Mexico inaugurates Ortiz Rubio as president in peaceful transfer
Pascual Ortiz Rubio sworn in as Mexico's president amid a massive crowd at National Stadium. Deputy Melchor Ortega administered the oath as diplomats and officials witnessed a brief ceremony promising a social government and closer relations with the United States.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Portes Gil
National Stadium
Melchor Ortega
Joint Session of Congress
Supreme Court
Chicago Gang Slayings Race Through City Reflected on Radio
Chicago reported two gang related homicides, bringing six slayings in six days. Phillip Matthese, a known racketeer, was killed near Irving School at Lexington street and Hoyne Avenue. Joseph Buckere, described as a grocer about 40, was shot in his well furnished West 1st Street flat as neighbors heard voices, arguing, and a radio volume rise before gunmen fled.
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Chicago
Phillip Matthese
Irving School
Lexington Street
Hoyne Avenue
Joseph Buckere
People’s Hospital
Marchese
Nolle
Buckere
West 1St. Street
Elizabeth Padaunas
Tadio
Wealthy Doctor Chamness Dies In Clarendon
A 63 year old physician identified by a Baylor diploma as Dr. B C G Chamness died yesterday in Clarendon after a last illness aided by neighbors. He previously left Texas about twenty years ago to Roscos and had extensive holdings. His four children live in Dallas Mexico City and Daytona Beach. A cousin from Paris Texas supplied the name and noted his remarriage in Little Rock after separation from his first wife.
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Clarendon
Ark
Baylor University
B. CG. Chamness
Roscos
Texas
Ruby Wiggins
Chamness
H.T
Add
Britain favors abolition of submarines at disarmament talks
Britain will push for a plenary session next Tuesday to consider abolishing submarines. The five powers met at St James Palace, with Britain and the United States supporting abolition while Japan France and Italy defend submarines as defensive weapons. France may present a treaty to regulate submarine warfare replacing the 1922 Washington pact.
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London
Great Britain
St. James’ Palace
United States
Japan
France
Italy
Washington
Retail Merchants Elect Haas President in Southwest Council
Earl J. Haas of Advan Missouri was elected president of the Southwest Retail Merchants' Council at its annual session in Kanglas City. New officers include Pat terson, Hall, Burke, Ames, Hurt, Norlin, Halle and Dudley with a slate of directors from multiple states. The article also notes the Cullinan diamond discovery in 1908 and a Babylonian origin claim for constellations.
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Kanglas City
Earl J. Haas
Advan
Southwest Retail Merchants’ Council
BD. F. Patterson
Blue Mond
Kas
Lester W. Hall
Kansas City
J. B. Burke
Ed. Ames
Moline
Kansas
Paul Hurt
Slater
Albert Norlin
Mic Cracken
Kens
Fremont
Net
J. R. Treland
Trenton
Mistaken request ends in death in Fulton
Frank Barrett a Fulton merchant is dead and Police Chief Bailey Huddleston gravely wounded after Roy Springer an escaped inmate from Jackson Missis sippi misinterpreted a request for cigars and opened fire Springer who speaks little English fled after stabbing Huddleston and Barrett in Barret s store a pursuit followed culminating in Barrett s death and Huddleston s critical condition with a knife wound to the throat.
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Paducal
Iby
Frank Barrett
Fulton Merchant
Bailey Huddleston
Fulton
Barrett
Roy Springer
Ab Jackson
Springer
Barret
Huddleston
Willys Predicts Five Million Auto Production for 1930
Willys Knight head John N. Willys told President Hoover that U S auto makers foresee producing five million cars in 1930, up 500000 from last year. He said profits should improve as overhead cuts persist and industry demand strengthens. He was joined by Senator Kess of Ohio at the White House.
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Washington
John N. Willys
Willys-Knight Motor Company
Hoover
Willys
Kess
Ohio
Disabled veteran marriage halted by officials in Kansas
Francis Jensen a 32 year old disabled World War I veteran and Victoria Vicroy 69 of Leavenworth sought a marriage license in Kansas. Officials hesitated citing Jensen's paralytic condition and pension support. Jensen was taken to the Veterans Bureau hospital. Vicroy returned home.
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Kansas
CYFY
United States Veterans’ Bureau Today
Francis H. Jenson
Victoria Vicroy
Leavenworth
James A. Kilmer
Jensen
Vicroy
Kilmer
Veterans Bureau
Veteran's Bureau
Ricrey
Market rally lifts prices as stock blocks trade brisk
Broad rally on Easier money and favorable trade conditions lifted prices in New York. Blocks of 5 000 to 15 000 shares traded as short interest fueled buying, with several issues advancing 2 to 8 points while others slipped. Call money fell to 4 1/4 percent amid bets on Bank of England rate cuts.
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Stanley W. Prenosel
Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Bank of England
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Chrysler
Tronage
New York & Harlem
Philadelphia Co
Houston Oil
Americat Water Works
General Railway Signal
Warret. Bros. U. S. Steel
Woodin
Simmons
Gillette Safety Razor
Chicago Bank Robbery Terrorizes Hubbard Woods Bank
Two robbers held up the Hubbard Woods Trust and Savings Bank at opening, terrifying employees and customers by firing sawed off shotguns. They escaped with cash and currency estimated at 3,000. a third accomplice waited in a car for the getaway.
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Chicago
Hubbard Woods ‘Trust ‘and Savings Bank
Chicago Wrestles With Money Problem
Chicago faces a fiscal crunch as the City Council votes to shift the burden of paying overdue salaries to the citizens relief committee led by Silas Strawn. The panel will oversee expenditures as it seeks buyers for tax anticipation warrants to fund payrolls and meet appropriation provisions.
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Chicago
Citizens Relief Committee
Silas Strawn
Citizens Committee
William Hale Thompson
Always in Good Humor Says Bill Freeman Health Secret
A fragment from a 1910s style notice promotes Nujo l as a simple nonhabit forming remedy. Bill Freeman Jr claims regular use of Nujo l keeps him well and cheerful. The piece argues the product cleanses internal poisons and improves mood with no drug effects.
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Bill Freeman, Jr
South Street
Key West
Florida
Bill
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