Navy Vessel Quietly Enters Tampico Harbor
The U S gunboat Sacramento arrived at Tampico amid tensions after a naval demonstration near Forts Rekching. Mexican officials offered no comment, while the interior secretary cited international law allowing foreign ships to remain briefly. Washington portrayed a show of naval strength with no current conflict.
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Protest in Senate Calls to Limit U.S. Troop Actions in Mexico
Senator Lafollette of Wisconsin introduced a Republican resolution in the Senate protesting any possible deployment of American armed forces into Mexico or other military actions without explicit congressional authorization. The measure would declare that landing troops or hostilities on Mexican soil equals war without constitutional authority.
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South Tariff Meet Urges Protection For Its Products
Four hundred delegates from southern states gathered in New Orleans on July 1 to back a protective tariff for southern products. They urged tariff schedules to equalize costs with foreign producers and distribute benefits across industries without discrimination. Governor John M Parker warned the South has long followed old rules that favored other regions.
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Jodalane
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Mix Axpense
John H. Kirby
Houston
Iumberman
Inet
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Elis
Keith Brown Bailie
Shreveport
Naval bill changes spark house rejection and delay
Washington, D.C. July report says negotiators failed to yield on amendments to the FAA appropriation. The House rejected the amendments and sent the measure back for further conference. The dispute centers on aircraft carrier provisions and related construction funding, with no agreement on halting or altering the program as of press time.
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Dim Haw
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Stevinkony
Alliawe
Navy funding crisis hints at temporary continuation
A lapse in appropriation threatens Navy funding and may force a temporary continuation of last year's appropriation until the pending bill becomes law. Lawmakers expect only a few days to finish the bill with key provisions like the Borah disarmament amendment and navy personnel fixed at 106,001.
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Arrest hotel owner on arson charge after Regal fire
Dallas July arrest of W. M. Mar, owner of the Regal hotel, follows a Wednesday fire that damaged the building and injured ten people. Fire Marshal Dennett led the investigation. sixteen state witnesses testified. Alice Roberts of Stour City was injured most severely. her sister Eleanor Heberts aided her as she fell to the sidewalk. Ray faced additional blaze at the Dublin hotel, with no injuries reported.
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Program of Tactics Adopted by Soviets at Riga Conference
The Radek plan for world revolution was adopted by the Moscow led Third International at Riga despite occasional opposition. Benine, backing Karolk, declared the core aim was winning over the masses. Bocharin supported the move, stressing the Soviet central committee line amid some dissent.
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Soviet Central
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Mystery in Watchman's Death at Brickyard Job
Corsteana Lex July 7 reports a 41 year old watchman at a brickyard found dead at his workplace with a bullet wound in the back. Officers say a full mystery surrounds the shooting and investigation continues.
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Aight Wetehoman
City Depository Board Sealed for Next Year
Victoria Texas city funds oversight moves forward as the Tevi Bank and Tenet company secures city depository status for the coming year in a meeting that adjourned after a routine council session.
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Victoria
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Tevi| Bank and Tenet. Company
Ex convict killed after shooting man and stealing family
Haood River Oregon July T-Tuthey Poxab who ehaled Miter here wetintetay and kidnayed Minera wife A son and daughter were shot and killed early Wednesday night by posses after he shed byen outhanded in the picket His prisonery were not injured Fagan recently was given a pardon from the state prison where he was serving no sentence for attacking Miss Tonise Watking Miller s step daughter After shooting Miller and kidnapping the others Pagan was pursued and surrounded in a thicket southwest of bee The posse feared to advance because of gun safety to Fagan s prisoners of his hands German Vreweel of Oak Grove crept close to the wagon and shot Fagan through the head Killing him instantly The rest of the Miller party brought to hospital and Miller shot in the breast Mrs Miller called a doctor and Fagan shot the doctor Also included is note that Cotton Pickers Active in Corpus Christi with wage inquiries and anticipated influx of pickers earlier in season.
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