France in turmoil as Herriot fails in cabinet bid
France reels under political and financial strain as Herriot loses support after taking the finance portfolio and De Monzie proposes selling the Morgan loan. Briand and cabinet ministers face a hostile chamber as President Doumergue calls for a strong national union. France' debt crisis and franc weakness intensify fears of unrest and foreign hostility.
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Senator Borah Addresses Protestant Ministers in Augusta
Senator Borah spoke before the Protestant Ministers' association in Augusta Georgia, addressing religious matters and political topics with emphasis on church and state issues.
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Enator Borah
Protestant Ministers’ Association
Augusta
Mexico Catholic Priests Face Law Charges Over Church Registration
The Mexican government cites thirty six Roman Catholic priests for contempt of law and failure to register as church authorities refuse to register at a recent general meeting. The conflict aims to test the government's power to inspect churches and religious societies. Catholics pledge to obey orders, boycott government revenue sources, and Catholic women abandon social functions.
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Central Committee
Mexico City
Deaths of the week named political and military figures
The week notes several prominent deaths including Felix Djerjinsky longtime head of the Soviet secret police known for ruthless methods, Martin L. Lueck Democratic candidate for Wisconsin governor, and Henry T. Douglas the last surviving Confederate general.
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Martin L. Lueck
Wisconsin
Henry T. Douglas
John Drew Retires From Public Life After Birthday Dinner
John Drew, veteran American actor, retires to private life at his East Hampton home. At age seventy three he attended the annual dinner of the local volunteer fire department and said it would be his last public appearance.
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John Drew
East Hampton
L. L
Lena Phillips Elected NF of BPW President in Des Moines
Miss Lena Madsden Phillips of New York named president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs at the Des Moines convention. She is a lawyer and has served as the federation's executive secretary and as a member of its leadership.
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Lena Madsden Phillips
New York
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Des Moines
Iowa
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