Censorship Lifted as Mexico Posts Quiet Catholic Showdown
In Mexico City, Portes Gil lifts censorship on religious dispatches amid tensions between radicals and Catholic worship. Reported delays and controlled church access followed weekend demonstrations, with about 43 churches under clergy care and most others returning home.
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Mordae
THE
San Sarocho
Vidar Portes Gil
Teiperes Berrie
Mexico City
Inls
Mexico
Rte Agsia
Vera Cruz
Peedia
San Tnis Potos
Emilio Portes Gil
St. Peter and
St. Paul
Adalberto Tchad
Vera Graz
Tejada
Smeth’ng
Cadicalg
Geralden
Colembent Hall
Mexico’ City
Republic
Jope rotians schcine first nuances in three years
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a historical note on Jope and rotians scheming or scine activity over three years. The readable bits are insufficient to identify people, places, or concrete events with confidence.
Injured in Rush to Mass at Mexico City Shrine
Fifty injured, crushed and suffocated rushing to the Our Lady of Guadalupe church for the first Sunday mass in Mexico City since 1928. Red Cross treated the wounded as tens of thousands gathered outside the shrine. Government censorship blocked outgoing news amid religious tension fears.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Our Lady of the Guadalupe
Red Cross
Maanes
Guadalupe
Missing Missouri Infant Found Wandering in Field
Hazel Marly, the year old daughter of George clan, wandered from home Sunday. A large search party and volunteers scoured the area, and the child was found this morning north of Mountain Wise. She appeared somewhat frightened. cause of her wandering remains unclear.
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Missouri
Mountain View
Hazel Marly
George
Mountain Wise
Migration of White Plague Sufferers Reported in West
San Francisco July 1 Jessuming S Whitney of New York a noted tuberculosis advocate told the National Conference that about 10 000 wanderers afflicted with the white plague were cared for by relief agencies in Texas Colorado Arizona and California last year She blamed migration on burdened communities and cited Illinois New York Missouri Ohio Pennsylvania and Michigan as sources of migrants The speaker noted an overall heavy financial burden but only a slight increase of cases in southwestern cities and a low tuberculosis death rate in Texas
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Allinois
New York
Missouri
Ohio
Penneslvania
Michigan
Bigs
Whitney
Southweat
Ike
Colofsend
Phoenix
Miss Whitney
Galveston
Dallag
Houston
Fort Worth
Astarlin
San Antonio
Tezag
Postal Telegraph Firm Organizes Southwest Division
The Postal Telegraph-Cable company announced a southwest division covering Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas with Dallas headquarters under General Manager Jetre Bargrave. Telegraph offices in Texas and Arkansas will be added to 48 main offices and 40 branches in the district. Wire mileage in Texas and Arkansas will rise to 20 003 miles and in Oklahoma to 14 900 miles.
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Dallab
Postal Telegraph-Cable Company Today
Southwestera
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Dallas
Jetre Bargrave Aa General Managers
Sfr
Flargrave
30000 for Aid of Washington Poor
Washington July 1 a new opportunity today for sidewalk medicants and alwn acekere In Washington With the new fiscal year £20,000 appropriation becomes available to enable the federal board at creational education to rehabilitate incapacitated individuals in the capital through loss of sight arms fees and other courts The £30.00 soan provided for the first year's effort to restore these unfortuate to self dependence
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Washington
D. C
Federal Board
German Officials Seek Short Vacation Amid Duties
Chancellor Mueller departed for Mannheim to take a four to six month break from duties. Foreign Minister Stresemann plans a quick peace briefing in Baden-Baden. Dressmakers advertise expert gown making and alterations in the classified column.
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Vacatio
Berlin
Mueller
Mergenpheim
Gail
Stresemann
Baden-Faden
Capones Brother Bottles Langishes in Prison
Chicago July 1 Beenase police work busy searghing Cor Baby Faced Wee Willis Doody main killer Ralph Bottles Capone brother of Scar face Alphonse in Philadelphia Bil was found cooling his heels in a Chicago prison. Twenty detectives entered Collsomo’s cul reopened under new management to find Bottles and four other underworld members at his table. The men had revolvers later identified as 23 belonging to Cook county under the table. The crowd at the cafe where many in Chicago’s gangland life took place was dismayed as detectives arrested Bottles and guests Mike Lorenze Mate aps Jaris Karl Fraser Martin Kane and Unncer under arrest for the weekly showcap. Police also visited Frolica cafe then halted, and later arrested a group at a Halsted street resort run by Monkey Pace Chirler Genker.
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Chicago
Beenase
Wee Willis Doody
Ralph
Bottles
Capone
Scarface
Alphonse
Philadelphia
Tormy
Collsomo
Isk
Temes Gory Ga
Mike Lorenze
Mate € Aps- Jaris
Karl Fraser
Martin Kane
Halsted Street
Monkey Pace
Chirler Genker
And I Remember When by W. B. ANTHONY Former District Judge
The narrator recalls a 21 year old Main avenue duty road leading to a city edge near 118 West Meytle Street. He describes heavy rains, muddy hills, and a night when a man woke him to use the telephone, with a horse and team sent to assist from downtown Elmira.
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Anthony
Main Avenue
Duaty Road
Meytle
Dain Avenue
Elmiraret
Caure Street
Arrival of Eagle Prompts Spanish Joy in Madrid
Spain awaits the arrival of M. B. Eagle, aircraft carrier, with Maj. Remon Franca and three crew. Demonstrations erupt across Madrid as the British admiralty reports a strong gale forced a course to the Azores. The rescue plan and international aid draw praise for the British navy and air force.
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Gibraltar
Spain
M. B. Eagle
Remon Franca
Eagle
Santa Maria
Aagres
Gennadi Hivera
Dikdrid
Jaitia
Dedd
Azarés
Wis Panera
Atlantin
Wantea
Beitiah
Madrid
Mitel
Byanish Aera Clula
Navy
Beltish Air Force
Iohnm Grahame
Ninas
Crrtiz
Shippers to Meet Big Demand This Summer
Washington July 1 shippers nationwide are forecast by the American Railway Association to need about 9,516,048 cars and 8 shipments of the eight main commodities during August and September an increase of 892,287 over the same period in 1928.
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Washington, D. C
Acseriéan Railway ‘Association
Father of Ocean Aviator Dies in Columbus Nebraska
The obituary notes Major Willen No Heneley died at 65 in Columbus Nebraska after an air crash near the Atlantic. It honors Judgs W. A. Heneley as a pioneer linked to early ocean aviation and reads like a tribute to a father of ocean exploration.
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Neb
Aly
Fotaier Judgs
W. A. Heneley
Maj
Willen No
Heneley
America
Atlantic
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First Railroad
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