Lone Ranger Rides to Rescue in San Antonio Comic Strip
In the Light comic page the Lone Ranger and Tonto rally as villains plot to derail a camel train and threaten the US Army. Silver hoofbeats beat on the Butterfield trail while rescue looms and justice seems near. Join the adventure daily to see if San Antonio and the camel venture survive.
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Texas Ranghia
District Attorney
Lone Ranger
Butterfield
Tonto
United States Army
California
The
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Mexico cattle cull near Tamazunchale after breach outbreak
The Mexican-U S foot and mouth disease commission reports crews will slaughter 1000 head of infected cattle near Tamazunchale, 247 airline miles south of the border. Officials say the J outbreak is not new and cattle surrounding the infected pocket had been vaccinated.
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Mexico City
Tamazunchale
Commission
Mexico Fights Wetback Flow
Mexico confronts a growing smuggling network moving Mexican contract labor into the United States without government sanction. Officials demand exit visas for workers known as braceros, aiming to curb the Enganchadores racket. Penalties include prison and fines for crossing the Rio Grande without permission. The campaign targets labor trafficking that undercuts workers and profits patrons.
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Mexico City
UNS
U.S
U. S
Mexico
Texas
Rio Grande
Mexico says no change in decision on Texas cotton workers
Mexico's foreign office stated there has been no shift in the decision not to send contract workers to Texas for cotton picking. Alfonso Guerra, aide to Jaime Torres Bodet, noted appreciation for Gov. Jester and Jay C. Stilley's request. Tract workers will be sent to Texas.
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Mexico City
Foreign Office
Mexico
Texas
Alfonso Guerra
Jaime Torres Bodet
Jay C. Stilley
Cotton Ginners Assn
Diarrhea toll hits 117 deaths this year in city
The health department reports 117 infant diarrhea deaths for the year to date, with 40 deaths in the month. The latest victim is a four month old girl in the 100 block of San Joaquin Street.
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San Joaquin St
Health Department
A Fine Thing Indeed Des Moines Judge Fines Attorney Father
Municipal Judge Howard Brooks lectured a man on overtime parking and fined him $1 after a guilty plea. The fined man was George F. Brooks a Des Moines attorney and father of the judge.
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Des Moines
Howard Brooks
George F. Brooks
Des‘ Moines
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