Rebels Killed in Mexico and July Celebrations In St Louis
Dispatches report twenty rebels killed near Mexico City after a five hour clash with federal troops. In St Louis a July 4 celebration left fifty three people treated for injuries at a war hospital. A San Francisco item notes a couple’s aerial elopement to Reno.
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St. Louis
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Mexico City
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Plane crashes in Clinton Iowa kill three
Dr Homer K Lambert, his 6 year old daughter Betty and niece Shirley 14 died when a plane piloted by Lambert stalled and fell five hundred feet at Clinton Municipal Airport. The craft went into a tail spin and crashed upside down. The daughter was on her first flight.
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Brother and Sister Meet for First Time at Sixty
United Press reports a man Samuel Ackley and his sister Alice Hubbard, separated since infancy, finally met in Caldwell County. Adopted as children, they lived apart for decades before reuniting after years of correspondence begun in youth.
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Alice Hubbard
Ja. Angele
Mexico City reports deadly clashes in election fight
Reports from Mexico City say the July 1 election to name Obregon president sparked violent clashes. A pistol fight at Pancó killed ten people and stemmed from a dispute among police partisans of Leoncio Marquez, a candidate for the chamber of deputies.
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Mexico City
Obregon
Panuco
Leoncio Marquez
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Air Corps Observer Killed in Collision During Maneuvers
United Press reports Army Air Corps observer Forrest G. Thackberry, 24, was killed when two army planes collided during combat maneuvers at altitude of about 1500 feet yesterday. The other aircraft landed safely.
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Kansas City
Forrest G. Thackberry
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Radio Wires Fry During Fourth of July Fireworks Accident
In New York on July 2 six people were injured when explosive compounds used in fireworks being manufactured exploded. A 17 year old boy allegedly caused the blast in the tenement where he lived. Philip Rosenblatt was crippled while handling the materials. The blast tangled with radio wires and set off the explosion.
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New York
Philip Rosenblatt
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Women Aviators Surpass Men as Fearless Flyers
London reports that women aviators appear more fearless than men based on studies of blood pressure and reactions during stunts. Notable pilots Lady Heath, Lady Bailey, and Miss O Briain (O'Brien) show calm under danger while expanding opportunities for women in aviation and related fields.
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England
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Landing at Arctic Camp Blocked by Dense Fog
Three seaplanes led by Major Medoeatenn Penzo attempted to search the Arctic Camp near Lieutenant Virlieri for a trace of Italia but were forced to return due to heavy fog. Other flights have been delayed and landing at the camp is deemed impossible.
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Rom
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Virlieri
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Viglieri
Americans In London Honor Independence Day
Americans in London gather for a dinner hosted by the American Association at the Lyceum Club. The event honors July fourth and reflects on liberty and historical ties between nations with speakers and toasts.
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London
Mellon Announces National Debt Cut in Year End Figures
Washington July 2 The Secretary of the Treasury announced the national debt stood at 17.604 billion dollars. The debt has been reduced to 900 million during the past year and a large portion of a 398 million dollar treasury surplus used in the debt retirement on June 30.
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United Press
Washington
Weatherby Family Slayings Solved In Texas Farm Case
The July 3 Weatherby murders near Clarendon were solved when a farm hand, a negro, was identified as the killer after being shot by Constable Armstrong while resisting arrest at a negro festival. The suspect reportedly killed Mrs Weatherby and two children before fleeing in the Weatherby automobile.
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Waco
John Weatherby
Clarendon
Armstrong
Weatherby
Bolivia Declares 47H Holiday in Honor of Uncle Sam Couple
Bolivia proclaims a 47 hour national holiday to honor an American man and his wife said to have died in a collision near Dallas today. The gesture follows expressions of appreciation for American wartime support.
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Holiday Declaration and Local Incidents Across Cities
Washington declares July 4 a national holiday as U S citizens celebrate the summer event. In Dallas Oak Cliff a gasoline tank explosion caused a house fire and injuries. In Fort Worth Victo J Buthud is appointed acting deputy administrator for the Southern Texas district as three schools report monthly instructional updates. A Chinese wage tale in Tientsin notes a $56.95 yearly wage and a $10 race sweep with tickets.
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Seni
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Fort Worth
Victo
J. Buthud
Southern
Texas
W .D. Smith
Pekin Ricksha Union Leader Defends Bus Service Strike
In Pekin on July 2, a ricksha trader who organized a union for the new motor bus service says hundreds of rickshaws lose customers as riders switch to buses, leaving the fleet without sustenance. The situation stems from friction over the transition to urban suburban transport.
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Burkburnett Briefs Highlight Odd Incident
A garbled report from Burkburnett notes a nighttime disturbance near Lake Damaroohe with unclear details as residents described a strange event involving a young man named J. Daulten aged 22. No further specifics available in the readable fragments.
East Texas Warmth Persists Amid Partly Cloudy Skies
The forecast notes generally fair to night in East Texas with continued warmth. West Texas expected to be partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday, with similar conditions extending into the晚.
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