United States warns China and Japan over open door policy
Washington sent identical notes to China and Japan around May 15 stating it will not recognize any China Japan agreements that impair American rights in China or threaten the open door policy. The notes followed China's acceptance of Japan’s ultimatum and were delivered to both foreign offices.
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Slaton’s Last Day Stormy Farewell at Governor’s Inauguration
Twenty six men were brought to the county jail by militiamen guarding Governor Slaton’s estate after attempting to enter his grounds. The inaugural of Nat E. Harris ended Slaton’s term with a stormy scene, quickly quelled, as he handed over the state seal and referenced Leo M. Frank’s commutation. Militiamen recovered seven pistols and three clubs after a brief gun exchange with no injuries.
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Atlanta
Slaton
Nat E. Harris
Leo M. Frank
Slaten
Rich Mineral Vein Found in Abo Pass
Dr. C. D. Ottosen of Willard reports a rich mineral vein in Abo pass near Scholle about twenty miles from Willard. Prospector interest grows as ore shows gold copper and silver content up to four percent. A Denver assayer praised the specimens and filings increase, signaling possible extensive mining development in the area.
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Willard
Abo Pass
Scholle
Santa Fe Eagle May Permanently Suspend
The Santa Fe Eagle a weekly Democratic newspaper edited in Santa Fe by A. J Loomis may suspend publication permanently. Loomis a deputy internal revenue collector says his work keeps him away and the paper has not appeared recently due to publisher illness and inability to furnish copy.
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Santa Fe
Eagle
A. J Loomis
Go to church Sunday and learn together
A moral urging readers to learn and grow by attending church, open to new ideas from preachers and fellow worshippers. The piece celebrates education, self improvement, and shared wisdom, urging readers to seek knowledge and light through communal faith.
Ohio Woman Sues Raton Doctor for 20000 Damages
Pearl Kizer of Ohio files a federal suit against J L Hobbs of Raton claiming the physician abused her confidence and via false pretenses induced surgery. Paragraph four states she suffered illness, impaired health, and inability to earn a livelihood, with mental and bodily pain. Attorneys A C Voorhees and H L Bickley represent the plaintiff.
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Raton
A.C. Voorhees
H. L.bickley
Huerta and Orozco Released on Bond in El Paso
Gen. Victoriano Huerta and Gen. Pascual Orozco were released on bonds of 15000 and 7500 dollars after charges of conspiracy to incite revolution against a friendly nation were filed by Department of Justice agents. Hearings set for July 1 before U.S. Commissioner George Oliver. Huerta said he came to visit his daughter in El Paso and would later travel to the Pacific coast. The incident sparked renewed talk of a Mexican revolutionary movement and interest across border circles.
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Department of Justice
Huerta
Orozco
United States District Attorney
San Antonio
George Oliver
United States
Ike
Frank Alderete
May Moyer
Rodolfo Cruz
Fort Bliss
Huverta
Luis Fuentes
Friends
New Revolutionary Movement
Mexico
el Paso
Tam
Angeles
San Franc
Pacific Coast
Oakland
Calif
Mrs Clarita Sanches Dies During Las Vegas Visit
Mrs Clarita Sanches 36 died in Las Vegas while visiting friends. She was the wife of Lli seo Sanches and sister of Mrs Frank Hubbell. The body was shipped from Las Vegas Sunday to Albuquerque for funeral arrangements.
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Clarita Sanches
Las Vegas
Lliseo Sanches
Frank Hubbell
Two More Victims From Rio Grande Tragedy
Alfredo Griego 22 and Jose Ignacio Romero 19 died last Sunday in the Rio Grande at Las Joya, this county, bringing the toll to two more victims.
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Alfredo Griego
Jose Ignacio Romero
Rio Grande
Las Joya
Ordinance Officers Leaving Service in Wartime
Washington June 26 War department faces concern as ordinance officers and skilled workers resign from government arsenals. They report higher pay from private munitions firms and some receive three year contracts. Secretary Garrison seeks Attorney General opinion on any inalienable right to resign in peacetime.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Park
Garrison
Rattler Bites Horse in Near Fatal Strike
Moriarty New Mexico June 26 A rattlesnake bit a horse driven by R R Wade visiting from Batavia Ohio. The horse kicked and Wade was knocked unconscious briefly. Initial skull fracture fears proved unfounded with injuries deemed not serious.
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Moriarty
N. M
R. R. Wade
Americans in Yaqui Valley Ready to Repel Attacks
Americans in the Yaqui valley are well armed with rifles and ammunition and ready to defend against possible Indian attacks. Some have arranged to hire foreign help to bolster their defense.
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Tobari Bay
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