Law and Liberty Drift in Mexico Trial
Gen Pablo Gonzales, Carranza candidate, found guilty by a court martial for leading a failed Nuevo Leon rebellion but cleared of jurisdiction. War Minister Calles says the government is strong in public opinion and Gonzales is to be set free yet rearrested if needed. The World notes the paradox of legal restraint and political power shaping Mexico’s image.
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Pablo Gonzales
Carranza
Mexico
Gonzales
Nuevo Leon
Obregon
Hamial
Calles
E Gonzales
Evo le
New York World
Referendum themes color 1920s politics and local events
A fragmented clipping discusses the presidential referendum concept tied to the peace treaty, naming Cox and Harding and urging senate ratification if the public verdict favors the treaty. It notes Sheriff selection, a jail breakout case, and local concern over wheat prices amid a grim Pendleton year.
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Cox
Senate
Chicago P
Harding
Cordingly
League of Nations
League
America
United States Senate
Heppner and Echo residents attend in rural gathering
An East Oregonian brief reports J Rex of Heppner spent Sunday in Pendleton while CG McCerkin of Echo attended a meeting. Dr E Bingham visited from nearby towns Monday. A 76 year old resident from Nebraska arrived to visit family and cattle, with ties to local neighbors C Metteer of Canme Valley.
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East Oregonian
J. Rex
Heppner
Apent Sun- Pendleton
CG. McCerkin
Echo
Drs. E Bingham
Ngs
Tinkerk
Nebraska
Ruth Gers Moves to 35th Home Run of Day
July 7. Bater TM hit his thirty fifth home run of the afternoon in the fifth inning of the game against Horton. There was one man out on base at the time.
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Ruth Gers
Wes
Bater
Horton
Ther
Ruth Signed $100000 Pact for Moving Pictures
Before the game Ruth received a $100000 signing contract as the team tied the plate with a ceremonial check. The Yankees earlier set a home run pace by totaling 78 as fans watched. They aim to reach 100 homers for the season.
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Ruth
Tribe
Yanks
Isolan Reclamation Reservaton Crops Valued Near 11.9 Million
Conservative estimates by L. M. Holt supervising engineer of the reclamation service place the reservation crops value at about 11.06 million dollars this year. The report covers 73,658 acres with alfalfa valued at 5,046,500 and fruit at 700,000. Home rental of lands for white farmers and other crops are noted, with yields and prices given for corn and potatoes.
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Yakima
L. M. Holt
Salus
Toppernah
Simcos Creekn
Indiana
Earich
Farm yield forecast cites half crop due to drought
The report estimates a revenue of 972000 dollars from 1600 acres priced at 20 dollars per ton, assuming a ten-ton per acre yield. It warns only half a crop is expected, with the fenkus showing a drop to 1443 this year.
Officials Visit Yakima For Reclamation Tour
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels and Secretary of the Interior John Barton Payne joined federal officials in Yakima on Saturday. They toured the Nob Hil irrigation project, viewed Indian reclamation sites, and met with the Yakima Valley Business Men’s Association and Commercial Club before a drive through lower reservoirs. The cabinet party then departed for Spokane late Saturday.
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Srporetary
Dantels
Barton
The
Land Office
Lowler
Frembgrp
Spokane
Bok ude Stops Smith in heavy weight title bout
Heavy weight champion Bok ude defeats Sergeant Fayart of New York by knockout in the scheduled 15 round bout. The result shocks spectators as the champion retains the title amid a fierce exchange.
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Bok Ude
Smith
Aily
Erie
A. BE. OF
Sergeant Fay Aart
New York
Eohedulet
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Frank JL. Stanton
Lwaukee
Penland Bros
West Atlanta
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Milwaukee
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Taylor
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Western Auto CO
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