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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1923
Page
6
N. C. Patterson and his wife returned last week from a ten days' visit in San Antonio. They ate at the Hodges Hotel, noting meals offered at popular prices.
Washington reports the United States and Mexico renewed diplomatic relations after a three year breach. The accord recognizes the Obregon government and plans to appoint Charges dAffaires, with X. B. Creager of Brownsville, Texas as a likely ambassador pick. commercial ties and claims settlements are outlined.
Tokyo and Yokohama lie in ruins after a major quake and fires. An aerial report cites 100000 dead in a 100 mile belt around Tokyo and Yokohama. Martial law is imposed as panicked crowds flood roads and ships flee coastal areas.
A stranger debarks from a train and asks a local if he has a criminal lawyer. The local replies that they think they have one but cannot prove it, implying suspicion and mystery surrounding the visitor.
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