AY Elect Only Two State Officers in New Mexico
Santa Fe June 26 A recommendation by the Taxation commission urges reducing elective state officers to two the governor and lieutenant governor. If adopted by the legislature and ratified by voters a constitutional amendment would shift all other state executive roles to the governor with senate advice and consent.
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Santa Fe
Uris Atale
Leutenan
Hoessa
Vlan
Senate
New Mexico
Cemetery for Veunhans in Pocatello
Pocatello Idaho June 25 city officials set aside a burial ground for American Legion members at a local cemetery after a rumor that former soldiers had been buried there prompted the action.
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Veunhans
Pocatello
Idaho
Ergand
Pocatelo
American Legion
Legion
Legion Meithers
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color
A drug store remedy Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound promises to darken gray hair to its natural shade. Home brewing is outdated. apply with a brush or sponge to strands and by morning gray hair disappears with repeated use for dark glossy results.
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Wyeth
All-Star Elks Circus Opens With Great Eclat
The All-Star Elks Circus opens amid excitement with a Nubianou animal on display and a nocturnal escape, as armed trackers pursue the beast and citizens are urged to stay alert for its capture before daylight. Helena indoor circus also debuts with a classy show headlined by Willman’s trained police and a mammoth street parade featuring Pancho Vita and Rough Riders.
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Elks’ Circus
Varios
Tuday
Tran Dulay
Ellis
Helena
World Wonders
Eva
Tan McGrew
Willman
Austin
Pancho Vita
Sahara
Army Corps of Police
Yangs
Fhavana Treacher
Auditorijan
Dorsey
Real Revolution Rumors Link Reds in Americas Threat
A report cites evidence of a united communist labor and communist party seeking armed revolution against governments. It mentions a Latin American branch of the Third Internationale in Mexico City, bolshevik activity in North and South America, and a Russian named Graexen Derg seeking funds to support Bolshevik work in the Americas.
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Washington
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Conmununist Party
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Department
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Moscow
Mexico City
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South America
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State Department
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Caisier
Ue Mastaw
United States
Jaxcelsier
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Graexen Derg
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Yaqui Fight Tactics Stir Mexico and War Plans
The Yaqui campaign draws Mexican attention as General Plutarce Rilas Carles advances to Mexico City to take command duties amid Yaqui resistance. The story notes Yaqui ferocity, their distinctive dress, and the personal toll of war on soldiers and families, with a New York hotel paying over $5 000 annually for toilet supplies.
Carranza Loses Bulk of His Aviators in Bombardment
Mexico City June 10. President Carranza ordered bombardments on defenseless solons held by Sonora revolutionists, costing about 40 of his 100 aviators. Lieutenant Luis Preciado de la Torre said the bombardments targeted Cuernavaca and Cuautla and other towns, with some planes dropping bombs where they would do the most harm. The Mexican air force fields about 60 planes plus 55 motors and awaits shiploads of machinery. The aviation school, closed by Carranza two months ago, will reopen shortly amid 7000 applications, as strict entry rules remain to shape aviation as a profession.
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Sonora
Carranza
Luis Preciado de la Torre
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Dive Martinez
Mxico City
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Belgium
de la Torre
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Cuaulla
Morelos
Mnelading
Stowaways Drown After Overboard Jump Attempt
Two stowaways aboard the steamship Coan from Porto Rico attempted escape by jumping overboard. One of them is believed drowned, while the other was captured after a chase. they overpowered a guard to seize water and flee. The incident occurred as the ship docked in New York.
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New York
Coan
Porto Rico
Herbert G. Hoover
York
Hoover
Olitary
Torriun
Maover
United States
Versicilne de Sala
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Tinland
Germany
Austri
Hungary
Turkey
Hoover urges party to ratify League of Nations treaty
The text reports Herbert Hoover urging Republicans to support ratification of the League of Nations covenant, arguing it safeguards American independence, disarmament, and moral leadership while avoiding military entanglements. He warns against abandoning the treaty and stresses conditional league membership and restraint on enforcement.
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League
Fragmentary OCR note on early fire company service date
A garbled record from 1871 mentions Reuben simnyp son and residents in Onelo near Salt date fire de HOvEOeAt. It notes years of service and a monthly pay, with confusion over dates March 4 1871 and a continuous service claim.
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Reuben Simnypson
Salt Date Fire de Hoveoeat
Slanson
Flood Damage Plains and Missouri Valley Railways
Reports indicate towns in Plainview Nebraska suffered flooding with water three feet deep flooding streets. Burlington track washed out near Osmond and several small bridges along streams destroyed. In Mexico through Juarez thousands of laborers crossed into the United States to seek work on farms and railroads at high wages amid reports of injuries to labor supply. Changes in Montana constitution discussed at a regional convention with proposed shifts in state government structure.
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Neb
Cloudhiurst
Burlington
Osmond
Mexico
Associated Press
Juarez
Mex
United States
Taningaton
Montana
Vale
Tate Aajueant
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Thompson and Roosevelt Back Harding Senator in Preconvention Talks
Washington reports continued talks with Republican peers over campaign financing. Sendler Carding and William Thoyen Thompson reviewed policy limits of 1000 dollars while Theodore Roosevelt endorsed Senator Harding, signaling unity for the preconvention campaign.
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Sendler Carding
Republica Party
William Thoyen Thompson
Republican National
Theodore Atoosevelt
Eneh
Har
Republic
British Soldier Reflects on War and Peace in Wartime London
An elderly British soldier discusses the war’s aims and outcomes in London. He asserts the war was not just to end all wars but to safeguard peace, noting ongoing dangers and the need for resilience amid postwar uncertainty.
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London
Juire
Unies
Jack Ehiby
Field Marshal
Sieflenry
Wilson
Lima
Athens
Uni
Wien
Uiekhal
Gonad
Mountaineers to Explore Trackless Olympic Peninsula
The Manurtaineers club plans a summer expedition into the Olympic Peninsula in Washington. The trip covers Mount Olympus and Mount Meany with climbs near 7,500 feet, camp at Dosewallips River and canoe segments on Lake Quinault to the Pacific. About 75 to 100 members expected, traveling July 6 for a three week journey.
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West
Olympic Ipenissila
Washington
Manurtaineers
Anny
Platens
Mon Aoerson
Mount Seattle
Mount Olympus
Mount Meany
Joly
Bank Hold Up Shocks Northern State Bank
Looters robbed a local bank and escaped with Liberty bonds valued near 33,000 and fuel worth 1.75 percent of a total loss. Police report captures of two suspects, details uncertain, investigation ongoing at Northern State Bank.
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