Mexico Reaches Settlement on Religious Question
Mexico City reports an accord between the government and the Catholic Church ending years of religious tension. Portes Gil and two prelates announced a broad restoration framework allowing churches to reopen, with first Masses set for June 29 at the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
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Mexico
City
Portes Gil
Leaido Ruiz Y Flores
Michoacan
Pascual
Tabasco
Senora de la Guadalupe de
Capital
Zoch
Ruiz Y Flores
Michacan
Pascual Diaz
Presii
Portes ‘Gil
Acoe
Gerardo Anaya
San ‘Antonio
Guadalupe
Ganges
Cholula
Puebla
Chapultepec
Deat’ Pontes Gil
San Luis Potost
Mexico City
Sergio Montt
Em‘iy
Vatican
Spanish flyers reach Azores on hop to America
Major Ramon Franco and three companions landed on San Miguel in the Azores after a morning flight from Lisbon. Refueling and reception preparations were under way in Horta as the aviators paused before continuing toward New York.
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Azores
America
Horta
Fayal
Ramon Franco
San Miguel
Lisbon
Vasco da Gama
Franco
New York
Dexter and Hagerman Plan Big July 4 Lake Van Celebration
Dexter and Hagerman stage a large Independence Day festival at Lake Van east of Dexter. The program features a rodeo, diving and swimming contests, bathing beauty pageant, dancing, and public speaking. Activities begin July 3 with a Lake Van pavilion dance and continue July 4 with daytime and evening dances by Stockley's Orchestra. Col E P Bujac and Herman Crile deliver addresses. George Wilcox runs the rodeo. Dwight Herbst and Ramond Durand handle concessions. E E Lane is general manager.
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Dexter
Hagerman
Cool Lake van
New Mexico
West Texas
Lake van
Stockley
Col. E. P. Bujac
Carlsbad
Herman R. Crile
Roswell
George Wilcox
Dwight Herbst
Ramond Durand
E.E. Lane
Weather Outlook Next Week Across Colorado and Nearby States
General pattern shows fair conditions across Colorado New Mexico Wyoming and the Southern Rocky Mountain region with near normal temperatures. Cheyenne to Pueblo forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and good visibility with light variable winds. Notable temperatures include Amarillo 98 70 Denver 91 50 El Paso 100 72 Phoenix 110 74.
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Colorado
New Mexico
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Cheyenne
Pueblo Airways
Amarillo
Chicago
Denver
el Paso
Kansas City
Los Angeles
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
Washington
Athletics Take First Game From Yankees Today
In Yankee Stadium the Athletics beat the Yankees 7 to 3 in the first game of a doubleheader. Babe Walberg pitched well for Philadelphia while Foxx and Cochrane provided key home runs. A crowd around 70,000 witnessed the win as Byrd and Lary homered late for New York to avoid a shutout.
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Yankees
Yankee Stadium
New York
Athletics
Babe Walberg
Fred Helmach
Roy Sherid
Foxx
Cochrane
Walberg
Byrd
Lary
Fred Heimach
Miller Huggins
Connie Mack
Rube Walberg
Grove
Bishop
Lazzeri
Durocher
Haas
Combs
Robertson
Gehrig
Ruth
Simmons
Miller
Boley
Meuse
Grabowski
Heimach
Lazzer
Meusel
Two Hurt In Auto Accident Near Sumner
Sumner June 22 AP two people were seriously injured when their car plunged over a 30 foot embankment Mrs Wasson sustained internal injuries and was taken to Baptist hospital in Clovis Mr Wasson was also hurt their sister Miss Jones escaped harm She helped pull them from the wreck and summoned aid
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Sumner
Ed Wesson
Vaughn
Wasson
Baptist Hospital
Clovis
Gas from refinery pools blamed for deaths and illness
El Paso Tex June 22 AP a city county board found hydrogen sulfide gas from refinery waste water pools at Paso Tex Petrolum company caused two deaths and left sixteen others ill. The panel chaired by Dr T J McCamant also included Fort Bliss expert Lieut Charles S Shadie and planned actions to prevent a repeat. Maris Ciniceros 14 recovered and returned home.
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el Paso
Texas
Paso-Tex Petroleum Company
T. J. McCamant
Willis
Baseball scores from today’s doubleheader results
Scoring summaries show multiple games across leagues. RHE teams like New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis Washington Detroit Cleveland and others posted varied innings with homers by Leach Lindstrom Grimm Welsh and Blue, while pitchers Mayer Benton Hargreaves Moore Picinich Kremer and others logged decisions.
Edison lamp shed moved to Henry Ford museum
Pieces of a 20 by 49 foot glass blowing shed where Thomas A. Edison developed his electric lamp are being shipped in thirty carloads of dirt to Dearborn for the Henry Ford Museum.
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Parsippanny
N. Ta
Thomas A. Edison
Henry
Ford
Plan Drain to Increase Flow of Rio Grande in Three States
Federal plans to build an $800000 sump drain in Colorado’s San Luis Valley to recover 100000 acre feet of water annually and boost year round Rio Grande flow. Construction to start spring 1930 pending Congress passage of the appropriation bill. The project, supported by New Mexico Colorado and Texas leaders, aims to meet the Rio Grande compact and aid middle valley irrigation.
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Rio Grande
Santa Fe
San Luis Valley
Colorado
Phancis G. Wilson
New Mexico
Congress
Wilson
Reclamation Service
Washington
House
Senate
Texas
Rio Grande Conservancy
Breuth
State Line
United States
Youth Killed in Des Moines County Car Crash Near Raton
Roscoe Clark 17 of Des Moines died instantly in a Des Moines Raton road crash that also killed his brother Grant 13 at Miners Hospital after injuries. Their uncle Jewel Sears was uninjured while Mer and Mrs William Cleland of Raton escaped unharmed. Sears had been driving the boys to a municipal pool near Raton when the two vehicles collided on a curve last night.
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Sears
Raton
Lindbergh figure provokes traffic stop in Englewood
In North Bergen New Jersey, Lindbergh’s celebrity status spurred a traffic incident as he and the Morrows were halted by a patrol. Officer William Rainer described him as a great fellow and noted apologies from both sides before the party continued.
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Bergen
N. J
Englewood
Morrow
William
Rainer
L A to New York nonstop flight attempt by Lee Schoenhair
Lee Schoenhair launched a non stop flight from Los Angeles to New York in an effort to beat the 18 hour 21 minute 59 second transcontinental record. The Lockheed Vega carried 485 gallons of gasoline amid weather and mechanical adjustments before takeoff.
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Frank Hawks
La.m
Scott Field
Belleville
Lincoln Field
Cincinnati
Harrisburg
George Cryer
Los Angeles
James Walker
New York
Schoenhair
California
Hawks
Cal
W.G. Walker
Fresno
Lee Schoenhair
New Mexico oil policy unchanged says state aims at development
Santa Fe reports the New Mexico executive committee reaffirmed its stance from the Colorado Springs conference. Lieutenant Governor Hugh B. Woodward released the memoranda to deny any shift in position on protecting oil development and exploitation within the state.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Hugh B. Woodward
Colorado
Francis C. Wilson
Woodward
Mrs Hoover's Guest in Controversial Roundup Column
A syndicated column notes a broad survey of controversial topics printed to present multiple viewpoints. It includes mentions of New York heat and Wee Willie's Name amid charity discussions, dated 1929.
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Mrs. Hoover
New York
Wee Willie
Charity
White House teas for wives of congressmen stir debate
The account recalls Mrs. Hoover inviting wives of congressmen for tea at the White House, including the African descent wife of a congressman. It notes public property and constitutional implications, while referencing heat waves in New York and Seattle as well as a police death and the moniker Wee Willie Doody linked to a crime.
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Senator Blease
New York City
New York
Pacific
America
Seattle
North
Pacific Coast
Federal men seize Albuquerque plane tied to Mexican border
A Ryan plane owned by Amarillo Airport Corporation and leased locally was seized by U S Customs on grounds it crossed the Mexican border into the United States unregistered. The craft, used in the Mexican revolution, was brought back and sold to Amarillo Corp by Arthur E Smith and had been in Albuquerque since April.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Ryan
Amarillo Airport Corporation
Air Corporation
U. S
United States
Mexico
Amarillon Corporation
Arthur E. Smith
Heat wave blamed for California deaths
Heat wave sweeping California caused the death of rancher Benjamin L. Simpson of Santa Rosa after collapsing in a field and dying in a hospital. An unidentified man was rushed from a San Francisco trolley car with heat stroke symptoms.
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California
San Francisco
Benjamin L. Simpson
Santa Rosa
Harvard Defeats Princeton in Intercollegiate Polo Round
Harvard beat Princeton 6 to 5 in the second round of the intercollegiate polo championship at Philadelphia. Harvard earned the right to meet the current champion in the next round as the tournament continued. The event drew attention from the American Society and attendance by the Prime Minister.
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Princeton
Philadelphia
Harvard
United States
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