Ateca 15 given 970000 and freedom
Salvator Ateca, alleged paymaster of General Escobar's defeated Mexican revolutionaries, recovered his bag containing about 770000 in galis and securities looted from Chihuahua banks. A conference of attorneys led to Ateca setting aside the funds and paying 10000 to a Laguna Relaccionario bank. Mexico and the bank withdraw from further action.
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Dy Universal Gerelee
New York
Salvator Ateca
Escobar
Mexico
Chihuahua
United States
Ateca
Banco Dé Laguna Relaccionario
Torreon
Government of Mexico
Poincare Taken Home to Await Second Operation
Paris report says former premier Haymond Poincare Tolley was removed from the clinic two weeks after an operation. He has been taken to his home to await a second and more serious operation around September 15. Physicians describe his condition as highly satisfactory.
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Paris
Haymond Poincare Tolley
Stomach Tongue Signaled Digestive Trouble and Tanlac Promise
A coated tongue is presented as an early warning of digestive disorders affecting the stomach and bowels. The ad claims Tanlac offers relief for those exhausted by stomach trouble, asserting it contains no mineral drugs and includes a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
Fireman 3 M. Martinez Noted at Station No 4
One line entry marks Fireman 3 M. Martinez of 241 F Street as today’s member of the now Your Firemen series. He is a driver at Station No 4 and has served as a fireman since April 20, 1921.
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3. M. Martinez
F Street
Eeriesy
Sinee
Three States Ravaged by Storms Across New York and Vermont
A violent storm system swept three Eastern states Pennsylvania New York and Vermont with hurricane force winds hail and rain. Wind toppled cottages damaged buildings shut highways and ruined crops across the region as fires ignited in places and the weather disrupted transport.
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York
Pennsylvania
New York
Vermont
Lake Bamosvey
Middlebury
Waters Wash Away San Carlos Apache Homeland
The Coolidge Dam waters rise from Gila floods engulfing Sao Carlos tribal home of the Apaches. Ceronimo’s relics vanish as the lake swells daily two feet, with five to seven days more of rising waters threatening the last thatched and mud dwellings. San Carlos will become a forgotten Arizona town.
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Coolidge Lake
Artz
Coolidge Dam
Gila River
Sao Carlos
Arizona
San Carlos
Cuban death row duo to face garrote in Munoz murder
Havana date August 14 report that two partners in crime were to meet before a garrote execution for the murder of 64 year old Finilia Munoz. Enriqu Mendeda, sentenced to death, and the official executioner were named as the parties to the case. Zoila Rodriguez, the admitted slayer, was captured in Tampa after a five year international search, and returned to Cuba for trial in April.
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Havana
Cuban Federal
Dio
Finilia Munoz
Fs Supreme Court
Enriqu Mneda
Acesinglie
Munoz
Zoila Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Tampa
Fla
Cuba
Man Paying 26 Percent Interest Faces Tax Inquiry
Milwaukee August 74 Elmer Huckins a 60 year old financier whose offer to pay 26 percent interest on funds for investment has drawn scrutiny He has been asked by assessor John Lennhouls to appear and explain why he has not filed tax returns for three years Investors could withdraw with 60 days notice and about 26 known invested with Huckins There is no formal judgment noted in the report.
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Milwaukee
Elmer
Huckins
John R. Lennhouls
Josges
Bomb Explosion at Chicago Auto Agency Shocks City
A bombing shattered windows and damaged buildings and cars at a Chicago automobile sales agency. Police found no satisfactory explanations. The agency is led by Bruce Willie Strong, reportedly the son of Edward T. Strong, a director at General Motors.
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Chicago
Ageney
Bruce Willie Strong
Edward T. Strong
Motarn
British test planes plan for Schneider speed cap races
London announces a testing schedule for Schneider speed cap races as pilots prepare three cap planes. Involving Brien and others, the plan aims to finalize the aircraft before the December event with midflight delivery of plating and subsequent trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Aus
Whoson
Slashing Incident Leaves Man Hospitalized After Affray
Report from Robert Ti. Green Hospital describes a man in serious condition after being slashed across the throat by a still at large assailant. The distressed scene occurred Wednesday amid rags of blood and a tense response from authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neggo
Carter
Nebrska
Robert Ti. Green Hospital
Speed of Light Experiments Delayed to Next Year
Professor Albert A. Michaelson of the University of Chicago says his measurements to refine the speed of light cannot be completed this year. He explains the work will take longer than expected and push results into the next year.
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Pasadena
Calif
Albert A. Michaelson
University of Chicago
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Rebel Army
Poincare
Taniac
Florida
San Jose
Costa Rica
Natere
Dr.l
Thos. Goggan & Bros. Roll of Honor
Steinway & Sons
Che Weber Grover
Thos. Goggan
TEIN
U Thos
S. Goggan
San Antonio
Texas
Aeolian Company
Aeolian
Goggan & Rro
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