Mexican Labor Party split amid agrarian clashes
Pro labor and agrarian factions in Mexico fragment after calls for a national Labor Party rise. Reports say government uses troops against strikes while agrarian and syndicalist groups accuse leaders of unrewarded efforts, with U.S. ambassador briefing the embassy on tensions and potential interventions.
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Local Newington Notes and Summer Visitors
REWINGTON Gance attended a Friday evening event. James Fiskerington returned from New York via bus, reporting a pleasant ride. Ralph Golriand home for a short stay after two years away and a winter in Miami. Ate Fred Young and Palestini, with daughter Mrs George Carland, Mes Lamprey and daughter Annie Lamprey of Portsmouth, were guests of Mel and Mrs Cyrus Pennis in Newington. The Bays Ship Town Sunday featured Mr and Mrs Loring Worster of Dover in town. Native shirmwheries delivered to market for the first time last Saturday. Children’s Sunday observed with a pretty church decoration and a Sunday school concert praised for the Hettlaénés. Pictures of Yellowstone Park shown Sunday evening, enjoyed by many. The school exhibit will be at the schoolhouse Tuesday from 9 to 9 p.m. for domestic and manual training work. Wednesday sees the Duntor High School graduation exercises in Town Hall. Mr Wallace of Ohio is visiting the Mars. Mrs Hawkridge and daughter Emma settled at Sunset Farm on Great Bay. Mr and Mrs Charles Cobart of Chelsea Mass spent Sunday in town. Boss Bertha Coleman graduated.
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Great Bay
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Chelsea
Mass
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Pearl Garland Hosts Joyful School Birthday Party
In Portsmouth, Pearl Garland's seventh birthday brought a small, happy gathering after school. Friends and older relatives attended, games were played, and cake and ice cream were served. Each child received a favor as the Little hostess received gifts and warm wishes for the future.
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Sevenuis Rihday
Eeasion
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Mass insect plague prompted prayers in Durango cathedral
In Darangd Durango Mex a mass prayer service was held as prayers went up for relief from a plague of scorpions invading the district. Authorities report thousands of dead insects being delivered to health officials and efforts to produce a serum to counter the poison. Analysts consider poor brick housing and unplastered walls as breeding sites. Some propose earthquakes displaced the scorpions from nearby hills. The note mentions political aims in Massachusetts female club federation seeking election of women to all public school boards.
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Federal Department of Health
Durango
Year of Work Loss Highlighted by Tuberculosis Expert
Minneapolis June 18 Associated Press Dr Emery R Hayhurst Ohio State University professor told high level tuberculosis association delegates that 900000 people lose a year of work due to tuberculosis in the United States. He cited industrial centers and youth entry into industry as key factors and urged medical exams at hiring, investigation of illness causes, and improved plant health programs.
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Emery R. Hayhurst
Ohio State University
Hayhurst
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Unitarian lawyer to defend Scopes in Dayton trial
New York lawyer Charles H. Strong, secretary of the Bar Association and former U S minister to Santo Domingo, has been added to the defense team for John T Scopes. The Unitarian Church group announced it will support Strong and Willson in observing the case as it proceeds to the trial for teaching evolution.
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United’ States
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Jon T. Scopes
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Tela
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League
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Edison offers aid to Scopes defense, Stowe says
The report states Mr Strong a Cedar Street resident and prominent political figure joined the defense in Dayton. John Stowe, leading counsel for the defense, confirms Edison’s offer to assist, and notes Strong’s past charity work and public service.
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Tholofte
Dayton
John St. Weal
Mount Edith Cavell Named in Honor of a Nurse Hero
The highest peak in Jasper National Park Alberta has been named Mount Edith Cavell to honor the memory of a British nurse executed by German forces. This action pays tribute to her heroism and distinguishes the mountain within the park.
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Cavell
Jasper National Park
Alberta
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