Mexican Bandit Frees Americans
Sixty five American employees of La Corona Oil Company at Tecero in Tampico district were seized by rebel General Gorocabe and held for 48 hours. They were released per Consul Shaw reports to the State Department. The seizure, linked to Obregon government plots, aimed to embarrass Obregon over Tecolotaton.
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International News Service
Washington
la Corona Ol Company
Tecero
Tampica
Gorocabe
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Cortez of Company
Cortex
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Charge Summerlin
Mexico City
A. Bruce Blelaski
Mexico
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Tecok Witton
United States
Harding to Speak Plainly on Coal Crisis at Meeting
President Harding plans hard-hitting remarks at an upcoming meeting to address the coal shortage crisis. He is expected to frame possible federal regulation of the coal industry similar to railroad controls and urge action to restore steady production and reduce public disruption.
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Metro
Cox
Thriends
Harding
Where To Go Tonight POME Johnny Hines in Burn em Up Barnes
A patrol of the evening offerings features Johnny Hines in Burn em Up Barnes under the playbill title Where To Go Tonight while Regent presents Queen of the Turf and Nixon screens No Trespassing with Trene Castle in a light program of mixed entertainment.
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Johnny Hines
Barnes
Nixon
Trene Castle
Shopmen Strike Likely Averted At Parley Today
Reading the chaotic piece, the labor board urged restraint as union leaders faced possible penalties while a conference sought to prevent a general shopmen strike. Officials warned the line that a “good sports” tone is needed and anticipated a settlement that would end the threat of walkouts across rail operations.
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Ita
B. M. Jewell
Railway Employee Department
American Federation of Labor
Rafta
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
W- Hooper
Labor Board
Hooper
Proposal to regulate retail prices on imports to curb profiteering
Washington June 30. Senator Norris proposed a plan to levy a 99 percent tax on the difference between import costs and final retail selling price on all imported goods. The measure aims to curb profiteering and lower prices of American made goods by countering cheaper foreign competition.
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International News Service
Washington
Senate
Norris
Flying Squadron closes with Rev Brown and Rev Stewart in Bloomington
The Flying Squadron’s closing service at Central Presbyterian Church features Rev. Oliver Stewart of Chicago and Rev. Norma C. Brown of Bloomington Ill. Brown, the only woman to serve as chaplain of the Illinois Senate, will deliver messages. James H. Woertendyke of Chicago spoke last night accusing counties nationwide of lax enforcement of the 14th amendment, drawing on federal grand jury experience. Viking Squadron speakers over the past three days provided residents with insights into civil and national issues.
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Oliver
Wayne Stewart
Chicago
Flying Squadron
Norma C. Brown
Bloomington
Ill
Tilinois Senate
Central Presbyterian Church
Stewart
Brown
James H. Woertendyke
Woertendyke
Viking Squadron
Arrest Fourteen at Carnival in Ellwood City
State Police Officer Wyatt captured Attorney M. J. Kraus amid carnival disorder in Ellwood City. Chief Clark detained Wyatt after Constable French arrested him for laying hands on Kraus at Kraus’s request. Kraus, a bystander, had charges dropped. Prisoners were moved to the city building and county authorities then transported them to New Castle as the raiding party, including Detective J. M. Dunlap and several officers, faced the crowd and potential trouble.
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M. J. Kraus
Pollee Clark
Ellwood City
Constadia French
Kraus
New Castle
J. M. Dunlap
Turner and Wright
W. G. Graham
Samuel Smith
B. F. Myers
James Ellison
Alex Johnson
Walter Bannon
Nick Moshalta
Frank Johnston
Alec Sabo Improves After Self-Inflicted Wound
Ellwood City June 10. Alec Sabo of the Old Country club round who shot himself through the lung in despondency over his family is now improving at City Hospital. Doctors expect recovery from the self inflicted wound.
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Ellwood City
Slee Sabo
City Hospital
De Valera Reported Active With Irish Irregulars
London dispatch reports Eamonn De Valera actively fighting with the Irish Republican force in Dublin and said to have enlisted in the 2 Dublin brigade of Irregulars. The Irish Republican Army’s official paper confirms his active service. Etymologists note sugar can bags contain 227 varieties of insect enemies.
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International News Service
London
Eamonn de Valera
Dublin
the Standard
Irish Republican Army
de Valera
Irish Irregulars Lose Four Courts to Collins Army
Dublin reports confirm Irish Provisional government actions as clashes erupt across the city after the Four Courts fall. Casualties are placed at about 150 killed and wounded among Free State Regulars, with Irregulars firing on British troops in Talbot Street and forces spreading to Buncrana Letterkenny and other counties. De Valera is said to be fighting with the Irregulars as London broadcasts a Dublin proclamation urging support for the Free State and denouncing anarchic forces supported by falsehoods.
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Leat
Talbot Street
O'Connell
Free
Drill Removed From Jaw Of Trenton Woman
A dental drill fragment was surgically removed from the jaw of Mrs Frank Winner in Trenton New Jersey after eight weeks of lodgment. The case was reported by International Nova Service with details of the unusual medical incident and patient statements.
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International Nova Service
N. J
Frank i
Death of Antionette Caravella at 2 in Brooklyn
Antionette Caravella aged 2 daughter of Mr and Mrs Pasquale Caravella of 106 Sennett Street died this morning at the residence Funeral services scheduled Saturday morning from St Vitus church with interment in St Vitus cemetery
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Barred by age and marriage North Union schools restrict teachers
North Union township in Fayette county bars married women from teaching and limits high school hires to those under 21. The board, citing many applicants and teacher shortages, expects other districts to follow this policy as the 1922-1923 term begins.
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Uniontown
North Union Township
Fayette County
Board of Education
States to Exhibit at Brazil Centennial Exposition
Twenty nine states and many prominent Americans will send missions and exhibits to Brazil's Centennial Exposition opening September 7 and running to March 31, 1929. The U S government funds two buildings costing 1,000,000 dollars. Brazil’s president term is four years, and Brazil’s population is about 31 million. Coffee consumption totals 20 million sacks annually, with about 10 million used in the United States.
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International News Service
Ban Francisco
United States
Brazil
Sebastiao Sampaio
Sampaio
Sava
Washington
Don Pedro I
Philadelphia
Sampato
South America
Lynching Tree Disappears at Rural Cemetery
Memorial Day ceremonies at the old Rural Cemetery in Banta Rosa California reported the lynching tree where three killers of Sheriff Petray and two detectives were hanged had been removed. A pile of stove wood replaced the tree after cemetery association orders amid Grand Army of the Republic protests. News spread that people traveled long distances hoping to secure a piece of wood.
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International News Service
Banta Rosa
Cal
Old Rural Cemetery
James Petray
Lester Dorman
Miles Jackson
Cemetery Association
Grand Army of the Republic
Cotner University Bans Nicotine Among Athletes
Lincoln suburb Cotner University controlled by the Church of Christ imposes a strict anti smoking rule. Eleven athletes and one debater lose honors including football sweaters and the forensics golden key after being caught smoking. Names withheld but some accused may be faculty descendants. The campus vows to enforce the smoking ban to curb violations.
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Lincoln
Neh
Cotner University
Church of Christ
Heavy Sale Of Fake Degrees Revealed In Europe
London reports charges by George E. Maclean of the British Division of the American University Union in Europe about a rampant trade in diplomas from alleged American universities. He cites agents targeting ambitious teachers and ministers, naming the Oriental University of Washington in D C as a chartered but under scrutiny institution. The State Department warns against relying on its claims.
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George E. Maclean
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District of Columbia
Congress
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Association of American Colleges
Congress of the
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Chicago
Poincare to unveil French war monument near frontier
Paris June 30 International News Service reports Premier Raymond Poincare will unveil a monument at Jonchery near the Swiss border on July 18 honoring corporal Peugeot the first Frenchman killed in the war. Peugeot served a sentry at Jonchery six miles from the frontier when Uhlans invaded forty eight hours before Germany declared war. He was shot at sight as medals and the Croix de Guerre will be laid on the grave by Poincare.
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International News Service
Paris
Jonchery
Peugeot
Raymond Poincare
Fonchery
Uhlang
Germany
France
M. Folncare
Tiny Maxwell dies in motor accident in Norristown
NORRISTOWN Pa June 30 Tiny Maxwell sports writer and athlete died after a life motor car wreck last Sunday in Montgomery Hospital. He was pinned under the car with seven broken ribs tearing his lungs and a dislocated hip. He whispered to help the others as he died. His close friend recalled his game like spirit.
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Norristown
Tiny’ Maxwell
Maxwell
Montgomery
Bob' Maxwell
Denmark
Apple Crop Insurance Takes Big Bite In Virginia
Insurance men in Martinsburg Va report heavy business underwriting apple crops on a per barrel basis. Hundreds of thousands of dollars insured at 43.30 per $1000 or about one quarter of a barrel value. The policy, extending from issue to October 29, cuts rates as crop damage arises from varieties.
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Martinsburg
Whadda Ya See A Sprightly Day In Cascade Park
The rain over the last two days made lawn mowing ideal and many residents mowed their lawns. Auto owners tried to pitch off their machines after a trip on newly oiled highways. Citizens discuss the Milk and Ice fund and a big sale. WUgin school alumni greet classmates en route to Cascade Park for the annual Fourth. Children plan celebrations. A family car ready for the Fourth holidays. A load of freshly mixed mortar carried by a truck. A driver cautious at the Diamond Street corner. Two ex army officers debate military matters near their homes. Four barbers sit on the curb. News boy stacks coins for the afternoon rush. A car parks on a Diamond Street corner near a farmer’s wagon. The farmer responds to some drivers’ comments. Librarians and attorneys discuss a disputed word in the encyclopedia.
Montana Moves To Replace Primary Law
An organization in Helena aims to replace Montana's present primary law with a new measure. The plan calls for county and state conventions to nominate candidates, with rules stated by law and party wishes. Delegates are chosen at precinct primaries by registered voters of the party, then selected for higher conventions.
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Servo
Soldiers Trying To Trap Miners In West Virginia
National Guard troops aided by state police and deputy sheriffs moved into Cabin Creek field to surround armed miners said to be gathering at Dry Creek branch properties. About 75 miners near Crown Will reportedly planned a junction this afternoon as authorities closed off escape routes.
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International News Service
Charleston
W. Va
National Guard
Cabin Creek
Dry Creek Branch
Crown Will
Two Huge Turtles Are Caught By Floridans
TAMPA Fl June 30 The prize turtle catch of the season was made when Mr and Mrs R B S Campbell and Mr and Mrs F W Dixon landed one turtle weighing 400 pounds and two weighing 2006 pounds each June is the month sea turtles lay their eggs Hunters wait for them turn them over on their backs and have them home Fifteen thousand persons lost their lives in fires in the United States last year Norway investigating the possibilities of electrifying its railways
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International News Service
Tampa
Fin
RB. S. Campbell
F. W. Dixon
United States
Woman Implies Man Life Of Life On City Streets
Edith L. Roberts of this city longed to be of the opposite sex for years. A few weeks ago she lived as a man for three weeks, mingling with crowds and claiming overseas service. An officer stopped her, a physician ruled against manhood, and she again wore female attire to avoid legal trouble.
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Frederick
Edith L. Roberts
John Adams
Grahame Johnson
Wiss Roberts
McDevitt named judge by Sproul in Pennsylvania
Governor Sproul appoints S McDevitt secretary to fill the vacancy created by the retirement of President J M Patterson of the Court Common Pleas. Patterson resigns to private practice effective today. Appointment and commission to Judge Shoemaker forwarded to Harrisburg. Sproul may appoint James S McCoy as private secretary.
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Ulretin
Philadel Pha
Ry S. McDevitt
Gar Sproul
Jues John M.patterson
Court Common Pleas Court
Juige Shoemaker
Harrisburg
Sproul
James S.S. McCoy
State Department of Health
McDevitt
French Paper Opposes Dempsey-Carp Match
Paris June readers vote on whether Carpentier should meet Dempsey again, arguing the rematch lends unequal odds and lacks public interest. The article notes a ballot is printed asking readers if there should be a returning Carpentier Dempsey bout.
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SeAuto
Parts
Sparting Journal
Carpent
Carp
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