Obregon Faces International Crisis Over Evans Killing
Reports say the murder of Mrs Rosalie Evans near Texomelucan triggers a diplomatic rift between Britain and Mexico. Britain seeks U S government mediation as agrarian and anti Obregon factions spark tensions, with officials urging restraint and a quick resolution.
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Commons May Lose Lady Astor Picture
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Commons debate over Lady Astor portrait issues and a female donor, with unclear details on names, motives, or outcomes. The readable portion suggests discussions about potential changes or removal at parliamentary venues.
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Britain Demands Mexico Accept Responsibility
Prime Minister Macdonald told the House of Commons that Britain has informed Mexico it must realize responsibility for a tragic death. He defended the ambassadorial action and said suitable compensation would be provided in due course as details from the American cross inquiry emerge.
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Blast At Gary Plant Kills Three Injures Six
A massive explosion at the Illinois Steel plant in Gary destroys property valued at about one million dollars. Three workers are dead and six others seriously injured as a gas ignition likely triggered the blast. The force of the explosion pounds walls and steel structures, leaving debris scattered across the site and nearby streets.
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Mexico proclaims end of revolutions under new president
From New Orleans Aug 6 Mexico declares its last revolution over with Gen Plutarco Calles as president elect stating Mexico will uphold the new constitution, respect foreign capital, and pursue social justice and debt repayment. Calles plans a Europe trip to study labor and economic conditions.
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Receiver Denied For Country Club In New York
Supreme Court Justice McGoldrick denied a petition to appoint a receiver for Rockwood Hall Country Club near Tarrytown. Harold Balter, who created the club plan, said the Tarrytown Realty Syndicate lost its stake after fourteen members invested 35 000 to gain 50000 plus life memberships. Club president is Frank H Hitchcock. directors include A J Drexel Biddle and others. Court records show assets of 31618 000 and liabilities of 917 000.
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Worshipers Confront Wolf Pack at Italian Church
Villagers of San Vito fought a pack of wolves at the village church as worshipers gathered inside. The wild animals tried to enter the doorway while others fled, having been seen near the Vesuvian observatory in the days prior.
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Train Demolishes Auto Two Dead Two Injured
Aug 65 two sons were killed and two injured when Blue Ridge passenger train No 2 from Anderson to Helronetruck demolished an automobile at Shirleys Crossing three miles east of the city. The dead are Fred Cox 19 white, James Delph 7 colored, John Delph 14 brother, and Fohrim Delph 40 father of the regro who was killed. The injured suffered bruises and a fractured shawl. All were taken to a local hospital.
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President accepts resignation of Ambassador Warren to Mexico
President Coolidge accepted the formal resignation of Charles B. Warren as Ambassador to Mexico and praised his role in restoring diplomatic relations. Warren criticized Wilson era Mexico policy and urged protection of American life and property. Coolidge said a successor will be named from outside the diplomatic corps.
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Polish Town Raid by Bolshevist Band
An armed Bolshevist group raided Stolpce in Poland wounding officials and killing seven policemen. The attackers freed prisoners from jail and looted the post office and railway station before fleeing. Polish cavalry moved to the scene under machine gun fire. several raiders wore red star uniforms.
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Four Die as Train Hits Car Near New Lisbon NJ
Four persons perished when their automobile was struck by the Seashore Express of the Pennsylvania Railroad at New Lisbon New Jersey. The dead are Mr and Mrs Clifford Haines and Mr and Mrs Harry Bush of Lisbon. The Haines family leaves five children while the Bush family has three.
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Rare powders claim by Edna Wallace Hopper
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes two beauty powders made to her order priced at five dollars per box, offered to women at ordinary prices. Powder types include a light and a cream finish in white, flesh, and brunette shades, advertised as enduring and designed to enhance the wearer’s appearance.
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Gasoline Consumption In Jane Breaks Record
The DP Department of the Interior reports gasoline production in June at 727,080,701 gallons, down 24 percent from the month’s high of 754,778,282 gallons in Way. Despite the decline, gasoline output rose 16 percent from June last year.
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Beef Shortage Forecast by Chicago Meat Leaders
John T Russell, former president of the Master Butchers association, warned at a convention that beef may vanish from poorer tables as corn crop scarcity drives up prices. He said cattle fed on alfalfa lack the taste corn gives, predicting tender steaks and roasts will become rare and pricey for the less affluent.
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Robbery at Third and Fourth Streets Southwest
Thomas Isaac, 60, of 214 Fourth Street Northwest, told police in precinct Four that three men, described as Negro, held him up last night at Third and Fourth streets southwest and robbed him of four dollars. Police report filed.
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Trains Crash in Brooklyn Injures Eighteen
A wooden elevated line train on the Brooklyn Manhattan Transit Company collided with a steel subway train at Ocean Parkway station, injuring eighteen including four critical. Motorman John McNicholas said brake failure caused the crash. he jumped to the platform, the wooden train telescoped. McNicholas later arrested for homicide.
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