Miners Split Over Mexico City Strike Action
Miners from the Miners Syndicate and the Con federation of Workers of Mexico clash over two planned general walkouts set for June 18. Agustin Guzman says the unions must stay outside the Con federation until leadership shows responsibility for the Mexican proletariat’s destinies. Authorities gave railroad workers a 24 hour ultimatum to return to work after declaring their strike unjustified.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Confederation’ of Workers of Mexico
Mexican National Railways
Agustin Guzman
Guzman
Knobknockers Fail to Open Heights Safe
Deputies described the failed attempt to crack a safe at the Los Angeles Heights tax collector and assessor office on Olmos Drive and West Avenue Tuesday night. The front door was forced but no money was found in the safe. Deputy Lawrence Millard labeled the perpetrators amateurs.
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Los Angeles Heights
Assensor
Olmos Drive
West Avenue
Lawrence Millard
Mullard
College Records Strong Earthquake at Georgetown
A fairly strong earthquake was recorded at Georgetown University today starting 4 22 27 a m and reaching a maximum at 4 37 a m ending at 6 30 a m in Washington. The event is noted by officials in Washington and linked to scientific seismology reports.
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Washington
Georgetown University
India
Victoria Rainfall Sets 23 Year May Record
Victoria reports 1.67 inches of rain at month end boosting May total to 4.22 inches, the largest for May in 23 years since 1913 when 1.1648 inches fell, according to weather observers.
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Victoria
Hero of Civil War dies in Galveston
Captain Joseph Archibald Robertson aged 35, a Confederate hero and the last surviving member of the original directorate of the Galveston cotton exchange, died at his home in Galveston late yesterday. The report notes his Civil War service and his role in the exchange.
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Galveston
Joseph Archibald Robertson
Galveston Cotton Exchange
Expo Park site urged again for stadium
City officials renew push to buy the South side Centennial stadium site, with Mayor C K Quin proposing to present a plan to the Centennial advisory committee led by Claude V Birkhhead and J Altgelt. Legal questions under the city charter delay the purchase as officials weigh corporate purpose limits and potential outside taxation consequences.
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South Side Centennial Stadium
C. K. Quin
Centennial Advisory Committee
Quin
Claude V. Birkhead
J. Altgelt
United States
Centennial
South Side
Quin Anid Cobbs
Highway 66
Washington
Birkhead
Altgel
J. Brooks
East
Exposition Park
Side
East Side Improvement League
Sanity test for UW student amid threats claim
Seattle officials planned a sanity test for Ruth Naughton, 36, a University of Washington student jailed on a charge of threatening dynamite to an official after disputes over grades. Deputy prosecutor John Schermer said she believed a faculty plot to block her teacher career. She was telephoning a contact in Washington, D. C. when deputies arrived.
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Seattle
Wash
Joe
Ruth &. Naughton
University of Washington
Tregister EB
HR. Stevens
Washington, D. C
City News Attention P. K Meeting Wednesday June 3
Regular meeting announced for Wednesday June 3 at Stallation of officers with refreshments. Vivian Voedin performing at the San Antonio Tourist lub rout, si N St. Marys tonice admission.
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Tady
Vivian Voedin
San Antonio
St. Mary's
Man Freed In Pistol Toting Case In County Court
After a 30 minute deliberation a jury in County Court at Law No 1 acquitted H C Kechathorn of unlawfully carrying a pistol used in an alleged Broadway holdup. Ehlers testified he won 200 at a gambling hall and lost 190, leaving 10, then was forced at gunpoint to drive on Broadway where he was struck and dumped from his car. Heckathorn claimed Ehlers was drunk and asked to be taken home. The pistol was found in Ehlers car and Heckathorn faces an indictment for other charges.
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H. C. Kechathorn
West Euclid Avenue
Ehlers
Broadway
Heckathorn
South Alamo Street
Farmers in Texas Back Soil Program
College Station Texas farmers ten days before the deadline show three fourths of the state farm acreage enrolled in the new federal agricultural program. Estimates come from A M members of the state agricultural conservation committee.
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Texas
College Station
Dine
CNS
Federal Agricultural Program
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
Tadiy
Mother and Two Children Killed in Home Stove Explosion
Marion Indiana report states a mother Mrs Carl Strath tom 21 and her two children Robert 2 and Elsie 2 died in a stove explosion at their home today. Authorities listed no further details.
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Marion
Ind
Jane
Carl Strathtom
Robert
Elsie
Dress Rehearsal of Centennial Lights Dazzles Dallas
Dallas officials announced a dress rehearsal of the Centennial exposition lighting last night. Thousands of visitors saw the 12,000,000 watt system flood the fair grounds with brilliant, fairyland illumination. A final light test is planned for Friday night before the exposition opens.
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Dallas
Fair Grounds
Custody Plan For Child Actor Bartholomew Seeks Court Approval
Los Angeles June 1 The proposed custodial agreement for 8 year old child film star Freddie Bartholomew would keep him living with guardian Miss Mylinent Bartholomew, his aunt who brought him from England. Parents Cecil and Mary Bartholomew would share earnings and have career input while residing in Los Angeles and allowed access to Freddie. Isaac Pacht, attorney for Bartholomew, said Supreme Judge Harry Archibald would be asked to approve the plan, which includes bringing Freddie’s sisters Eileen and Hilda to the U S if approved.
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Los Angeles
Mying
Fred
Isie Bartholomew
Mylinent
Bartholomew
England
Cecil B. Bartholomew
Tsor
Harry R. Archibald
Isaac Pacht
Bartholomes
Freddie
Eileen
Hilda
Texas Growers See Big Jump in Carrot Cucumber Potatoes
Farm shipments show a strong rise with Texas growers still shipping carrots cucumbers and sweet potatoes. L G Hooks of Market News Service says 1995 shipments vastly exceed last year. Last week Texas sent 32 carloads of carrots totaling 808 for the season vs 714 carloads in 1994. Cucumber carloads reach 642 this year versus zero in all of 1935 and sweet potatoes total 373 carloads compared with 82 in 1994.
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Texas
L. G. Hooks
Market News Service
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