Calles Warns Archbishop Of Merigo In Mexico City
In a sharply worded note from June 3 President Calles warns Archbishop Mora De Rio and all Catholic dignitaries to obey Mexican laws or face consequences. He accuses prelates of unpatriotic agitation and vows government resolve to enforce laws, replying to an open letter from the archbishop protesting the deportation of Monsignor Caruana. The exchange centers on church state tensions and papal relations.
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Mexico City
Catles
Mora de Rio
Mexico
Aexico
Abellion
Rio
Calles
High Egg Prices Prompt Widespread US Shortage Trends
A. Suyder of Snyder Produce Co reports egg prices rising with a 2 cent advance and a near national shortage. Crate shortages and drought impacts drive hens to high prices while replacing baby chicks lags behind demand. In San Antonio and beyond, 35 to 40 carloads were shipped out last year, with production constrained by past drought and rising costs.
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A. Suyder
Snyder
United States
San Antonio
Drouth
Indian Chief Weds Childhood Sweetheart of Everglades
Toni Tommy of the Seminole tribe married Edna Jobn, his childhood sweetheart from the Everglades, in Musa Isle. The ceremony blended tribal and modern customs with a circle of Seminole witnesses and whites observing, and a local interpreter explained the rites to guests. The couple, aged about one year apart in age, were advised to be good and live together as they honeymooned in the Everglades.
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Everglades
Miami
America
Musa Isle
Toni Tommy
Edna Jobn
Osceola
Tommy
Charles Billy
Billy
Meadville Theological School Folds After 1844 Birth
The Meadville Theological School, founded in 1844 as a non-denominational missionary training college, ceased to exist. In 1852 it was taken over by the Universalist church and is slated to move to Chicago to join the University of Chicago.
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Meadville
Meadville Theolosical School
Unitarian Church
Chicago
University of Chicago
British Officials Wary Over Egyptian Election Victory
London June 3 British officials describe the Egyptian situation as distinctly grave after the sweeping victory of Gagloul Pasha's party in the elections. The move heightens British concerns about control and stability in the region.
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London
Gagloul Pasha
Indian Officials Suspended in Five Civilized Tribes Agency
Mike Kelly building supervisor for the five civilized tribes C Ey Creagar field clerk for the Muskogee district and W A Lynn field clerk at Tahlequah were suspended indefinitely by Interior Department inspector H H Fiske in charge of the five tribes agency. No statement was given on the cause of the suspensions.
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Muskogey
Okla
Inne
Mike Kelly
Five Civilized Tribes
C. Ey 'Creagar
Muskogee
W. A. Lynn
Tahlequah
H. H. Fiske
Five Tribes
Fiske
Man Slays Woman Who Refused Him
Thomas B. Brown a 52 year old Washington real estate man fatally shot Mrs Francis Vogele seven times as she sat beside an automobile on Fourteenth street. She died soon after at Garfield Hospital. Police say the motive was her refusal to marry him.
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Universal Service
Washington
Thomas B. Brown
Francis Vogele
Abs
Yorete
Garfield Hospital
Fourteenth Street
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