Collapse of Mexico revolt reshapes border politics
News Review notes the collapse of Exico's rebellion with surrender near Pul pito pass and defections to federal forces. Rebels cross to the United States, aviators defect, and a provisional governor is named as the government tightens control along the border.
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Pulpito Pass
Nogales
Almazan
Agua Prieta
Douglas
Ariz
Francisco Ellas
Bonora
General Escobar
Roberto Cruz
Manrique
United States
Ricardo Topete
Fausto Topete
Jesus. Lizarraga
Ramon Iturbe
Ajredo Romo
Tomas Balderrama
R. H. Polk
Patrick Murphy
United Prater
Fred B. Edwards
Department of Juice
Attorney General Mitch ElI's campaign prompts resignations
The campaign for efficiency in prosecuting offices led to last week’s summary dismissal of William A. DeGroot, U S attorney for the eastern New York district, who refused to resign. William A. Gober and John Cook had already resigned.
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William A. Deeroot
New York
United States
Degroot
William A. Gober
Southern
Florida
John Cook
Mississippi
World Court duties to begin as Hughes sails from New York
Charles Evans Hughes sails to The Hague to join the World Court as a judge elected by the League of Nations. The United States remains outside the court and will not sit as a U.S. representative. The British Lords rejected a motion to sign the optional clause. A Washington Post note prompts Secretary Stimson to apologize to Prince de Ligne. Italian fascist leaders open sessions electing Giuriati and Federzon to top posts.
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Greece
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Hugh Gibson
United Sates
Mr. Gibson
Maxim Litvinov
Soviet
Russia
Litvinov
Washington
Harles Evans Hughes
New York
Hague
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Permanent Court of International
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League of Nations
House of Lords of Great Britain
Lord Cecil
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Washington Post
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Prince de Ligne
Belgium
America
Mussolini
Prisoner Seeks Path to Straight Life Under Magistrate
The magistrate admonishes a prisoner who asks how to live rightly while struggling to make ends meet. The former inmate admits confusion and asks for guidance to stay on a straight path amid temptations and poverty.
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Herculem
London
Scots and Caledonians: origin of Scotland’s name explained
The text explains that Scots did not originate in Ireland but the name Scotland comes from a tribe supplying it. Caledonians described Roman records of tribes in Scotland around 78 A D with Gaelic and Celtic dialects. Scots arrived after Rome withdrew in 410 A D, as a tribe from Ireland expanding territory and giving the nation its name.
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Ireland
Scotland
Europe
Agricola
Rome
Quail Die of Thirst Linked to Water Shortage
Dr Joseph Grinnell with California ties argues quail decline stems from drying waters and habitat loss due to climate change and reclamation. He says vermin scarcity is less to blame, and that young quail hatched far from water with little rainfall die of thirst per an American Game Protective Association bulletin.
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Joseph Grinnell
California
Doctor Grinnell
The
American Game Protective Association
Catalpa Trees Stripped by Sphinx Caterpillars
Nature Magazine reports severe defoliation of catalpa trees by sphinx caterpillars, larvae of hawk moths, leaving branches bare and sometimes killing trees and destroying entire plantings.
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Catalpa
Nature Magazine
Record Breaker Elinor Smith Sets Solo Endurance Mark
Elinor Smith, the girl aviator, lands at Roosevelt Field after breaking the women’s solo endurance record with a new mark of 26 hours 21 minutes, amid a mother’s embrace.
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Elinor Smith
Roosevelt Field
L. L
Air Stowaway Mixes Techniques for Textured Wall Finish
The guide explains applying a ground color for walls, then adding a mottled finish by pressing a crinkled wrapping paper onto the wet surface. It describes blending colors while the base coat remains damp to create an irregular pattern.
Screen Star Phyllis Haver Weds Billy Seaman in New York
The ceremony united famous actress Phyllis Haver and businessman Billy Seaman in a standout New York wedding that drew notable society figures and press attention.
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Phyllis Haver
Billy Seaman
New York
Reward Offered for Sheep Thief and Camp Robber Convictions
The Madison National Forest Sh rowers association offers a reward of 260 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 100 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
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Madison National Forest Shrowers’ Association
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