Brazil Resigns Seat in League of Nations
Brazil resigns from the League of Nations amid consternation in European capitals. Officials hope a new Brazilian president may alter policy, while Brazil remains a member for two years by virtue of its current status.
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Brazil
League of Nations
Pacheco
Rio Janeiro
Thdrawal
Gerbo
Rin
European ‘Chancelleries
Brasil
Spain
Washington Luis
Rio
Bernardes
Ign
Seibor Pacheco
Dremi
Gent
Drowning Tragedy Strikes Sabinal Outing
Six from Vie and others faced near disaster at Magnolia Beach as Bird Smith tried to save Maurice and was pulled under. Their mother, Mrs Dick Smith, found Maurice drowned and Bird unconscious but alive, later dying from injuries after rescue attempts.
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Lfe
Vie
Salzinger
Saldria
Megnolia Beach
Viescuers
Hasler
Pacifi Railroad Eo
Bird Smith
Maurice
Dick Smith
Sabinal
Bird
Sabirial
Publisher Dead in Greenville Ohio
W A Browne editor and publisher of the Greenville Daily and Weekly Advocate died today in Greenville Ohio on June 14 marking a loss to the local press.
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Greenville
Ohio
W. A. Browne
Greenville, Ohio
Daily
Weekly
Advocate
Building Hearst Newspapers Build City and State
The San Antonio Light presents a new era in journalism focusing on constructive community progress. Hearst papers aim to prosper only as cities prosper, with editors stressing the role of journalism in building Atlanta and Texas alongside San Antonio. An Atlanta Georgian editorial is reprinted to illustrate this purpose.
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San Antonio
Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
Beécausé
Atlanta
Atlanta Georgian
Georgia
Atlanta Georgia Prophet of the South and Its Growth
The piece extols Atlanta as the South’s leading city and Georgia as a great agricultural state with rising industrial promise. It argues the capital and gateway city should unite with the state to project a strong, expansive image to the nation and world, asserting Atlanta as Georgia’s prophetic voice.
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South
Atlanta
Georgia
United States
Géorgia
Republic
WV Saturation Floor Gas Blast Wounds Seven
A major explosion at a West Virginia steel products plant injured seven, with victims taken to local hospitals. The blast occurred about 9 a.m. on the saturation floor, lifting the roof and shattering walls. Emergency crews summoned physicians from nearby suburbs as authorities investigate gas as the likely cause.
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Steel Company
Bi- Products
Dallas to Host Texas State Pharmaceutical Convention
San Antonio druggists depart Monday night for the Texas State Pharmaceutical convention in Dallas. Delegates led by Fred Aster, president, and Henry Hines, secretary of the meat organization, will take the Katy at 12 o'clock with special accommodations awaiting them.
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Dallas
San Antonio
Texas
Sune
Katy
Fred Aster
Henry Hines
The
Meat Organization
James Hogan Agan Heads Freighter Group Reunion
James Hogan Agan was reelected president of the Pioneer Freighters Association by acclamation at the seventh annual reunion in the Gunter Hotel ballroom San Antonio. Officers James O. Luby and William B. Kremplau were also chosen, festivities include a parade and annual ball with 200 aging freighters expected to attend.
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James Hogan
San Antonié
Pioneer Freighters’ Association
Gunter Hotel
Jamés O. Luby
San Diego
William B. Xremplau
Texas
J. T. Clinkscale
J. Stuart Pearce
Jack Elgin
Amasa Clark
San Antonio
Bandera
Krempkau
Mexico Revolt Humor Denied by Consul Carrillo
Mexico consular official in San Antonio, Alejandro Carrillo, rejects Adolfo de la Huerta’s claim of a coming revolution in Mexico. He touts Calles administration gains in roads irrigation education and debt repayment, and says the army stands with President Calles to suppress any upheaval.
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Moxico
Alejandro P. Carrillo
Mexico
San Antonio
Adolfo Dela Huerta
Senor Carrillo
Caltes
New York
Carrillo
Calles
Judge DuVal West Opens Austin Term of Federal Court
Judge DuVal West opened the June session of the Federal District Court in Austin delivering the charge to the grand jury for suspected violations of law with strict enforcement. Indictments from a San Antonio grand jury were quashed last week. foreman was MLC. Abrams of Manor.
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Austin
DuVal West
Junge Session
Federal District Court
West
San Antonis
San Antonio
Mlc. Abrams
Manor
Garvin Named Assistant Freight Traffic Manager for Katy
J F Garvin, long time railroad employee and former general freight agent, was named assistant freight traffic manager at Dallas, with the appointment effective June 15. Garvin has 28 years with the railroad and has mainly been stationed at Dallas.
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C. N. Whitehead
San Antonio
Katy
J. F. Garvin
Dallas
Garvin
Railroad
Texas Mother's Day Founders Remembered at Pleasant Mound
In a near forgotten Texas churchyard, the annual old folks day service honors Mothers Day founders. Survivors of the first observance gathered amid gnarled trees to pay homage to pioneers and their families, noting flowers blue for those past fifty years and white for those beyond seventy.
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Dallas
Juié
Pleasant Mound
Ségétie
Bennett
Mourid
Scyene
Billy Glover
Billy’ Sherwood
N. UH. McNeil
British and American notes on education and trade
The piece surveys global politics, economics, and education with a mix of opinions. It cites Britain buying apples, the U S stance on the League of Nations, and Northwestern University’s imagined tall education building, while echoing Marshal Foch on disarmament and defense. It mentions labor versus capital in government and hints at future shifts in academia and industry.
Krim May Be Sent to Madagascar
Paris dispatch says Abd El Krim his wives and children and related relatives totaling about 40 people will be deported to Madagascar off South Africa if the Franco Spanish conference agrees. The other Rif prisoners 210 in total will be distributed in various parts of French territory.
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Paris
Perir
Abd-El-Krim
Mohammed St Azerkine
Madagascar
South Africa
Controversy Rifts Mannonite Church Conference
Watertown New York June 14 delegates gather for annual Mannonite conference to decide if adherents will abandon prescribed book based dress and plain faith practices. Debate splits modernist and fundamentalist camps over clothing smoking newspapers driving and war. Delegates from Canada United States Illinois Pennsylvania and other states discuss reforms while remaining faithful to core creed.
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Watertown
Ny Y
Schiam
Kivechnérule
Lewis” County
Holland
Canada
United States
Java
Llinois
Pennsylvania
Ranger Refinery to Be Reopened in Independence Kansas
Ranger refinery, shut for five years, will reopen under Petroleum Products Corp of Independence Kansas which bought the plant for about 13 million after bankruptcy. C C Rodgers of Pittsburg named vice president, plans include mineral rubber manufacture and installation of a crude oil cracking plant.
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Ranger
Pétroleum Products Corporation of
Independence
Kan
2 Ace
C.C. Rodgers
Pittsburg
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