Recognition Prospects for Obregon Regime in Mexico
Maxiea Oly reports that Obregon’s government will not push for swift U S recognition. Adolfo de la Huerta appears wary of immediate action. The absence of Alberto J Paui from the cabinet signals a possible Washington envoy choice while recent recognitions by Japan Germany and Brazil have sparked cautious commentary. President Obregon maintains a disciplined routine amid reconstruction, and Gen Benjamin Hill may soon depart for Los Angeles for medical treatment.
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Maxiea Oly
United States
Obregon
Mexico
Adolfo de la Huerta
Alberto J. Paui
France
Washington
Japan
Germany
Brazil
Sfexico
Nate
Benjamin Hill
Aleo Lf
Toon
Los Angeles
Laymen Meet Convened by Southern Presbyterian Church in Waco and Arkansas
Regional conventions under the laymen's missionary movement of the Southern Presbyterian Church are to be held in Waco and Tittle Tock Arkansas. The announcements came at a February 15 meeting of the beneficence and award committee.
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Missionary Conference of Presbyterian Church
Chattanooga
Tenn
Des
Souther Presbyterian Church
Waco
Tittle Tock
Arka Pebroe
Ube
Church Committee Plans Thematic Conventions In Revived Program
A paragraph from a church report notes a committee in Bession will host conventions on Christ centered mission education. The events align with a Progressive Presbyterian program under the Southern Presbyterian church's stewardship and benevolence direction.
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Bession
Uhe
Southern Presbyterian
Drainage totals for acres and costs in U S organized projects
Washington D C December. The director of the census reports a total of 2 150 522 acres in organized drainage areas with 13 10 percent. About half are improved farm lands and 211 000 acres are timbered. Total costs of organized projects are about 251 080 ost.
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Washington, D. C
Relief fund in New York aids Near East crisis
Executive teammates of the Near East relief Weil allocated 2,341.269 for relief work and made it available to meet emergencies from the Turkish invasion of the Armenian republic and the approach of winter. The committee said it assumed responsibility for 1,600,000 of this amount as the money exceeds current assets of the organization.
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New York
Dec
Weil
Eee
Anthracite Operators Oppose Wage Rise Reopening Award
Philadelphia December 9. Operators warn they will not grant any additional wage increase or take action that would reopen the award of the United States Anthracite Coal Commission, though open to adjusting individual injustices within the current agreement.
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Phiadelphia
Local Comfort Couple Ties Wedding Here Last Sunday
In Comfort Texas Lee 9 M Pergmann daughter of Mrs Henry Bergmann wed T Melbourne from Center Point in a Sunday evening ceremony.
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Comfort
Tex
Lee
Pergmann
Mis. Henry Bergmann
T. Melbourne
Center Point
Treasury Paid 312 Million to Roads. More Owed
Washington reports that up to November 18 the Treasury had paid 312 million dollars to roads while over 812 million was turned over to railroads under the Transportation Act. The government faces a mandamus suit in the District of Columbia Supreme Court to compel advancing about 400 million more, with details from Secretary Houston and the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Washington, D.C
Miaveh
Congress Talay
Suec ‘Vetary Houston
Treasury
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commis
Payment totals and guarantees in transportation plan
A report outlines payments totaling 256,524,874 with 260,486 HT made. November 9 receipts reach 102,812,785. overall guaranty funds 61,021.08 percent. secretary cites 8,000,000,000 needed to fulfill the Transportation Act guarantee.
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Sion
Commission
GRAFT RING OF CAR THIEVES BUSTED IN NEW YORK
Police announced arrests in a scheme by a band of automobile owners and garage men who collected insurance by staging thefts of water cars and commissions paid cobbery. Two confessed as three others were held on 55000 bail on charges of knowingly purchasing stolen property.
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New York
Nalice
Longevity of Tonine Claims Benefit for Hall Station Woman
Mea Sallie Hoppers of Hall Station reports recovery from long stomach troubles after taking Tonine four years ago. She says appetite and digestion improved, strength returned, and she now sleeps well, using a daily regimen to keep fit. Sold in San Antonio by H. L. Wagner Drug Co. and E. J. H. Meier.
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Tennessee
Tans Lac
Lex
Mea Sallie Hoppers
Hall Station
Cena
Tate
San Antonio
H. L. Wagner Drug Company
E. J. H. Meier
Adv
Shipping fears decline as revenue ruling hits American ships
Washington reports that American passenger ships may lose market share to foreign vessels after a revenue bureau ruling tied to prohibition laws. Shipping officials warn immigration bill provisions could cut revenues for U S lines and shipping interests. Berlin reports note Austro-German diplomacy amid League of Nations talks and Austrian foreign policy shifts.
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Washington, D. C
Internal Revenue Bureau
Mn Kenson
United States Shipping Board
Copenhagen
Vee
Ottakar Deernin von Chudenitz
Austria
Berlin
Aisgue
Ana
Pasig Germaany
League of Nations
Politiken
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