Missouri editor acquitted of malice in article publication
Journal report states Jefferson City Missouri April reading that Nelson, owner of the Kansas City Star, was found not guilty of malice in publishing an article cited as contempt by Circuit Judge Jonathan Wattle. The court noted the consequences of the contempt charge while criticizing the law and its motives.
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Federal garrison at Juarez left helpless by gun shortage
In Juarez Texas on April 19, reports say federal garrison was left helpless after ammunition shortages. Without artillery and machine guns, the garrison cannot defend the position as breech blocks and other ammunition parts are reportedly missing. Commanders warn about continued vulnerability at the frontier post.
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Juarez Waderat Xurrinon
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Pope Pius Very Greatly Improved Condition Advances
Roma April reports say Pope Pius has shown marked improvement after treatment by his physician. The Pope’s brother Angiola Barti was allowed to be with him as the condition is monitored and tested further.
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Secretary Brynn Pushes California Land Law Aide
Washington April 19 Secretary of State Brynn telegraphed Governor Johnson of California urging him to withhold signature from any wallalien land legislation that could violate the treaty with Japan. The text of the measure is expected to be released and amendments limited to language changes without altering the bill’s core. The tariff bill faces rapid action as lawmakers push to finish today with minor changes in the language.
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Gov. Johnson
California
Washington
W. J. Brynn
Johnson
United States
Japan
Mtr. Firying
Eleanor
Tari Hill
Austin
Texar
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Burleson
Ton
J. P. Buck- Jana
George Calhoun
Secretary of State
heavy bombardment of mexican town reported
Associated Press dispatch from April reports heavy bombardment of Guaymas on the Pacific coast. Mexican defenders described as federal forces facing gunfire and artillery while fortifications along the harbor area come under fire.
Two American Children Drown In Paris Tragic Car Crash
Paris report that two children of famed American dancer Doncan and their governess drowned when Mrs Doncan’s car plunged over a bridge into the Seine. The incident occurred in Paris as a river accident.
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Sealor Doncan
Mail Service To Be Resumed In Coahuila
The Associated Press reports mail service to be resumed in Coahuila with instructions from Washington to resume delivery and toll roads to San Antonio for pre State meet activities. Delegates from this section will depart post offices tomorrow to support the event in Coahuila Mexico where rebel government influence is noted.
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Posumaste
Chichionter Hug
August Prinsel
Kurten
Washington
Nigst
San Antonia
Belgian Strike Means Great Loss
Ananotary Arena reports a wide strike involving 400000 workers across Belgium and related industries, including printers, halting major production. The boycott affects approximately twelve million dollars in output and threatens further economic disruption.
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Afton Daily Duby Neattons
Suffingetts FILED ITMI PLT at Plymouth
An attempted bombing at Smeaton Tower lighthouse in Plymouth failed this morning as a bomb did not explode. The report notes Franklin's market offers fresh produce nearby, adding local color to the scene.
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Plymouth
England
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