL Putney, offering all sugar at the city’s lowest price. proceeds beyond costs will aid the Salvation Army campaign.
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Albuquerque
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Salvation Army
Carranza allies split as Murguia attacks Dieguez in Mexico
In Mexico City General Francisco Murguia accuses General Manuel Dieguez of friendliness to the revolutionists. Reports from El Paso say Murguia has begun a reign of terror while Carranza troops move to disarm rebels near Piedras Negras. News notes troop withdrawals from Juarez toward Mexico City and threats to capture Matamoros.
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Manuel M. Dieguez
Carranza
Mexico City
Francisco Murguia
Murguia
Puebla
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Sonora
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Teodulo R. Beltran
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Pablo Gonzales
Juarez
Jose Gonzales Escobar
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Matamoros
Tamaulipas
Brownsville
Barnes objects to invoking wheat embargo in policy debate
A Chicago meeting of grain executives and bankers formed a 47 member committee to plan wheat crop handling and futures trading after May 31 when the guaranty act ends. A 16 member panel from eight exchanges will propose recommendations to the general committee chaired by Fred Wells. Julius H. Barnes warned of untold difficulties and the risk of foreign pools manipulating U S markets if the embargo is used.
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Minneapolis
Omaha
Toledo
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Louis
Fred B. Wells
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Barnes
Stone Sized Like Golf Ball Kills Man in Orange City
A man identified as J. Instogt died after inserting a stone the size of a golf ball into his mouth. The stone lodged in his throat, could not be removed, and after unsuccessful efforts it was pushed into his stomach. The esophagus tore, leading to death the next morning.
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Loftegi
Mexican revolt spreading as Carranza stays in capital
Morning Journal reports Carranza remains in Mexico City at midnight as rebels gain ground across Piedras Negras Laredo and Matamoros. Dispatches note border clashes near Lampazos Piedras Negras and Matamoros while Cabrera and Alfonso Cabrera are subjects of rebel actions.
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Toredo
Texas
Carranza
Mexico City
Melquiades Garcia
Toro
National Palace
Washington
Piedras Negras
Laredo
Matamoros
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State Department
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Gonzales
Puebla
W. C. Jenkins
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Andrew Almazan
Tamaulipas
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Calles
Villa
Pablo Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Obregon
San Francisco Seals Release Two Pitchers Amid Gambling Charges
Casey Smith and Tom Seaton, leading Seals pitchers in the Pacific Coast League, were released by manager Charles Graham after gambling charges were brought against them. Graham cited serious-sounding rumors and said the action was in the best interests of the game. Seaton joined from the Chicago Nationals, while Smith had a four-year big league background.
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Chicago Nationals
Impressive First Communion Pageant At Immaculate Conception
Seventy children will take part in a Sunday first communion pageant at Immaculate Conception church. Parents and the Sisters of Charity have prepared for months, making this a highly anticipated Catholic celebration. The program appears elsewhere in the paper.
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