Mission says Calles reforms aid welfare of Mexico
Visiting unit reports without foundation complaints of religious strife in Mexico. President Calles reiterates church tolerance and protection for all faiths while resisting repeal of religious laws. Mission cites cooperation from both sides and notes no riots. It includes Protestant ministers and U.S. observers.
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Mexico City
United States
Mexico
Cales
Alva Taylor
Saya
Calles
Mexco
Callies
National Palace
Dam Bursts Destroys 43 Square Miles Of Watershed
A dam on Isabella Street failed early today flooding Johnson’s Pond and tributaries. The breach released millions of gallons, submerging a two story concrete building and cutting power as wreckage and debris clogged the river. The city faced darkness, interrupted rail service, and hazardous conditions as the flood displaced residents and left fish stranded.
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Wicamicover
Salsbury
Isabella Street
Wicomico
Johnson's Pond
Ciy
Baltimore Chesapeake and Atlanta
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Water and Sewer Commission
Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Company
Johnson Pond
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Final bid for Whittemores fate set for today
Richard Reexe Whittemore faces execution for the Holtman murder as a writ of habeas corpus is sought. Judge Stanton ordered a show cause hearing returnable at noon tomorrow. Black attorney G L Pendleton and Whittemore’s own counsel file the application, aiming to delay the Friday gallows.
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Baltemore
Richard Reexe
Whittemore
Robert H Holtman
Maryland
Whitemore
Robbert F. Stanton
G. L. Pendleton
Netice Brandeis
Youthful yachtsman dies after boating accident injury
Philadelphia report states youth Basil S. Walsh Jr died following an engine entanglement incident off the Jersey coast. Despite extensive efforts including leg amputation, heavy blood loss weakened him beyond rescue. Walsh was son of Basil S. Walsh, president of Home Life Insurance.
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Philadelphia
S. Walsh, Jr
Bentey
Walsh
Teds
Poincare's Plan Advances in French Assembly
Versailles reports Premier Poincare's scheme to bolster constitutional weight for a sinking fund to refund France's debt moved forward in the National Assembly. Socialists and Communists blocked, but an amendment limiting debate was adopted 515 to 387. The urgent procedure was voted and committees began formal review.
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Versailles
France
Poincare
Tearere
National Assembly
Tiitd
Late News Bulletins Report Shipwrecks Conflicts and Accidents
A jumble of late news items notes a naval disaster near New York with a vessel believed sunk after an engine failure. It also reports Jack Dempsey failing to secure a world title shot against Gene Tunney at Yankee Stadium on September 16. Other briefs cite a company dividend decision, a fatal pedestrian accident in Maryland, and various maritime incidents and transit mishaps across the country.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Leeane
Gene Tunney
Yankee Stadium
Portland Wharves Burn in Spectacular Waterfront Fire
A blazing fire swept through Portland Maine early this morning at the end of Heown's Wharf and spread to multiple wooden structures. The blaze damaged the New England Grain Company plant and involved ships including the Bac carat and the Seneca, with estimates placing the toll around 360000 dollars and the waterfront heavily affected.
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New England Grain Company
Heown
Baccarat Shipping Board
Portland
Ysear
Fie Pumpeo Acrus
Histori Portland
Merchant Wharf
Alleged 1912 Agreement Ties Scripps Estate Suit
Mrs Josephine Seripps of Miramar California claims 16,107,318 against the estate of EW Scripps, alleging a 1912 agreement with EW Scripps and the heirs. The suit targets Scripps- owned Press Services and 32 newspapers, seeking a share of profits and increments retroactive to 1910.
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Hamulten
Hin
Agaio
EWW Scripps
Josephine Seripps
Miramar
Calo
Ne Resulta
Scripp. Press Services
Newpapers
Plot to assassinate Jackie Coogan foiled in Los Angeles
Police say an apparent revenge shooting occurred in the Wilshire district as watchman Joe Block was wounded by a hidden assailant. Dion V McRea was identified by witnesses and authorities as the shooter amid a gun battle tied to threats against actor Jackie Coogan and his family.
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Angeles
Cal
Anglo
Jack Coogan
Joe Block
Bhank
Wilshire
Bhak
Dion V McRea
Jton Shepperd
Cougans
Rene
Arthur Lo Brernsteain
Jackie Cougan
Weather A Potent Factor In Flight
Passage discusses weather as a major influence on flight conditions. It notes that wind, visibility, and storm potential affect safety and performance. The text emphasizes planning around meteorological factors for successful operations.
Unclear Texas Gubernatorial Race Shrouded in Uncertainty
The piece reports a chaotic Texas primary scene with mentions of Governor Minami Ferguon and Attorney General Sian Moody amid unclear certification and the Democratic committee's declarations. It references July August timelines and ongoing party maneuvering affecting the gubernatorial nomination.
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Texas
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Sian Moody
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