Mexican crisis seen as not to jeopardize U S court rulings
Obregon asserts the U S constitution cannot be retroactively applied to limit Mexican policy. The piece notes foreign oil interests fear increased taxes and licenses, while Mexican debt agreements are honored. It calls for concord on constitutional issues to facilitate Pan American unity and filling the Mexico City ambassador post.
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Supreme Court of the
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Mexico City
Garden Week Highlights Butte City Beautiful Aim
Butte observes Garden Week, a national push by the General Federation of War Clubs and Rocky Mountain Garden Club to boost home gardening. The city aims to increase flower plots and tree planting, proving Butte’s climate supports diverse plants as residents plan and tend gardens, anticipating blossoms and community pride.
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Butte
General Federation of War Clubs
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Mexico oil law clash tests U S Mexico diplomacy
A U S high commission to study the Mexico United States differences is to sit in Mexico City. Secretary Hughes names Charles B. Warren and John Barton Payne as American representatives. The commission seeks to clarify Article 27 of Mexico's 1917 constitution, which vests mineral rights in the people and restricts foreigners, risking retroactive impact on foreign oil investments. The move aims to secure Washington's recognition of the Obregon government amid deep, delicate issues.
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Mexico
Hughes
Charles B. Warren
Japan
John Barton Payne
Interior
Red Cross
Obregon
Washington State Department
America
Butte’s Renaissance Marks Copper Camp Comeback
The Mining Truth highlights renewed optimism in Butte as development expands beyond the traditional area. Mentions westward exploration, new producers, and a revived spirit with copper rebounding. References Marcus Daly, F. Augustus Heinze, and W. A. Clark in linking Butte’s past glory to a hopeful future.
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Tutte
Butte
Anaconda Company
Montana
Marcus Daly
F. Augustus Heinze
W. A’ Clark
Sliver Bow
Rocky Mountain Range
Adrenalin Drug praised for reviving heart action
A scientific review extols adrenalin for reviving heart action and respiration after collapse. It notes successful resuscitations in infants and adults, its limits after 10 to 15 minutes without heart action, and its potential wartime and surgical value.
Ancient Treaties and Trail Tales From Eastern Montana
A compilation tracing the 1803 Louisiana cession details, Jefferson era expansion, Lewis and Clark journal entries near Brockton and Wallula, plus vigilante hangings in Helena, 1870, and notable 1875 appointments and murders across the region. It notes dates, places, and figures like Monroe, Marbois, and Medary amid frontier events.
Horoscope for Monday April 30 1923 Sun and Banus in evil aspect
The horoscope warns of unfavorable influence today with the Sun and Banus in a harsh aspect. Leaders may seem unresponsive and public opinion could sour toward those in power. Expect deception, tension, and a climate of jealousy among authorities and lovers alike.
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Staton
Thasanse
Astrology Forecast for Summer Dreads and Health Warnings
A 1923 astrology feature warns of famine and pestilence in Europe, earthquakes in Mexico and Central America, and disasters in Brazil due to planetary alignments. It advises diet for summer wellness, notes anxious years for Taurus birthdates, and suggests travel postponement and focus on a single goal for success.
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Mexico
Central America
Brazil
Mars
Taurus
McClure
German doctors lament postwar medical book exports
Berlin reports say German medical books are read less abroad than before the war. Officials cite high prices and export trade restrictions as causes. Foreign students in Berlin faced duties that pushed them to buy English and French texts in Belgrade and Agram.
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Berlin
Lekenown
Lubarschi
Elien
Stutain
Thiele
Agram
Belgrade
London Widow Adopts French Child in Paris Church Ceremony
Charmian London widow of Jack London adopted a French child this week in Aubervilliers. A large neighborhood turnout attended the christening at the town hall church with municipal officials present. The boy, renamed London, counts the publisher of the French translation as godfather. Mrs London led efforts to aid the family, and a benefit concert and banquet followed to support local children.
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Charmian London
Jack’ Tandon
Sen
Hone Yatherina
Laboren
Iintric
Aubervilliers
Rastratfaly
Children of the Neigh
Norhood
Auber
Youngstown dancer halts 132 hour record bid
Albert Kish of Youngstown, claimed world dancing championship, completed 132 hours of continuous shuffling after midnight before Mayor Reese ordered the performance stopped on Sunday thereby forbidding further continuation of the event.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Albert Kish
Reese
Custer Survivor Confirmed by Pension Bureau
Washington reports another Custer massacre survivor unearthed by the pension bureau. Shuh-shee-ahsh, a Crow Indian on the Crow reservation in Montana, now draws a pension for Indian Campaigns of 1876 and 1877 after a recent case review. He escaped by blending with the Sioux.
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Custer
Pension Bureau
Shuh-shee-ahsh
Montana
Cheyer
Divorce Granted to Mrs Carl Riddick in Wheatland County
Great Falls dispatch reports that on April 18 in Wheatland County district court Judge W. A. Ford granted divorce to Mrs. Carl Riddick on grounds of incompatibility. Attorney I. K. Cheadle represented Mrs. Riddick, while W. C. Hus Sand for Riddick. alimony was not requested and property matters were settled. Mrs. Riddick, with a son acting as a bank receiver, may move to a dairy farm in Western Montana. Riddick reportedly works in the East, splitting time between New York and Washington, and did not attend the hearing.
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Great Falls
Mont
Adieputch
Marlowton
Wheatland County
W. A. Ford
Carl Riddick
Second Judicial District of
Montana
United States Ator
I. K. Cheadle
Lewistown
Riddick
Harlowton
North Dakota
East
New York
Washington
Officer Pound Dead in Army Club
Associated Press reports First Lieut. John T. Newland of the Army Chemical Warfare Service was found dead in his room at the Army and Navy Club in Manila. Official word says evidence of poison was found in Newland’s stomach. He was appointed to West Point from Washington State and graduated in 1914.
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John T. Newland
Army Chemical Warfare Service
Army and Navy Club
Newland
West Point
Washington State
Marjorie Daw Weds Alfred Sutherland at Fairbanks Home
Motion picture star Marjorie Daw married Alfred Edward Sutherland, noted screen actor and director. The ceremony occurred at the residence of Douglas Fairbanks, a prominent figure in the gig.
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Marjorie Daw
Alfred Eadward Sutherland
Douglas Fairbanks
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