Attempted storming of Nogales polling place sparks deadly riots
Associated Press reports a staged assault on Nogales Sonora polling places led to at least two deaths with many injured as factions clashed during city elections. Officials say Jesus Tejerins faces charges over the raid and ballot counting was not yet complete amid broader Cananea violence with sixteen killed in a separate Sunday election.
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Associates Press
Nogales
Ariz
Sonora
Mexico
Naco
Magdalena
Jesus Tejerins
Mater Miuney
Cananea
Tucson
Aris
Daughter of Bryan Becomes U S Citizen in Ceremony
The article notes the naturalization of a woman connected to Major Owen and the Democratic party, marking her new citizenship status in the United States. The fragmented text references her marriage, prior loss of citizenship, and the context of a post in Miami.
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Miami
Tam Seamines
Haale
United States Press
United Sates
Retinald Owen
Major Owen
Seve
American Envoy to Romania William Culbertson Appointment
The Kansas man William Culbertson, formerly vice chairman of the tariff commission, is named American minister to Romania. The move is seen as an administration effort amid friction with Washington departments over sugar tariff policy.
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Nilliam
Culbertson
Keenae Nous Itle
Kansas
Charred Girl Victim Murder Probe In Indiana
Authorities work to identify a charred dismembered girl found in Chesterton Indiana. The victim is believed murdered and an investigation continues as morgue tests and leads are pursued. The report notes missing limbs and dark clues complicating identification.
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Gary
Ind
Chesterton
Welt Ballet
Inliana
Compendium of Tax Laws Now Effective in State
A bulletin by the Montana Taxpayers Association presents a digest of all tax laws and licenses on state statutes. Prepared by Frank Woody, the digest aims to give a birdseye view of Montana's tax and license system now in effect.
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Montana Taxpayers Association
Montana
Frank Woody
Montana ‘Paxpayers
Dullein
Montana Taxpayers’ Associat
Tts
Germany Elects Von Hindenburg President in Historic Vote
Washington comment on Germany's first popular vote presidency centers on reactions across nations. Observers split between seeing it as militarism unmasked and communism defeat, with Britain Italy and America weighing impacts while Washington withholds official statements.
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Anocintea
Washington
Mashal von Hindenburg
Germany
Posse Declares to Shoot Kidnapper on Sight
In Granville Virginia a posse of citizens seeks Bari Woodward the alleged kidnapper of 1 year old Lucille Chatterton. Deputy Sheriff H E Lord ordered the volunteers to shoot on sight as the search follows tracks toward Ware through rough country.
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Associated Press
Granville
Lucille Chatterton
Bari Woodward
Ware
Lucille
Walter Chatterton
Bheritt H. E. Lord
Braintree Hill
Pearl Harbor Maneuvers End With Blue Capture Of Haleiwa
Honolulu reports the 1925 joint army navy maneuvers ended at noon after the Blue attacking force captured Haleiwa guarding Pearl Harbor base. Umpires reviewed claims from Blue and Black commanders as the simulated war concluded with the defense of Oahu by the Black forces and the fleet coordinating a mock landing.
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Pearl Harbor
Grand Fleet
Associated Press
Honolulu
Haleiwa
Peat Harbor
Blue
United States Army
Hawaiian Islands
Oahu
United States
San Francisco
Naval Station
Montana Governor Erickson Visits Butte Farmers
Governor John E. Erickson and Mrs. Erickson visited Butte after his election, meeting with the Y M C A. He praised Montana farmers as jubilant and spoke on state finance. He noted the upper chamber’s fair, impartial stance and discussed appropriations with a conference committee.
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Butte
Econean Wie
Fk Vereen Seereee Ee
John E. Erickson
Montana
Three Mysteries Clear When Boy Found With Auto
Truant officers and parents searched for the boy as police and sheriff’s deputies hunted a Chevrolet sedan stolen yesterday from the garage of Richard Lorad Bacores in Butte’s restless districts.
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Tichard Lorad
Mine to Close for Shaft Repair
Rumors of a Mountain mine closure proved true as the shaft section requires retimbering and general repairs. Work on shaft retimbering and repairs will proceed immediately, necessitating the mine’s closing on Tuesday night, April 28.
Three Mine Tipples Destroyed by Fire in Morgantown
Morgantown West Virginia April 27 Three Apples of the Gilbert Davis Coal Company were on fire around nine o clock tonight and burned rapidly. Early estimates put the loss at 346 dings on the hillside. The fires threatened many tipples as midnight approached. The mines are union but have not operated since April 1 due to a district strike. Gilbert said the company could not pay Jacksonville wages and hoped to lease mines to reopen them with savers men.
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Morgantown
W Va
Gilbert- Davis Coal Company
B"h Gilbert
Union Mines
Gilbert
Couid Ot
Jacksonville
General Mitchell Seeks Unified Air Service Post Farewell
Colonel William A. Mitchell, after five years as brigadier in the Army Air Service, bids officers farewell and renews his push for a single air service. He argues the Navy and other departments oppose unity and warns the nation rests in shadows of ignorance without reform.
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Army Air Service
William A. Mitchell
Air Service
Navy
Mitchell Dectas
Innorance
Yuma Editor Bonds Out on Libel Charges
George W. Lynn editor of the Yuma Evening Arizona was released on a 2001 bond after being jailed since Saturday on two counts of criminal libel filed by BF Kanguinetti a Yuma merchant and landowner. A preliminary hearing was set for the next day before Justice J. Sumith.
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Ansootaren Prean
Yuma
Ariz
George W. Lynn
Ybilabier
BF. Kanguinetti
Lynn
Sontice of Pence J
Sumith
Derby of the Red Triangle concludes with Donerail winner
The Butte Y M C A Derby of the Red Triangle Racing Association ended last night with 20 entries totaling 1 089 members and values of 23 296 cash 17 871 50. Donerail ridden by Alex Blewett captured the floral horseshoe as winner amid a gala dinner with Gov. Brickeon and guests Me Weeks of Bos Seerott.
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Butte Y. M. C. A
Red Triangle Racing Association
Donerail
Alex Blewett
Floral Horseshoe
A.J. Davis, Jr
7 . Brickeon
Mia Retehaen
Naslum
No Doubt What Peary Reached
Fragmentary OCR notes question the certainty of Peary's Arctic achievement. It hints at navigators’ locations and the difficulty of proving a precise final point, raising doubt about the claimed reach.
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Peary
Shepherd Trial Begins for McClintock Murder May 18
William Dar Mog Shepherd, former father and principal heir of William Nelson McClintock, stands trial for murder in Chicago. The defense seeks bail relief as the coroner's inquest into McClintock's death and the deaths of his mother and Dr. Oscar Olson continues. Judge Land signals possible continuation beyond May 18 if needed.
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Associated Pro
Chicago
William Dar Mog Shepherd
Fomer
William Nelson McClintock
Fate
Young McClintock
Erama Nelson MeeClintock
Oscar Olson
McClintock
Polson
Land
Shepherd
Tate
Hopkins
State Supreme Court
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Aaise
U. S
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Zev
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