Mexico's Woman Leader Is Pretty Yet Fighter for Rights
Mexico City May 12 AP The feminist leader Senora Elvia Carrillo Puerta stands out as both a refined figure and a determined fighter for social economic and political independence for Mexican women. She advocates broader participation, vows hard educational work, and leads the movement through the Mexican Women's Congress while honoring her family’s revolutionary past.
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French say tribe now seeks peace in Morocco
An official French communique reports Renl Mestra tribe factions near Ouezzane have begun negotiations toward surrender. After a May 10 French offensive in Forth Taboud, the Franco-Spanish liaison continues. The communique notes French forces, aligned with Moroccan troops, face no immediate tribal reaction.
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Senate committee favors coal bill in mediation plan
Washington report shows the Senate Mediation and Labor committee backing a coal bill to create a unified arbitration system for labor disputes and an emergency board to mediate tensions during a strike era. The measure aims to avert a major disaster by establishing a governing machinery for arbitration in the industry.
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Joly Cross Announces Science Fellowships
Morcester May 12 AP graduate fellowships in chemistry with a $1 stipend payable in ten installments were announced at Joly Cross College. Rev George Strohaver dean of the chemistry department named fellows for ten months starting August 1926. Applicants must be graduates of recognized colleges. some candidates for master of science degree eligible. Applications to Rev Mather Strohaver at the college due by July 1, 1928.
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Cabin Cruiser Seized Amid Coast Guard Action
The Atlantic Highlands report states Captain Butler of the Sandy Fook coast guard cutter seized a cabin cruiser after a clash with the steamer Star, damaged by gunfire. The vessel was piloted to New York around 2 PM by supervisor M. Rasmlred, supervising customs duties in the district.
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Charges registrants in primary worked fraud Pittsburgh May 12
Governor Giffort Pluchos, Republican candidate for Senate, accused that about half of 14,500 Pittsburgh residents who qualified to vote in the May 18 primary committed fraud in registering. He cited Pittsburgh Registration committee figures and called for scrutiny of the process.
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State Police Inspect Hartford Barracks in Spring Review
Hartford May 12 AP Superintendent Hubert T. Hurley and state police officials conducted the annual Spring Inspection of barracks in Hartford Westport Ridgefield and New Canaan. The team also covered barracks in Hartford Stafford Danielson Croton and Centerbrook during the visit.
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Railroad Official Dies in Prohibition Office
Daniel P. Paley veteran supervising agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad collapsed and died in the offices of Prohibition Administrator Major He. C. Roberts in Rafpfalo New York. The death was attributed to heart failure during a conference on prohibition matters.
Strike Ends as Carpenters Return to Work in Massive Compromise
Mass May 12. A carpenter strike ends after over a week as workers accept a minimum wage of 4 cents an hour and a 44 hour week. Mason handlers who struck earlier are to meet contractors for a likely agreement. A carload of beer was seized during the incident surrounding the attack.
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Mexican president closes churches to convert to schools
President Callea ordered seven Catholic clinics in various fyi in the state of 'abiseu choseai due to an allegation that priests abandoned the buildings rather than comply with constitutional religion rules. The churches will be devoted to public schools under a constitutional provision that church property is national.
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