Obregon Offers Unseated Ruler Protection In Mexico War
El Paso dispatch reports General Obregon says Carranza is surrounded at Rinconada near Tepepan and may leave danger zone with guard protection to Vera Cruz. Obregon telegram claims Carranza has fought near Hincada and near Meperanan station, with calls to escort him to safety despite rebel advances.
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Weather Forecast for Denver May 13
Denver weather forecast shows unsettled Friday with possible showers in the eastern portion. Saturday looks fair and warmer with improving conditions.
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Porlcast
Denver
Colo
Pastor Relates Failed Effort to Win Howat Over Governor
Dr. Charles M. Sheldon told Kansas Congregational conference in Topeka that miner leader Alexander Howat refused to love Governor Allen. Sheldon recounted asking Howat what Jesus would do, and Howat quipped to tell the governor to love him, then thought before the dramatic reply.
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Freight Congestion Drives Railroads to Seek Relief
Congress pressed to help railroads ease freight congestion delaying production and raising living costs. Senate committee approved a 15 year repayment term for advances from a 300 million revolving fund to free equipment, while shippers warn of ongoing bottlenecks at eastern and midwestern gateways. Government agencies coordinate actions as lines report swollen freight car counts and uneven service across regions.
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McNary urges support for Dolinson in California primary
Senator McNary of Oregon issues a statement urging voters to back Senator Dolinson of California in the Republican presidential primary. The missive endorses political ally Dolinson and calls for party unity in advance of ballots.
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Jobin
CantU Troops Brace for Attack Amid Rumors at Camp Beacon
Governor Metehan Cantu reports force buildup in Lower California and warns American commander at Camp Beacon to prepare for potential attack as threatening conditions and rumors circulate. Authorities urge heightened protection to avert trouble.
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Hearing Set on Sage Bail Demand in Arizona Case
In Phoenix on May 13 the Arizona Supreme Court eyed a habeas corpus petition for Clarence Sage of Jerome a former mining company guard. Sage seeks bail while appealing a statutory-conviction against Mrs. Florence Schendel alleging the prosecution witness testimony was incredible. The hearing is set for next Thursday at 10 a.m.
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North Dakota farmer admits killing Wolf family and helper boy
Henry Layer, a North Dakota farmer, confessed to killing Jacob Wolf his wife and five children plus a chore boy on April 22 near Turtle Lake. He pleaded guilty to first degree murder and was sentenced to life in the state penitentiary.
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Bernalillo Road Project Faces Indian Land Obstruction
The Albuquerque Bernalillo highway faces collapse as six miles cross Sandia Pueblo lands not subject to state eminent domain. A political and community effort led to Indian consent after state highway officials warned of lost federal funds and looming danger to the project. The Journal endorses a policy balancing white and native interests and supports drainage and highway construction.
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Men Apply for Work at Mines at Butte
In Butte Montana on May 13 the number of men applying for work at the mines rose after the Metal Mine Workers Industrial Union No 806 halted by stating strike on the job. The union's Ha stelke branch urged workers to stay on the job while mine management kept most men idle. Companies said they would not employ new men without checking for union membership to ensure staff were non members.
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Missionaries in Mexico Face Aftermath of Carranza Fall
Morning Journal Special Lease Wire from Des Moines reports Bishop Francis J. McConnell at the Methodist Episcopal conference warns intervention in Mexico would deepen the abyss between Anglo Saxon and Latin minds and leave a legacy of U S hatred. He notes increased missionary work, a cooperative territorial division, and hopes for self sufficiency in Mexico with possible changes after the conference.
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Mexico
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Denver
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United States
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Former Inmate of Nut House Confesses to Banker Murder
Los Angeles May 18 The former inmate George Goldbach 28 claimed he killed banker H L Robbins 68 of Shelton Nebraska after Robbins allegedly attempted to crowd him off the sidewalk Goldbach said he grabbed a rope and struck Robbins three times then wrapped the rope around his neck choking him when the grip slipped he tightened it and killed him The suspect was taken into custody after police found him wandering nearby with a hammer and knife while saying he was looking for someone
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Langer Wins Unanimous Endorsement for North Dakota Governor
William Langer attorney general of North Dakota was unanimously endorsed for the Republican gubernatorial nomination by the statewide Republican convention held in Tanger for Governor Minet on May 13.
Poindexter Anti Strike Bill Favored by Senate Subcommittee
A subcommittee of the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee voted to report favorably the Poindexter anti strike bill for railroads. Senator Poindexter said minor amendments would be added that do not impair the measure. The bill aims to prevent disruptions in railroad transportation and will return to the full committee within a few days.
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