Two Trainmen Die in Mexico Orient Wreck
Dispatches report two trainmen killed when a bridge fire weakened supports caused a plunge into an abyss near Chihuahua City. Governor Marcelo Caraveo and about 100 prominent citizens were among the injured or present at the opening of the Kansas City Mexico and Orient link.
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Preas
Mexico
City
Chihuahua
Marcelo Caraveo
Caravea
Ferreira
Ojinga
Francisco Rodriguez
Manuel Candia
Caraveo
Francisco Cordero
A. Chavez
R. Sanchez Fraustro
Jose Almeida
Manuel Rivero Mier
Foesndo Sandoval
Swanson Analyzes Crime in Chicago
Chicago State's Attorney John A. Swanson outlines crime causes and remedies in a sweeping analysis. He cites organized crime revenue from liquor violations and vice, calls for faster juries and more judges, and notes Chicago's diverse population and vast police coverage as factors in enforcing law.
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Swanson
Chicago
John A. Swanson
America
Torney Swanson
Mr. Swanson
New York
Submarine repairs strain Navy by oil leaks and main motor failures
The annual report of Admiral Charles F. Hughes cites oil leaks and frequent main motor breakdowns as the chief submarine problems. S and V class subs top the trouble list, with repairs costly and time consuming at navy yards. The report notes 44 subs out of commission, a required $14 million to bring them to war readiness, and a full-year operating force of 83,250 enlisted personnel.
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International News Service
Washington
Charles F. Hughes
Hughes
Navy Yard
Eaid
Department
First
First Line
Navy Chief Praises China and Nicaragua Naval Operations
In remarks on naval duties abroad the secretary lauded the Asiatic Fleet for protecting Americans in Shanghai and the Peking Tientsin area with about 3,000 marines. He noted orderly evacuation by warlords and described tactful actions to safeguard nationals and embassy staff. In Nicaragua, he commended US forces for restraint while safeguarding key cities and strategic points.
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China
Nicaragua
Shanghai
Maine
Tain A Forcg
Peking
Tientsin
Chang Tso Lin
Taku Bur
Hughes
Unusually Long Bean Breaks Fences on Local Farm
Oakwood Ohio reports a giant Arkanaad bean from the Charles Gerend farm measuring 44 inches. The plant has produced beans known to cleave fences, requiring support to stand.
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Oakwood
Ohio
Arkanaad
Charles Gerend
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Tom Sawyer
Ranieri
Samuel A. Hoffman
Billy Ranieri
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