Mexican government stands by religion laws amid clashes with church
President Calles reiterates intent to enforce constitutional religious provisions without foreign interference. The Vatican and Catholic hierarchy urge peaceful action while warning against political uprisings as the nation faces potential economic boycotts and ongoing church-state tensions.
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Two Arrests in Dual Murder Case Stir Jersey Probe
Warrants issued for two more arrests in the four year old murder of Rev Edward W Hall and Mrs Beanor Mills. A key witness, Mrs Nelle Russell, awaits arrest, while a newly discovered woman witness hints at two present at the crime scene. Investigators press for four arrests within forty eight hours if her testimony checks out.
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Sunday baseball trial tests Hagerstown blues law
Hagerstown officials back a Sunday game between Hagerstown and Frederick in Willow Lane Park to gauge local sentiment. Directors voted to proceed despite a deficit. players will work free. State's Attorney warns the game may violate 1890 and 1921 blue law precedents.
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1927 Patriotic Order Sons of America convention in Cambridge
The 1927 convention of the Patriotic Order Sons of America met in Cambridge yesterday with officers elected. Names listed include Fa. President, Rev J OW Reinecke, and state officers such as William J Heaps and Walluam J Far ter Bait.
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Maryland selects panel for Potomac fishery talks
Swep som Earle announces a Maryland committee to meet Virginia on September 1 to discuss Potomac fish oyster and crab harvests. Members include John M. Clayton Isaac H. Tawes S. S. Lancaster Lawrence Williams and H. Hampton Magruder.
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G A M Candidates Tour Salisbury City
Congressman John Philip Hill and Wm F Breening visited Salisbury on Tuesday with Col Marion A Humphreys to bolster campaigns for US Senate and Attorney General. They spoke at aColored Preachers meeting at White Chapel Grove where the addresses drew enthusiastic reception from attendees and local notables including W E Birckhead and Robert E Henry.
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Multiple Early August 5 1920 News Blitzes
A batch of late bulletins reports: Floyd Moore injured by premature dynamite at the Marine Smokeless Coal Co shaft in Casshew an Pa. Premier Primo De Rivera unable to visit the United States for the Sesmael Centennial Exposition. Mrs Margaret Shear, 34, injured boarding a Philadelphia to New York train in Wilmington Del. An airplane bootlegger pursued after forced landing in Cleveland with liquor. Judge Charles Shee teey refuses habeas corpus in Massachusetts case. appeal planned. U.S. statement emphasizes protecting Mexican treaty rights as tensions rise. Destruction of 72 homes near St. Ome Dehenachec byGrelass mecht with $300 900 in damages.
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Uhle Holds Jinx on Yankees and Ruth
Cleveland pitcher George Uhle defeated New York for the Indians, earning his 17th win of the season. He has beaten the Yankees four straight times, including fanning Babe Ruth three times this year, and Ruth has reached base only five times in sixteen plate appearances against him.
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Coastal steamer disaster claims twenty six lives
A coastal wire steamer named Bitar sank after collision at a bay pontoon near Perth Brail carrying freight and passengers. Twenty six people drowned with some survivors among the crew and passengers. The captain and his mate are reported among the dead.
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Woman Held in Bigamy Case In Cambridge Man's Marriage
Cambridge woman Mae Reynolds, 23, allegedly married a Cambridge man in 1919 and again in 1927 while married to others, was arrested on bigamy charges in Baltimore as she prepared to flee with her five year old son. Bond posted, hearing set for August 11. The case involves multiple marriages and disputed divorces in Dorchester and Cambridge, with associates naming possible annulment actions.
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Priest Anguiano Excommunicated Under Calles Rules
Dispatches from Vera Cruz report Father Dimas Anguiano of Elvarado Vera Cruz excommunicated and suspended from holy orders by Bishop Quizar Y Valencia. Anguiano says he sought no rebellion against the church but criticized government religious regulations alleging misinforming the Holy See.
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Floods in China Cause Massive Deaths and Displacement
Reports from Hankow cite the Yantze river’s disastrous floods after a dyke burst. About 31,900 people are dead in southeastern Hubei as farmers flee flooded districts. Crops damaged over 20,000 square miles, with refugees moving to population centers amid looming food shortages.
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