Lane to lead Mexican affairs division in State Department
Arthur Bliss Lane is appointed chief of the division of Mexican affairs in the State Department, succeeding Thomas Mott Gwinther who retires. Lane, an expert on Mexican affairs, previously served as first secretary at the American embassy in Mexico for three years and is familiar with Mexican laws and internal conditions.
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Washington
Arthur Bliss Lane
Dvision
State Department
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Americ
Mexico
Four Youth Rob Home In Early Morning Hold Up
Four unmasked youths entered Abs. A. Peterson home in Worth tied Mrs Peterson and two men, looted cash and jewelry, then fled in a wagon. Mrs Peterson identified a suspect, detectives expected to locate W. Elved and J. W. Webb, both robbed residents. Mrs Brasheer of Pleasanton visited for a funeral.
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Thaw Faces $100000 Breach Suit in California Case
A $100,000 breach of promise suit filed by Forest Wall against Harry Thaw became part of social events as Thaw arrived in Southern California with two companions. Wall alleges a California love affair with Thaw in 1923 and says Thaw promised marriage during a 1926 visit, with letters as exhibits.
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Thaw
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Romanian apology over Feconl assault sparks diplomatic protest
The Romanian government apologized for the Feconl assault on American-born Wilfred N. Kelley in Oradea Mare. A protest note from American Minister Wilbert G. Kelley criticized authorities for allowing no appeal to the U.S. government. Titulescu faced pressure amid student unrest and a press attack linked to the incident.
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Wilfred N. Kelley
al Oraded Marecholad Tutwreney
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Vitulescu
Oradea Mare
Keller
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Tirulescu
Titulescu
Foreign Office
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NAY ADOPTS NEW AR BOB NAY ADOPTS NEW AR
An American worry adopts a new air bomb reported by the Daily News. The device weighs about 4000 tons and carries 8000 pounds of a new high explosive. The bomb, described as enormous and unable to be carried by aircraft, requires ground takeoffs which complicates operations.
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London
Dee
Daily News
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