Recognition of Mexico Seems Likely Despite Prudent Limits
The Associated Press reports in Mexico City that the Obregon government may soon receive U S recognition. A memorandum to President Obregon, while not a treaty, would guarantee compliance with certain U S demands, including protections for American lives and property. Obregon stresses no reflection on national honor, and U S envoy Summerlin remains reticent about conference details and the memorandum’s terms.
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Mexico
Obregon
George T. Summerlin
Washington
United States
Sorong
State Department
Mericay
Mexico City
Summerlin
National Palace
Chapultenee Certle
Miguel Alessio Robles
Madried
Byain
Two Virginians Die in Willians Honor District Shooting
Willison West Virginia police report a shooting on Pond Creek in Pike County Kentucky that killed a man named Bromfield and his four year old daughter. Brown was arrested in Pikeville Kentucky and brought to Willison for investigation. State police note the Tug River area remains quiet after the incident.
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Willison
W. Va
Willians- Hon
Stile
Pond Creek
Pike County
Kentocks
West Virginia-Kentucky
Brockus
West Virginia
Gai Bromfield
Brown
Pikeville
Drowning Escape at Memorial Day Dockside Incident
A Memorial Day event near a commercial dock ended with several people escaping drowning as a deck collapsed into the bay. Fire crews rescued many, with women and children treated nearby. Minor bruises were the only injuries reported, though several boys were swept into the water and pulled to safety.
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Ashtend
Wik
Boya
Pelety
Erril Cheirchill
DIVIDED ON FREEDOM Dy The Associated Press
A May 31 dispatch from San Fernando reporting on a Philippine mission led by Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood and W. Cameron Forbes notes a large portion of the population favoring continued conditions under a protectorate. Some speakers call for independence with American protection, while others want independence with immediate self rule. The report mentions labor and tax concerns and mixed local sentiment toward full independence versus continued American oversight.
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Associated Press
San Fernando
Union Province
Leonard Wood
W. Cameron Forbes
Harding
Philippine Mission
Ruta Maria
Renee Kametime
Nfar
Willy Ape
Leebea
Independence debate hinges on congress and protectorate
Speakers largely favor delaying full independence, urging Congress to decide. They express readiness for a protectorate arrangement while seeking freedom under continued oversight rather than immediate sovereignty.
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Congress
Hoover urges credit, warehousing to aid cotton growers
Washington May 1 Hoover says expanded credit is vital for southern cotton states. He outlines four points: credit extension via reserve member banks, organized supply credit machinery to move cotton into American controlled warehouses abroad, improved warehousing making cotton certificates a basis for mobile credit, and reducing arrears to stabilize the market over the coming year.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover
Federal Reserve System
J. LU. McLaurie
South Carolina
Inaraing
Sail
Neff presses Pryor for resignation over prison graft claims
Austin May 81 Governor Neff released a bill of particulars accusing W G Pryor and the prison commission of graft brutality corruption and lax discipline at the Texas penitentiary urging Pryor to resign. Pryor rejected the ultimatum saying he would not quit and would stand by his guns amid renewed investigations.
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Austin
Tex
Board of Peer Commissioners
W. G.pryor
Neff
Hoyeg
Prrot
Livy
Bar
Captein I. A.erring
Witman
Ar. Ege
Patto
Pryor
Sussex
Legislative
Captain Herring
Texas
Houston
Govenor Neff
W. G. Pryor
Atate Prison
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Alleped Hiller
Fenple
Labor Mead Dangerously
John Golden
United Textile Workers of Aratrion
Erie
Edwin Clapp
Kuppenheimer
Frank Bros. Summer Clothes
Palm Beach
Frank Bros
New
Phoenix Hose
Manhattan Shirt Company
Madras
the House of Kuppenheimer
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