Mexican Extradition Warrants Issued for Mexican Rebels
Federal warrants issued by United States authorities seek Manuel Trejo Morides Joaquin Navarro Becerra Celia Rodes Orlina and Aniceto Ortega in Mexico City case tied to gunfire and bombing at government sites. The suspects, aged about 20 to older, face charges linked to General Obregon plot. Extradition hinges on treaty definitions of political offenses and attacks on government heads.
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American feminist leader Doris Stevens jailed at French chateau
Doris Stevens and another woman were detained by police in Rambouillet as they attempted to present an equal rights petition to President Doumergue at the presidential chateau. The women unfurled a banner demanding a treaty granting women their rights and waved American symbols amid the restrained protest.
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Two San Antonio Women Injured In Auto Crashes
Two San Antonio women were recovering Tuesday from injuries suffered in multiple auto crashes Monday afternoon. Mrs I F Palka of 205 Bent Avenue sustained a broken left ankle and facial injuries after a collision at Olive and East Tommereel streets, taken to Robert J Green Hospital. Mrs Frances Knight of 26 East Site was treated for less severe injuries after a crash at Exergreen and ic streets.
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Spoken Play Shut Down by Unused Musicians
A disrupted production at a theater in August faced a protest from musicians led by Petrillo. The orchestra wages dispute caused the show to stall as the Musicians Federation required a minimum set of thirteen players in the pit, labeling the current performers as insufficient.
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Morones Denies He Will Quit Mexico
Morones states he has no plan to resign from his posts and will stay in the country to continue labor organizing and development with the Mexican Workers Confederation. He recently resigned from the cabinet amid political tensions but affirms continued public work and support for the organization.
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Dengue Afflicts 300000 Athenians
Dengue fever sweeps Athens infecting about 300000 residents as streets empty and hospitals overflow. The tropical illness dominates daily life with many severely ill and health facilities strained. Authorities struggle to contain the spread amid rising cases and overwhelmed clinics.
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A Danish report from COPENNASEN states Governor Doughnard Dousen will direct the search for American aviator Terl Hhissell with Parker Cramer. Officials express confidence the men will be located, though it may take weeks.
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Leaves to Austin for Presentation Before Returning
A visitor from Duinrosh Inselity travels to Austin to be presented, then plans to return to New York where she is an invited guest. The note records a brief journey and social intention with uncertain spellings and names.
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