Villa Claims May End Soon
Settlement of numerous American claims against Mexico hinges on Senate Foreign Relations Committee action on a new special claims convention signed in Mexico City April 24. Senator Cutting reports New Mexico residents’ claims from the Villista raid at Columbus in 1916 and other incidents are included. The plan calls for a lump sum payment by Mexico proportional to liability, with final figures set by a joint U S Mexico committee after Senate ratification.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mexico City
Cutting
New Mexico
Columbus
N. M
United States
Mexico
Hull
Hobbs
Senate
State Department
Susan A. Moore
Villista
FE. D. Korneway
Snagson
Bids Invited On Treasury Bills
Secretary Morgenthau invited bids on 100 million dollars of Treasury bills dated May 26 with 75 million dollars maturing. One series of 50 million dollars will be 91 day bills and the other 50 million dollars will be 182 day bills. Offers will be received by Federal Reserve Banks and branches up to 2 PM Eastern Standard Time on Monday May 21.
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Washington
Morgenthau Yesterdau
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Communists Doom Prompted Cuban Party Formation
Havana editor Jose J Rivera announced a new Cuban party named Afirmacion Na cional. The group pledges to seek better relations with the United States and aims to avoid a dictatorship while opposing Communist efforts, proposing equal rights for desirable aliens alongside Cubans.
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Havana
Cuba
Afirmacion Nacional
United States
Jose J. Rivera
Richardson To Seek New Change of Venue in Slaving Case
Fort Worth May 24 Charles Richardson former mayor of Olney whose life sentence for the slaving of his son Elga was reversed by the court of criminal appeals will seek another change of venue. R E Taylor said defense will not be satisfied with Vernon where the case was moved. The defense asked for trial in either Tarrant or Cooke counties. Young Richardson 20 was shot to death New Year’s Day at his Otney home. His father was tried 15 days later at Graham Young County seat.
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Charles Richardson
Olney
Elga
Court of Criminal Appeals
R. E. Taylor
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Taylor
Vernon
Tarrant
Cooke Counties
Young Richardson
Otney
Graham
Young
Druggist Secretary Resigns In Central Texas Association
J Louis Marsh of Waco resigns after five years as secretary treasurer of the Central Texas Pharmaceutical Association at its conference in Waco. FP F McPherson of Corsicana names W R Mano ref Marlin to succeed Marsh and Ben V Caswell as assistant secretary. Officers to be elected at October meeting at a venue to be chosen by the executive committee.
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J. Louis Marsh
Central Texas Pharmaceutical Association
FP. F. McPherson
Corsicana
W. R. Manoref Marlin
Marsh
Ben V. Caswell
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