Tucson Sees Mexico Recognition Boost West Coast Outlook
Tucson bankers predicted swift benefits from U S recognition of the Obregon government of Mexico. They forecast increased trade and investment, higher bank clearings, more freight and passenger traffic through the Ol Puebl routing, and Tucson as a gateway to the West Coast. Local officials and capital groups expect new projects, hotel and rail expansion, and stronger ties with Mexico and eastern financiers.
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United States
Obregon
Mexico
Wileen
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Seattle
Southern Pacific
New York City
Charien Walker
Conmemdated National Bank
Heron
Walker
Tages
Meztee
Toca
Ralirse
Thig City
H. R. Titeembh
Pacific Coast
Mexico City
Coolidge
Mate Drachman
Arizona National Bank
Pony Express Returns to Historic Kansas Route
The relayed Pony Express will travel from St Joseph through Atchison Leavenworth and Lawrence before Topeka with 2 riders and 12 mounts covering 143 miles. Ruth Wiseman starts Nevada leg, William S. Tewie Jr. and 243 horses planned, army riders replaced by one woman rider.
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Wiliam
Tewie, Jr
California
Welte Fargo Express Company
Greece Replays Talks With Yugoslav Acting Foreign Minister
Greece conferred with the acting foreign minister of Yugoslavia amid the Italy related controversy. Both sides discussed the dispute and possible resolutions.
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Jugo-Slavia
Italy
Committee to Direct First Industry Show Formed
City civic and fraternal groups form an executive committee at the chamber of commerce to plan the first industry show. William Hetiman named managing director in San Francisco for registrations and entertainment arrangements. Sub committees to handle details meet this afternoon. Underwriting by 156 men guarantees financial support with potential pro rata levies if losses occur. Members listed include H D Langers chair and R E Butler among others.
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William Hétaiman
Chatiber of Commerce
San Francisco
Horstman
Periente
H. D Laogers
Monte Macsfeld
R E. Butler
H. A. DeFord
L. C. James
Ba Vatdervries
F. Oo
Godel
Turbulent Mexican Crisis and U S Interim Policy
A review of U S actions under constitutional authority amid Mexican turmoil. President Wilson decried the watchful waiting approach, recalls and diplomatic reshuffles followed as Huerta and Villa factions clashed. Carranza emerged as de facto leader, while Pershing led the Columbus raid and border tensions intensified.
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N. Y
Mexico
Murata
Averta
United States
Ani
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Madero
Villa
Mexco
Columbus
Pershing
Adolphe de la Huerta
Sonora
Genera Odrefon
Ignacio Bonillas
Carransa
Newspapers Warned Against Publishing Italian Military Moves
A semi official Italian government statement warned newspapers not to publish movements of Italian military or naval units. It threatened severe measures against those who publish such information. The notice follows sightings of ISEW moving troops and emphasizes press restraint.
Union Drops Demands in Long-Term Weegee Agreement
The union abandons this and other demands in return for the long-term Weegee Agreement. It offers renewed negotiations between the parties without men.
Provisional President Named In Mexican Conflict
The article notes De la Huerta being proclaimed provisional president by the Congress and Obregon’s election to a four year term. Obregon assumed office December 1, 1929, establishing military command. International reactions varied with some nations recognizing Obregon while Britain waited for U.S. action.
Sheriff Office Jail Fresh Coat by Trusties
Under Deputy L G Wagner nine trusted prisoners are painting the county jail interior for the first time in two years. Calcimine and paint cover worn areas, improving health hazards as work moves from new sections toward the old and the women’s department.
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L. G. Wagner
Jell
Officials Permit Suspension Orders To Take Effect Tonight
Local authorities have approved the suspension orders, allowing them to become effective this evening. Details indicate the measures apply to affected individuals and entities, with enforcement expected by midnight.
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Ite
Administration to delay road action amid coal talks
The administration will take no new road action while talks continue on the coal crisis. A conference with Governor Pinchot’s framework and the coal commission chair Hammond and President Coolidge resulted in the emergency distribution plan being placed in abeyance. Miners and operators remain willing to negotiate.
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Coal Commission
Cooliége
Miners Walk Out In Wyom ing Valley Strike
Thousands of miners in the Wyoming Valley quit work today in response to a union order after leaders failed to agree on a new wage scale to replace the expired one.
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Wyoming
Wilkesbarre, Pa
Wyoming Valley
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