Mexico and United States Restore Full Diplomatic Ties
U S and Mexico resume full diplomatic relations after negotiations led by Charles B. Warren and John Barton Paine. The state department announced the restoration of ties with Obregon's administration deemed satisfactory to both nations. Wallace death in Iowa details include a realtor's financial strain and family survivors.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Robert B. Wallace
Thn
National Realtors Association
Iowa Chamber of Merce
Here
Wallace
Hts
Ida Wallace
Dubuque
James Wyman
Des Moines
C. H. Asborne
Denver
Frank Miller
South Bend
Indiana
William J. Wallace
San Bernar ‘Ana
California
Washington, D
United States
Mexico
Department of State
Obregon
Charles B. Warren
John Barton Paine
Unidentified Stranger Near Death in Creston Jail
A 25 year old man, unidentified, lies in Creston police custody near death after being found unconscious at 9 am. He shows signs of hyoscine influence and begged for drugs, with no identification. Doctors warn moving him could kill him. if he recovers he may be sent to a state sanitarium for addiction.
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Creston
Sera “Society
Montgomery Street
Walnut Street
Wilson Meets Ured In Title Bout Tonight
New York August 31 Johnnie Wilson the middleweight champion of Boston will meet Harry Greb of Pittsburgh in a 15 round title bout at the polo grounds this evening at eight o clock both fighters weighing under 158 pounds.
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New York
Johnnie Wilson
Boston
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Polo Grounds
Utah Slayer Executed by Firing Squad
George Gardner was executed by firing squad at dawn in Salt Lake City for the murder of Deputy Sheriff Gordon Stuart and rancher Joseph Irvine. The August 31 execution followed a capital murder conviction.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
George Gardner
Gordon Stuart
Joseph Irvine
Chicago Weather Outlook Forecast Showers and Fair Spells
Chicago forecast for the next twenty four hours calls for showers and thunder tonight followed by a Saturday of fair weather with additional showers. Temperature is expected to change little.
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Chicago
Weather Summary of 24-Hour Local Observations
Local observations report weather data over the past 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Details include temperature, precipitation, wind, and visibility readings from area stations. Conditions varied by location with some sites noting rain and moderate winds.
Pony Express Leaves St. Joe This Morning
St. Joseph Missouri reports the start of the Pony Express with rider Shepherd beginning the first leg to Troy Kansas at 10 AM amid muddy roads and looming storms. G Lo Main will ride on to Atchison and Washington DC earlier signaling the westward push. President Coolidge in the White House sent a signal to St. Joseph initiating the historic route.
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St. Joseph
Pony Express
Shepherd
Troy
Kansas
G Lo Main
Atchison
Washington, D. C
White House
St. Joseph, Mo
Robert Lee Sheperd
St. Joe
San Francisco
Washington
State bonuses not subject to federal income tax
Washington August 31 state soldiers bonuses are not subject to the federal income tax according to an official statement. The ruling clarifies tax treatment of state paid bonuses to soldiers.
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Washington, D. C
Princess Anastasia Liseds Dead in London Home
Princess Anastasia widow of American tinplate magnate William Liseds and wife of Prince Christopher of Greece, who wed in 1920, has died at her London residence.
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Anastasia
William Liseds
Prince Christopher of
Greece
London
Tear Gas and Water Drench Rioters in Perth Amboy Klansmen Clash
Police and firemen fought a 5000 strong mob that stormed Odd Fellows hall where a Ku Klux Klan meeting was held. Officers used tear gas bombs and water streams to disperse the rioters as stones smashed windows and clashes continued.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
Ku Klux Klan
Odd Fellows Hall
Trenton
Poice
Tonneson
Best Iowa Babies Crowned at State Fair Ends
Des Moines residents Clyde Minnis and Virginia Pelle Lorenz topped the 192 child babies contest for ages 12 to 36 months at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines as the event concluded.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Clyde Minnis
Virginia Pelle Lorenz
Lohrville
Dempsey Stops McAuliffe In First Round
In Saratoga on August 31 Jack Dempsey knocked out Detroit heavyweight Jack McAuliffe in under three minutes. McAuliffe, who weighed 26 pounds less and stood six feet two, left the ring with a shut eye and damaged ear, unable to continue after the first round.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Jack McAuliffe
Detroit
Jack Dempsey
McAuliffe
Dempsey
Luis Angel Firpo
Firpo
Hinal Gonfar Held Before Strike Tonight
Harriburg Pennsylvania reports anthracite operators and miners returning to answer Governor Pinchots questions on his peace plan to avert a strike set for midnight. Miners consent to continue work and to a 19 percent wage increase. Operators seek a check off and leaders will discuss the joint answers in an executive conference at Hight.
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Harrieburg
Pinchot
Dempsey Battles Burke In Ferocious Two Session Duel
Auliffe and Dempsey traded quick exchanges with Jack Burke in a fierce bout. Burke connected with sharp rights but Dempsey pressed the action and drove Burke into the ropes, landing a short right that nearly sent him down.
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Auliffe
Dempsey
Jack Burke
Burke
White House to retain Miss Laura Harlan as social secretary
Miss Laura Harlan daughter of the late Associate Justice Harlan will be retained as social secretary to Mrs Coolidge. She previously served in that role for Mrs Harding and is well connected in Washington social circles.
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Laura Harlan
Justice Harlan
Coolidge
Harding
Washington
Two Workers Die In Dye Works Explosion
Philadelphia August 31. Two workmen were killed and 1% injured when a naphthaline still exploded in the Barrett company dye works. The blast occurred at the plant causing multiple casualties and a fire. Firemen battled flames as investigators examined the scene for causes.
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Philaediphia
Barett Company
Italians Take Urber City as Greece Appeals
Athens reports Italian minister met Greek Foreign Minister at noon and delivered a new Rome note. London sources say Greece will confer with the League of Nations over the conflict. The Italian embassy denies a state of war has been declared.
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Greece
London
Athens
Rome
Grek
League of Nations
United States
Martial law proclaimed in Greece amid rising tensions
London reports martial law across Greece as European war talk surges with Italian Greek hostility. English papers warn of war potential while Italian and Albanian officials announce the killing of General Tellini and three others by Greek forces near the Albanian frontier during a boundary commission mission.
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Rome
Tellini
Greco-Albanian Boundary Commission
Janina
Italies
Delovnaki
Corti
Bonscini
Ferneti
Mrs Oeesterreich Granted Bail in Murder Case
Mrs Oeesterreich admitted to bail of 50000 after illness and jail condition cooperation. District Attorney will not oppose bail for the murder charge of her husband Fred Oesterreich from Aug 22 1922. Funeral attendee Wm Ross of Salt Creek Wyoming. John Harvey to Bridgewater for weekend with his parents.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Walburga Oestereich
Fred Osetereich
Clark
Wm. Ross
Salt Creek
Wyomning
J. P. Nichol
John Harvey
Bridgewater
Mrs. Strong
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Grece
An Athen
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