NUNS PROPHECY SAW CARRANZA FATE FULFILLED IN MEXICO
Washington May 22 Venustiano Carranza the former Mexican president has fled to the mountains of Puebla and was killed during a military action or executed in jail near Tlaxcaltenango as the fighting raged around him He had long been pictured in Mexican lore as the old man with a beard who would die violently and be followed by a peaceful era Mexico’s civil strife and U S policy near recognition figures loom large as observers assess the impact on the revolution and U S relations
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Weather Report From Yesterday's Local University Reading
The report lists yesterday's weather with high and low temperatures, humidity at 64 percent, and reports of precipitation and wind. It notes the wind from the southwest and clear conditions overall.
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Body of Man Slain Found Buried in Irrigation Ditch
The body of Juan Armijo, a ranchman and miner, was found buried in an irrigation ditch after being shot twice. Authorities say his wife directed investigators to the site, where charred bones were found. Antonio Paz is jailed as a suspect.
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Soldier Relief Bill Moves Under House Rules Committee
Washington May 22 Republicans on the House Rules Committee report a favorable rule for a soldier relief bill advancing to floor consideration. No date set, but leadership expects no action before Tuesday, while Democrats oppose changes allowing a single recommittal motion and seek broad Republican opposition to cash bonus and land reclamation provisions. The National Grange protests the Lane Mondell plan for farm homes for veterans.
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Tax agents to press admission tax from theaters nationwide
Washington May 22 Internal revenue collectors begin a campaign to collect admission taxes from theaters and moving picture houses. Treasury reports indicate about 5 000 amusement venues may have failed to remit taxes collected from patrons.
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St Paul Wins Kings Plate at Woodbine in Canadian Classic
Giddings three year old St Paul triumphed in the sixty first Kings Plate at Woodbine, beating fourteen top Canadian bred rivals. The race finished in 2 minutes and seconds, with a prize of fifty guineas plus 7 200 added by the Ontario Jockey Club amid about forty thousand spectators.
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Recreation for Church's Young People Plan
A definite plan approved by the committee outlines methods to provide for the wants of the youth members. It describes activities and organizational steps to engage young church members in constructive recreation and community service.
Conference Adopts Ritual Change in Membership Reception
Des Moines May 22 a Methodist Episcopal general conference vote 390 For 369 Against adopts majority report deeming the current reception rite unconstitutional The issue limits changes to the one question do you believe in the doctrines and the required answer I do The report calls for no broad debate on amusement discipline and outlines a simplified membership qualification The committee also plans local censorship measures for motion pictures and urges religious bodies to curb Sunday displays and press for national marriage and divorce law harmonization.
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Campaign Fung Investigation Begins Monday
Washington dispatch reports the Senate investigating committee summoned Republican and Democratic presidential campaign figures to testify on expenditures and sources of funds. Ada men and others allied with Wood McAdoo Lowden Cox and Poindexter factions agreed to appear, with hearings possible before the June deadline.
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Resolute's Mast Crumples In First Tuning Up Race
New Haven May 12 The Resolute suffered a collapsed hollow woolen mast when the Herreshoff boat crashed during the opening tuning race with Vanitie. No injuries reported and the yacht was towed to Pristel for a steel spar mast. The incident ends the race and sets up a rematch to determine who defends the America’s Cup against Lipton’s Shamrock I.
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Retired capitalist shoots self in Los Angeles death
Eugene F. J. McCarthy, 61, a retired capitalist of Saltilloore, died in a Los Angeles hospital from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Police say heavily grieving over his wife’s death he planned burial in El Paso, Texas. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Fiva McCarthy of Washington, D. C.
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One Killed More Than Ten Hurt in Minnesota Storms
One person is reported dead and more than ten injured after two tornadoes swept Castle Hook and Redwing Minnesota. Five people were injured at Castle Tock where several buildings in a small town were struck. The storm damaged farm buildings in northern Steele and southeastern Stiee counties causing minor injuries.
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Army Transports to Carry American Olympic Team
Washington May 22 The House adopted a resolution authorizing the War Department to employ Army transports to carry the American Olympic team to the Antwerp summer games. The measure cleared the House and was sent to conference for final action.
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Education broadens the horizon of conscious living
The sermonette argues that education is not mere fact storage but expanding awareness of relationships to people, laws, and values. As horizons widen, one balances desires, embraces common good, and strives toward Godlike character through self-conscious growth.
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Carranza’s Body to Arrive in Mexico City Tonight
Report from Mexico on May 22 states Venustiano Carranza’s body is due to reach Mexico City this evening. Six other attack victims were buried at the battlefield site. Private interment is allowed for Carranza’s relatives including his daughters Julia and Virginia Aguilar. Names of Carranza’s companions killed remain uncertain though believed to include generals Murguia Urquizo and others.
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Judge Tully Scott enters US Senate race from Colorado
Denver report says Colorado supreme court justice Tully Scott announced his Democratic bid for the US Senate seat to succeed Thomas, running on a platform backing the Wilson administration and the peace treaty ratification without reservations. The May dispatch notes other world, national, and local items in condensed form.
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Obregon Presses Carranza Death Inquiry After Conference
Mexico City May 22 Generals Obregon and Pablo Gonzalez form a commission to investigate Carranza death scene with Roque Estrada Hilario Hodriguez Malpica and Aquiles Plorduy named as attorneys. Obregon denounces Carranzistas saying they failed to save their leader if their claims are true.
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Institute Wins the Annual Track Meet
The New Mexico Military Institute won the all southwestern track meet at Roswell by 19 points over State College. Cadet Bassett captained the team as Jacobson claimed the southwestern title. Coach Filekinger trained the cadets for months to challenge an Arizona lineup that did not visit. The victory grants the institute the undisputed southwest track championship.
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