Merigo Repatriation Land Offer Sparks Mexico City Report
Exile and repatriation efforts surface as Mexico pledges to grant about twenty thousand acres of state land to rehabilitate unemployed citizens. Gonzalez Sig proposes establishing agricultural colonies on fertile Oaxaca and nearby regions, with a Spaniard involved in distribution. Three hundred unemployed residents were chosen from public housing sites.
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Exico City
Mexico
Acedia
Zacatecr
Sinté
Ani
Gonzalez Sig
al Bla
Oaxaca
Oil Probation Hearing Ends in East Texas Field
A three-judge court ended hearings on oil production restrictions in the East Texas field. The panel reserved decision and will take at least a month before ruling. Counsel for both sides were granted 14 days to file supplemental briefs, totaling 60 days for final submission.
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Houston
East Texas Air Field
Texas State Railroad Commission
Modern Billy the Kid: Horseback Bank Robber Sought in New Mexico
EL PASO June 2 A lone bandit on horseback robbed Hatche town’s bank of 9000 dollars and fled toward the Rio Grande. A manhunt spans southern New Mexico mountains as authorities guard the border to prevent escape into Mexico.
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EL Paso
INS
Billy the Kid
New Mexico
Hatcn
N. M
Rioy Grande
Old Mexico
Acquittal for Conroe circus man in Brownlee murder
Darrell Kendall of Mississippi was acquitted by jury in Conroe Texas of the murder of L H Brownlee head of a mobile circus show. The trial centered on Brownlee and Martha Smith killings with the body found in a snow tent at New Caney Texas. A parrot witness was prominent in the courtroom drama but the prosecutor later said it was not the same bird. Kendall expressed satisfaction, saying justice prevailed.
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Conroe
Texas
Darrell Kendall
Mississippi
L. H. Brownlee
Kendall
Brownlee
Martha Smith
Buth
New Caney
Honert
Denis
L. Foreman
McCall
Foreman
United States Open to Lausanne Conference Meeting
The State Department disclosed in Washington that the United States is willing to attend the adjourned Lausanne conference set for June 16 to discuss improving world economic conditions. Washington has previously refused, saying the talks focus mainly on reparations and war debts.
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Washington
D. C
Lausanne
Tandon
United States
State Department
French Renewal of Credit Reported
Paris reports in informed financial circles that the Bank of France renewed its one fourth share in the ninety million dollar credit extended to Germany months ago with the World Bank the Bank of England and the American Federal Reserve. The renewal covers months ended shortly after the announcement. No official statement was issued.
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Paris
Bank of France
Germany
World Bank
Bank of England
American Federal Reserve
Unemployed Benefit Dance Planned by Local Groups
An unemployed benefit ball is slated at the Munie Auditorium in Teddpein on Billinday under the auspices of the Alamo Ranster lth and the Blue Hagaiee Beaster flab, with arrangements by WA Hass quel Wo Petron Admisman and Wenn of Brove nies nes. Wide
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Tre Nussouri
Alamo Ranster Lth
Munie Uditariin
Teddpein
Billinday
Consideration of Silver Ts Sought
Representatives from Weston urged President Tony Loday to seek a survey designed from memory and centered on community prices. The discussion focused on a US and UK context and a proposed system for monetary valuation.
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Wasiington
Jin
Weston Wuninr
Sarvey
Great Britain
Washington buzz over Republican convention wet stand
Speculation in Washington runs as Postmaster General Brown says the platform will satisfy all sides and dry forces warn of aggressive opposition to any move toward wet policies. Democratic delegates in Springfield watch for Roosevelt support from favorite son factions and procedures after Senator Lewis’s path. Roosevelt camp expects a landslide aided by favorite son delegations.
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Trina
Washington
Brown
War Council
Waois
Springfield
Sid Franklin D. Roosevelt
J. Hamilton Lewis
Roosevelt
Mills Hurley Tell Reliee at Wetsons
Mills and Hurley testified on Capitol Hill today about the $2.3 billion Democratic relief bill and the $500 million bond issue. Mills warned the bond plan would unbalance the budget, widen a breach in sound policy, and threaten democracy’s fiscal discipline. Hurley opposed portions of the House relief plan, questioning rivers and harbors spending and asserting limited economic impact. Mills backed Senate relief provisions including 309 million for direct relief loans to states, 1.46 billion for self liquidating construction loans, and 40 million for foreign agricultural sales financing.
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Washington
D. C
Jung
Mills
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
Hurley
House
Garner
Capitol
Senate Democrats
Belle Bennett Ill in Harrisburg Hospital After Collapse
Hollywood reports film actress Belle Bennett is seriously ill in a Harrisburg Pennsylvania hospital after collapsing five days earlier during a Philadelphia appearance. Blood transfusions were used in an effort to strengthen her condition.
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Hollywood
INS
Belle Bennett
Harrisburg Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
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Broadway
Third St
U.S
Lindon
Maurice Mahone
Charlie Mahone
Freano Street
Weill
Astonia
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