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Newspaper

Riverdale Pointer

Location

Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1926

Page

6

Hands Off Mexico Warns Calles Critics in Mexico

Former provisional president Adolfo de la Huerta says Calles will fall soon and he could lead a revolution if summoned. He warns U S recognition withdrawal would trigger an immediate outbreak. In Mexico City Calles proclaims constitution enforcement and national economic independence.

New York Adolfo de la Huerta Mexico Calles United States Mexico City Regional Confederation of Labor Calleas

Western Roads Plan Wage Increase Fight

Western railroad executives formed a twelve member committee to negotiate wages with conductors and trainmen. They oppose a 7 percent increase and have not set a negotiation date. About eighty railroads with 185000 miles of track were represented, with W M Jeffers chairing and W F Thiehoff as vice chair.

Western Roads Chicago Western Railroad W. M. Jeffers Union Pacific Road

Virginia House Passes Racial Integrity Bill

The Virginia House of Delegates approved by 62 to 18 a bill classing residents as whites or non-whites. The measure exempts Pocahontas descendants and does not affect Asians or Mongolians. Virginia Indians clashed with opponents as the bill advanced. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson is named as a Pocahontas descendant.

Richmond House of Delegates Virginia Woodrow Wilson

Segregation Rule Marks Birmingham Sunday School Meet

Delegates to the International Sunday School convention in Birmingham must follow Southern segregation customs to secure rental seating. D. M. Price, secretary of the local committee, announced the policy for the sessions next month.

Birmingham Ala Renta D. M. Price

Restitution Letter Enclosed Sixpence To Romford Tradesman

A letter received by a Romford tradesman contains a sixpence with a note acknowledging past theft of a piece of India rubber from the shop. The message asks for restitution and mentions the sender’s childhood theft.

Romford Eng

How to Clean Greasy Matting with Fuller's Earth

To clean matting with heavy grease or oil spill mix fuller's earth with water to form a paste. Spread it on the spot, let dry covered with paper for several days, then brush off with dry fuller's earth to remove the stain.

Seashell loud speaker charms South Salem resident

A South Salem radio enthusiast uses a large seashell as a loud speaker. The shell, a family heirloom, is connected with rubber tape and wires and functions satisfactorily and attractively.

South Salem Boston Globe

Cupid’s weapon in love art a high velocity pump gun

The Buffalo Evening Times satirically claims Cupid wields a pump gun, noting it would miss a canary but still boasts it scores 29 hits out of 30, reflecting on artists’ depiction of love with a sharp, comic edge.

Cupid Buffalo Evening Times

Five Thousand Year Old Copper Finds Unearthed in Kush Palace

Archaeologists uncover a cache in Mesopotamia dating five millennia, including a copper vanity case, hand mirror, razors, tools, fish hooks and hairpins from the Kush kings era. Copper described as an everlasting metal.

Mesopotamia Kush

The Tricolor as France National Emblem

The tricolor was chosen as France's national emblem for uniting the nation. Red and blue signify Paris while white represents France, combining city and country colors in a single symbol.

France Paris

Spell of Eloquence in Speech and Sympathy

The note reflects on eloquence as a blend of individuality and sympathy, stressing that powerful speaking requires living in oneself and in others, a dual condition attributed to Vinet.

Motor Service Forged Across Sahara Between South Tans and South Algeria

A new regular motor freight and passenger route links the oases of South Tans with those of South Algeria by six wheeled automobiles marking a milestone in desert transport.

Sahara Oases South Tans South Algeria

Table Appointments Emphasize Cohesive Décor Tone

The article outlines matching table decor where a silver bowl for flowers requires silver candlesticks and glass pieces share material and color. It stresses consistent quality and tone across all elements, ensuring a harmonious display.

Superfluities Claim Colds Stem From Modern Luxuries

A Chicago doctor argues that colds arise from modern luxuries and says most people would gladly dispense with these widespread maladies. He links health to restraint and simple living amid contemporary comfort.

Chicago

Boston financier leaves $1000 to educate son's fiancée

A Boston financier who bequeathed $1000 to educate his son's fiancée in cookery remains unnamed. The note hints at a possible link to a domestic routine or dietary monotony, sparking curiosity about the benefactor's fate.

Boston Louis Ilie Courier-Journal

King David Nicknamed Sweet Slinger of Israel

The text notes poetical nickname King David was called the Sweet Slinger of Israel, signaling a reverent, artful description of the biblical figure.

David Israel

Bowled Him Over Prize Goes To Absent minded Surfer

A man knocked down by the surf searched for a license number he believed attached to the incident. The odd episode highlights memory lapses as authorities note the curious behavior and document the event.

Sign Lumber Rafts Float to Sap Diego Mills

Lumber rafts loaded with 5,000,000 board feet navigate the Columbia River toward Sap Diego mills in Alabama. Crews confirm transport of vast timber cargo as river traffic adjusts to the convoy.

Sig Columbia River Sap Diega, al

Great Statesman Exiled Rivadavia

The Argentine statesman Rivadavia spent his final years in exile in Spain after holding numerous senior roles in Argentina. He is regarded by many as second only to Washington in the Americas.

Rivadavia Americas Washington Spain

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