Mexico Sets Date for Blancett Execution
Albuquerque NM June 14 New Mexico supreme court fixed July as the date for the execution of Elbert W Blancett for the murder of Clyde D Armour of Sioux City Iowa Governor Larrazolo to hear pleas for clemency next week Blancett's mother to come from Friday Harbor Washington to see the governor
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Supreme Court
Elbert W. Blancett
Clyde D.armour
Sioux City
Iowa
Larrazolo
Blancett
Blancet
Friday Harbor
Wash
Auto Taken in Liquor Seizure at Boundary Line
Lardner British Columbia June 14 police confiscated more than 40 cases of Louisiana liquor and an automobile valued at 7000 dollars. The driver escaped, and police believe the liquor was intended for smuggling across the boundary as the car was abandoned after a tire blew out.
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Lardner
British Columbia
Louisiana
Boundary Line
Embargo Planned to Relieve Sugar Shortage
Washington report states the department of justice plans an embargo on sugar exports as part of measures to ease the nation wide shortage. A W Riley, special assistant to the attorney general, announces that 1920 sugar exports already exceed last year's totals.
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Washington
Department of Justice
A. W. Riles
Riley
Government Appropriations Hit 5 Billion Mark
Washington reports that about 5 billion dollars were appropriated by the Sixty-sixth Congress in measures ending June 5. The final tally stands at 4,859,890,327 with 4,373,295,279 for government expenses and 486,435,279 to cover deficits. The army and navy receive 855,058,962 for the coming year, leaving 879,319,619 for civil functions.
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Washington
Good
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Minnesota Campaign Starts Early for Harding Coolidge
St. Paul Minnesota June 14 The Republican national campaign to elect Warren G Harding and Calvin G Coolidge will begin in Minnesota promptly Irving A Caswell Anoka newly elected national committeeman said the initial efforts will focus on the state campaign for the June 21 primary He noted no conflict with that work and that Buck will soon shift to national organizing.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Warren G. Harding
Calvin G. Coolidge
Minneota
Irving A. Caswell
Anoka
Chicago
Minnesota
Cas Well
Buek
France Expects Bountiful Crops in Coming Year
Paris reports show favorable growing weather and harvest prospects. Agricultural officials estimate France could need little to no wheat imports next year, saving 2.5 to nearly 4 billion francs if conditions stay favorable. American traction implements aided seeding across northern France.
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Paris
France
Th Ministry of Agriculture
North n'France
Federal revenue expected from 1919 installments
Washington June 14 The second installments of income and excess profits for 1919 due tomorrow will yield the government about 750000.00 it was estimated today by the bureau of internal revenue Collections of income and excess profits during March totaled nearly 19000000.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Last Member Of Lees Staff Dead
York June 14 report states the last surviving member of General Robert E. Lees staff has died, ending a direct link to the Confederate command. Details remain sparse, but the passing marks a final wrinkle in Civil War era memory for the region.
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Lee
York
Union Tailors Return to Open Shop in City
San Francisco reports union tailors resuming work under an open shop arrangement. A decision to return was made at a meeting of the tailors union last Friday.
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San Francisco
Tailors’ Union
Twas
Harding receives flood of congratulatory messages
Telegrams poured into Senator Harding's headquarters after his nomination. Politicians including Knox of Pennsylvania Hitchcock Hadley Alden Smith Pritchard and many others sent congratulatory notes while Vice President and Mrs Marshall sent best wishes.
Old-Time Friend Mark Twain Dead
Berkeley reports the death of Ryan John Foulds aged 72 a close friend of Mark Twain. Foulds came to California from England at age 20 and joined the gold rush in California and Nevada. He studied law where he met Twain and the two shared many mining district adventures.
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Berkeley
Cal
Ryan John Foulds
Mark Twain
Foulds
California
England
Nevada
Mark ‘Twain
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