A Winter Trip Through Old Mexico Elections on Sunday
A discussion of Mexico's upcoming presidential election on July 1 with General Alvaro Obregon as a leading candidate. The piece notes the one-term six-year limit, peaceable power transfers since 1910, and the roles of Calles and Obregon, plus commentary on church questions and politics. It also shifts to sociocultural notes about Mexican women and courtship practices, including traditional weddings and dating customs in Mexico City, with vivid scenes of ceremonies, photographers, chaperones, and social norms.
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Watson News notes from Watson area
Local notes report travel to Missouri and Texas, visits to relatives in Savannah St Joseph and San Antonio, medical treatment in St Joe, teaching in Los Angeles, and a Republican gathering in Kansas City. Also covered are a near train collision, a tornado damage event, community deaths, illness, and local social updates.
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