Oaxaca Dusts of Spain Echo in Oaxaca Trip
Herbert Corey muses on Oaxaca and Juarez as Spanish legacies linger in a sunbaked city. He describes oxen, burros, markets, Zapotec Indians, colonial ruins, the allure and poverty of life, and the enduring curiosity of travelers amid revolutions and ruins.
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Herbert Corey
Oaxaca
Oasaca
Mexico
Oxneva
Aes Cortés
Tapipera
Che
Shaw
Onsaca
Mesaure
Oaxtico
Hstt
Pest
St. Louis
Carranza
Axaea
Nature
Corcansy
Carrand
Mezies
San Antonio
Tudlang
Senate moves to deport Siberian anti Bolsheviks
Washington April 11 Senate Tabor committee hearings begin Wednesday led by Senator Borah to seek deportation of General Semenoff and anti Bolshevik leader Holobevik for alleged American killings in Siberia. Brig Gen William Graves in Siberia visit noted, with Col H Morrow and Capt E B Earl mentioned. Stuckert of Robert College spoke on Turkey at St Mark's Church introduced by Rev S Arthur Wasson.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Tabor Committee
Borah
Téuho
America
Simenoff
Sibetia
Yoranes
Willian Grave
Siberia
Yacnt
GC. H. Morrow
Frankfort
Ana
EB. T. Earl
St. Paul
Turkey
R. C. Stuckert
Robert College
Constantinople
St. Mark's
President Defends Dismissal Of Engraving Workers
President defends his dismissal of engraving workers amid a national federation briefing. He says the bureau changes followed extensive deliberation and aimed to protect government interests. He asserts the action did not impugn worker characters and that retirement provisions were arranged to shield those eligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Pye
Eideot Larding Steies
Juuther G. Bloward
Prgpoat
National Federation of Federgl Emplisen
Bureau of Engraving
Comeruallr Alemonds
Tha Esecurive
C Cll
Federal service reform message sparks call for clarity
A fragmented dispatch discusses executive power over federal employment, urging clearer standards and public accountability. A federation replies to a Harding letter, noting dismissals and retirements affecting workers, with emphasis on maintaining service quality amid political scrutiny.
Captain J. S. Briscoe Killed Saving Men Near Baguio
Captain William J. Briscoe 36 of the Philippine Scouts died after being burned while trying to rescue a soldier trapped by a forest fire near Baguio, Hengezet province. He led two others to safety before his burns proved fatal. Briscoe was native of Indiana.
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Manila
P. Y
William J. Briscoe
Pilippine Kcouts
Nonilay
Baguio
Hengizet
Cheenntain
Ashland Find Isolated Body Of Missing Captain
The body of John E Doherty, described as a fake captain, was found in Cheqnemegon Bay on Monday afternoon. His hands were tied behind him with a stout cord. The report cites scattered, garbled text mentioning local names and businesses.
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Ashland
Wis
John E Doherty
Ashlana Batundopy
Cheqnemegon Bay
Fotdick’s
di ST. Mary's Kredi
Stade
Jurors Tentatively Chosen in Kennedy Murder Trial
In Los Angeles six jurors were tentatively selected today for the second trial of Arthur C. Tureh for the murder of J. Bellen Kennedy. The court convened with alx jurors named and a pool of 100 was requested to report for further screening.
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Los Angeles
Arthur C. .Tureh
J. Bellen Kennedy
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Diaz
Juarez
Spain
West Coast
Falth
Tenge Yhurra
Benito Jaures
Terefimo Diaga
Ybarra
Torsoreon
Bierra Jauree
Benito Jaurez
Worll
Emily
Onn
Cortez
Horiza
Puebla
Mitla
Quinca Giot
Taurez
Winchester
Potcher
ST. Mary's Street
Semenoff
Senate
Grilrea
Federation of Federal Employes
Carter
St. Anthony
Phaston
Phaeton
Cabriotet
Tae
Agaa Bastew
Hudson
Crockett Autom
Steinhardt
Fieldalya Cera
Bile CO
Evas
Caresson
Fednra
The
Federation
Ware and Mech
Rotchtanicr's
Lago
Bay
Handa
PICK
Burch Jury
Imost
Avi
Fomby’s
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Hart Schaffner & Marx Spring
Fomby Clothing Co
the House OF Satisfaction
Mallory Line
Galveston
Key West
Fla
New Yorks
WV. Pittman
Mallory Steamship CO
Brady Building
Steves & Sons
East Commerce Street
Crockett
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