U S Will Give Mexico Chance Amid Kidnapping Case
Reports from Tampico and Washington describe U S deliberations over Mexican bandit raids and the hostage of Bruce Bielaski, with American employees held for ransom and property seized. Officials seek quick federal action, while caution flags delays in rescue and release. Measurements shift as new figures surface about the rebel Gorozave and the Cortes Company seizure, with embassies pressed for protection of American lives and interests.
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Workington
Tamptco
Mexico
Washington
Tampioa
Obregon
United States
Coatbrack
Bruce Metaski
Department of Justice
Corte
State Department
Tampico
Mexico Ely
Temples
Gorozave
America
Gorozaveto
Cortex Company
Army
Navy
Olf
Bruce Bielaski
Medod City
George T. Summerlin
Cortez Ol Company
Gorossve
Georgy T. Summertin
A. Bruce’ Bielaski
Bureau of Investigation
Guernavacaerd
Married at Home of Knoxville Pastor
Mr. Otte B. Taylor and Miss Ruby Asher were wed at the residence of Dr. F F Brown, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Knoxville Tennessee on Monday afternoon June 12.
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Otte B. Taylor
Misa Ruby .Asher
F. F. Brown
First Baptist Church
Knoxville
Tenn
Widow Hannah Jones Dies at Render in 1917
Mrs Hannah Jones aged about 82 died peacefully at her Render home on June 27 after a long illness. Born in Wales she married Simon Jones who died in 1915. They immigrated to Newburg Indiana in 1869 and moved to Render in 1872 where they spent their remaining years. They had no biological children but fostered five. Funeral services were led by Rev McAtee and she was buried in Render Cemetery. The community mourns a charitable gracious figure.
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Hannah Jones
Render
Jones
Wales
Simon Jones
McAtee
McHenry Presbyterian Church
Negro farmers report large yield in corn
Washington reports average yields of thirty five bushels per acre by more than fourteen thousand Negro farmers in North Carolina Texas and Virginia who raised ninety thousand acres of corn last year. The Department of Agriculture notes the state average for all farms ranged from seventeen to twenty five bushels. The record is credited partly to county agents and extension workers guidance and seventy percent of Negro farmers in Virginia are following taught corn growing methods.
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Washington
North Carolin
Texas
Virginia
Department of Agriculture
Nogtt
Department of Agricul
State Agricultural Colleges
Aero Farmers
Dead men found in Lower California near Calexico
Twenty one men have been killed in and around Mesteall Lower California in two weeks, per official reports from Calexico. Today eight dead Mexicans were found two and a half miles east of Calexico, one body in an irrigation ditch on the American side of the boundary.
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Calexico
Cal
Mesteall
California
Baseball Briefs and Mixed Tips from Riverside Park
The Hartford Hoya lost to Rob Roy 6 to 1 at Riverside Park with Monroe on the mound for Rob Roy and Fatton behind the bat. Morgantown beat Hartford 4 to 2 as W Tinsley struggled early but settled, while Leach and Hammers starred for Morgantown. Beavers face Morgantown at Hartford’s new park, with a doubleheader planned for July 4 at Rockport and a 3 o’clock start for Riverside Park games.
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Rob Roy
Riverside Park
Rob Royers
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Leach
Monroe
Patton
Fatton
Fells
Weetertiel
Glenn
Riversiders
Morgantown
Brooks
W. Leach
Hammers
Hartford
W. Tinsley
Mrs Maud Cooper 83 Dies at Beaver Dam After Stroke
Mrs Maud Cooper aged 83 died at her son T E B Cooper's home in Beaver Dam Monday at 8 29 am after years of illness and a paralytic stroke. Formerly Miss Maud Stewart she was widow of Frank Cooper and survived by one daughter Mrs LeTaylor Akron Ohio and four sons Isaac Cromwell Frank Thomas B and Fred Cooper Beaver Dam. Funeral services were held at Green River Baptist Church conducted by Rev Birch Shields and C Daves with burial in Select Cemetery.
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T. E B. Cooper
Beaver Dam
Maud Stewart
Frank Cooper
The
Baptist Church
Green River
Messrs
B. W. Stewart
Cromwell
J. C. Stewart
Welr City
Kansas
LeTaylor
Akron
Ohio
Isaac
Frank
Thomas B
Fred Cooper
Barnard Daughter Goes to Dan Crafting Career in Kentucky
Miss Vinita Barnard daughter of Mr and Mrs G Barnard of Dunies has completed a stenographic course at Bowling Green Business University and leaves today for Danity Boone Kentucky to take a position with the Stirling Coal Co.
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Vinita Barnard
New Registration Officers Appointed Across Counties
County Election Commission appointed numerous Precinct Heriration Officers for the coming years. The list names officers for East Martford, Hartford, Sulphur Springs, Rockport, Cool Springs, North Roxine, Fordsville, Claton, Moscow, Arnold, Sunnydale, and many more, including keys like J. W. D. Morris, T. Barnett, H. Hinor Humphrey, and J. Estit Bennett, with numerous assistant and senior roles across districts.
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Commiedon Ors
East Martford
P. Barnard
J. Leslie Combs
W. D. Morris
M. Crowe
Hartford
T. Barnett
J. B. Bean
Elijah Robertson
AR Riley
Heda—Hinor Humphrey
J. Estit
Bennett
C. R. Tinsley
Warren ‘Taylor
J. D. Taylor
Cool Springe
Jas. L. Moore
Ray Herrel
S. Joe
Danks
Linley
C. W. Ranney
Virgil Drake
Everet Langford
Horeé Branch
Crowder
Jock Walker
G. J. Christina
G. J. Hoover
North Roxine
Tom Crowder
T. A. Ruclong
Andrew Alford
L. Embey
Mission Board Holds Session at Hartford Baptist Church
The Mission Board of the Ohio County Baptist Association held its final meeting of the association year at the Hartford Baptist Church on Monday at 10 o clock. Attending were Revs A N Nortis Fordsvill e Onear Ashby M J Swell R I McHenry Russell Walker and R E B Fuqua Hartford and Messrs Jn Wilson Fordeville E L Rogers Beaver Dam M B Crowder Horte Branch W I Teleheart Alvin Rows Centertown G S Holbrook Heflin J C Bennett and Wm Fair of Hartford. A large amount of business was conducted.
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Mission Board of the
Ohio County Baptive Association
Hartford Baptist ‘Church
A. N. Nortis
Fordsville
Onear Ashby
M. J. Swell
R. 1. McHenry
Russell Walker
R. EB. Fuqua
Hartford
Messrs
Jn Wilson
Fordeville
E. £. Rogers
Beaver Dam
M. B. Crowder
Horte Branch
Teleheart
Alvin Rows
Centertown
Holbrook
Heflin
J. C. Bennett
Wm. Fair
John W. Yerkes Dies After Operation in Danville
Kentucky civic leader John W. Yerkes died in Danville on June 24 a few days after surgery. A former Republican gubernatorial nominee and longtime Centre College Board president he was a renowned lawyer and trusted public figure in Kentucky.
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John W. Yerkes
Kentucky
Danville
Yerkes
Internal Revenue
Centre College
Louisville Markets Cattle and Hog Prices Steady Mixed Trade
Cattle receipts 300 light. midweek supplies moderate but market slow and draggy at Monday. Prime heavy steers 7.50 8.00, heavy shipping 7.00 7.50, cows 3.00 5.00, calves steady at best 8.50, hogs steady with top 10.80 for 120 lb plus. lamb trade late, 12.75 to 12.50 for best, with lighter lots weaker. Grains: No 3 red wheat 1.10, corn 0.69, oats 0.44.
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Srain
Obregon Opens Mexico to Jewish Refugees
President Obregon invites about 500000 Jewish refugees across Europe to settle in Mexico. He says the government will accept Jewish settlers who become Mexican subjects, stating this condition is needed to own real estate.
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Obregon
Europe
Mexco
Poison Bound Bibles Shipped to Ocean Island
About 1200 Bibles bound with a poisonous glue were sent by the American Bible Society to Ocean Island in the Gilbert Islands in the Pacific. The bindings were designed to resist bookworms on the island.
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American Bible Society
Ocean Island
Gilbert
Pacific
Trople Iwland
High Court Upholds State Tax Commission Power to Reassess
The Court of Appeals held the State Tax Commission may require counties to raise valuations to match its fixed assessments. It ruled mandamus can compel the County Board of Supervisors to perform this duty if they fail to comply, and that house-to-house reassessment is unnecessary. Several counties await guidance to reconvene boards to adjust county assessments accordingly.
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Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Sampaon
State Tax Commission
Board of Supervisors
Fayette County
State Board
State Commission
County Board of Supervisors
Boards of Supervisors
Patriotic Service at Methodist Church Next Sunday
Next Sunday near the Fourth of July a patriotic service will be held at the Methodist Church at 11 AM. Reserved seats for ex-service men. the church will be decorated with American flags. Music by the orchestra and choir and patriotic songs. Those who can sing are asked to contact the pastor before Friday. Everyone is invited to attend and worship.
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V. T. Frazier
Besior
Somerset Petroleum manager visits Oil Center well
Rev Bascum Waters of Clinton Tennessee, manager of the Somerset Petroleum Corporation, is in Somerset this week overseeing operations at the drilling site near Oil Center. The well has reached over 1160 feet as drillers continue downward. The Commonwealth.
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Clinton, Tenn
Somerset Petroleum Corporation
Somerset
Oil Center
The
Commonwealth
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