Latin American League Calls Boycott of United States
A manifest from the Union of Con Vulged South America and the United Nation declares a broad Latin American boycott of U S goods and travel until United States treaties are abrogated. It claims strong organization across Latin America and urges governments to revise concessions favoring Americans. The document criticizes U S laws and asserts regional sovereignty against perceived North American superiority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin-American League
United States
Mesico Cles
Ervey
Tverrthinge
Fnion
South America
Union
Mexico City
United States Army
Dong
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Siearagua
Panama
Cuba
Peru
Ro- Juiz
OKEHE SW TX EGG CONTEST ORGANIZED MEETING
The Southwest Texas at Hes convened a chamber of commerce meeting Wednesday afternoon with Paul G Villaret presiding. The group announced the November 1927 contest opening and planned construction on the Pleasanton road grounds while funds are raised by the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Paul G.villaret
Pleasanton Road
Clumber of Commerce
Villaror
Fred Wo
Luslor
Galveston Logs Citizens Military Training Camp Plan
About 350 youths pledged to attend a Citizens' Military Training Camp in Port Galveston this summer. They will train with MT C entrées and Bert Ham Hobstom Tames, per the Corps Area quarterly briefing. The War Department needed views on intermingling the previous scheme, and the final plan remains tentative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Grovkett
Galveston
MT. C
Bert Ham Hobstom
War Department
Thor
Winter Resort Praise Event Prompts North Meeting
A fragmented notice describes a winter resort event with mentions of Antonio and Becker from Portreit Michigan. It notes St Anthony hate and Gunter gathering, and a plan to travel to Duss Neo winter center. The text hints at a northern Wednesday meeting and a golf related playlist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio
H. Whornton
Becker
Porreit Mich
St. Anthony Hate
Montival
Gunter
Army begins air expansion plan for 500 planes
Washington reports the War Department announced a first annual five year Air Corps expansion totaling 21,891,000 dollars to order 500 planes for regular army and 82 for the national guard. The order includes 99 reconnaissance and attack craft, 25 bombardment and cargo planes, plus training and test aircraft. End strength rises from 8,760 to 10,000 men and officer cadre to 100. Reserve officers will receive aviation training leave.
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Washington
Fiveyear Air Corps
War Department
Air Corps
Ubi
Mse
National Guard
Noted Bull-Fighter in Predicament Saved by R R Man
Fragmented report describes a famed bull fighter in a tight spot during a bullfight in San Antonio. The rescue by a man named R R is noted, with garbled details about participants and locations and a dramatic, time-pressured scene near departure to New York.
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R.R. Man
Martie Galina
Sam Antonio
New York
Sin Antonin
Jalna
Gagzemnen
Sea of the Mizquari
Pacitle
Calanda
Brackenridge High Sewing Classes Fit Hats to Complexions
Brackenridge senior girls design and sew hats in sewing classes with focus on hat fit to individual complexions. Miss Lisie Jonas, sewing instructor, notes patterns rarely match personal features and emphasizes a paper model before final hat construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackenridge High School
Thehna Jones
Bertha Ramsey
Brackenridge High
Brackenridge
Jae Uo
Mise-Lisie Jonas
Miss Jonas
Mrs Michael Dies in San Antonio At 96
Olga Michael 96 longtime San Antonio resident died at home after a long illness. Survived by three sons Arthur Michael Robert Alyston and other relatives. Funeral and burial arrangements pending with local officials.
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Olga Michael
East Graig Mace
San Antonio
Arthur Michael
Boy Scout Comantissigner
Gud - Robert Quil Alyston Mi Vbart
Pastor Takes Two Month Louisiana Vacation
Rev. Marvin M. Addpepyare tasmoe of the United Methodist church will depart for a five day to recupes alecum recent illness. Roxs Culpepper, a Belist, will lead the pulpy in his absence.
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Marvin M
Vinity ‘Methodist Clinieht
Tor Manoa
Alecum
Roxs Culpepper
Mexican Religious Law Triggers Protestant Clergy Exemption
Mexico City March 7 Permission was granted by the interior department for Protestant ministers to conduct religious sorties for six years. Clergymen will train native-born Mexicans to succeed them. The law requiring native-born clergy and banning foreign-born clerics has been in effect since August, prompting the Catholic episcopate to order priests to cease services in churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Interior
Charities Body Sought By Chamber Of Commerce
A proposed charitable bureau would avoid duplication of charity work and run an educational campaign. The plan includes issuing tag day permits and funding a research unit from current chest organizations. A meeting is set for Thursday afternoon at 6 o'clock with Burleson executive secretary leading.
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Cimber of
Burleson
Flo
Burlesim
Crockett
U S Firms in Mexico Seek Damages Under Oil Land Law
American oil companies filed claims with the mixed claims commission seeking damages under Mexico's oil land law. Officials gave no details and kept communications with Mexico confidential, withholding the subject's specifics and any vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Mexico
Washington
Caimtmission
State Department
Department
Moody to Attend Fiesta as Alamo Pilgrimage Plans
Governor Dan Moody will join Festal activities as a guest during Fiesta preparations. Jack Raybould reports events include a parade, coronation, and a San Antonio water pageant with supervision arrangements and school child participants in the Alamo celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Moody
Alamo
Jack Raybout
Thuysila
Tn Junior Chamber of Commierce
Cal
Slaying Trial Nears End In Irregular Newspaper Text
The report details a murder trial progressing toward completion with references to defendants named Herman Lilac and TeeF Clack. The fragmented item mentions August 24, 1925, and a trial starting on Monday with sheriffs involved, though many words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Lilac
San Tims
AIAN Women Set Hun Marks at Indian Meet
Enthusiastic coverage highlights Indian women and Tarahomara runners setting long distance marks. The event discusses inclusion of a women 100 mile event in Australian Olympics and notes Tomas Zutiro’s world record attempt at 100 kilometers.
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Messog Vety
Mowdie
Elaine
Mesxieg City Sportsuion
Tarahomara
Tvo
Tuanira Pacimrein
Seat Minmites
Tomas Zutiro
Meier
Waa
Sa Antonie Fo
Austin
Ens
Resident Bitten Trying to Halt Dog Fight Arrests Made
A man was bitten while attempting to stop a dog fight at the Robert J. Green hospital scene. The dog owners were arrested for bearing weapons and related conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Green
Ministers to Hold Regular Meeting at Rio Antonio
Ministers will hold a regular meeting Friday afternoon at 2 o clock at the Rio Antonio Ministerial Alliance. Pastor Rowland of the Dwtn Plawn Methodist Church will lead the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheering comeNttse
Attonio Ministerial
Loliis Reguine
Wovethins Ak
Rowland
Rhe
Dwt
Weines
Baylor Descendant to Visit School
A fragmented note mentions Baylor University, a descendant of Weman, and a mural related to a person named M. Dawson. It references a monthly payment and a campaign, with stray terms about tech, runes, and a Federal Board of Vocational Education.
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Baylor
Dallas
Mirrety
Baylor University
Wavy
Weman
M. Dawson
Devin Taplists
Techioooon
Department of
Runes
Federal Board Vocational Education
Washington
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J. J. Sterne
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Shanish Reisina
Cuanaite “Shoe Company
Alamo. Plaza
Cracow Cracow
Ri Coen
Poe
Texas Tine Print and Supply Co
Blaza
Commerce Street
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