U S Mexico to Resume Diplomatic Relations
The United States and Mexico agreed to restore full diplomatic relations and recognize the Obregon government. Embassy reassignments and pending claims will be settled by newly appointed commissioners after formal announcements in Washington and Mexico City.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Reed
State Department
President Obregon
Mexico City
Charles B. Warren
Johnston Payne
Exito City
Carranza
Phillips
Associated Preas
de Iire
Martial Law in Greece Declared Across the Nation
An Athens dispatch reports Greece has proclaimed martial law nationwide. The Greek government also asks the League of Nations to intervene in the Greco-Italian dispute, while the Italian embassy denies Italy has declared war amid U S alarmist rumors.
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Associated Press
London
Greece
Athens
Central News
League of Nations
Italy
United States
Final Session Called By Chief On Strike Settlement
Pennsylvania executive continues efforts to avert walkout as the chief calls a final session for settlement negotiations. The aim is to end the labor dispute and prevent a strike affecting state operations.
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Pennsylvania
Mine Workers Incline to Continue Sessions
Harrisburg Aug 31 Associated Press reports anthracite operators and miners union officials gave responses to Gov Pinchots peace proposals. Miners accept as a basis for continued negotiations while operators oppose a flat ten percent raise but would accept it if attached to a long term agreement.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Recognition Policy and Obregon Government Support
Washington outlines continued recognition of President Obregon’s government as consistent with U S policy toward a friendly country. The stance stresses disinterested aid while protecting American rights, amid border patrols naval expeditions embargoes and ongoing Latin American diplomacy.
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Washington
Obregon
United States
Mexico
Latin-America
Giants part owner charged with perjury by U S grand jury
The federal grand jury investigating EK M Fuller and Company indicted Charles A Stoneham part owner of the New York Giants on perjury charges. The indictment alleges his testimony concealed a 25 percent silent partnership in the firm and could render him liable for creditors losses.
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New York
EK. M. Fuller and Company
Charles A. Stoneham
New York Giants
United States
Hayward
Stoneham
Tulsa Abduction by Masked Men as Martial Law Tension Grows
Tulsa residents feared stricter martial law after masked assailants abducted W. J. Mathews, a local mechanic, beat him, and attempted to lash him. Mathews escaped before whipping, but suffered a broken rib and injuries. Adjutant General Markham has warned opposition will be met firmly.
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Associated L’ress
Tulsa
Ohio
W. J. Mathews
B. H. Markham
Markham
J. C. Walton
Tulsa County
Mathews
Broken Arrow
Perth Amboy Clash Over Klansmen Attacked at HQ
Rioting resumed in Perth Amboy as Klansmen fled Odd Fellows hall after a night attack on a Klan meeting. More than 100 injured, 5,000-strong mob clashed with 500 Klansmen and police. Fire hoses were used before the mob dispersed.
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Bs Associated Press
Perth Amboy
N. J
Order
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
Marked August decline in cotton crop nationwide
The Department of Agriculture reports a sharp August drop in cotton crop prospects due to drought in Oklahoma and Texas, heavy rains in the southeast, boll weevil and leafworm. Indicated yield stands at 10,788,000 bales versus 11,516,000 forecast. Georgia and North Carolina show notable pest damage and reduced condition.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Georgia
North Carolina
Europe Get Ready for War Greece Appeals to League
London reports show rising European war fever over Italy's demands on Greece with headlines on ultimatum mobilization and fleet orders. Athens seeks to satisfy Rome while preserving sovereignty until appeal to the League of Nations or other tribunal. Mussolini faces broad criticism while Daily Mail warns Greece to yield promptly. CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX
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London
Greece
Athens
Rome
League of Nations
Mussolini
Daily Express
Italy
Daily Mail
the Times
Little World Series Opens With Bastrop Monroe Championship Bid
North Louisiana title up for grabs as Bastrop and Monroe begin the Little World Series at For sythe Park this afternoon at 4 o clock. Bastrop players are en route and Monroe arrives with most pitchers unavailable yet. Feazer reshuffles positions adding Montgomery at third base.
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Forsythe Park
Bastrop
Monroe
North Louisiana
McDonald
Feazer
Montgomery
Greek Reply to Ultimatum Rejected by Italians
Rome reports the Italian cabinet finds the Greek reply unacceptable and largely inadequate. The Greek note offers official regret, a religious ceremony for victims, flag salutes at the Italian legation, and state honors at Prevza. It also contemplates indemnity and accepts Colonel Perrone’s assistance to identify those responsible.
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Associated Press
Rome
Stefani
Athens
Preveza
Perrone
Roman Holiday on Border Line for Mexican Recognition
El Paso residents greet news of Mexican recognition with a Juarez delegation of 100 prominent citizens. A jubilee celebration is planned at Liberty Hall tonight.
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el Paso
Texas
Juarez
Liberty Hall
Venue Change Planned for Morehouse Cases
New Orleans August 31 Louisiana will seek a change of venue from Morehouse Parish for trials of defendants charged in bills of information tied to masked band activities in Morehouse Parish. The cases include lesser offenses and are set for Bastrop hearings in October, with Judge F M Odom to hear them. Attorney General A V Coco frames the scheduling for mid to late October.
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New Orleans
of Louisiana
Morehouse
Morehouse Parish
Daniel
T. F. Richard
Met Rouge
Bastrop
A. V. Coco
F. M. Odom
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Bulge of Five Per Base Is N. C. Record
New York and New Orleans report sharp gains in cotton market after government crop condition data. October and December futures surge to 24.70 cents per pound, up about 96 to 104 points in minutes. New Orleans notes a $5 per base rise amid crop outlook, with 54.1 percent of normal condition and an estimated 10,788,000 bales yield.
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Associated Press
New York
New Orleans
Court Endorsement Backing U S Role at The Hague
The American Bar Association endorsed the United States participation in the permanent court of international justice at The Hague during the closing session of its annual convention in Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Minn
United States
Permanent Court of International Justice
The
Hague
American Bar Association
Hostile Fascisti Demonstrations in Rome
Rome reports two hostile fascist demonstrations occurred today amid tensions, according to Corriere d'Italiano. The events reflect growing street confrontations as fascist groups clash with opponents in the city.
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Fascisti
Rome
Corriere D'Italiano
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