Delara seizes government of Mexican state
Mexico City reports that Jose de Lara with General Martin Triana support seized control of Aguas Calientes. De Lara named head by the Chamber of Deputies amid alarm but no disorder. A Michoacan coup and planned general strike by Communist Federation with IWW ties loom in region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Aguas Calientes
Jose de Lara
Martin Triana
Senor de Lara
Chamber of Deputies
Michoacan
Francisco Mujical
Morelia
Communist Federation of the Mexican Proletariat
United States
Canada
Germans Face Death Threats on Pest Ship Exile
Berlin reports Erich Langer a Samoa plantation owner and nearly 300 other Germans and Austrians were deported by Britain. Langer described the Main voyage from Apia to Rotterdam as hypocritical, noting fears of infectious disease and British officials offering option to stay in Apia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pest
Berlin
Erich Langer
Apia
Samoa
Rotterdam
Langer
Rioting Claims 29 in Korea City Student Clash
In Gesan Korea twenty five people died when students attacked and wrecked branches of Korean Industrial Bank the Oriental Development Company and seven Japanese houses. The next night further shooting produced additional casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gesan
Korea
Korean Industrial Bank
Oriental Development Company
American entrant injured in practice crash for aviation meet
Roland Rohlfs of the United States crashed during practice for the James Cordon Bennett international aviation cup in Ktampes France. He was flying his Texas Wildcat aircraft and sustained serious injuries as the ground impact ended his session Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ktampes
France
Roland Rohlfs
Here
Poles Repel Attacks. Russians Said to Suffer Heavy Losses
Warsaw reports fourteen assaults by three Bolshevist divisions south of Grodno were repulsed with about 1000 Russian dead on the field. The Polish communique also says hostilities with Lithuania have resumed with vigor and accuses Lithuanians of violating neutrality in favor of the Reds. Fresno suit on raisins draws anti labor open shop protest from Hanford council alleging sinister interests behind the LA action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Grodno
Raisin
Fresno
Building Trades Council of
Hanford
Kings County
Los Angeles
California Associated Raisin Company
California
Great Reunion Honors 91st Division at Idora Park Oakland
Nearly 9000 veterans and about 11 000 more guests from California and beyond gathered at Idora Park in Oakland for the second annual 91st Division reunion. The event featured the escort to colors led by the pine tree emblem and a welcome by Lt Col B L Cadwalder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Idora Park
William D. Stephens
H. A. Greene
John L. Davie
San Francisco
B. L. Cadwalader
Milk Producers Plan Statewide Cooperative Marketing
H S Watson president of the Milk Producers' Association of Central California outlined a plan at a Modesto meeting to recall the board and create a statewide cooperative to market dairy products collectively. The plan, sanctioned by the State market director, would amend by laws to enlarge powers and coordinate all creamery units under one marketing scheme compliant with federal and state rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modesto
H. S. Watson
Milk Producers’ Association of
Central California
Watson
Six Big Days of Racing In California This Year
The program highlights the premier racing event of the season in California with six days of top turf competition featuring the speediest horses in the West on track. The emphasis is on elite workouts, notable entrants, and the anticipated showcases across venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Wholesale price shifts not yet seen in local markets
San Francisco reports limited reflection of wholesale price cuts in restaurants and shops. Meats rise modestly while poultry holds, vegetables vary, and butter dried fruits and beans stay steady. A San Diego court calls bonds for a pleasure pier illegal and Grover Bergdoll, a fugitive draft evader, is reportedly seen in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San Diego
Pleasure Pier
Grover C. Bergdoll
Hall's Catarrhal Deafness Medicine Claim
An old advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrhal Medicine as a constitutional remedy. It explains the condition arising from inflamed Eustachian tubes and promises a $100 reward for any cured case, with pills available from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IALL
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Mine Collapse Kills Two Men Near Lanfair
Roy Shoemaker of Lanfair and Jack M. Martin of Searchlight died when the old Hansen mine near Lanfair caved in. Bert Misser, Jack Thomas and Edward Bliss were buried. Thomas and Bliss escaped into the tunnel and were later rescued, while three others were rescued alive and two died at once.
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Roy Shoemaker
Jack Martin
Lanfair
Jack M. Martin
Searchlight
Bert Misser
Jack Thomas
Edward Bliss
Old Hansen Mine
Jack Martin Wee
Shoemaker
Thomas
Bliss
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Barstow
San Bernardino Co
Lloyd Tiernan
Delara
Mexico
Communist Federation
Korea City
U. S
Gist Division
Gov. Stephens
Pershing
Gordon Woodbury
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Calif Fair
American Kennel Club Dog Show
Peterson Corp
Third Street
San Bernardino
Cal
Standard Oil Company
Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
E. T. Hillis
Ford Repair and Parts Station
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