Mexican government seeks control of church property
Mexican authorities press suits in several states to place church assets under federal control, claiming Catholic clergy own property in violation of the constitution. The actions target societies tied to clergy, with values estimated in the millions of pesos, and follow a Supreme Court precedent from a Pueblo case ordering return of parish assets to the state.
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Mexico City
Repre SeAatrres
Wletes
Garten
Michoacan
Jatisco
Pepys
Supreme Court
Welty
Pueblo
Society of Piety
Grim reminiscence of German guillotine executions
An historical account recalls the use of the guillotine in Germany for executions once held in public. It notes the process, officials, and attire of the executioner, the state appointment and payment per head, and mentions a recent case of a young woman executed for murdering a female companion.
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Gerlin
Germany
Jingle Istanus
Atwurinus Sajier
Marne
Martel
Hse Hug
Journal-Gazette Black Type Ads promote results
Classified page notes the Journal-Gazette black type advertisements promise strong results for local businesses. The brief item highlights ad formats designed to attract attention, urging readers to place messages with the paper to reach a wide audience.
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Journal-Gazette
Ex mayor Johnson retires amid town’s mixed cheers
Marion figure Palmer W. Johnson ends six years as public official amid satirical salvos and editorials. He recalls complaints of land disputes, sewer issues, weather, and local woes while defending his service. townspeople voted for retirement and private life.
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Marion, & C
Mar
Neeliceman
Palmer W. Johnson
Tim Down
Marion Star
Johnson
Pubiis
Neliceman
Muregoria
Austrian Government Faces Heavy Deficit Report
Vienna reports a massive fiscal shortfall in the current year, with estimates around 43 billion crowns. Officials warn the crown’s value is collapsing abroad and demand drastic measures as civil servants push for higher living costs amid inflation.
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Vienna
Avakin
Minater of
Hix
Aeliatone
Anon
Aupiedy
Yale
Siti
Mpney
Piviston Vents
Vienne
Bemoan Economy In Journal Gazette Want Ads
Report of distorted want ad text noting a supposed economy policy affecting travel ads. Usual readers discuss reductions from five to two dollars and a general influence on travelers and stations, with vague references to “Union” and unnamed ushers.
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Journal-Gazette
JAPS MAY GO TO BRAZIL BUENOS AIRES
Japaneas Ashermin may emigrate to South Americar to settle here and engage in hair industry. A representative of the Fisheries Department of Japan named Yegui travels through South Amer to assess fishing industries and potential immigration for Japanese fisher folk. He is visiting Rucnon Alcug for information on Argentina's fish industry and plans to visit Hragil next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Japaneas
Ashermin
Missionary Society Officers Named for Coming Year
The Women's Home Missionary Society of the Simpson Mt. E church announces officers for the coming year. Mel Huila is president with Mrs. A. Werle as secretary and Mrs. J. Wuwwani as recording secretary. Other posts filled by Mrs. W. Prus, Thomas Bo. Chatman, and A.M. Willan.
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Mileston
Simpaon Mt. E
Moerelney
Sertellery
A. F. Werle
Mre
Wuwwani
Srikdery
Mra
Prus
Tromas Bo. Chatman
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