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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1927
Page
4
President Calles explains Mexico’s domestic challenges and the effort to forge national unity among diverse races. He outlines the mix of Indians Mestizos and Spaniards and questions assimilation feasibility while stressing the task of building a unified nation through tested approaches.
President Calles defends breaking up large estates to give land to Indians and rural folk. He notes land ownership aims to end peonage and acknowledges the need for about twenty years of hard work to complete the program while avoiding injustice to current landholders. He also cites historical fraud against Indian landowners.
Mr. Ora Brannan of 29 N Elder St Indianapolis praises Konjola after seven months on the remedy. He says it ended four years of health troubles from stomach and kidney issues, restored sleep and appetite, and eliminated the need for medicines. The Konjola Man promotes the product at Hook's drug store in Indianapolis.
A reform vision outlined in a speech emphasizes environment over race in Mexico. It calls for universal education, trades training, land for farming, and religious freedom, plus rapid expansion of rural schools from 3,600 toward 5,000 to abolish illiteracy and foster citizen rights.
A speaker defends long term progress amid hostile critics, stating a willingness to endure future generations' judgment. The narrative recalls that the motto In God We Trust first appeared on United States coins in 1864 on bronze two cent pieces.
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