U S Ambassador Not Expected to Face Obstacles in Mexico Return
Washington reports say U S Ambassador Amy Sheffield is not expected to be hindered on his return to Mexico and to assume his post promptly. The Mexican crisis sparked debate as President Calles defended agrarian policies and Kellogg discussions, while the U S State Department warned against any prolonged diplomatic friction.
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State Department
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Mexico
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Calles
Kellogg
Dallas
Sargent deplores flouting laws at Middlebury College
Attorney General John Sargent denounces defying laws as disorderly and harmful to society at the 125th Middlbury College commencement in Clebury Vermont. He argues self control and respect for others' rights are national priorities and that disobedience raises enforcement costs and weakens social fabric.
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A.P
John Sargent
Middlebury College
Sargent
Mobile Couple Praises Herb Juice Healing Claims
Ed Manssenet of Mobile Alabama says Herb Juice relieved his chronic constipation biliousness indigestion and sleep issues. He credits the remedy with giving him renewed energy and a stronger wife says it helped both of them and could aid older adults.
Walter Johnson Weds Miss Hazel Roberts After Game Storm
Washington baseball idol Walter Johnson married Miss Hazel Lee Roberts after the June 24 1914 game. The couple met in Washington where Johnson starred for the Nationals and Roberts was a Nevada congressman’s daughter. Mrs Johnson has supported her husband’s health and family life, managing meals and home duties while he pitched and traveled.
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Walter
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E. E. Roberts
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Johnson
Navy Promotion Report Highlights Four Rear Admirals
The navy board led by Rear Admiral C. S. Williams sent a report to Secretary Wilbur proposing four captains for rear admiral, 14 commanders for captains, and 32 lieutenant commanders for commanders. The case of J. K. Robison, chief of the bureau of engineering, draws attention due to his status as rear admiral by position while holding captain’s permanent rating.
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Navy Selection Board
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Navy War
Bureau of Engineering
Selection Board
Senate
White House
Robison
Doheny and Sinclair
Navy
Federal Court
Los Angeles
Elk Hills Reserve
Successor Selected for Navy Fleet Commander
W alington June 17 A P A new commander in chief of the United States fleet to succeed Admiral Coontz after the Australian cruise this summer has been selected by the navy department and announcement is expected soon. The cruise will round out two years of service as commander in chief and he will be assigned to other duties. A number of other changes in ranking positions within the fleet will be made but decisions on these had not been reached.
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A.P
Admiral Coontz
Navy Department
Exchange Stoppered by Honolulu Bank on China Sales
Honolulu reports a local bank halted selling Chinese exchange on advices from China. No further details on the bank or amounts are provided. The action affects currency sales in the local market.
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Honolulu
A.P
China
Chinese Exchange
Noted botanist Dr Lulu Pace dies in Texas
Waco Texas June 17 Dr Lulu Pace head of Baylor University botany and geology department and noted scientist died at Baylor Sanitarium after several months illness Funeral services scheduled for tomorrow.
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Texas
Lulu Pace
Baylor University
Baylor Sanitarium
Baby Face Lotion Promises Instant Clear Complexion
An advertisement for Baby Face Lotion claims it removes freckles pimples and liver spots in 3 minutes and leaves a natural baby smooth complexion. It targets refined women and men after shaving and guarantees satisfaction with a refund if not convinced.
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Albright & Wood
Two men convicted in torture of unwelcome suitor
Randolph M. Stelle and William MacClymont were found guilty of second degree assault in White Plains New York after they wrapped steel twisters around William Holland of New Jersey. Holland said the devices cut flesh and drew blood during a July incident. Judge Bleakley deferred sentence and denied bail.
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N. Y
A.P
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Newark
N. J
William MacClymont
William Holland
Howard
Holland
MacClymont
Stelle
Bleakley
River Tragedy Claims Two Young Lives Near Fort Smith
Webbie Jennings 11 and Daisy Sullivan 16 drowned while attempting to swim in the Arkansas River near Fort Smith Arkansas. The incident occurred June 17 as bystanders reported their struggle and exposure to currents. Rescue efforts followed but did not save the youths. Authorities investigated the drowning and reminded youths and guardians of river safety.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Webbie Jennings
Daisy Sullivan
Arkansas River
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Boy and sister rescued at Fort Smith free bridge
An 11 year old boy Johnnie Bell Sullivan and his sister Daisy were rescued after being swept toward Peaks two at the Fort Smith free bridge. An unidentified farmer helped bring them to safety.
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Daisy
Uniden
Fort Smith Free Bridge
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