Government funds aid Mexican laborers in Texas deportation plan
May 2 Fort Worth Texas reports the state has appropriated funds to aid starving Mexicans and arrange deportation to Mexico. President Obregon relayed that money will go to Consul Garcia in Dallas for relief work and free transport to Mexico for destitute workers. Garcia plans to move convoys from Fort Worth to Laredo as more funds and ships are arranged. The effort aims to repatriate thousands of Mexicans who wish to return home from the Texan border region.
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Paper Mills Closed Across New York State Amid Strike
May 21 Glas Falls New York John P Burke president of the International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mills Worker said all mills of the International Paper Company were shut down with the onset of a section wire strike in the paper industry. Mills at Quebec Rhinelander Mille Wisconsin and Northern Afill atree Bar were closed. About 2500 workers were idle in the area tying up mills in Fort Edward South Glens Falls Corinth Schroon River and Greenwich. Papers were printed in halls today as a result of the action.
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Greenwich
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Beer returns as Germany schedules national day of mourning
The Chicago Daily News reports Germany declares May 2 a mourning day marking the temporary return of beer to its pristine form. Officials say foreign beer threats to local brews prompted measures. Germans expect ViItventr or Muencheer to regain prominence as guards against substitutes fade.
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Film shown at Yorktown on Boll Weevil concerns
A letter from Q G Haworth farm agent notes a film titled Weevil shown in Yorktown with over 3000 farmers and business men attending. A 26 piece band played at the park where the film was exhibited as Dr Madison and Mr Laworth discuss boll weevil impact and cotton losses in that region.
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Wreck injures score as railroad train derails near Rockdale
Minneapolis officials investigate a train No. 200 wreck on the Minneapolis St Paul and Sault Ste Marie line near Rockdale twenty miles west of the city. More than twenty injured, ten named including Chris Jorgenson and James Burdart of St Paul. The three rail cars overturned. flat aid given at two nearby farms.
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