Relate Signs Wagcord With Dates Amid Vatican Accord
Fragmented dispatch describes a wartime era Vatican accord and political maneuvering. Portes Gil presses for nationwide demonstrations to back the settlement while priests prepare to return to Uigir Bocks. The Mexican Catholic Church plans a major service in Mexico City with thousands of attendees and 65 churches opened. Vatican assent is signaled as Chilean and Mexican officials parse the agreement.
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Oeay
Antonigyatn
Enid
Jim
Portes Gil
Asiog
Ganges Wey
Jeganderz
Zleter
Sto Luis Potasi
Chapultepec
Alementa
Vatican settles church state differences with Mexico
Reported settlement details emphasize Vatican support for the Mexican church hierarchy. Arch bishop Ruiz Flores and apostolic delegate in Washington communicate with Rome. Cardinal Gasparri and Portes Gil-staffed sources suggest papal plenipotentiary accord while promising freedom for Catholic hierarchs.
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Uripern
Vatican
Chig Wan
Cardjos
AV Gasparri
Castle Charypultepec
Archyr
Ruix
Flores
Washington
Slexlea
Emilio Portre Gil
Agee- Molin
Cardine
Segal
Mexican Press Hails Accord Between Church and Vatican
Mexican papers from Mexico City on June 22 hailed the settlement of the national religious controversy. El Universal called it a definite triumph of freedom of thought and a logical accord erasing differences. The Government was said to have consolidated its position on material notice and press hue as the three year old problem neared solution, signalling a new era of welfare for Mexico.
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Mexico City
Charpultepec
Vatican
EL Universes
Mexico
Captain Oben of Truck Company No 3 Pictured in Firemen’s Verles
Captain T. A. Oben of Truck Company No. 3 is pictured in today’s publication. His home is at 222 East Elmira Street, while his station is at 3 Camden Street.
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T. A. Oben
Truck Company No. 3
Verles
East Elmira Sienet
Sol Camden Stredt
Gotham Comes to Rescue of Ing Oy In New York
More than 100 men and women offered blood and money to save a 14 year old boy dying of a rare illness at Seaside hospital on Staten Island. The case stirred hospital officials and the public as doctors tested donors across New York City while arranging further tests. The boy’s parents cannot work due to an accident, and charity drives sprang up to fund his treatment.
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New York
UPI
George Mosher
Seaside Hospital
Staten Island
Ja Dent
Raguely
Rome
United States
Miliery
Eny
Blussalini
Te Caveiey
Bandem Boy
Avila
Hetz
J. ©. Short
Ted States Army
Fort Riley
Kansan
Che Tolks
Jon Short
Bander
San
Furniture Firm Employee Under Bond for Slaying
Fort Worth reports Midgar A Bace, a furniture store employee, was released on a $5000 bond on charges connected to the fatal shooting of Roy Firock, 34, a railway shopman. The slaying occurred at the home of the victim’s brother, Allmen, Thursday night. the killer was said to have been intended for Allmen.
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Fort Worth
Midgar
A. Bace
Cutploye
Wen
Roy Firock
Crock Wen
Fragmentary notes on economic development and ministerial protests
Readable fragments mention economic development and a controversy involving ministers. The passage notes that Facelsior paid the venue and hints at a calm outlook, with references to a prudent accord and persistent objections.
Morrow Threatened by Letters Amid Mexican Talks
Ambassador Morrow, ill with fever and mild indigestion, received threatening letters tied to his mediation in Mexico’s religious controversy. He remained in bed for hours, canceled a commencement address, and spoke by phone with President Portes Gil and bishops. Despite illness, he expressed cautious optimism about the negotiations and planned rest at Cuernavaca.
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Mexico City
Morrow
Fetvera
Eranke
Portes Gil
American Echoal
Cuernavaca
Waule
Matty
Canadians Urge Bigger Rum Patrol on Detroit River
Windsor reports Albert B. Cuddy Ontario police commissioner urged reinforced waterfront patrols and seizures of contraband to curb rum running during the U S offensive on the Detroit River. He proposed provincial officers be stationed along the river while federal authorities handle smugglers and weapons. No armed rum runners were found at export docks. Cuddy noted a Canadian craft fired on by a customs boat but said it had not been used for liquor smuggling. He blamed American shooters, while Canadian officials warned extradition threats if smugglers are captured in Canada.
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Windsor
Ont
Esareb
Momoreth
United States
Detpoit
Alfred B. Cuddy
Ontario
Detroit
Deccantids
Nessat
Cuddy
Price
Candy
T Su
Acme
Walter S. Pretty
Conan Thei
Rum
Detre
Cal
Cortlannt Starnes
Royal Canadian Sountad Police
Detroit River
Felco
Mother Gives Child Away In Kansas City Scene
A distressed mother, Irrin Thompson, 25, left her infant with a Black woman in a city bus station crowd. Six of eight children cried. the baby slept after the mother handed him over. Police objected to the arrangement and the baby remained in care as officers searched for Thompson.
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Kansas City
Tone
Irrin Thompson
Bate
Col
Melice
Vanny
Southerly Winds Forecast for Texas Panhandle to Tidewater
Weather note predicts southerly winds and fair conditions with light cloud drift. Temperature to rise into the afternoon, with minimal chance of rain in southern Texas and eastern portions. chances of scattered showers possible in the Panhandle and nearby areas.
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Jarhoe
Floods Delay India Food Supplies In Asia Report
Flood conditions in India disrupt food shipments as communication breakdowns hamper exports. Officials in Dacca report government controls on rice exports due to crop damage and rising prices, with limited crop effects noted in the region.
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India
Asia
Thia
Grinlia
Hae Lorvigh
Honamganj
Dacca
Merger Shapes Grocery Chain Power in Modern Market
Fragmentary OCR shows several food producing companies joining a merger to form a chain store dominated food system. Owners set production and pricing terms, squeezing smaller brands into a rapid, centralized machine. A blacksmith shop era ends as wine and chestnut goods shift to a small garage.
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Font Morgan
Girl Defends Father in Trial for Murder at Cuero
In Cuero, P. J. Hall faces trial for the slaying of Manning after his daughter, Mrs. Alian Titton, a three month bride, testifies that Hall killed Manning to defend his home from disgrace. Manning’s widow Mrs. Manning testifies to identify her husband’s letter and details of the alleged affair, while the daughter sobs and recounts the night of the crime.
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Cuero
Ture
P. J. Hall
Enteanicg
Youkuus
Halls
Alian Titton
Manning
Pir
Maenfing
Ibe
Prilay
Ig Wort
Relatives Seek Missing 10-Year-Old Lucio Prola
Police searched Saturday for Lucio Prola, 10, missing four days from 25 South Rickler Street. Relatives believe he was taken toward the Rio Grande valley, with investigators airing a naked appeal during the effort.
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Lucio Prola
Hama
Army Orders List Ambiguous Decorations and Transfers
Universal Hereice outlines diverse Army orders from Washington D C June 2201 detailing promotions decorations and dozens of officer transfers and duty changes across multiple forts and hospitals including Fort Monroe Walter Reed Fort Bliss Camp Grayling Aberdeen Proving Ground and Fort Myer with names and assignments such as Brig Gen Benjamin TD Foulnin Major Willy D Crittenberger and Captain Herbert Ruse among others. The record lists relieved from detail reassigned locations and retirement actions affecting numerous lieutenants captains and majors across the U S military establishments.
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Washington
D. C
William BE. Gilmore
Usman Latenbs
I. Hober
Mocrin
Hhaed
Heniamin TD
Foulnin
G. Pillow
Charles W. Savane
George I. Merking
O. A. Aington
Joseth A. Atking
GS. C
George A. Linch
Richard St. Vickeing
A. GD
O. Re
Albert dl White
Fitzsimmons Koapitel
Fein
Wall
William M. Iives
G. D
Pittsburg
Abenleen
St. Ardmore
Aberdeen Proving Ground
William C. Williams
Fort Monroe
Centerion
Teel
de Fitzsimons
Ruse A
Orange C
Rockwell Field
Frederick D. Murphy
Gav
Fort Riley
Walter F. Valen
M. OL
New ‘York
Walter Reed Hospital
Woodbury PF. Rite
Bliss
Samuel Ts
Paman
Hawaii
Portland
Ofe
Hobert
Deavenwart
Pitsippinen
Wetter W. Town
Vancouver _farracks
Rhine
Tau
Hnebhottz
M.C
Ity
Okla
Fort Som Nhals
Sir Pital
Timoere Haneton
Efond Treutenants
Perham
Powder Blast Endangers Foros at New York Pier
June 22 New York Henry Hart and four others escape serious injuries when a bottle of photographic powder exploded on Berengarie pier as Customs officers and photographers gathered to greet the Ford party including Mr and Mrs Ford and children Henry and Bensaw A photographer accidentally pulled the trigger igniting powder fragments causing a dense smoke cloud and minor injuries to seven people including Llda Gleed Zelda Gaull Anne McCormick Howard J Peters Lavin Bein Joseph Repner and John Schultz while authorities kept crowds back and Ford officials stayed calm
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New York
Henry Hart
Berengarie's
Or. Ford
Pier 54
North River
Air
Freel Ford
Henry
Bensaw
Serengarin
Cus
Boltle
Kore
Sara
John Schultz
Hin Dees
Ford
Afr
Dongbirr
Lllda Gleed
Hartfont
Conn
Zelda Gaull
New York City
Anne McCormick
Mount Lebanon
Howard J. Peters
Maya Danding
Lavin Bein
Joseph Repner
Snook Seeks Quick Death in Murder Case
Eyewitnesses describe the case against Snook for the murder of a young woman. A broken man, the father of the victim claims the crime was planned after a romance with his daughter was ruined. He testifies the killer lured her away, promised help, then killed her and endangered the victim’s future. Public sentiment calls for a severe punishment if guilt is proven.
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Wix
Snook
Anothler
Ayan- Palley
Himgelf
Ritl
Man Admits Poison Gift in Bride's Death Probe
Texarkana bulletin reports a man confesses to giving his 17 year old bride poison as authorities investigate her death. The suspect, held in Towle county jail at Boalon, facing potential mob violence threats as the case unfolds.
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Man
Texarkana
Tezas
Jane
Nis
Brie
Towle
Boalon
Moody Makes Trip to Tyler Fete
Moody plans a nighttime departure from Austin to Tyler for a festival honoring a prominent local figure. The event features a ceremony on the courthouse square with the governor expected to attend. The notice also hints at a nearby classified column for readers seeking ads and home updates.
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Moody
Tyler Fete
Prairie tale of Pete and Rebuck in cattle then Texas notes
A fragmented reminiscence covers Cowboys Pete and Rebuck in a rope catching incident with a cow, detailing Pete’s grip and the animal’s surrender. It shifts to mention Marriett Robuck of Arteslit Welle, Burnett Nobuck kin to a trail driver, and a cork crop near promising cotton. The piece briefly notes a Roman military observer and others traveling through Fort Riley and Austin.
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Harry
Williams
Pete
Ens
Stati
Marriett Robuck
Arteslit Welle
Muout Adesta Wels
Bolle
Infaney
Robnick
Torbuck
Lefour Erilier
Bévine Familly
Burenett
Speakers Urge Bond Vote At San Antonio Rally
A seven speaker rally is set at the Modelerpul auditorium at 3 oclock Saturday to push the 3.7 million school bond issue for San Antonio. Mayor C M Chambers leads as main speaker with J G Hornberger Marshall Eskridge Tom Newton Leo Drewer and others backing the campaign.
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Marshall Eskridge
Tom J. Newton
Leo Drewer
Tercher
Board of Education
J. W. Young
San Antonio
Chember of Commerce
Clinton Brown
Wilson Fouthiell
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Warman Ocha
Icity
William Trimpe
Trimpe
Bon Antonio
Teo Brewer
Alving An
Arigger
Atocke
Lutherans Denounce Prohibition Crackdown at River Forest
Dr. W C Kohn of Concord College and Missouri Synod official condemns alleged killings by prohibition officers. He warns such actions violate law and faith, calling executions unlawful and unbiblical. He spoke during the Evangelical Lutheran Synod gathering.
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Popares
Missouri Synod
Fatal Ambush Wounds In South Africa Shootings
George Hale 48, dies from multiple bullet wounds when three men ambush him and companions as they enter a car near Sibb City on the St Hedwig road. Hale sustains fatal injuries. John Gill 60 and Otto Garcia 11 are wounded. the assailants fled before authorities arrived. Investigators, including Detectives Terbet and Covington, pursue leads after an earlier argument between Hale and two men.
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George Hale
Wyoming Sheet
Mtobert
Gycon Houplul
John Gill
Marvin Laemon
Gill
Hale
Gil
AL W. Terbet
E. Covington
Denuly
Antonio Diaz
Angel Barroco
Fragmentary note on a struggling movement and figures
A jumbled fragment references a movement and supporters, mentioning Breorrearbeey and eltyndrinistration. It hints at sacrifice and defiance, with unclear roles for friends and allies as the movement faces peril and potential defeat.
Five Men Acquitted in Chicago Election Probe
Chicago June 22 A jury freed Prince Arthur Quinn North Side Democratic Leader amid a trial on election fraud charges. Four co-defendants faced verdicts on stuffing ballot boxes intimidating voters and other alleged masoral election fraud in April.
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Chicago
Prince Arthur Quinn
Two Savings Banks and Watch Stolen
Two savings banks and a watch were stolen from the home at 61 M Shank Avenue. Police were notified Saturday morning and continued the investigation into the night. The thief left behind no clues and the value of the items was reported as minor.
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Tronovinga
M. Marreln
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