Plan 10 Oust King Boris and Assume Control
In Athens and Trieste reports from June 14 claim Bulgarian peasant forces loyal to ex Premier Stamboulisky stormed Varna and threaten to oust King Boris to declare Bulgaria a republic once Sofia is captured. Passengers on the Orient Express report Shouts of overthrowing the king and making Stamboulisky president.
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Athens
Greece
Stamboulisky
Varna
Sofia
Bulgaria
Boris
Trieleef
Italy
Bulgara
Sof'a
Quilt Restraint Eases as Chinese Leader Freed
Shanghai report says President L. Yuan Hung was released after abdication caused his brief detainment. Tien Tsin governor had sealed offices missing at flight, rails surrounded until seals arrived. New cabinet restored order. Pekin and capital calm with no uprising feared. Also, M. T. Young fined 375 dollars for violating state prohibition law. arrest occurred near Salt Creek last Saturday.
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Shanghai
China
L. Yuan Hung
Tien Tsin
Pekin
M. T. Young
Young
Salt Creek
Sheriff Peck
Carl Gordon
Roswell Laundry promotes new system and services
Advertisement notes a Roswell Laundry Co system upgrade with slogans about washing efficiency. It mentions plans to leave for Texas state shoot in Amarillo with Ernest Malone and M. W. Evans and anticipates attendance by top shooters. sewing by Irene Santheson at 405 N Penn.
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Ernest Malone
M. W. Evans
Hereford
Amarillo
Amarilo
Irene Santheson
Penn
Forest fires reported in Southwest June fire season
National Forest reports from Arizona and New Mexico show extremely hazardous conditions with an average of four fires daily in the first ten days of June. Most fires were small, but some exceeded ten acres. several forests reported no fires. Human carelessness remains the chief cause, with prosecutions and fines common. Mr and Mrs R R Land and children plan a summer at their Ruidoso cabin.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Fhe
Southwest
Arizona
New Mexico
F. C. W. Pooler
Coronado
Crook
Prescott
Tonto
Cear
S-greaves
Gila
Caconino Forest
Flagstaff
Datil Js
Southwestern Forest Service
Arzona
Cnef
Poper
Forest Service
Prosecution of 22 NM tax offenders begins
The Albuquerque Herald reports that B C Hernandez filed a name list with US District Attorney George R Crag to prosecute 22 New Mexico residents who failed to file 1922 income tax returns. Arraignments and arrests are planned within a week with actions potentially extending statewide to Silver City Roswell and Dawson.
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New Mexico
B. C. Hernandez
Internal Revenue Office
United States
George R. Crag
Craig
Internal “Revenue
Neside
Arez
Albuquerque
Internal Revenue Collector
Santa Fe
Silver City
Roswell
Dawson
Albuquerque Herald
Texas solons may gut school appropriation
A Texas free conference committee report cuts the emergency school appropriation from six million to four million. The full committee did not sign, with two senators and one representative declining to sign. Wils Umfleet is noted returning to Roswell and resuming work at Umfleet’s.
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Texas
Austin
Free Conference Committee
Roswell and Pecos Valley Weather Outlook
Fair tonight with possible unsettled conditions Friday, then somewhat cooler Friday. For New Mexico, fair tonight, unsettled Friday east, cool Friday especially in the extreme northeast. western portion stays fair.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Attorneys Hudspeth Visit From Carrizozo
Attorney A. H. Hudspeth former U S marshal for the district of New Mexico is in Carrizozo attending to legal matters.
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Wudspeth
A. H. Hudspeth
U .S
District of New Mexico
Carrizozo
False Alarm Reported at Haynes Dream
Fire department responded yesterday to a possible blaze at Haynes dream location but found only leaves and weeds burning. No injuries or property damage reported. Fire officials cautioned about debris fires and potential nearby brush hazards.
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Haynes
Honor the Flag Day and its meaning across history
A historical exposition on Flag Day June 14 1777 its adoption by Congress as the nation’s emblem and the symbolism of flag colors stars and stripes. It discusses observance origins from 1890 Connecticut Sons of the American Revolution and the patriotic aims of fostering respect for the flag and national unity.
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United States
Congress
Connecticut Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Cive
Patriotic Societes
cNurt
India
Persia
Egypt
Washington
Prohibition Agent Held After Galveston Killing
June 14 Galveston J C Dilworth federal prohibition agent is jailed without bail on murder charges after a shootout with Fredius Wilson plain clothes officer of the local police. The fatal incident followed an argument over arresting a man from yesterday raid on a cool drink stand.
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Galveston
J. C. Dilworth
Fredius Wilson
Polce Force
Dilworth
Father's Day Greeting Cards At Cobbean Stationery
advertise message urges sending greetings for Father's Day with an attractive card display at Cobbean Stationery Shop. mentions June 17th as Father’s Day and invites customers to visit and choose the right card. also notes a car rental incident and various notices with typographical errors.
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Cobean Stationery Shop
Father
Hedge Explains Why We Sing and Do Not Play
The Rev Hedge addresses a church revival audience noting instrumental music is not authorized by God in worship. He traces biblical history from Jubal to Moses, cites Thayer on Psallo, and argues the New Testament prescribes singing alone. He concludes believers should sing and not use instruments in worship.
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Evangeist Hedge
Mr. Hédge
Red Sea
Israel
D Vinereht
Jesus
Moses
J. H. Thayer
N. T
Sophoces
Harvard University
Thayer
Pope Vitalian
Chambers’ Encyclopedia
Encyclopedia Britannica
London
Encycloped
Rome
Jerusalem
Christ
Heaven
Year Old Eggs Hatch in Bonham Store Room
Bonham Texas June 14 a batch of three dozen eggs laid away in a store room for almost a year have begun to hatch without a mother to guide them. The eggs were part of a shipment received last summer by a local buyer who set them aside after deeming them unfit for sale. Temperatures over the seasons prompted hatching and four chicks have already emerged with more expected.
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Bonham
Texas
Fragmentary Farm Journal Snippet on Engagement Rings and Superstitions
The text presents a garbled Farm Journal fragment discussing engagements and costs of rings, superstition about luck from a horseshoe, and a brief reminiscence referencing the Spanish American War. It reads as a stray OCR piece with disrupted phrasing and unclear context.
Gambler War Spurs Private Police For Casinos
Gunmen calling themselves police protect gambling houses in Philadelphia as bands of robbers clash with gamblers. A socialite’s dinner party saw a gunman squad guard the cake. James Harrington known as Two-Gun, and later Pug Nose, became the first victims as cops bolster security at arcades and rooms.
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Philadelphia
Gu Etly
Ritz-Carlton
James Harrington
Harrington
W Harrington
Harrngton
Pug Nose
Detective Bureau
Unemployment at lowest point in 12 months
The United States labor department reports nationwide employment at its lowest point in a year. The monthly survey notes a growing farm labor shortage in some areas and full employment in industry, with unskilled workers mostly absorbed in road building and related tasks.
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Washington
United States Labor Department
Potato and tomato plant grows twin crops in Texas
Gainesville Texas June 14 a curious plant experiment has produced a potato and a tomato on the same plant. E F Colewell of Gainesville exhibits the odd growth and raises questions if two crops can be grown on one plant by grafting.
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Gainesville
Texas
E. F. Colewell
Government Veterinarian Tests Meldrum Gray Jersey Herd
Dr B La Dawson arrives from Albuquerque to conduct a government annual test of the Meldrum Gray Jersey herd. The test is part of official herd health and accreditation measures administered by a government veterinarian.
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B. la Dawson
Albuquerque
Aspec
Meldrum
La Follette avoids third party issue amid dry warnings
Washington dispatch notes La Follette will sidestep the third party question and speak on other topics. Wisconsin vetoes show his stance on beer leans dry in some votes but may seek moderation to win national support. His strength rests in midwest western states where prohibition is entrenched and voters care about railroads taxes and family matters.
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Washington
Lafollette
Wisconsin Vetl
Pos-Tiott
Wisconsin
Senate
Assembly
Congress
LaFollettes
Republ'can
LaFollet
Oth
Middle Western
la Follette
Iowa
Minnesota
Montana
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Wisconsin man finds marsh hay valuable for industry
D W Osborn of Oshkosh starts a marsh hay enterprise at the Waukau marsh in Winnebago County, cutting and bailing blue joint and long swamp hay for packing and steel mills. Rival J R Guild of Indiana recently bought Osborn’s stake as the industry grows, with hay rope used in iron moulding and hay packed for bananas and glass factories. cutting begins mid July.
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Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Wis
Winnebago County
Waukau Marsh
Waukau
D. W. Osborn
Osborn
J. R. Guild
Medaryville
Ind
Guild
Pittsburgh
Commissioners Meet Tomorrow for Last Board of Equalization
Local officials will convene to review and adjust assessments. Attendees with duties should present their items to the board promptly for consideration before year end.
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Ee Otterones
Board of Equalization
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