Mexican Revolution Plot Ends With Hidden Love Triangle
Manuel Coral visits General Munez in Mexico as Inez Garcia secretively aids a looming revolution. A midnight signal plan collapses when Inez betrays the plot to protect her lover, allowing Coral to warn the president and spare Munez. The pair marry in a final twist.
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Cn “Republic
Mexico
Ippo
Manuel Coral
Munes
Revolutionista
Coral
Inez Garcia
Pres
Munez
Jamel
Corall
Senorita
Inez
Lndy
Manuel
Bbe
Senora Munez
Jon
Inea
Enorita
Ias
Inez Clug
Mantel
Reqain
Eral
Gener
Ines
Wisit
Cord
Tnez
Bhe
Bis
Don
Teawis
Stunez Swap
Axl
2Tenne Coral
Pez Trei
Stamp Tax Repeal Backed by Champ Clark At Dinner
Champ Clark and other Democrats at a McAdoo dinner urged opposition to extending the stamp tax from the emergency war revenue act. Clark argued the tax is onerous and would hinder peace time finances, signaling repeal during the current session to avoid administration backlash.
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Ieee Eas
Champ’ Clark
Adoo
Ainners
Clark
Congress
House
Diring
Mc&doo Aimer
Bo. Clark
McAdoo
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Henry L- Flood
House Foreign Affairs Committee
ASB
General Customs House
Flood
Ways and Mears
Mountain County Man Convicted of Manslaughter Appeals for Pardon
The article recounts a mountaineer once sentenced to a year in prison for manslaughter under Governor Proctor Knott. Facing prison, backers pressed the governor for pardon while opponents mobilized to show the danger to community peace. A personal letter from the convict to the governor is noted as part of the appeal.
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Jawhen Proctor Knott
Kentucky
Executiva
Parton
Williams
Fragments Report Odd Message Incomplete Notice
A fragmentary OCR style text shows garbled phrases about a husband, a car, and unknown terms. The readable bits hint at a disrupted note or clipping with unclear names and dates, lacking a coherent event or location to anchor a proper news item. Further readable content is needed for a complete summary.
Andersonville Judge Dead in Mexico Missouri
The former Andersonville prison judge Péte McCullough, 76, dies at home in Mexico Missouri after a brief pneumonia illness. He recalled sentencing six raiders to death for murdering fellow prisoners and described organizing a makeshift court and stockade executions during the Civil War.
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Péte McCullough
Andersonville
Mexico
McCullough
New York Sun
Henry Wirz
Sinaee
Hke Pilate
Prather Hainton
Thay
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Peveral
Champ Clark
Democratic Party
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Prince
Albert
Prince ‘Albert
Prince Albert
R.J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO_COMPANY
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Shipe & Payne the Quality Grocery
Colonial Inn
H. MM. Dewey & Co
Dr. King
Smbaluier
Ree
Phory
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