Amer earns held by rebel amid Mexican unrest near Tampico
An American employee of Cortes OH company near Tampico and Gestrocable property valued at a quarter million dollars is held by a rebel general. The state department reports no Mexican federal troops in the area. A 15,000 peso ransom was to be paid within 45 hours. consular action and protection measures are being urged. Manuel Barcena, a Mexican lawyer, has been released near Cuernavaca. A. Bruce Bielaski’s freedom is expected soon as negotiations continue with bands.
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Daugherty To Rule On Liquor Sale On U S Ships
Washington June 27 The question of legality of liquor sale on Shipping Board vessels is resolved by Secretary Mellon following Prohibition Commissioner nit. Treasury regulations reviewed accompany the request for a ruling, stating current ax rules do not permit such sales.
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View not changed says delegation head on June meeting
Fragmentary report notes Maxim Litvinoff urging favorable conditions at The Hague conference as Genoa talks conclude. He references mine bases and nervous reactions amid uncertain expectations for June 24.
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Voters Must Not Remain Indifferent
A fragmented note urges Independents to vote, stressing the vital importance of casting a ballot on election day and urging timely action as the moment for voting arrives.
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Safe conduct for wounded men promised
Springfield reports assurance of safe conduct out of the county for any wounded strikebreaker or guard in Herrin hospital. Adjutant General Black and Senator Sneed say wounded men can leave without danger of molestation. No action planned on rumored danger.
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House Passes Grain Exchange Measure Today
The house approved a grain exchange measure by a decisive vote, signaling support for trade regulation changes. The passage comes amid ongoing debates on market controls and copper tariff considerations.
Tariff Bill Set Aside as Army Measure Advances
Senate action shifted to the annual army appropriation bill authorizing 126000 enlisted men and 3000 officers. The move follows debate on duties proposed in the tariff bill that Walsh says would lift the national meat bill by about 379.5 million annually, a point he argues would raise farmer prices and living costs while not benefiting farmers overall.
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Necklace valued at 190000 smuggled into America
Fargo N D June 27 a necklace valued at 190000 alleged smuggled into America by Mrs Laura Rachel Macher of Fargo appeared to be appraised by a Fargo jeweler at 5000 Judge Ramvei Nichols assistant United States district attorney said today The necklace was brought here from Norway and remains in the custody of the United States marshal Mrs Rachelmacher is not under arrest Charlies Salter special treasury agent from Beattie Wash was quoted tonight from Chicago as having said she was under arrest
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Fraser approves proposal to sell North Dakota bonus claims
Officials and Fraser approve a plan to sell North Dakota bonus claims. Agents from the Industrial Commission and a Twin City firm signed an agreement to handle the claims under the law, with Bellette noting broad former support and Attorney general involvement in the process.
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League Chairman Seizes Unusual Powers in Election
Attorney for all county judges explains the election law remains unchanged, while the league chairman takes on broader powers. The note clarifies legal framework and its application to the current election.
Kennedy Of Oklahoma Lew le Golf Tourney
Kennedy of Talus Okio led the Western Amateur Golf tournament rounds with 168 after the second round. Mirae of Staval and Couch of Chicago posted 73 for low medal with 108 for 31 holes, while Johnston of Padl Minn matched his previous best 144 after two rounds.
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Explosion at Tennessee quarry kills eight, injures ten
Knoxville Tenn June 27 Eight men were killed and ten injured in a blast at the llston Quarry company plant Straw Pislas thirteen miles east of here. The blast caused serious damage and prompted emergency responses from local authorities and workers. Authorities are investigating the cause of the explosion and listing missing workers.
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Ex-President of Panama Die At Age
Panama on June 27 announced the death of Dr. Ciro Arrieta former president of Panama. He served in the top office and his passing was reported this morning.
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Baseball Scorecard Row for National League Games
National League scores by innings include Brooklyn over Boston 7 to 3 in a 13-inning affair. Philadelphia beat New York 7 to 7, Pittsburgh edged Chicago 6 to 5, and Boston defeated Philadelphia 7 to 3 in late action. Top pitchers Ruether Deberry Hubbell Lenine are noted with fielding by Deberry Gowdy Sayner.
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Minnesota Crops Shine in Favorable Conditions Report
State immigration commissioner Oscar H. Smith says Minnesota farmers report no crop deterioration this week. Rye will start harvest in southern and central regions next week, with rye likely among the largest in years. Wheat, barley, oats, and corn show promising growth and good stands. Potatoes begin to bloom. rust rumors noted but not confirmed across most areas.
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Administration to Offer New Plan to Miners
Washington reports indicate the administration plans to convene leaders of the United Mine Workers and operators to negotiate wage differences in an effort to end the coal strike deadlock. Officials say a formal move is likely after cabinet discussions, with John L. Lewis's position unchanged. A looming coal car shortage threatens the Central and Northwestern states next fall and winter, as railroads warn of constrained supply.
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Voters Set to Cast Ballots in North Dakota Primary
North Dakota voters faced a statewide primary with decisions on United States senator, congressmen, and state tickets. The Nonpartisan League and Republicans align behind a contested ticket while key offices like state superintendent of public instruction and justice of the supreme court draw no opposition.
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Farmer Shot Near Warren in Car Pursuit
Charles Bucholz, a Warren area farmer, is hospitalized after being shot four times early Sunday as he fled two men along a roadside six miles southwest of Warren Minnesota. He dodged the attack, speeded away, and was later treated. two suspects remained at large.
Michigan bank robbery case linked to two suspects
Sheriff Tom Oakland of Towner county North Dakota and a Burns detective agency man question Red McCarthy and Joby Menzel over the Michigan bank robbery and murder. A woman maid said to be with the suspects at Cando and Blabee provides information as authorities push for new developments within 48 hours. The crime involved a $5,000 cash haul and telegraph wire severing, with McCarthy also known as Rede McGraw.
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