Defense League to Carry On Fight for Religious Freedom
Mexico City July 25 The National League for Defense of Religious Liberty resumes work after three traders were arrested and the headquarters closed Temporary freeters have taken over and the new offices are undisclosed The league faces scrutiny from Attorney General Ortega who investigates the three men and the league over actions tied to a boycott dispatches from Vera Cruz report nuns and several lay believers jailed in Havana.
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Mexico City
National League For Defense of Religious Liberty
League
Aieust
Ortega Ote
Vera Cruz
Havana
Catholic Religious Services to Cease in Mexico
A translated Vatican letter condemns Mexican anti religious decrees and laws. It notes Catholic worship is halted while church property remains, urging faith to endure. The Pope cites prior papal letters denouncing the laws and calls for prudence amid persecution.
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Mexico
Pope Virs
Hs Halinese
Riar
Pius
Benedict AV
Pope Pocis
Benedict
Berty Iewl
Poe
Quaker Oats Promises Morning Support For Breakfast
An advertisement extols Quaker Oats as a balanced breakfast staple, noting its 16 percent protein and 58 percent carbohydrate content with vitamins and fiber. It asserts oats provide steady morning energy and urges grocers to stock two varieties, quick and regular cooking.
Mexican Crisis and Texas Gubernatorial Returns
Mexico faces a phase of reaction under the government as Calles claims normalcy amid anti-government agitation. In Texas Moody leads Ferguson in early returns for governor, with factional Republican fights and incumbents holding leads in most districts. Cardinal Hayes calls for Catholics to pray for Mexican brethren amid tensions and potential economic blockades.
Norris Discusses Famous Killings
A historical column portrays minister Norris as an ardent reactionary and evangelical figure. It portrays his opponents as using fear and threats to push verdicts under the banner of law and order, while accusing Norris of theatrics and coercive rhetoric in religious disputes.
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Norris
Rowlinson
Texas
Howlinson
Sorris
Knights of Darkness
Oldest Worker Col. Lee Crandall Aged 4 in Gov Forces
Col Lee Crandall, listed as deputy colonel of Internal Revenue at Washington, is described as the oldest worker in these government forces and is noted at the age of four.
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Lee Crandall
Colvorter
Internal Revenue
Washington
Smoky Mountain Park Created by Congress Report
Fragmentary OCR notes state Smoky Mountain in North VareLug recently created one National Park by Congress. Text references curs arist Testament of Aimerican ibber urany sze in Loe Bastiorn States.
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Smoky Mountain
VareLug
Congress
Aimerican Ibber Ie Urany
Loe Bastiorn
Local Policeman Dies After Fall At Home
Patrolman Lombard dies after a fall from a trapeze during restoratives at the McPadden house. Death attributed to sudden heart failure or fall injury. Survived by wife Margaret and six children, with funeral set for July 28 at Peters Church after services at home on 195 Worden Avenue.
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McPadden
Daniel McPadden
Greensput
Dr. Peters
Lombard
Margaret
John
Denis
Richard
Edward
William
Richard Lombard
Bridgeport
Timothy
York
Dennis
Ireland
Charles Degeon
Jersey Heights
N. J
Cilen Pitzgerald
Agnes Coughlin
Ferguson Defeat Looms In Texas Democratic Primary
Moody leads with 184,827 votes while Ferguson trails at 209, new partial results from 34 counties show Moody short of a majority. Davidson, Lynch Lumberman, stands third with 79,914 and other candidates have minor totals. If no majority, a run off is set for August 28 between Moody and Ferguson. Election officials expect total Democratic vote to reach 676,000 to 700,000.
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Moody
Ferguson
Austin
Texas
Mooy
H. H. Haines
R. B. Creager
E. P. Scott
Corpus Christi
Wurzbach
Creager
Fred F. iKnerseh
James P. Buchanan
Brenhamt
James R. Hamilton
Buchanan
Dan
Texas Election Bureau
Lynch Davidson
Houston
F. Zimmerman
Naples
Edith Wilmans
Dallas
K. MM. Johnston
Kureau
Senate
Itrus
Stpstead
Minneta
Repubican
Cummins
Iowa
Porter
Brookhart
Glass
Virginia
Hellin
Alabama
Federal Reserve Board
Herlin
Young Maine Sweethearts Eloped Found Safe
David Coughlin and Nellie Piper, both fourteen and high school freshmen, who fled northern Maine in two elopements within two weeks, were found tonight by Sheriff Cummings walking toward Machias and taken into custody at Machias.
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Ellsworth
David Coughlin
Nellie Piper
Maine
Sheriff Cummings
East Machias
Machias
Taken Ill In Auto Bank Officer Dies In Greenwich
Gillmore Ashurmer a 59 year old trust officer with United States Fidelity and Guaranty company died after being stricken while driving from New London to his Brooklyn home. He was born in Baltimore and had worked 20 years with the firm. He served as a deacon at Flatbush Congregational church and leaves a widow two daughters and two sisters. Funeral is set for Tuesday with burial in Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn.
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Greenwich
New London
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gillmore Ashurmer
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
New York City
Greenwich ™ Hospital
Ashurmer
Baaltimore
New York Company
Flatbush Congregational Church
George W. Stevens
Alare Gilmore Markgraf
Emily T. An&k
Katherine Ashurmer
Baltimore
Greenwood Cemetery
Ansonia Girl Shot on Housatonic River
Grace Potter of Ansonia was accidentally shot below the heart while canoeing with friends on the Housatonic River. A .22 caliber rifle discharged during revolver practice by several young men. investigators pursued leads, no arrests, Grace hospitalized in Griffin Hospital with serious injuries.
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Derby
Housatonic
Grace Potter
William B. Poter
Ansonia
Griffin Hospital
New Haven
Gabiau region faces oil product import asset issue
France anticipates an import asset in petroleum products in Gabiau, Hevault department, now under ceasement.
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France
Prouduebon
Gabiau
Hevault
Police Rescue of Judge Johnson Shocks Georgia
In Folstone Georgia seven men were arrested in Ware County tonight over the kidnapping attempt on Judge Henry Johnson of Chariton County Court. Johnson, a lumberman, was overpowered by a police officer while being carried toward Waycross. He was unharmed despite threats to his life.
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Folstone
Werther
le Ware
Henry Johnson
Chariton County Court
Vares Victory May Prove Futile
Discussion on how the current Senate makeup affects party power, noting 49 Democrats and 56 Republicans with insurgent factions. Insurgent Republicans and insurgent Democrats blur lines, making outcomes uncertain despite statistical majorities. Also reports Chicago subpoenas in Illinois primary campaign inquiry.
Four Bandits Flee With $13 000 Haul
Four bandits flee with a $13 000 haul after holding up a location. William Linderman attempted to intervene as they escaped from the fourth floor. A robber shot him in the abdomen. The thieves escaped in a waiting automobile operated by a fifth member.
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Wiliam Linderman
Robers
Danbury Hatters Death After Three-Story Porch Fall
Danbury resident William Freedy, 44, a hatter, was instantly killed early today by a three story fall from a porch at his home. He had just returned about midnight and was left on the porch while his family slept. A neighbor heard the fall and investigated. He is survived by his widow and a daughter.
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Danbury
Capo Wilam Fready
Heady
Bin
Wen
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