Border revolt movement branded as face in Mexico
El Paso reporting notes Jose Gandara and Rene Garza lead a movement against Calles regime. Mexican officials deny this is mere rhetoric, claiming a real revolt with religious liberty ties. Garza and Gandara face threats of firing squads from Juarez officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Mexico
EL Paso
Jen
Galles
Jose F. Gandara
Adolfo de In Huerta
Hesto
Rene €Apistran Garze
Mexico City
Nicholas Fernandez
de la Huerta
Gandara
Fernandez
Condens
Garza
Berto
Gandara Weld
Gardare
Res
Jose Florenzana
Etal
Roman Lopez
Juarez
Gandere
Florenzana
Vf S.duerez
Dibonte
Chihuahua
Perbans
Calles
Hex
Gan
Ara
Taare
Biz
Aseoriates
Gandera
Mexico Riots Tighten Hold on Church State Clash
Reports of armed Catholic uprisings in Durango Michoacan and Jalisco claim important cities captured amid suppressed news. Bishop Pascual Diaz of Dabasco and five co-prelates were seized and ordered deported as authorities fortify episcopal buildings. Other priests arrested in Merida and nationwide arrests of Catholics grow, with military guards on trains and checkpoints across the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermment
Pango
Michoacan
Jalisco
Mexico
Federal
Gaeta Ant
el Paso
Messes
Rose Cepistran Garza
Carhelie
Mexican National League For the Defense of Religious
Lberty
Pascual Diaz
Dabasco
Amecan
Diaz
Ririz Hares
Jesus Echavartia
Saltillo
Miguel de la Mora
Santis Potosi
Meclas Corona
Papantla
Ignacio Caldesping Y Diaz
Apuasealien
CUAL
Igier
Sens
Vera Cres
Republic
Merida
Yucatan
Liberty
Mora del Rio
Hierachy
Alexico
War Department
Pope Pius Alarms Over Mexican Bishops Arrest
Rome dispatch reports Pope Pius X expressed distress at the arrest in Mexico of Bishop Ding of Tabasco and three other bishops. He urged worldwide Christian prayers for religious liberty restoration and asked Cardinal Gaspares to monitor developments closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pius
Mexico
Ding
Tabasco
Cardinal Gaspares
Coolidge Message Affront In House Sparks Debate
Washington January 11. A Mexican message described as a deliberate affront to Mexico was met with sharp rebuke in the house. Representative Huddleston of Alabama criticized the administration as discussing a hostile tone and urged a stronger line in policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cool
Cargaan
Mexico
Represen Huddleston
Alabama
Mark Nigerer Elected President of Railway Brotherhood
Mark Nigerer was elected president of the Incal Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks Freight Handlers Express and Station Employees No 240 for his ninth term. J B Mabry became recording secretary for his seventh term. Other officers include FLOH Matthews, C W Cook, and Stella Wiggins chairing committees, with board members from Missouri Pacific, Southern Pacific, and other railroad lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Nigerer
Incal Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerts
Exprese
Stetion
Bo Owes
Mondar Pe Wis
Rotary
Irenee Hood
J. B. Mabry
Mra. Floh. Matthews
C. W. Cook
Mexander
A. Outerard
AIVEE PLANS Wall To a
Wilder asks for no admission charge and free will offering for reception of Los Angeles evangelist. Reverend Wilder coordinates event as dates are announced. San Antonio third stop on itinerary with Denver and Kansas City precede her in Dallas Wichita Falls Dayton Rochester Chicago New York Philadelphia Washington Baltimore New Orleans Atlanta and Shrangnegh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder
Wright
Los Angeles
San Antonio
Associated Press
Tas Aneles
Denver
Kankan City
Dallas
Wichita Falls
Daytonland
Rochester
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
New Orleans
Atlante
Doris Duke Heiress to Fortune and Wine Cellar
New York report notes Doris Duke, 15, heiress to over 30 million dollars and a wine cellar valued at more than 17 thousand. Her New York home features rich furnishings paid from the tobacco fortune, including sunken baths and seven acres across four homes. The wine collection contains valuable pieces and wines dating back to Roger in 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duke
Doris Duke
James B. Duke
Girl Scouts Name New President for 1927 in Bexar Chapter
Constance Douglas was elected president of the Bexar chapter of Girl Scouts at a board meeting held Monday night at the headquarters on Myrtle street. Frances Meehum was named secretary. Plans include health tests for January 10 and a mailed questionnaire to all city Girl Scouts to gather ideas and thoughts on the organization. Scout executive QO B Holtes announced the meeting and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Constance Douglas
Bexar
Girl Scouts
Frances Meehum
Girl Scout
Myrtle Street
Sire
B. Holtes
Real Estate Man Pardoned After Slaying Conviction
Miriam Ferguson grants pardons to several inmates on Tuesday including real estate man T. L. Griffith, the San Antonio rail worker convicted in the George Mason murder and sentenced to two to twenty years. Griffith receives a widow’s pardon after serving one year. Others pardoned include Austin Elis for theft and Charles Filin for burglary and theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. San Antonio
George Mason
Roa
Tvo
Fleven Trish
Furmers
Wan
Four Youths Jailed on Abducting Girls Charges
Four Ban Anteniq youths are jailed on charges of abducting girls. They allegedly forced the girls into separate cars and drove them to nearby areas before officers recaptured them. The incident involved drunkenness and disturbances, with reports indicating the girls were tied to a theater district location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heishis
U S President Coolidge cites Mexican interference in Nicaragua
Washington Jan 11 President Coolidge says evidence shows arms and ammunition shipped to Nicaraguan revolutionists with Mexican port complicity and possible official knowledge. He asserts U S aims to protect lives and property amid internal war and foreign interference. Debate grows as Senate committee prepares to examine Kel loggs on the Nicaraguan crisis. reactions vary among lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Nicaragua
United States
Central America
Senate
Kellogs
Foreign Relations Committee
Diaz
Juan B. Sacasz
S’ipa
Chritman Borak
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sacasa
Bingham
Republicaa
Connecticut
Moses
New Hampshire
Smoot
Utah
Garrett
House
King
Willis
Ohio
Philadelphia
England
France
Italy
Army Pan Am Aviators Arrive at San Salvador
The U S Army good will air fleet arrived at San Salvador at 9 o clock this morning from Guatemala City, marking a arrival in the Republic of Se yador on January 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Pan-Am
San Salvador
Republic of Se Yador
United States Army “Good Will Air Fleet
Guatemala City
Petition Seeks New Bridge Over Jones Avenue
Residents and nearby businesses present a petition to the city commission Tuesday demanding a replacement for the dangerous San Antonio river bridge on Jones Avenue due to rising traffic and safety concerns. A woman was recently killed after being struck on the bridge. the petition will be referred for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio River
Jones Avenue
City Commission
Market Street May Be Extended Petition Drives City Action
Gre hundred residents Tuesday petitioned the city commission to extend Market Street through to Lafitte Street. The move aims to relieve traffic congestion from Commerce and Water streets. It will be taken up at the next commission meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Market Street
Lafitte Street
Commission
Russian Prince Opens Store in Berkeley Street West End
Prince Felix Tonsoupoff, linked with Rasputin death allegations, has opened a shop in Berkeley Street, London. The move places the Russian noble in a prominent West End shopping district amid ongoing attention to his past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Felix Tonsoupoff
Rasputin
Berkeley Street
West End
Brookhart Faces Lobbying Charge On Senate Inquiry
WASHEINGTON Jan 11 Sen elect Smith W Brookhart a town insurgent will go on trial before the interstate commerce committee on charges of lobbying for an appointee of President Coolidge whom he opposes. The case centers on alleged efforts to influence the selection process and reflects a sharp political twist in Brookhart's early tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bs Anterngrens
Smith W. Brookhart
Meriate Interatate Commerce Committee
Coolidge
Cuban Executed on Death Charge
Santiago Cuban convict Toso Carreoso was garroted for the murder of Manuel Salas, mayor of Guantanamo. He is the fourth man executed by garrote in recent months at the prison in Santiago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Cubs
Toso Carreoso
Manuel Salas
Guantanamo
Chief Swift Foot Weds Tycianne Colin In New York
Chief Swift Foot, a Blackfoot Indian, wooed and wed Miss Tycianne Colin, a French girl, in New York on a brisk January day. The speedy leader’s marriage reflects his famed pace and notoriety as a public figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Swift Foot
Ile Met
Tycianne Colin
Man survives 80 foot fall in office building incident
William M. Graham, 40, a newspaper clipping firm member, fell eighty feet from the ninth floor of an office building in Washington on January 3. He walked to an ambulance, showing no immediate life-threatening injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willieam M. Graham
Wactora Gay Ibe
Ccoyey
Army March Cancelled at Fort Sam Houston Schedule
The Second division practice march, a major event of the training season, will not be renewed this year due to funds. It will likely be replaced by joint maneuvers between the Second division and air corps units. Maj. Gen. Mason M. Patrick announced that fliers will likely be sent for annual air corps maneuvers during his San Antonio visit. Last year the march went to Kerrville in March, the year before to Fredericksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sam Houston
Corps
Air Corps
Mason M. Patrick
Air Cors
San Antonio
Kerrville
Mar
Fredericksburg
Napier Elected to Alamo National Bank Board
Walter P. Napier prominent lawyer was elected to the directorate of the Alamo National Bank on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter P. Napier
Alamo National Bank
San Antonio
Duesday
Col. C. CG. Gibby
Ernest Steves
George AW. Vaughn
Joseph Conrand
G. A. C. Halff
Otto Meetecheidt
William Green
Shiner
Ernest L. Brown
2. B. Martindale
First Death Reported in Nicaragua from American Forces
An American guard fatally wounded a Nicaraguan youth, triggering an inquiry. The Argonne transport arrived with 400 men as rumors spread of a forthcoming clash between Diaz and Sachau forces near EHitma. Orders from U S Admiral Latimer aim to keep Pearl Harbor neutral.
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Tolemna
Jone
Bluefield US
Nicaragua
Tan
Denver
Argonne
Diaz
Sachau
Ehitma
Ordera
U. S
Latimer
Pearl Lagom
Halt Church Ouster Hearing Set For Thursday
An injunction hearing seeks to restrain Rev. James B. Luciwell from ousting church members at First Baptist Houston over a covenant dispute. The hearing was postponed to digest a 31 page answer. Judge Asac granted the continuance at the request of plaintiff’s attorney Johnnie Crocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Houston
James B. Luciwell
First Baptist Church
Johnnie Crocker
Asac
Veteran Official Visit Highlights Local Connections
Visit to Alvie McDuffy at Kerrville hospital featured Robert Will, Ford, Hellinger and Tonner in San Antonio on Tuesday. McDuffy, a Brackenridge High School alumnus, receives care after a visit by the official party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Kelly
Robert Will
Ford
Hellinger
Doc Tonner
San Antonio
Alvie McDuffy
Kerrville
Brackenridge High School
Mexico should be given chance to work its program
Hubert G. Herring leads forty Americans studying conditions in Mexico. The group includes ministers, professionals, and businessmen who visited Mexico City and met President Calles. They urged understanding Mexico’s program of building schools, restoring Indian rights, and addressing tyranny with patience, warning against immediate pressure or recognition that could spark rebellion.
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Mexico Cuty
Jan
Mexico
Hubert G. Herring
Lefora
Ne York
Herting
United States
Hercing
Mexico City
White
Calley
United State
Hague Tribunal
Mr. Herring
Socal Relations Department
Congreg
Tonal Churchen
Manufacturers to Hold First Membership Meet
The Manufacturers general membership holds its first regular monthly meeting of the year to discuss the schedule for the upcoming industrial exposition, with topics including legislation and announced San Antonio products to be shown at the Witte Memorial Museum. Earthquakes accompanied by underground trembles lasting three acems were reported from Keir and Combra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Tasel
San Antonio
Witte Memorial Museum
International Leve Kerrier
Lisbon
Keir
Combra
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Callies
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Pope Pius
Solon
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Vam
Mark Widever
AIVEE
Wall To A
Miss Douglas
Miriam Pardons
T. L. Griffith
Carlos A. Baumbach - Guiethe
Baumbach
Managua
Sacaga
Alejandro Cesar
Brookhart
Speedy Wooer
Latin Republic
Edward 1
Ceri
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