Mexico Won't Evade Obligations in Recognition Row
President Alvaro Obregon declared Mexico would recognize the United States on terms that preserve Mexico's sovereignty, rejecting the need for a treaty as a prerequisite. He asserted Mexico would not evade its obligations and seeks renewal only on a basis that does not affect national sovereignty.
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Mexico
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Washington, D. C
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Mexico City
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British coal strike edging toward settlement
London reports the British coal strike moving toward settlement after talks among miners, colliery owners, and government officials. Prime Minister Lloyd George led the discussions with leaders of the warring groups, with optimism noted as conferences continued and a potential government subsidy up to 10 million pounds discussed.
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Bodies found in abandoned camp near Pelican Lake
Unidentified man found in an abandoned lumber camp near Pelican Lake. locals notified Rhinelander officials. He had likely died about two months earlier, possibly from freezing. In Eau Claire, a stranger’s body wedged in a grocery basement window was identified as Earl Dele Mater of Superior. Death ruled as suffocation from wedging. he was a former serviceman believed a shell shock victim.
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Legislation Cannot Lower Retail Prices Opinion
Washington in urging revival of industry and agriculture through export trade boosts and easier farm credit. Harding and cabinet discuss measures to widen wholesale retail price gap, while farmers face loan constraints and price falls. Hogs drop to lowest since 1916 as markets flood with light hogs and surplus corn fed hogs.
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Chicago
Women to Sit in Ulster's First Parliament
United Press reports early returns show women elected to Ulster's first parliament. Mrs McMordie, widow of Belfast's ex mayor, and Mrs Chichester of Derry were chosen. The unionists won all forty seats across six counties under the home rule act.
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Ulster
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Tinadonderry
North Ireland
Northern Counties
No Blind Baby Born in State in Five Years
Miss Elizabeth McCarty, state field agent for the blind, told Wisconsin legislators that no blind baby has been born in the state in five years. She urged passage of an act to care for about 25,000 blind residents and recommended establishing an institution to educate the blind to work, saying they beg on the streets when left idle.
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Wisconsin
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Blaine Defers Matheson Amended Prohibition Bill
Madison Wis The assembly voted 3 to 31 to lay over a resolution recalling the Matheson prohibition enforcement bill from Governor Blaine for amendment The move forces the governor to veto the bill or allow it to become law without his signature Blaine seeks amendments to conform to the federal Volstead act and avoid home evasion while maintaining enforcement The governor urges recall and amendments to align with United States law and asks for a joint resolution to amend the bill in accord with his suggestions to protect public welfare under the Eighteenth Amendment
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Wis
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Smith
Senate
United States
Four Aurora Students Die In Auto Train Collision
Four students from Aurora High School were killed when their auto returning from a dance was struck by a Chicago, Burlington & Quincy passenger train at an unguarded crossing. The victims were Joseph Beck 17 Wilbur Ames 18 Alice Rellin 17 and Walter Gattfeb 17. Two others, Frank Carroll 18 the driver and Marian Cahen 17, were injured. Carroll said a freight train had cleared the crossing and the passenger train struck the car just after.
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Burlington & Quincy
Joseph Beck
Wilbur Ames
Alce Rellin
Walter Gattfeb
Frank Carrol
Marian Cahen
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Congress Today: Senate Resumes Navy, Tax, Rail Hearings
Congress Today reports Senate resumes consideration of navy matter and tax hearings while the Interstate Commerce Committee restarts railroad hearings. The House debates a packet control bill as a Rules Committee investigation begins into charges of military organizations manipulating the public. The Judiciary Committee weighs a Volstead supplemental prohibition bill and Republicans on Ways and Means push for permanent tariff changes.
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Prices and Wages Must Drop At Once Warn Gary
The speech before the American Iron and Steel Institute warned that most prices and wages should fall in tandem to restore purchasing power. Gary urged broad, even adjustments, citing public misreadiness about price Readjustment and a need for parity in living costs, wages, and profits. He warned many will wait too long as general business improves and new demand awaits stable costs.
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New York
Abert Gary
American Ironting Steel Institute
Gary
United States
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Nying
Robert H. Gary
United States Stel’ Corporation
American Iron ‘and Steel Institution
Griffiths Sinn Fein founder elected to Senate in contested Ireland
Belfast report states Arthure Griffith founder of Sinn Fein was elected to a Senate seat in the Caterpine Hament region. He led the Fermanagh Tyrone division and has been in Mountjoy Prison since last November. A Sinn Fein breakout attempt occurred two weeks earlier but failed.
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Sinn Fein
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Mount Joy
Dublin
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New Oshkosh Superintendent Elected to Lead City Schools
Charles G. Rishon elected to oversee Oshkosh public schools, will assume duties July 1 under the current board. He has served as principal and district superintendent in Par toga Wisconsin for six years and was reappointed for next year, replacing outgoing Supu Ming.
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Bishan leaves teaching post amid Wisconsin politics
Me Bishan resigns from AntagrGod job and will step down after one year at the high school. He has served as superintendent and principal in various Wisconsin districts, chaired state teacher associations, and faced party battles. The article notes his family, prior roles, and hints at upcoming election outcomes and political tensions.
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Bishop
Women Voted Equal Rights With Mex Except In Contracts
Senate action granted women equal rights with men in most matters except freedom of contract. The Bird amendment to remove contract rights for women and infant guardians was defeated 21 to 4. Action not expected to recur in the lower house where jury extension for newly enfranchised sex was defeated.
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Wite
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Corbin
Kansas Rains Worth Millions to Crops in Latest Storm
Topeka reports say rains that fell yesterday and today were worth millions to wheat and corn crops. Agricultural experts note improved prospects though storms damaged telephone lines and disrupted lines of communication in several counties.
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Nyenkas
China Faces Revolt as Civil War Splits Nation
Disjointed factions in China, North and South, declare themselves the real authority. Foreign influence and the consortium push unity while profits lure exploitation. The world sees no relief as balance of trade erodes and chaos continues across provinces.
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