Real Americanism speech defends Monroe Doctrine role
Missouri Senator James Reed denounces religious issues in senate debate on foreign policy. He cites the Monroe Doctrine and warns against war with Mexico, urging adherence to faiths and protecting American interests while criticizing sectarian rhetoric. He stresses responsibility to defend national unity and international law.
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James Reed
Missouri
Senate
William Randolph Hearst
Provident
Senator Lodge
Coolidge
United States
Mexico
Weds
U. S
Wilson
Old fashioned Texas coeds purge mistletoe on campus
UT campus notices a mistletoe shortage as matrons hire extra janitors to keep reception rooms clean for dates. A Roosevelt era speech section honors soldiers of many faiths, praising unity, liberty, and tolerance, while challenging religious intolerance and political pressure.
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Austin
University of Texas
Monro Doctrine and religious freedom cited in debate
The dialogue centers on the Monroe Doctrine and U S religion, with Heflin Reed and Heflin discussing whether religious groups push for war with Mexico. Reed condemns persecutions and urges tolerance across Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish communities, citing past U S protests against foreign wrongs and the need to stop persecution.
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George Washington
New Orleans
Mexico
Montezumas
MR. Reed
Poers
Ireland
Stop Colds Now With Hot Lemonade Remedy
Sneeze or a chill signals a cold. A hot glass of California lemon juice with honey or sugar solves most colds by morning. Rest in bed, bundle up, and perspire after a bath. nine in ten colds end quickly.
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California
Radio Man's Wife After Divorce Radio Man's Wife After Divorce
Ruth Peters Ormiston, once married to Kenneth Ormiston a former Angelus Temple radio operator, travels to Los Angeles to pursue a divorce. She declines naming co respondents, claims strong evidence, and plans to reveal several co-respondents. She has been in seclusion since last February.
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Sydney
N.S. W
Dan
Kenneth Ormiston
Angelus ‘Temple
Ormiston
Los Angeles
Ruth Peters
Australia
Three Douglas Planes Journey to Kelly Field
Three Douglas observation planes bearing First Lieutenants Miller Ed Kiel and H W Prosser reached Tucson Arizona Wednesday night. The craft were en route from the factory at Santa Monica California to Kelly Field with no stop indicated for Hi Pago or the final leg to San Antonio.
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Eddy Kiel
H. W. Prosser
Kelly Field
Tucson
Ariz
Santa Monier
Cal
Hi Pago
San Astonio
U S Mexico land dispute moves toward peace talks
Washington reports indicate both nations favor peaceful settlement over arbitration in the Mexican land law controversy. Kellogg denies pledging arbitration. Mexico’s Calles signals no constitution arbitration. Coolidge frames the issue as payback for confiscated American property, complicating any arbitration path.
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International News Service
Washington
Mexico
Kellogg
Mexico City
Presidum Callas
Coolidge
Expelled Bishop Diaz Enters Guatemala On Border Crossing
Bishop Pascual Diaz, expelled from Mexico, has been allowed to enter Guatemala by President Charon. He arrived at Ayutla on the border last night and said he was not molested nor in custody on crossing. He plans to proceed to Cuba, aiming to embark June 20 for a new place to live.
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Guatemala
CILY
Pacual Diaz
Mexico
Charon
Ayutla
Cuba
Pope Pius Plans Beatification for Mexican Martyrs
Pope Pius XII endorses beatification for Mexican church martyrs persecuted under Calles regime. He urges Mexican bishops to proceed once peace returns, signaling path toward canonization as Catholic Church restores relations. A prior foreign ministry note promised new public services in Mexico.
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Leo
Mexico
Sans
Yaquis Ready to Stop War and Withdrawn Resignation
The report notes that a figure has withdrawn his resignation as treasurer and will not be appointed Mexican artist to France, signaling a pause in war and a shift in officials. The fragment references civilian leadership and potential diplomatic postings, with emphasis on the Yaquis’ stance and related political maneuvering.
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Storey
The
Treasurs
France
Perind
Calles Firm in Arbitration Rejection
The article reports Mexico's Calles administration resisting arbitration over United States and Mexican disputes on Mesienn fund and oil laws. It stresses that American producers’ votes before courts must be settled before actions proceed, and asserts Mexican court authority will be followed.
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United States
Mexico
Mesienn Fund
America
Ft Worth Couple Saved Years of Suffering
Thomas Stretford and Bridget, longtime Ft Worth residents, faced severe health decline as indigestion headaches and nervousness plagued them. After trying Tanlac, Bridget recovered energy and appetite, and Thomas regained strength, illustrating the tonic’s advertised benefits from natural ingredients.
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Thomas Stretford
Yemen Castle Boulevard
Hi. Worth
Texas
Bridget
Riley
Annie Croughen
Mr. Riley
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