Obregon Defends Mexico Policy In Presidential Candidacy
General Obregon declares Rome and Wall Street as enemies of the Mexican government and outlines his platform on internal and external questions. He pledges to attract honest American capital while opposing imperialist Wall Street investment and signals no shift from Calles on church matters. He mentions sovereignty and taxation policy to counter U.S. boycott actions against Mexican fruits and rural goods.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Rome
Wall Street
General Obregon
Mexico
Obregon
Calles
United States
Royalists in France Freed in Major Hoax
Paris June 27 United Press reports royalist leader Leon Daudet his lieutenant Delest and Communist leader Lemard were freed Saturday in a major hoax. Police lack clues to their whereabouts and a Perpignan rally failed to attract the expected crowd as the incident prompts talk of government instability and possible pardon withdrawal.
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United Press
Paris
Leon Daudet
M. Delest
M. Lemard
Daudet
Perpignan
France
Spain
Daudet and
Delest
Camelots du Rio
Department of the Interior
Santa
Interior
Chamber of Deputies
Poincare
Local Folks and Travel Notes From Amarillo Area
Mrs. Cora L Wiles the Cypsy Tea Lady is back to work after six weeks ill ness due to an automobile accident. Mr and Mrs Tom Anderson return to Chillicothe after two weeks with John Ogies. Agnes Hensel enters stenographic department at Amarillo Business College. Mrs Gilbert Campbell returns from Kansas. Mr and Mrs R O Martin of Canyon visit daughter Agnes Martin in Amarillo. Ralph Ulveling county librarian plans two to three week hiking trip through New Mexico and Colorado. Audrey Lightfoot of King Dry Goods weekend with parents at Tascosa. Lillian Settle of Greers Department Store leaves for Clovis and Lubbock for vacation. Amarillo architect Guy A Carlander expected back tonight from Fort Worth and Vernon. Mr and Mrs W W Ballew spent first week in Dallas. Roy Owens enters Amarillo Business College. J J Hastings and children of 309 Twentieth Street return from hunting trip. M Adams of Adams Dry Goods leaves on business trip to Wichita Falls. Mr and Mrs J H Brashears of Pam-…
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Cora L. Wiles
Tom Anderson
Chillicothe
John Ogies
Agnes Hensel
Amarillo
R. O. Martin
Canyon
Agnes Martin
Ralph Ulveling
New Mexico
Colorado
Audrey Lightfoot
The
King Dry Goods Store
Tascosa
Hugh Greer
Greer’s Department Store
Memphis
Lillian Settle
Clovis
Lubbock
Guy A. Carlander
Fort Worth
Vernon
W. W. Ballew
Dallas
Roy Owens
President to Study Black Hills Indians and Forests
Rapid City dispatch notes President Coolidge will visit the Black Hills region to learn about Indian lore and pioneer history while observing federal forest management practices. The trip tours Custer State Park, the Harney and Black Hills National Forests, and related landmarks and mining heritage.
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International News Service
Rapid City
White House
Black Hills
South Dakota
Coolidge
Custer State Park
Black Hills National Forest
Harney National Forest
Clevgland
Theodore Roosevelt Game Preserve
Harney National Forests
Wind Cave National Park
Jewel Cave National Monument
Harney Peak
United States
Rocky Mountains
Custer Peak
Needles
Sylvan Lake
Keystone
Holy Terror
Family and travel notes from Amarillo area patrons
A compilation of brief items shows residents visiting relatives in Long Beach Caney and Pueblo, trips to Colorado Oklahoma and Texas cities, vacation plans including Fort Worth Oklahoma City Vega and Memphis, and local news on pool bids and staff absences at Greer’s department store and Amarillo Music.
Woman Killed Man Dying in Car Wreck in Coleman
In Coleman Texas on Sunday Mrs Emma Knowles was instantly killed and Charley Keeney was dying in Santa Anna hospital from a fractured skull after a highway accident north of Santa Anna. Ruby Warner survived with bruises. The party were Coleman residents. the car overturned on the highway and Mrs Knowles had a broken neck.
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Coleman
Emma Knowles
Charley Keeney
Santa Anna
Ruby Warner
Amarillo Church Urges Peace Talks with France and Japan
The First Congregational Church of Amarillo Texas sent a letter and resolution to President Coolidge urging him to enter into conference with French and Japanese representatives to promote treaties not to go to war. The church endorses Omaha council resolutions on international questions and seeks peacetime harmony.
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First Congregational Church
Amarillo
Coolidge
France
Japan
Texas
M. Briand
French Republic
United States
National Council of Congregational Churches
Omaha
Legionnaires to Attend State Meeting in Houston
Amarillo will send a large delegation to the state convention of the American Legion in Houston from July 4 to 6. Hanson Post No. 1d reports local officers on key committees and announces auditorium offices close after noon July 2 until July 6. Veterans seeking insurance or loan services are urged to apply before July 2.
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Amarillo
the American Legion
Houston
Hanson Post
Tra Barend
Barend
Plans for Panhandle Boy Scout Camporees Feature
Scout officials announce several Panhandle camporees to boost interest and allow leaders to specialize. A major Panhandle camporee is planned this fall in Amarillo as part of the Tri-State exposition.
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Panhandle
Amarillo Tri-State
Golden Lion Cafe Reports Sixty Dollar Loss
Police records show the Golden Lion cafe cash register rifled and sixty dollars taken last Saturday night with no arrests made.
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Golden Lion Cafe
Golden Lion
Prince Henry Roasts Royal Academy Banquet Roast
Prince Henry, king's third son, lampooned Royal academicians at a London banquet celebrating the annual exhibition. He quipped about rare appearances of Royal academicians among modern fox-hunt crowds and motor cars while noting his soldierly profession.
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the Associates Press
London
Prince Henry
Royal Academy
King George Seeks Fewer American Musicals in London
King George on The Blue Train voiced a wish for more native music in London theaters. He noted he preferred local shows as British audiences press for native musicians. The shortage stems from the deaths of leading British producers and composers Holman Clark Hawtrey Caryll Monckton with no new talent yet stepping up.
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London
King George
Blue Train
Holman Clark
Charles Hawtrey
Ivan Caryll
Lionel Monckton
Tom Mix Heads Resistance to Salary Cuts in Hollywood
Hollywood studios plan salary reductions of 10 to 26 percent for contract stars. Tom Mix vows to refuse any cut, saying he knows his worth and will not accept a reduction. Conrad Nagel heads a new Actor's Equity committee to protect studio employees, with a mass meeting planned.
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United Press
Hollywood
Tom Mix
Mix
Tony
Stors
Conrad Nagel
Actor's Equity Association of
New York City
Nagel
First National
Milton Sills
Billie Dove
Richard Harthelmess
Mary Astor
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Jack Gilbert
Norma Shearer
Greta Garbo
Paramount
Pola Negri
Bebe Daniels
Clara Bow
Adolphe Menjou
Wallace Jerry
Universal
Mack Sennett
Christie
Soldier training shifts from art to field artillery
A speaker recalls a remark about soldier training not leading along the high road to art. During field exercises attention focused on artillery, causing thoughts to drift from the Royal Academy of Aldershot to the Institute of Architects Burlington House.
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R. A
Aldershot
I. A
Burlington House
GAY AFFAIRS IN AMARILLO FOR SUMMER VISITORS
Amarillo hosts a week of social events for younger visitors and returning students. Notable gatherings include a luncheon at the Hereing hotel honoring Miss Williams and visitors from Wichita Falls Duncan and Los Angeles. A charity ball, bridge party, and multiple dances follow at local clubs and homes through Thursday.
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Hereing Hotel
Roy Williams
Thelma
Fay Fisher
Wichita Falla
Marjorie Simmons
Duncan
Oklahoma
Frances Boyd
Wichita Park
Peggy Masterson
Tyler Street
Miss Williams
Mea
Hardin
Amarillo Country Club
Margaret Hardin
Los Angeles
Gene Nelson
Wichita Falls
Marjorie Neely
Neely
Elku
Overnight Texas News Highlights From Dallas to Corpus Christi
Cue Whisenet 18 burned to death and the three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Nichols not expected to live after a gasoline explosion Sunday in Timp son. Edward Menneramith 21 drowned in a stream west of Kleburg Sunday morning while on a weekend party with four others. Representative Tom Connally urged universal draft at the American Legion division convention urging manpower for war and national service.
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Timpson Cue Whisenet
Mra
Elmer Nicholson
Dallas-Dward
Kleburg
Corpus Christi
Tom Connally
Logion
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Aides
Lady Bledzo
Eleanor Bleedson
Chicago
Joseph
Yellow Kid) Weil
Leavenworth
Darby Day, Jr
Day
Darby Day
L. L. Bennett
Howard Rogers
Long Beach
California
R. L. Rogers
R. B. Wakefield
J. E. Hill
Dave Derden
Amarillo Music Company
Lena Kimball
Caney
Kansas
Eston Williams
Amarillo Business College
W. O. Payne
Greer's Department Store
Thelma Hattenbach
Jessie Bates
B. M. Roberts
Jack Edwards
W. E. Basche
Ponca City
Max Baer
Pueblo
J. C. McFark
Oklahoma City
Mr. McFolk
Kansas City Paper House
G. H. Hattenbach
Arthur J. Cunningham
J. M. Roberts
Reece Davant
Gilbert Campbell
Eugene Munson
Vega
Henry Curtis
Polk Street
Legionnaires
Lal
Ramat
U.S
Tommix
Misses Bush
Hoiday
William Bush
Harry Hartz
Studebaker
Erskine
McCarty Motor Co., Inc
Fillmore Phone
Henry Propst Motor CO
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