Clarification of U S Policy on Mexico Anticipated
In Mexico City Aug 4 the American embassy and Mexican officials expect SS Sheffield to deliver Kellogg policy notes on Mexico upon his arrival. A formal declaration seems possible after talks with President Coolidge. Mexico, upset by Kellogg’s remarks on property and revolt, anticipates further U S statements and Sheffield’s brief return for appearances.
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Mexico City
Icearea
Sheffield
Mexico
Kellogg
Peet
Coolidge
Callies
Calles
Deputy Tamborini named minister in Argentina cabinet
Buenos Aires reports Deputy Joseph Tamborini will take the post of minister in the Argentine government, succeeding the resigned Vincentio Gallo. The change places Tamborini in a senior cabinet role as of Aug by AP dispatch.
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Buenos Aires
A.P
Joseph Tamborini
Vincentio Gallo
High Blood Pressure Warns of Health Dangers Ahead
Physicians warn dizzy spells headaches and breathlessness signal high blood pressure. The condition can lead to hardening of the arteries apoplexy and death. Norma a vegetable remedy claimed to reduce the pressure is advertised by Albright Wood at Van Antwerp Drug Stores.
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Norma
Albright & Wood
van Antwerp Drug Stores
Civil War Enoch Warden Sees Children Again
In Texas a veteran recounts the Chickamauga battle and a long road to reunion. John A Pinkard, then 95, reflects on war loss, divorce, remarriage, and finally greeting his two daughters now grown, Ella Lee Pinson and J M Roen.
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Cival War
Enoch Warden
Chickamauga
Cross Plains
Tenn
Texas
Ella Lee Pinson
J. M. Roen
Pinkard
C. G. Elmore
Macmillan Arctic radio test signals from Etah Greenland
MacMillan Arctic expedition at Etah Greenland successfully received and answered newspaper test queries via Zenith's 9-XNI station. Messages covered Washington world series jokes and polar travel plans while snowstorms delayed further phonetic communication.
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Arlington Heights
Ill
A.P
Arctic Polar Area
MacMillan Arctic Expedition
Hailstorm Deluges Indianapolis Downtown Leaves Streets White
A Monday afternoon hail storm drenched Indianapolis, covering downtown streets with a white blanket. Marble sized hail pounded the area for over 30 minutes while 1.72 inches of rain fell, cooling temperatures by 26 degrees. Basements flooded and downtown elevators stalled as streets rose to curb level.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Chemists Gather in Los Angeles for Society Meeting
Chemists from industrial firms and universities across the United States convene in Los Angeles for the seventieth meeting of the American Chemical Society. Dr. James F. Norris of MIT presides. Principal speakers include Dr. W. R. Whitney of General Electric and Dr. Alexander Findlay of the University of Aberdeen.
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Los Angeles
Cal
A.P
United States
American Chemist Society
James F. Norris
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
W. R. Whitney
General Electric Company
Alexander Findlay
University of Aberdeen
Scotland
Whitney
Dr. Findlay
Pershing Optimistic On Tacna Arica Plebiscite
General Pershing head of the Tacna Arica plebiscitory commission says he is hopeful about the plebiscite to decide Tacna Arica ownership. He cited cordial informal talks with members and noted the first plenary session was postponed to Wednesday.
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Arica
Chile
General Pershing
Tacna Arica
Whch
United Press Today
Enforcement Decree Sought In Court
Mrs Emma P Spellacy filed suit in New York Supreme Court to enforce a 1922 separation decree against Michael A Spellacy oil operator and promoter on grounds of abandonment and non support. The case cites a Seattle court decision related to forced separation after divorce actions.
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New York
A.P
Emma P. Spellacy
Supreme Court Today
Michael A. Spellacy
Los Angeles
Cal
Torch to destroy antique Potomac ships sparks planned bonfire
A planned bonfire on the Potomac will burn 200 dilapidated ships sold to an Alexandria salvaging firm after the war. The hulks, stripped of gear, were blocking navigation, so a tug will tow them to Quantico and set them aflame in groups of thirty five.
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Washington
United Press
Potomac
Capitol
Shipping Board
Alexandria
Quantico
Butchers Convene For Yearly Meet In Omaha
A. H. Fenske, president of the National Association of Retail Meat Dealers, told the fortieth annual convention that modern butchers must be scientific and skilled beyond selling meat. About a thousand dealers and packers attend the gathering in Omaha, Neb., through Thursday.
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Omaha
Neb
A.P
A. H. Fenske
National Association of Retail
Mea Dealers
Death of Haiti leader Georges Sylvain noted in Hawaii
Death announced for Georges Sylvain, president of the Patriotic Union of Haiti, with details sparse on date and circumstances. The news records his leadership role and suggests ongoing Haitian political implications.
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Hawaii
New York
Georges Sylvain
The
Patriotic Union of
Haiti
Haitian Cabotage Leader Seeks End to U.S. Occupation
A Haitian political leader urging removal of the American military occupation was named in a cablegram to the Nation weekly from J. Jolisos, editor of Haitien in Port au Prince.
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Haiti
the Nation
J. Jolisos
The
Port Au Princes
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