Mayan city ruins found near Campeche station
An archaeological expedition reports new Mayan ruins near the Pomach railroad station in Campeche, Campeche Clase. The site, resembling southern Yucatan ruins and perhaps over 1900 years old, includes a statue suggesting Toltec influence around 7000 years ago. Remains at Felénque include 35 structures and a sun temple.
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Mexico
Pomach
Campeche Clase
Alberto Escalona A
Yucatan
Benov
Theedford's Black-Draught Promoted For Digestive Relief
A plain ad highlighting relief for poor appetite bad taste in mouth bad breath and coated tongue from sluggish bowels and constipation. It claims a dose or two of purely vegetable Thedford's Black-Draught will ease sick headaches and restore regularity.
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Thedford
Bangtails to Rescue in Shamokin Mine Recovery
Bangtails known as mules got their jobs back at an anthracite mine in Shamokin Pennsylvania after recent floods damaged electric mine cars. The restoration occurred without any NRA involvement.
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Shamokin
NRA
Wooten Indian Spared in Independence Street Obstruction Debate
Independence MA September 13 Mayor Roger T Sermon ruled a cigar store Indian need not be removed after years of campaign against sidewalk obstructions. The decision centers on preserving local street scene while addressing public space concerns.
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Wooten
Independence
Roger T. Sermon
Wrangle Over Aidnap Trial Delays Evidence in Edwardsville
In Edwardsville on September 19, State's Attorney L M Gee delayed presenting evidence to seek death for the Kidnaping of August Luer. He offered all statements after the Luer testimonies, but defense objected. Mrs Luer identified defendant Percy Michael Fitzgerald and others as involved in abducting the elderly banker from his Alton home July 10, holding him five days before ransom talks failed.
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Til
L. M. Gee
August Luer
Geers
Luer
O'Malley
Miss Chase
U and E Extend Probe Into Public Transportation
Federal transportation coordinator Joseph B. Eastman broadened an inquiry beyond rail to all public transport forms except airplanes. He sent questionnaires to public service commissions in all 48 states and the District of Columbia seeking issues faced in motor transportation management.
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Washington, D. C
Joseph B. Eastman
Public Service Commissions
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District of Columbia
Extradition Papers Filed in Greek Office for Insull Case
In Athens on September 14 4 documents were filed with the Greek foreign ministry by Forest Harness of the U S attorney general’s office. The United States seeks Insull the former Chicago utilities operator on bankruptcy law violation charges. A previous Greek court effort failed in a related stove deal matter connected to his utilities interests.
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Greece
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Foreign Ministry
Forest Harness
United States
Eharler
Two Mine Worker Homes Dynamited in Pa. Strike Clash
Two homes of mine workers in Boranton Pennsylvania were dynamited early today amid a strike by rival factions of the United Mine Workers of America. One man was slightly injured while 13 others, including 12 children, narrowly escaped as glass shattered and parts of walls collapsed. The blasts, the sixth and seventh in the area linked to the strike, targeted John Kaliachan and John Sibka, both Penn Anthracite Mining Co. employees, with windows broken and houses damaged.
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Anthracite Miners of
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United Mine Workers of America
John Kaliachan
Penn Anthracite Mining Company
John Sibka
Ibka
Penn Anthracite Company
Retail Prices NRA Problem in Washington D C
Washington September notes the NRA shifts focus to retail price control as Hugh S Johnson pushes for a master charter embracing all retail trades and a fall code, aiming to stabilize costs. Roosevelt frees Johnson for retail talks and plans a “boy now” campaign to boost conscription, with coal code alterations before signature.
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NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
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Johnson
Lyes
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Organized Labor
Miller Fails to Attach Mix Show in Emporia
Attorneys for Col Zack Miller failed in an early attempt to attach Tom Mix's show in Emporia Kansas over a $66,000 court judgment. Mix showed the property was owned by his wife Marie Mix and the contract for the appearance was signed by her with payment received for the acts.
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Emporia
Kan
Zack Miller
Tom Mix
Vircus
Mix
Marie Mix
Nine Stolen Army Pistols Recovered in Texas Armory Heist
District Attorney John A Walls in Laverlo Tuesday announced recovery of nine of 68 Army automatic pistols allegedly stolen from the Texas National Guard armory in the Maverick Clarke building on February 23. Valle said the pistols came from a man in Nuevo Laredo Mexico who told him they were intended to be titled.
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Maverick-Clarke
Weer
John A. Walls
Laverlo
Valle Bald
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
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