United States and Mexico Resume Full Diplomatic Ties
The United States and Mexico will restore full diplomatic relations and recognize President Obregon’s government. Embassy staffs resume official status. pending claims go to appointed commissioners. Conventions approved, signatures expected in weeks as former policy toward Latin America aims to protect American rights despite regional upheavals.
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Associated Pross
Washington, D. C
United States
Mexico
State Department
President Obregon
Mexico City
Charles B. Warren
John Barton Payne
Caranza
Phillips
Government of
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Obregon
Washington
Latin-America
Wilson
Harding
Obrejgon
Fivo
Paper delivery deadline notice for Courier readers
The Courier will be delivered to homes before 5 39. If the paper is not received by that time an error will be recorded and a copy will be sent. Please call 5100 before 6 22 p m to arrange a replacement or report issues.
Disabled Veterans Chief Confers With President Coolidge
Commander James A. McFarland of the Disabled Veterans visits Washington and meets President Coolidge to discuss needs and desires of World War crippled heroes.
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Disabled Veterans
Coolidge
James A. McFarland
Disabled Veterans’ Organization
Washington
President Coolidge
New Flogging May Mean Martial Law in Okmulgee
United Press reports Okmulgee Oklahoma faces martial law again unless those who flogged C White are punished Sheriff John Russell was ordered to produce results White identified three floggers including a deputy sheriff and two businessmen Troops enforced martial law in July after many floggings. In Tulsa seven masked men abducted W J Matthews before he could be flogged under martial law forces. He escaped after sustaining a broken rib and severe bruising.
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United Press
Okmulgee
Okla
C. White
J. C. Walton
John Russell
White
Tulsa
Okio
W. J. Matthews
Red Fork
Matthews
Mystery to Death of Movie Director in Santa Monica
Herbert Jones a motion picture writer and director was found unconscious in his Santa Monica home yesterday and died in hospital. His feet and legs were badly buried, no fire was seen, and a tube near his bed had six sedative tablets removed.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Herbert Jones
Jones
Altho
Foreign policy unchanged Hughes pledges
Secretary of State Hughes declared no fundamental shift in American policy toward Europe or the Western Hemisphere with the new administration. Speaking at the American Bar Association on the Monroe doctrine, he rejected claims of interdicting Latin American affairs and said such misinterpretations disturb relations with sister republics.
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United Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Europe
Hughes
American Bar Association
United States
Latin-America
Europe trembles as war prospects flare again
London reports in 1923 that Europe fears a Greco Italian crisis could trigger a continental war. Analysts map cascading risks across Albania, Macedonia, Salonika, and the Adriatic, with Serbia Greece and Turkey poised for involvement and multiple nations eyed for possible action.
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London
Europs
Sarajevo
Italy
League of Nations
Ialy
Greece
Europe
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Albania
Macedonia
Adriatic
Salonika
Bladine Sells Cedar Falls Daily Record to C. S. Coddington
L. E. Bladine longtime editor and publisher of the Cedar Falls Daily Record sold the paper to C. S. Coddington of Carterville. The new owner will assume control on Saturday September 1. Bladine, currently away, has served as editor and internal revenue collector, with substantial time in Dubuque.
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Cedar Wallis
Aus
L. E. Bladine
Cedar Falls
One Week to Live for William Olander in Prison
Fort Madison Iowa August 31 William Olander prisoner on death row at the Iowa state penitentiary faces execution next Friday for the Fort Dodge grocer murder. His attorney exhausted appeals and he remains composed, eating regular prison fare. Burial plans place his body in the prison cemetery at Boone where his aged mother requested interment.
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William Olander
Iowal Istate Penitentiary
Olander
Tha
Fort Dodge
Peach
Altho
Buriel
Prixon
Boone
State Penitentiary
Legal Holiday in San Antonio Over Mexican Recognition
Mayor John W. Fobl u declared a legal holiday in San Antonio to mark Mexico recognizing the republic. A special train will depart Saturday noon for Mexico City carrying businessmen to congratulate President Obregon. Parades and fireworks were planned for the night celebration.
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San Antonio
Tex
John W.foblu
Mexico
Brookhart vows fight on Cummins chairmanship
United States Senator Brookhart announces plans to seek removal of James Cummins as chairman of the Interstate Commerce Committee. He argues the water clause in the railroad bill should be repealed to lower freight rates without wage cuts and cites valuation figures as justification. He defends his Soviet trip and reiterates support for the bonus funded by wartime and peacetime veterans.
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United Pro Manly
Senator Cumming
Pepale Interstate Commerce Committee
Senator Brookhart
Brookhart
Washington
Yie
Firssia
Sovieta OY
Helief
Brockhart
Four-Year-Old Run Over in Independence Street Incident
In Independence Iowa on a Thursday at 1020 am George Polk of Quasqueton driving slowly along East Main Street struck Brayton Fisher four years old son of Mr and Mrs Donald Fisher. The child darted from behind an ice wagon and was apparently run over by a rear wheel, crushing his skull. Witnesses said the driver was not to blame.
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Independence
Brayton
Donald Fisher
East Main Street
George Polk
Quasqueton
Polk
Altho
Im Nowise Lo
Thirsty Janitor Fined Five Dollars for Contempt
Sioux City Iowa August 31 Daniel Horan a public school janitor received a five dollar penalty for contempt of court after urging a police witness to open and pass around a bottle of liquor during a liquor hearing. The incident occurred when a police officer displayed alcohol as evidence and Horan spoke loudly enough to incur the fine.
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Sioux City
Daniel Horan
Horan
Miners and Operators Enter Quiet Wage Talks in Pa. Conference
Thousands of Wyoming Valley miners walk out to press pension demands as union and operators hold behind closed doors in Harrisburg amid ongoing wage scale talks. Gov Pinchot mediates a split on a 10 percent raise while agreeing to eight hour day principles. union seeks arbitration clarity and checkoff inclusion.
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Wyoming Valley
Cabot Mine
United Press
Harrisburg
Wtion
Ito Gov. Pinchot
Gov. Pinchot
John &. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Iowa Farm Products to Be Seen at Eastern Fairs
Iowa farms will showcase state fair exhibits in eastern fairs with Secretary Gaddis promoting the best fruits vegetables and hog stock. A copy of the exhibit will travel with displays planned for Springfield Massachusetts Trenton New Jersey and other eastern fair venues as part of a "Boort Town" program.
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Des Moines
Agricultura
Gaddidn
Springfield
Mase
Ami
New Jersey Stitt Fade
Trenton
Pistol Permits Hit Chicago Civic Pride
International News Wire report from Chicago notes that pistol and revolver permits face new limits as the state's attorney restricts issuances outside districts. The piece jokes about firearms for self defense, accidents, and killings, claiming permits could curb needless violence while satirically describing widespread gun use in the city.
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International News Wire
Chicago
Attornay
Justice of the Peres
Funman
Four Embalmers in One Ohio Family Story
St. Chrisville Ohio August 31 The Johnston family holds the record for embalmers in Ohio Albert Johnston and his two sons Lowell and Waris and Waris wife are licensed embalmers operating as Albert Johnston and Song furniture dealers and embalmers The business was renewed here about two thirds of a century ago by the late Benjamin Ruggles Johnston a World War II veteran Upon his death Albert took charge of the firm which remains in operation
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Johnston
Ohio
Albert Johnston
Lowell
Waris
Albert Johnston & Song
Benjamin Ruggles Johnston
AL Hi
Albert
Baseball Today Delivers Mixed Results Across Parks
National showdowns feature Brooklyn and Philadelphia with split outcomes as hitters struggle and pitchers hold firm. In key matchups, Pittsburgh hosts St. Louis with Dow Cooper and Schiav, while Cincinnati faces Chicago, and notable duos Aldridge and O Fox appear amid a flurry of substitutions.
Pony Express Revival Reenacts Historic Mail Ride West
The Pony Express reenactment begins at the Missouri river bank with Robert Leo Shepherd leading the expedition toward the Pacific coast. About fifty riders and two hundred fifty horses participate, alternating every fifty miles with a goal to beat the old seven day crossing record.
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Pony Express
Missouri River
Pacific Coast
Unite Press
Joseph
Ma. Aus
United States
Lincoln
Robert Leo Shepherd
Shepherd
Chi
Pacific
Bathomatty
Greece Proclaims Martial Law As Italian Fleet Enters
Amid escalating tensions over Greece and Italy, martial law is proclaimed in Greece as reports confirm Italian fleet movements toward Corfu. Dispatches from Athens, Rome, and London note Greece rejecting part of Italy's ultimatum while agreeing to others, with international pressure to avoid full conflict.
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Italy
Trieste
Fascisti
Athens
Britain
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League of Nations
Geneva
Council of the League
Corfu
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Mussolini
Admiralty
Juga- Slavia
Turkey
Juga-Slavia
Fiume
Turke
City resort keeper jailed on 17000 bond
Sioux City police pursue chain of immoral resorts after a 13 year old girl was found abused in a house run by Reuben McArthur. Chief Shanley says McArthur enticed the girl downtown and kept her prisoner in a dark room. Bonds set at 17000.
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Sioux City
James F. Shanley
Aegro
Reuben McArthur
Shanley
McArthur
Carlos W. Goltz
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