Mexican workers urge red battalions to quell rebels
In Mexico City on April 29, a labor conference backed by around 10,000 workers urged the army to form red battalions under military command to suppress uprisings and confiscate rebel property to fund the crackdown. It also called for immediate discharge of government members and arming labor leaders for self defense while affirming freedom of worship against the Catholic Church.
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Cee Catholic Church
Ie Eres Council
Feil
Alles
Batallones Rojos
Army Federation
Calles
Mexico
Catholics to Open Church in Morale Street Area
Arch bishop Archer J Dross officiates at the dedication of the Tatiana Catholic Church on Concho Morales streets. The $50 000 church will feature pontifical high mass at 10 a m with Dom Felice and Palace Theater Orchestra providing music. An elaborate program of entertainment follows with a gala band, zarial gaucing and singing. Committeemen include A Alto beiN El Charlee Cepolla Frank Literta Sem Lugchese and B Cetaleri.
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Tatiana Cathalic
Concho No? Morales ‘Stresis
Dom Felice
Palace Theater Orchestra
Ned Dghys
Ar- Taaxenente
A. Altobein
Chalrpes
Charlee Cepolla
Frivk Literta
Sem Lugchese
B. Cetaleri
BALL CLOSES ENCAMPMENT IN FORT WORTH REPORTS
Fort Worth dispatch lists three day signifying conclave activities. officials including State Treasurer Grigory Hatcher address luncheon on lobbying for appropriations. sheriff Morgan to justify contempt charge. Mrs Edna Smith acquitted in a ranch killing. a boy arrested for school yard incident. Emperor Hirohito marks 26th birthday with earnest farming plan. multiple brief items from across the country including an acquittal in Crockett and a bishop installation in Amarillo. brief notes on a plane crash in Miami and President Coolidge visiting the zoo.
Rotary Club Luncheon Marks Texas Industrial Week
Rotarians at the St Anthony hotel observed Texas Industrial Development Week with Gen. Paul B. Ala presiding. Enebel, manager of the Texas State Manufacturers Association, spoke on what Texas makes makes sense as a focus for industry in the state. Charles Lee, secretary of the San Antonio manufacturers association, chaired the program.
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St Anthony
Texas
Paul B. Alathe
Enebel
Texas State Manufacturers’ Association
Charles Lee
San Antonio
Lay
Lic
Koenig Leads Kinanians Meeting at Gunter Hotel
Koenig of the Fort Sam Houston chemical warfare office spoke at a Kinanians gathering held at the Gunter Hotel. Captain Koenig was the principal speaker with Cal. 8. F. Crecelius in charge and David Ormeshes arranging the event subtleties.
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EF. Koeniig
Chemical Warfare Office
Fort Sam Houston
Koenig
F. Crecelius
Magir
David Ormeshes
Ghurgt Women To Hold Meet At First Presbyterian Church
Chairmen of the circles of the Wo mens auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church will meet in conference in the parlors of the church Monday afternoon at 2 o clock. The executive committee will convene at 8 p m. Sheriff's returns note A F Harcer and J A Dowe, tax assessor of Eagle Pass, have returned after a short business visit there.
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Women’s Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Sherif
A. F. Harcer
J. A. Dowe
Eagle Pass
Dr Sheldon Gspeaker at Canopus club weekly luncheon
Arthur Frederick Sheldon founder of the Sheldon School of Salesmanship spoke at the Canopus club Friday luncheon, presenting as a business efficiency expert and author on salesmanship and industrial building with notable reputations.
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Sheldon School of Salesmanship
Arthur Frederick Sheldon
Ghitago
Canopus Club
Avenger Intel
Sheldon
Chicago Jubilant Police Wink at Flask Promised by Mayor
Chicago officials and police express a more tolerant stance under Mayor Thompson's pledge. Chief Hughes says frisking pantries for pints is less important than reducing vice, focusing on enforcing laws without targeting innocent revelers. The piece notes celebration in Chicago as authorities ease crackdown on small alcohol offenses.
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Chicago
William Hale Thompson
Hughes
Canary Stolen From 8. A. Home in Burlings Street
A canary bird was stolen from the home of Mrs. Thomes McCuflough at 29 Burlings Street. Mrs Metulaugh reported the theft to police on Friday.
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Thomes McCuflough
Burlings Street
Met'ulaugh
Senior Class Plans Second Term Dance at Brackenridge
Brackenridge senior class announces a Friday night dance in the recreation room as a term end event. The campus event aims to engage night students and celebrate the term with music and social time.
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Brackenridge
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