Rebel forces form under Gen Pablo Gonzales in Mexico Tamau lipas
Reports from Mexico City Saturday say Gen Pablo Gonzales former Carrancista commander crossed the border at Columbia Texas with 30 men and leads a new revolutionary movement in Tamaulipas to consolidate several small rebel groups. War Secretary Estrada dispatches troops to disperse rebels and reports claim a half million dollars has been subscribed for the effort.
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Pablo Gonzales
Carranza
Mexico City
Columbia
Pex
Tamaulipes
Saturdaay
Gonzales
Mexico
Estrada
Obregon
Lampates
Nuevo Laredo
Zapata
Francisco Murguit
Saaredo
United States
Zetina
Gomman
Trevido
Enilio Vazquez Gomez
Aguilar
Juan Barragan
San Antonio
Sidron
Son Tain Votoxi
Wan
Hind
Jenst
National Railways
Laredo
Invasion Report Peels Bandits In Mexico Texas Border Action
Official report by Louis DeNette, chief special agent, states that a group of about seventeen alleged filibusters crossed from Texas into Mexico near Nuevo Laredo. He debunked earlier estimates of 1500 men and noted no retreat into Texas. Ramirez, captured bandit, refused to name accomplices. Mexican forces patrol the area. railway bridges not burned. no widespread telegraph damage.
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Department of Justice
Louis DeNette
Sprcial
Mexico
Eexas
Taledo
del Notte
Keven
DeNotte
Texas
DeNette
Lampazoa
Nuevo Taredo
Cabanna
Hulsachito
Solumbia
Nuevo Laredo
Jose Ramirez
Ramirez
Ramires
Mr. DeNette
Nueva Tareda i
T . Acctarding
Rimorn
Wate Ts
Lie
Une
Stanchfield Dies Noted New York Lawyer Politician
John B. Stanchfield, prominent New York lawyer and political figure, died at Islip after a ten day illness from kidney disease. He left a widow, daughter, and son. Born in Williamson in 1855, he practiced law, served in the New York Assembly and as Democratic minority leader, and ran for governor in 1900 and U S Senator in 1911. He led Stanchfield and Levy and figured in major cases, including Thaw and the state suit against five Socialist assemblymen. He was a delegate to the Baltimore convention and spoke against Bryan during the 27th ballot while backing Woodrow Wilson.
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New York
John B. Stanchfield
Islip
Stanhfield
Sanchfield
Wmira
New York Assembly
United States
Stanchfield and Levy
Anna A. Stillman
Stanchfield
Harry K. Thawe
Mattewan
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Nebraska
Warren Picked as Ambassador to Japan by Harding
Washington June 25 Charles B Warren of Michigan a lawyer and businessman longtime Republican figure was chosen by President Harding for ambassador to Japan The White House announced the decision after the senorones indicated Japanese acceptance The nomination will be sent to the Senate on Monday Warren had been expected to stay out of cabinet service and his selection came as a surprise to many officials in Washington
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Washington, D. C
Charles B." Warren
Michigan
Harding
Japan
White House
Warren
Washington
Telio
Miners to Face Trial as Columbus Readies Invasion
In Columbus Kansas, June 25, miners led by Alexander Howat and August Dorcy face trial under the Kansas industrial court law amid plans for a mass miners’ gathering and potential city park use. Special interurban cars and a local band are arranged as work halts in Kansas fields. Army money bill, $325,000, signed and sent to the president.
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Columbus
Kan
Kansas Union
Alexander Howat
Howat
August Dorcy
Kansne Winers’ Union
Kataas
State
Pittsburg
Vrontenne
Kanens
Army
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Gillett
Yarding
Weather roundup for San Antonio and major cities
San Antonio and vicinity expect tonight and Sunday partly cloudy to cloudy with highs near 96. Other city reads include St Youlk 76 and 88, Chicago 76 and 78, Kansas City 68 and 78, New York 78 and 72, Washington 78 and 72. Winds vary from northwest to northeast.
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St. Youlk
Jast
Kansas City
New York
Washington
Inet
Marriage of Gladys Deacon and Duke of Marlborough Occurs in Paris
Paris reports the marriage of Miss Gladys Marie Deacon of Boston to the Duke of Marlborough. The low church ceremony took place at the Higgins home before about 200 guests including Ambassador Wallace. Notable attendees included Philippe Berthelot and Madame Berthelot representing France’s Millerand and Briand.
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Associated Press
Paris
Gladys Marie Decon
Boston
Duke of Marlborough
T. H. Wright
Scotch Church
Eugene Higgins
Ambassador Wallace
Christine de Boisrouvray
Count de Boisrouvray
Philippe J. L. Berthelot
Foreign Office
Madame Gerthelot
Millerand
Preimier Briand
Higgins
Church of England
Madame Ima Deodat
Miss Deacon
Madame Teodat
Marano
Italy
Canostra
Collapse of cattle industry depicted at St. Louis meet
At a St Louis convention of the National Traders Livestock Exchange speakers described a near collapse in the livestock industry. Idle pastures, empty pens, and a market glut pushed producers toward grain growing as banks withered credit. Calves moved early, and financing for feeding disappeared amid industry instability. The convention closes today.
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ST. Louis
National
Iishee
National Stockyard Company
Fast St. Louis
Ills
H. A. Powell
Livestock Reporter
Wirt Wright
East St. Juocis
Caddigton
Missouri
Sect Leader Killed After Standoff in Atlantic City
Dr D D Murphy leader of the Live and Never Die sect was shot dead in a third floor room after a hours long standoff with police. Two policemen and a Black woman were wounded as Murphy fired before he was killed while taking refuge in the house on Disston avenue.
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Atlantic City
N. J
D. D. Murphy
Disston Avenue
Murphy
Ruth Keeps Hitting: Yankees Star Pounds 26th Home
Babe Ruth blasted his 26th homer for the New York Yankees in a June game against Washington, launching in the fifth inning to widen the lead. The concise update notes Ruth's continued power for the season.
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New York
Washington
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Wilson admitted to practice in District of Columbia court
Washington June 25 former president Woodrow Wilson appeared in the chambers of Chief Justice McCoy to be admitted to the practice of law before the District of Columbia supreme court. The ceremony was private to avoid photographers and noted Wilson’s improved health with assistance. He was accompanied by Bainbridge Colby and Joseph P. Tumulty as his law partner and former aide.
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Washington, D. C
Woodrow Wilson
McCoy
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Wilson
United States
J. Wilson
Bainbridge Colby
Joseph P. Tumulty
John Paul Earnest
Morgan H. Beach
Mr. Wilson
Court House
Chambers of Justice
AP Mat Wilson
Mets Het
New Attack Aims at Volstead Measure by Whisky Owners
In Chicago on June 25 former Senator Hamilton Lewis filed a U S court action to recover $600000 in whiskey stored in government warehouses. Distillers merchants and bonded whiskey owners sue the United States Internal Revenue Service Prohibition Director AG Brundage and U S attorney. They seek a mandatory injunction ordering delivery of the whiskey to certificate holders and protection from interference, arguing the Volstead Act applies only to beverages and whiskey already warehoused before the acts. They deny seeking to overturn prohibition, aiming only to apply its terms to avoid confiscation while allowing property return once taxes are paid.
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Chicago
United States
Hamilton Lewis
Governent
United States Internal Revenue Collection
Prohibition
Brundage
Lewis
Greece Rejects Allied Mediation Offer in Asia Minor Conflict
Athens reports Greece refused the joint mediation proposal from France Britain and Italy aimed at stopping fighting with Turkish Nationalists in Asia Minor. Foreign Minister George Lalazizis fears accepting would breach the Serres treaty and embolden the nationalist position in Turkey.
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Associated Press
Athens
Greece
France
Great Britain
Italy
Asia Minor
George Lalazzis
Serres
Turkey
War Office lifts ban on civvies for officers and men
Permission to wear civilian clothing was granted by a War Department order. Civvies may be worn off duty and off military posts within the continental United States, restoring prewar practice for some. The policy for Washington duty and local notices remains pending through channels. Officers and enlisted men previously wore civvies only on passes or good conduct at specific posts.
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Secretary of War
Washington
San Antonio
Continental
United States
Eighth Corps
Tulsa Chief Indicted Over Tulsa Race Riot Ties
Tulsa Chief John A. Gustafson and other police officers were indicted by a grand jury for permitting vice and failing to enforce laws during the race riot. The jury urged immediate suspension of the indicted officers while noting minor officers faced unrelated theft charges.
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Tulsa
Ola
Polie
John A. Gustafson
Tulsa Police Department
Grand Jury
Ray Ward
Police Automobile Recovery Department
Lou Meacham
F. Waddell
Sand Springs
Williams
Sand Springspokcfmans
Valjean Biddison
Gustafson
Eleven of Toledo post office robbers convicted in federal case
Toledo, Ohio—June 25. Eleven of thirteen defendants in Toledo’s $1,006,000 post office robbery were convicted by a federal jury in Judge John M. Killits’ court. Charles Farrier and John J. Epps were acquitted. Those convicted were Joseph Urbartis, George Lewis alias Rogers, Charles Schultz, James San sme, Pearl Sommers, Emma Marvin, Wanda Urbartis, Walter Foote, Edwin Zellich, Harry Thrush, and Wel en Furrier. Sentences deferred until related indictments are resolved, likely between Angst if and 15.
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Toledo
Ohio
John M. Killits
Charles Farrier
John J. Epps
Joseph Urbartis
George Lewis
Alias Rogers
Charles Schultz
James Sansme
Pearl Sommers
Emma Marvin
Wanda Urbartis
Walter Foote
Edwin Zellich
Harry Thrush
Welen Furrier
Hold Dallas Election In Sixth Senatorial Race
Dallas voters in the sixth senatorial district select a successor to the late James C. McNowius from six candidates five Democrats and one Republican. Polls opened at 8 o'clock amid rain threats across Rockwall and Dallas counties. Republican William H. Atwell runs against Democrats Gregory Hatcher Claude M. McCallum John McGinnis Hart Willis and Harold W. Walker.
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Dallas
Tex
Iate
James C. McNowius
Rockwall
At & O
Elack
Willian H. Atwell
Gregory Hatcher
Claude M. McCallum
John McGinnis
Hart Willis
Harold W. Walker
Howard Found Guilty of Murder in Civen Texas
Giles Howard was found guilty of the May 12 murder of Jock McCurdy near Hasse and sentenced to death, the first capital punishment in 80 years at Civen. Co-defendants W W Wilman received a life sentence last week and Ed Walker faces trial Monday.
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Comanehli
Tex
Giles Howard
Jock McCurdy
Hasse
Howard
W. W. Wilman
Ed Walker
McCurdy
Wilman
Walker
Hoover warns on cotton surplus and credit plan
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Hoover telling a Senate committee that efforts to mobilize banking credits should prevent forced liquidation of cotton and sugar. He warns the agricultural sector faces its most serious duress and questions extending credit for Europe.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover
Senate
Commerce
Government Farm Export Corporation
Mr. Hoover
Europe
United States
Gotton
England
Germany
War Finance Corporation
Two Arrested in Plot to Blow Up Federal Reserve Bank
In San Francisco two men were arrested on charges of conspiring to blow up the new Federal Reserve Bank building under construction. Police say they offered a payoff to George K. Steele to plant dynamite in the boilers. Separately, a collision in El Paso injured five people when an El Paso and Southwestern passenger train from Los Angeles and a Texas and Pacific train from the east collided in Union Station yards.
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San Francisco
Cal
Federal Reserve Bank
George K. Steele
el Paso
Tex
el Paso and Southwestern Railroad
Los Angeles
Texas and Pacific Railway
Union Station
Senators Learn Navy Ignored Chamberlain Defense During Trial
Washington June 25 The senate naval committee examining the dismissal after Captain Chamberlain’s court martial closed its doors to the press as Maj Seth Williams U S M C counsel argued the aviator’s claims of air combat in July 1918 that brought down five German planes and damaged two others. Williams said British officers disputed the tale but Adml Sime ordered an inquiry. The committee recessed after defense testimony began.
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Washington
Senate Naval Committee
Eil G. Chamberlain
San Antonio
Texas
Marine Corps
Ball
Navy
Custon
Maj
Seth Williams
U. SM. C
Chamberlain
Major Williams
William 8. Simg
A. N. Proctor
Champlain
Thermometer hits ninety nine in San Antonio heat rush
San Antonio records the year high of 99 degrees on Friday from the Weather Bureau atop the Russell building. Meteorologist J. H. Darko estimates street temperature about ten degrees higher. winds drop to three miles an hour, clear skies and light breeze blamed for the heat. Forecast calls for 94 to 98 degrees Sunday with partly cloudy conditions Saturday night through Sunday.
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San Antonio
Weather Bureau
Russell Building
Bureau
J. H. Darko
Jarboe
Atelaatic
North
South Carolina
United States
Phoenix
Ariz
Charleston
8. C
Modena
Utah
West Gulf States
Washington Weather Bureau
Missouri
Oklahoma
Central States
Texas
Dallas
Taylor
Patertine
Galveston
Madame Curie Returns to France After World-Building Visit
Madame Curie and her two daughters left New York aboard the Olympic on June 25 bound for France. A gram of radium in a mahogany case lined with lead and steel accompanied her, a gift from American women. She will rest in Paris and then resume her scientific work.
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New York
Madame Curie
Olympic
France
America
Paris
Gasoline Price Cut Announced by Standard Oil Indiana
Chicago June 25 Standard Oil of Indiana announces a gasoline price cut averaging two cents per gallon effective immediately. The reduction covers eleven states in the central west.
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Standard
Chicago
Standard Oil! Company of Indiana
Central West
Funeral halted by claim of nonunion band in procession
Chicago on June 25 a funeral was halted for 43 minutes by men claiming to be union officials objecting to a non union band in the procession. A union band was substituted and the service resumed with the altered procession.
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Chicago
Gompers Wins AFL Presidency With Large Margin
Denver reports official AFL count shows Samuel Gompers re elected president over John L Lewis. Miners and electrical unions split votes while Machinists and Carpenters backed Lewis. Gompers praised for steadfast leadership amid industrial depression and government pressure.
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Denver
Colo
Samael Ta Gowpers
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers, By & Heavy
Thns
Lewis
Machinists’ Union
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
Gompers
Gowpers
Hearst
Gary
American Federation of Tabor
Woman Confesses Axe Killing of Stepson in Green Ridge
Mrs. Catherine Harmon confessed in Macounin county jail that she fatally injured her stepson Ray Harmon, 19, with an axe after a quarrel in Green Ridge. She admitted striking him three times, placing the body in a box, and burying it in a newly dug well after dark. A neighbor later found the body while picking blackberries.
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Carlinville
Macounin County
Catherine Elarmon
Ray Harmon
Lloyrt
Green Hidge
Fly
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