Mexican Leader Defends American Newspapers
Dr Jose Manuel Puig Casaurange, chief of the federal district government, praised American papers and accused Spanish language press in several Mexican cities of bias. He urged convention delegates to judge the revolutionary administration in Mexico for themselves and warned of changes in 80 to 50 years.
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Mexico City
Jose Manel Puig Casuarane
Fedcal
United States
Irs Ina
Tuhaiga
Ene Jes
Mexico
Zep flight guidance cautions in Los Angeles area
Inaugural notes warn pilots to locate high tension lines to find municipal fields. The writer describes following power lines across towns to identify the city’s field, comparing the method to locating a speakeasy by tracing locals. The piece urges caution and precision to avoid disaster in an unfamiliar town.
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Neverly Hills
Call
Los Angeles
Maryland Nun to Head Organization
Mother Mary Carmelits of Mount Washington Maryland was elected mother general of the Congregation of the Sisters of Mercy of the amalgamated communities in the United States. The chapter had been in session for 21 weeks and announced the decision today in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cincinnati
One
Mother Mary Carmelits
Sisters of Mercy
Mount Washington
Congregation of the Sisters of Mercy
United States
Power Probe Ended Paper Combine In Court Hearing
Federal court heard testimony about alleged backing of southern newspapers by the International Tapper and Power company. Harold Hall alleges a partnership with William Lavarre over four papers bought with about $800000 supplied by the International firm. Evidence included altered minutes and large funds routed through Lavarre and his wife.
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Enisersal Servis Macon
News
Gower Company
Harold Lall
Rave
William Lavarce
International Taper and Power Company
Hall
Laverre
Augustay Go
A. A. Graustein
Federal Trade Commission
Pewspapers
Augusta Chronicle
Ball and Lasarre
Lavarre
Bell
C. McAuliffe
The
Chronicle
George Barrett
Augusta
Chronicle Company
Barrett
International
Lavercre
Alice Lavarre
Japan Plans 184 Million Naval Expansion
The Japanese prop is reported that the naval ministry proposed a new program advancing four heavy cruisers and other vessels. The plan, floated by the Finance Ministry, would begin in fiscal year 1922 and could exceed existing cruiser programs over four years, aiming for about 2154 NAAT units.
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Torto
Ktorce
Naval Ministry
Udeketon
OO Sen Cape
Prograi
New York to Russia Flight Planned by Rome Fliers
Clive and Lewin A. Yencey and OQ Williams of Mt Orchard Maine plan a New York to Russia nonstop flight in the near future. International News Service reports the pair have selected their aircraft and a tentative departure date.
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N.Y
Russia
Rome Fliers
Clive
Captaina Lewin A. Yencey
Stager OQ. Williams
Orchard
Maine
New York
Bervier
Ameuiica
Toots Her Own Horn Eyes Clarinet Return to School
Velma, after 14 months of instruction, plans to study clarinet this fall and then tackle big brass horn. She previously played with the orchestra and aims to expand to additional instruments while returning to school.
Dreams of a Young Musician Embraces Brass Dreams
Selma Schimpff a 11 year old of 820 Jones Avenue aims to own every brass horn and learn clarinet after 15 months of music study. Velma is invited to join the Buccaneers Band though still a student at Nathaniel Hemthorne junior high. She plans to play on weekends while reentering school this fall, and a car dealer advertises Labor Day specials nearby.
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Selma Schimpff
Herman Schimpff
Jones Avenue
Selma
Velma Con
Buccaneers
Velma
Nathaniel Hemthorne
Leile
Garza Wins Nomination for Governor in Coahuila
Mexico City reports from Coahuila indicate Nazario Ortiz Garza, national revolutionary party nominee, won the gubernatorial election by a landslide over anti re electionist candidate Vito Alessio Robles. Ortiz Garza led in Torreon and Saltillo and also won Matamoros while Alessio won San Pedro by 100 votes amid keen interest ahead of November presidential voting.
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Mexico City
Returna
Coahuila
Nazario
Ortic Gaeza
National Revolutionary Party
Vito Alessio Robles
Ortiz Garza
Torreon
Sallilla
Matamoras
Vita Alessia
San Pedro
Conquilaia
Morgan Boat Seized By Government After Last Voyage
The Morgan boat completed its private voyage from Glen Core harbor to Ten Island, then arrived at Brooklin yacht basin and was turned over to federal authorities for service. It is expected to serve in the government's forces.
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York
J. 2
Morgan Maile
Glen
Teng Island
Brooklin
M Government
Dedletic Eorces
Jong Parner
Villages Resort to Arma in Old Unsettled Feud
In Mexico City on August 2 a dispatch reports an age old feud between San Luis Norotzingo and San Mateo Copultitlan sparked attacks on San Binte. The San Luis villagers killed several people while they were at work near San Mateo, linked to a dispute over division of communal lands between the villages.
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Mexico City
San Luis Norotzingo
San Mateo Copultitlan
Pueblo
San Luis
San Binte
el Fniverand
Svorking Field
San Mateo
Stork Calls First Time In Minneapolis
Aug 29 in Minneapolis a 44 year old deputy sheriff Carl Parrish welcomed his twenty first child a 1 pound boy. He has been married for years and his oldest child is six decades old. Readers are reminded of Cabot day holiday and local bargain offers on medal classifieds.
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Minneapolis
Carl" Barrish
Parrish Bas
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