Mexico President brands clergy rebel group backed by action
President Abelardo Rodriguez accuses Roman Catholic clergymen of fomenting rebellion and orders Attorney General Portes Gil to act against those found guilty. The move signals a push to expel archbishops and bishops and later priests, as the supreme court sanctions forfeiture of church property rented for church use.
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United Press
Mexico City
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Emilio Portes Gil
Rodriguez
Portes Gil
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Bandit Seeks Parole After Oklahoma City Visit
Matt Kimes, on leave from a life sentence, tours Oklahoma City under guard and seeks clemency from Gov. Murray. Attorney bets 14 to 3 he will win parole amid persistent opposition to mercy. The 8 year notoriety stems from two bank robberies in one day when he was 18.
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Oklahoma City
Matt Kimes
State Penitentiary
W. H. Murray
Kimes
W. C. Turner
Turner
Matt
Sid White
Knute Rockne
Rockne
Notre Dame
John Weibie
Four Horsemen
Neccou
Howard Paul
Tom Gallaghar
Jack Hall
Little Wolf
Markogee
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Attacks on Government From Undisclosed Letter
A letter claims to provoke legal action by the attorney general against perceived enemies. The author asserts a duty to oppose revolution and to prosecute those challenging the social and political regime. He alleges guilt based on nationality and religious ties and attaches proofs for investigation.
Young Barrow Plenty Tough In Interview
A 20 year old Dallas youth L C Barrow brother of Clyde and Buck Barrow described as a leader of an urban outlaw band is jailed after a string of holdups. He refused to discuss Clyde and Buck and threats against others. officers planned formal robbery with firearms charges and identified him in a drug store holdup.
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Dallas
L. C. Barrow
Clyde
Buck
L. C
Bonnie Parker
Louisiana
Southwest
Badman
Henry Barrow
South Texas
Bonnie
Will Fritz
W. B. Dougherty
Barrow
Dougherty
Captain Fritz
Texas
Ross Sterling
Iowa
Dr Cook North Pole Claim Credited by English Writer
London reports historian J Gordon Hayes endorsed Frederick A Cook’s North Pole claim as genuine in his book The Conquest of the North Pole. Hayes credited Cook as accurate while noting Byrd and Bennett were first to reach the pole. He disputed Peary’s proximity, stating he never reached within 60 miles.
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North Pole
Byrd
Bennett
London
Frederick A. Cook
J. Gordon Hayes
Robert E. Peary
The
Hayes
Cook
Richard KE. Byrd
Lloyd Bennett
Pole
Peary
Negro pastor brings manna for audience at Mt Gilead Church
At Mt Gilead Baptist Church in Port Worth on Oct 31, Prof E Williams, a Negro lecturer and magician, wowed a crowd of over 200 by producing fried chicken, biscuits, bread, fruit, and utensils from empty cylinders to illustrate magic and religion. He explained Moses’ miracles as magic and Christ’s as divine.
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Port Worth
Mt. Gilead Baptist Church
E. Williams
Williams
Moses
Christ
Peary Pole Return Distances Questioned by Hayes
Hayes analyzes Peary’s claim of reaching 87°47′ N and covering about 150 miles in under 56 hours. He argues the pace implies 75 miles per day on rough ice, or the pole was not reached. Hayes also suggests Cook’s 1908 achievements may be substantially genuine apart from pole attainment.
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Peary
Elther
Cook
Hayes
Admiral Peary
North Pole
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