Catholic bishops suspend services in Mexico July 31
In Mexico City July 25 the Catholic episcopate ordered the suspension of all religious services requiring priestly offices after July 31. The pastoral letter denounces government decrees restricting church rights and vows continued religious work. Pope Pius XI backs the bishops in opposing the anti religious provisions. In New York President Calles told the AP the situation is normal and rumors of anti government action are denied.
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U S Economy Hits Peak 1925 Railroad Profits Record
AP reports that calendar 1925 saw record high industrial and commercial activity in the United States with no credit inflation or boom psychology. The 1928 book notes steady expansion driven by speculative interest, especially in transportation and communications. Railroad traffic rivaled peak years and net railway operating income reached 1.12 billion for class No 1 lines.
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Washington
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Hook
Mexican president predicts boycott will fail
The Mexican president warns that the proposed boycott will fail and disrupt public peace while criticizing the movement as dangerous. He asserts new religious regulations aim to deter unrest and protect order amid mounting tensions.
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County road improvements under way in Silver Bow area
Work continues on upgrading county roads with lime rock coating on the Meaderville route from the county line to the Butte suburb and planned paving toward Centerville. Commissioners report rapid progress with maintenance, recent completion of tasks, and a new Russell tractor aiding travel from the county hospital to Mel Fowe and Divide to the Big Hole river.
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Durkin Attacked by Prisoners in Ring Inside Prison
In Conk Prison eight inmates formed a ring and severely beat Martin J Durkin a gunman serving a penitentiary sentence for the murder of a federal agent. Officials say Durkin was assaulted after allegedly insulting a prisoner’s sweetheart while guards arrived. No one has named the assailants.
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Former head of Dry Forces to face grand jury
Jod Dress Francisco July 26 Colonel Ned M Green suspended prohibition director for Northern California and Nevada is slated to answer a federal grand jury summons to justify his claim that a director of prohibition may drink and host liquor events. US Attorney George Hatfield says the offense could carry 10 years in jail if he embezzled government property. Green says no property was taken, only gifts of liquor.
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Five Die In Auto Wrecks And Bridge Collapse
Weekend tragedies across regions caused multiple fatalities. A Coal River Whitesville bridge collapse killed six and injured many as spectators crowded the span. a Cleveland auto plunge killed five. two airplane crashes claimed lives including author Leroy Jeffers in Wawona California. Police and hospitals treated the injured and searched for missing.
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Moody leads in Texas Democratic primary for governor
In Dallas a partial count shows Attorney General Dan Moody ahead of Ma Ferguson and four other candidates in the Texas Democratic gubernatorial primary. Moody held a 387 vote lead as returns from 238 of 252 counties were tallied, with 190,000 votes behind Ferguson in incomplete counts. If Moody wins a majority, he becomes the Democratic nominee. if not, a second primary will be held next month.
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Europe United in Hatred of United States Says Johnson
Senator Hiram Johnson of California urged withdrawal of the proposal for entry into the world court, declaring Europe united in hatred of the United States. He noted small nations acquiesced and warned against being drawn by those who hate America, urging prompt withdrawal.
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Sight tremors shake towns across central valley
Earth tremors rattled dishes and shelves in Fresno and nearby towns from 9 40 to 10 20 am causing no reported damage. Reports from Madera Clovis Kerman Mendota Los Banos Chowchilla Livingston Reedley and other valley towns indicate the tremors were felt in Fresno Madera and Merced counties while Bakersfield Modesto and extreme ends reported no noticeable quakes. A separate four to five second shock was felt in Sacramento shortly after 10 am not strong enough for instrumental recording.
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Illinois probe hears witnesses on vote theft charges
Democratic and Republican nominees for the United States finals have been subpoenas to inform a Senate investigating committee about alleged vote theft in the recent primary. The Bue Penas have ie been taued for Aventh Sentimony is expected to provide new Hn lf vast sume of money firm.
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Illinois Slush Fund Probe Opens With New Sensations
Chicago witnesses are ordered to testify as a senate committee begins investigating campaign expenditures in the Illinois primary. Subpoenas demand checks, accounts, and other financial papers. Named figures include George a Democrat nominee, Samuel Insull, Edward Weight, Charles Tarrett, and Rep. McKinley figures. Thomas W. Cunningham of Philadelphia is ordered to appear. Senator La Follette and Governor King will share responsibility for the Bearman case.
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North Butte Men Ready Leasing Work At Granite Mountain
North Butte Mining president Richard M. Atwater says no new leases will be signed before August 1 at Granite Mountain. With 1s contracts already signed, 60 leasing parties have applied for blocks of about nine, as Atwater notes the company prepares to finalize arrangements and move forward with the leasing plan.
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Good Returns Forecast for Sheep Industry in 1926
The department of agriculture forecast a 10 percent rise in the 1928 lamb top and suggested lamb prices over the next year may stay only slightly below last year. Wool prices may hold near current levels, with no clear return to the earlier peak. Prospects depend on the 1926 lamb crop, a potential hogsupply increase next spring, and improving business conditions.
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Fire sweeps Blackfeet forest with 40000 acres burned
The Kaniksu forest in the northern state area faces worst winds of the fire season. By July 20, 151 district fires occurred, with 100 extinguished. remaining blazes grow despite efforts. A major fire riddled Granite Creek drainage and extended 18 miles along the divide from North Baldy to Ri Four, spreading through the forest as crews struggle to control it.
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Joyce Denies Attemting Death by Own Action
Joyce Hawley recovering in county hospital after an overdose of sleeping potion denies attempting suicide. Publicity around her recent incident at a suburb tavern sparked officials’ protests as her family visits the hospital. Joyce says she took three doses after a confrontation at a hotel, but doctors say her condition is not critical.
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Shotgun Slayer Faces Death Row In Meaderville Jail
Tony Vettere, convicted of a massacre that terrified Meaderville, has 32 days to live unless clemency arrives. In the county jail, fellow condemned inmates debate fate and exchange daily talks as Vettere and Loule Won await execution. Won, a young Chinese murderer, shares a cell with Vettere’s circle, while Vettere dines with friends and remains untroubled by looming hanging.
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