Kellogg cites Bolshevik aims in Latin America and Mexico
Secretary Kellogg told the senate foreign relations committee that Bolshevik policy envisions Latin America and Mexico as bases for anti imperialist activity. He quoted Third International theses calling for united action against American imperialism and the United States as a target for revolutionary influence.
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Washington
Kellogg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Joey
Mexo
Latin America
Felows
Mexico
New World
United States
Ket International
Stade
Communists in U. S. Rebuked For Inaction in Latin America
The American Communist movement faces criticism for weak action in Latin America. Moscow directives push U S party to deepen anti imperialist work in Mexico and Latin America, with a May Day manifesto and a new All American Anti Imperialist League guiding campaigns and propaganda.
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U. S
Latin America
Direct Contact with Latin America and Mexico by Communist Agents
The text describes a broad network of direct contact with Mexico and Latin America by Communist agents, detailing visits by Johnstone Gomez and Loveston and plans for joint action with Mexican and Latin American parties. It notes campaigns against imperialism, formation of the All-America Anti-Imperialist League, and proposed congresses to advance anti imperialist activities in the Americas.
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Johnstone
Gomez
Loveston
Wrarenknecht
Phillippines
Ulnaer
Bellahed
Latin America
Canton
Communist International
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Litine Amperica
Labor Imperial Sn
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Pan-American Federat'on
Labe
Commune Party
V-america Anti
Mpersil
League
Pan-American Federation of Labor
Communist Parties of
Latin- America
Far East
Anti-Imperialist League
Impe Allem
United States
Power of Latin American Anti Imperialism Moves North
The document urges a continental workers and farmers movement against U S imperialism. It cites Latin American resentment of U S interventions and calls for solidarity through the All-America Anti Imperialist League, with joint action, independent Latin American strikes, and cross border cooperation among Communist and labor groups.
Calles Government Praised by American Communists for Stand
American Communists hail Calles government in Mexico for Latin American unity and anti imperialist stance. The 1926Worker’s Communist Party central committee resolution urges broader anti imperialist work, building the All American Anti Imperialist League in the United States and Latin America. It cites Calles central America and cooperation with anti imperialist groups as examples affecting global imperialism dynamics. It also notes Comintern guidance to support nationalist movements in colonized regions and the need for trained anti imperialist cadres.
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United States
Mexico
Communist International
Communist Party of America
China
Far West
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Seore Ant
Moscow
Communist Party
South America
Strumale
Movement For Freedom
Cuba
Philippines
Li'n
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Peru
Philppines
Porto Rico
Haiti
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Communist Parties
Central America
League
America
All-America
Workers (Communist) Party
Calles
AA. A. T L
All-American Anti-Imperialist League
Workers
Elass
Wour
Boe
Mexican Federation of Labor
Russia
Mexican Federation of Later i
Soviet sees Mexico as its political base in America
The Soviet Union seeks to reestablish diplomatic ties with Mexico, viewing Mexico as a convenient political base in the Americas. Reports cite enthusiastic reception for the Soviet legation and links between Russian diplomats, Mexican labor leaders, and alleged funds to support communist efforts in Mexico and against the United States.
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Mexico
America
United States
Rieit
Bourreoisie
Pestkovsky
Oialdes
Oura
Reds
Documenta
Moscow
Hnea
Mexican Federation of Labor
Russia
Mexico City
Boycott Against Goods of U S Is Suggested
A Spanish American committee in Mexico City proposes a boycott of American foods throughout Mexico and Central America in protest against U S policy toward Mexico and Nicaragua.
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U. S
Mexico City
Mexico
Central America
United States
Nicaragua
Kellogg Marks Latin America as Soviet Base in Policy Claim
Secretary Kellogg told senators that Bolshevik planners view Latin America and Mexico as a base for anti US activity and world revolution. He cited Communist International resolutions and notes from Moscow and Mexico City describing Latin America as a decisive front against imperialism and a strong link between Mexico and Soviet aims.
Catholics Rebel Against Mexico Revolt Claims Stir Vatican Reaction
Mexican Catholics report daily to Interior Minister while disputing publication estimates. Excelsior accuses U S of fraud over recognizing Nicaragua’s Sacasa regime, and questions U S motives amid Mexican unrest. Vatican notes on alleged incitement by Mexican bishops draws condemnation from Rome.
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United States
Iiyal
Coolidge
Excelsior
Coolidy
Adolfo Dine
Nicaragna
Jurn Sacaa
President College
Mexco
United Staty
Diuy
Consift- Panal
Nicaragua
Lta
Vatican
Rome
Mexico
Political restraint urged by Holy See guidance
The text notes adherence to Holy See recommendations urging observers to abstain from participation in political struggle and to claim only liberty of worship according to their religion. The fragment emphasizes religious freedom over political action.
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Holy See
Newspapers Called Great Aid to Safety in Massachusetts
Boston January 12 The annual report of the Association of Mutual Liability Insurance Companies praises newspapers as a powerful safety agency in Massachusetts It notes an educational push to involve adults as counselors on highway dangers and urges school child awareness The report also cites the new compulsory automobile liability insurance law as a factor to reduce accidents and enhance highway safety oversight
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Boston
Maassachusetts
Association of Mutual Liability Insurance Companies
Hvill
Influenza toll rises to 690 deaths in Tokyo area
Tokyo reports 690 fatalities in ten days from a severe influenza outbreak, with total deaths since November reaching 2,468. The epidemic primarily claims lives of children across the city, prompting emergency measures as Japan faces a worsening health crisis.
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Japan
Tokyo
Obituary notices from Southport and Bridgeport area
Obituary notices summarize several deaths and funeral plans from Southport Bridgeport area. Frank Pinkaski aged twenty nine dies in Bridgeport hospital with services at Mill Hill Terrace and St Thomas Fairfield. Pietro Romano dies, services at 208 Hamilton Street and Holy Rosary then St Michael's. Mrs Nellie Morrison funeral from 79 Wordin Avenue with high mass at St Peter's Church. Caroline Lascinsky funeral from 190 Orland Street and Holy Cross Church. Patrick W Quin funeral from 86 Revere Street with Requiem Mass at Blessed Sacrament Church and interment at St Michael's. Sidney Caldwell dies in Staten Island, services at Trinity Episcopal Church, burial Lakeview. Lucas Krisak death in Trumbull with Mass at Sts Cyril and Methodius. John Maloney services at Mullins parlor and St Augustine. Lawrence Nagy dies, services at 982 Hancock Avenue and Holy Trinity Church, burial Mountain Grove. Ann Barry death, funeral from 253 Oranges Street to Blessed Sacrament Church with burial in St Michael's. George Nelson death, services Englewood Hospital, burial at St Michael's. schoolboy note of George Nelson graduation status.
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Southport
Bridgeport
Mill Hill Terrace
St Thomas' Church
Fairfield
S St. Thomas
Pietro Romano
Hamilton Street
Holy Rosary Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Nellie Morrison
Wordin Avenue
St. Peter's Church
Edward J. Morrison
E. Curran
L Bush
H. Nolan
Alice Morrison
Lucetta Warner Circle F
Caroline Lascinsky
Orland Street
Holy Cross Church
Stephen Galla
Mchael Farence
Peter Kochiss
Lewis Lange
Joseph Hutak
Andrew Skupak
M. Golob
Jins T Michael
Patrick W. Quin
Revere Street
Blessed Sacrament Church
John J. Kennedy
Thomas Griffin
John J. Walsh
George Johnon
P F. Bowe
Patrick Bowe
M. J. Grattan
Wiegand
Sacramento Parish
Margaret Barr Quin
J. Francis Smith
Francis
Quin Adams
Vincent B. Quin
Mia
Thomas H. Cox
Walter
Quin
In &J. Michael's Cemetery
Sidney Caldwell
Worth Street
East Side
Staten Island
Bridgeport Towing Inc
Babcock
Black Rock Harbor
Carrie Be, Caldwell
Care Goodwin
Alfred Horn
Bernice L. Caldwell
Trinity Episcopal Church
EB. N. McKinley
Lakeview Cemetery
Lucas Krisak
Trumbull
Arctic Street
Sts. Cyril and Methodius R. C
St. Michael's Ceme
Shannon Maloney
Jones Avenue
Mullins, Scott and Redgate
Golden Hall Street
St. Augustine's Church
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Lawrence Nagy
Hancock Avenue
Holy Trinity Church
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Ann Barry
Patrick Barry
Oranges Street
IO Olek
Jimea Joseph
Thomas Barry
East End
George Nelson
Albert Nelson
Cleveland Avenue
Englewood Hospital
Engewced Hospital
Alfred Driscoll
St Augustine
St Michael's Cemetery
Central High School
Sacasa to Quit JP U. 5 Persists
Fragmented text reports on Nicaragua and U S policy disputes. It mentions Vice-President Coolidge, President Coolidge, Chamorro and Diaz, elections, U S influence, and threats of war. The readable portion centers on political turmoil, U S involvement, and potential resignation amid tensions.
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Sacasa
JP U. 5
Liniment From Washington Bal Club Trainer Boosts Players
A reader testimonial from Chief C of the Chicago White Sox praises Mike Martin's Liniment used by Washington Baseball Club trainer tin. The ad claims the product eases aches and rheumatic pain, helps pitching, and offers to send a bottle by parcel post if a local druggist lacks it.
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Washington Baseball Club
Chicago White Sox
Mike Martin
Mike Marti
Washington
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