Resignations rock Mexican leadership after Obregon murder
General Antonio Riva Zertuche said four confessions exist from Jose de Leon Toral but content unavailable. Calles accepts resignations of Luis Morones and two labor leaders amid tension. Morones claims to stay in danger. civil court will try Toral. reports suggest possible armed unrest and political shifts ahead.
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Antonio Riva Zertuche
Jose de Leon Toral
Obregon
Luis Morones
Alvaro Obregon
Morones
Regional Federation of Labor
Marones
Celestino Guseu
Eduardo Maneda
Calles
Ricardo Tapete
Obrecun National Party
Aaron Saenz
Nueva Leon
Congress
Mexico
Tapete
Jose de Leon ‘Foral
Taro
Long
General Obregon
Weather Outlook for Virginia and Tennessee
Generally fair conditions to tonight and Tuesday with focal thundershowers this afternoon in southeast portions. Cooler tonight with winds shifting from southwest to northwest. In Tennessee expect fair weather tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change and possible showers in extreme south. Readings from the U S Weather station note 98 as high yesterday and 65 as low. rainfall 0.00 in the 24 hour period ending 6 p.m. yesterday.
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C. L. Bunn
Hoover Confers With California Leaders On Campaign
President hopeful Herbert Hoover resumes talks with California Republicans in Palo Alto. He hosts Senator Hiram Johnson for luncheon at Stanford to discuss the race, Boulder Canyon dam, and campaign strategy amid state and national dynamics. Hoover also meets New York Attorney General Albert Ottinger to gauge Empire State signals for the November contest.
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Empire State
New World Globe Flight Record Attained by Mears and Collyer
John Henry Mears and Captain C B Collyer set a world circumnavigation record of 4 days 16 hours 21 minutes 2 seconds, beating the previous mark by 4 days 23 hours. They started and ended in Battery Park with a Sealyham terrier Tailwind joining the voyage. The final leg proved the toughest, concluding the round-the-world journey begun in June.
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C. B. D. Collyer
New York
C. B.J. Collyer
Battery Park
Sealyham
Moses predicts hot campaign as 1892 rivalries flare
Senator George H. Moses of New Hampshire, eastern Republican leader, predicts the upcoming presidential race will be the hottest since 1892. He chairs the eastern committee and meets with National Chairman Hubert Work and eastern committeemen, citing large Democratic fundraising but optimistic for New York and New England. A separate Vienna note recalls 400 units pardoned in memory of Franz Schubert.
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George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Hubert Worknd
Moses
Massachussetts
Lapyer
New York
Smith
Governoa
A. Ohn. Barkoh
Mith
Novelist and irate father settle fight in Hyannis
Dr. Martin J. Loeb, the irate New York father who chased Maxwell Bodhheim the novelist to Provincetown seeking his 18 year old daughter Gladys, an aspiring writer, was believed to travel home peacefully with the author and his Greenwich Village protege after an eventful weekend. They boarded a New Bedford bound bus after spending the night at Can Inn, under the title Martin J. Loeb and family, as they recovered from the sensational week end.
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Hyannis
Mass
Martin J. Loeb
New York
Maxwell Bodhheim
Provincetown
Gladys
Greenwich Villages
Rotfordcbound
Martin J. Loch
American Sailor Wounded in Shantung China
Chaos in Shantung as nationalist and Changtsunghan troops fight for hours. Foreign warships patrol. an American sailor is wounded, consuls seek investigation and control of the port area. The battle disrupts bank, communications, and city security amid shifts in allegiance.
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Bank of Communications
Chefco
Shantung
North China
Shanghai
Chang Tsung-Chang
Chane Tsunc Chang
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Dierning
Forcin
War Ves Aels
Cons Culates
LeRoy Woerber
Hussey says only wife interests him as healing plan
Norristown Pennsylvania July 23 AP Philadelphia novelist Lindley M Hussey declares no woman but his wife Dr Virginia Alvarez Nuasey holds any interest and expects to rebuild their home when she regains normal mind He mentions Mrs Grape Savenr who he was found with near Sergeantville after Mrs Tussey alleged shooting both He had sworn warrants against her husband and Mrs Saveur for non support and a statutory offense The case continues to unfold with authorities pursuing charges and statements from Hussey
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Lindley M. Hussey
Philadelphia
Virginia Alvarez Nuasey
Grape Savenr
Serpgesntsville
Tussey
Former Senator Urges Smith Victory to Save Farmers
Henry Clay Hansbrough, ex Republican Senator from North Dakota, leads a campaign to boost Smith’s wartime style agricultural plan. He forms the Smith Independent Lowe to appeal to independents, targeting the Dakotas, Montana, and Minnesota with Charles Hanson Towne as vice chair and Melvin Hildreth as secretary. He cites farmer loyalty to a faithless party and cites Hoover on long-term views versus current policy. Bermuda fish shipment to England displays 260 Bermuda varieties for London Aquarium.
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Henry Clay Hansbrough
North Dakota
Smith Independent
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Montana
Minnesota
Charles Hanson Towne
New York
Melvin D. Hildreth
Wilson Independent League
League Plaans
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G. O. P. Faithless
Transbrough
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Bermuda
Hamilton
England
London
Europe
Mussolini proposes Italy to conduct Italia disaster probe
Rome July 28 AP Premier Mussolini told the Council of Ministers that a full investigation into all aspects of the Italia disaster will be conducted by Italy and that any outside probe would be rejected. He said inquiries will be by trusted Italian authorities and that other proposals are absurd and offensive. Major Maddalena was first to see the beleaguered group.
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Rome
Preamier Mussolini
Council of Ministry
Italia
Italy
Stresaid
Maddalena
Savolal
The Lost I5 Found in Goldsboro Field
Roy Wilson recovered three old dollar bills in a field near Goldsboro after replowing the soil. A weathered batch of currency was traced by a local bank to replace the found notes, restoring the loss from a year prior.
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N. Cu
Roy Wilson
Smith urged to start campaign late for 1924 bid
Albany July 23 Governor Smith faces pressure from advisers to begin presidential campaign eight weeks before the election. He has not decided where to go or how many speeches to give, planning limited addresses and possible radio spots. He will campaign sparingly until after August 19 and then tour New England and the North Atlantic seaboard.
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N.Y
Smitth
Friend
Iradio
Strategic Jcuntera
Chicago
Smith
Seagirt
John W. Davis
Buckeye
New England
North Atlantic Seaboard
Middle-West
Lost Elizabeth City Relic Found in Sands
Archaeologists in North Carolina recovered two brass buckles and a copper button believed to have belonged to the John White colony that vanished near Elizabeth City in 1457, unearthed from coastal sands.
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Elizabeth City
N. C
John White
Here
North Carolina
Most Contested Campaigns Ahead in Senate Race
In Washington and New York reports several political moves surface. Senator Moses predicts the most warmly contested campaign since 1892. Henry Clay Hansbrough forms the Smith Independent League to sway agriculturists and independents toward the Democratic nominee. J R Nutt announces a special committee to solicit campaign contributions of 100 or less under John W O’Leary. Senator Charles H Tuttle plans an inquiry into the National Hoover For President League, denied by Hoover forces. Dr George A Cor urges Smith and Hoover to state positions on compulsory military training.
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Washington
Henry Clay Hansbrough
North Dakota
Smith Independent League
J. R. Nutt
Republican National Committee
John W. O'Leary
Chicago
New York
United States
Charles H. Tuttle
Hoover
George A. Cor
Smith
French seaplane La Foregate makes Atlantic leg to New York
The French seaplane La Crogate under Lieutenant Paris arrived at Horta Azores from Brest completing the first leg toward New York. The crew planned to refuel in Bermuda and continue, with hourly radio updates and a possible return via Newfoundland.
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