Mexico President Orders $100,000 Transfer to SUFRAGIO FUND
June 4 1926 at the National Palace President P Elias Calles orders the Citizen Financial Agent of Mexico in New York to cable $100 000 through the minister in London to be delivered to the SUFRAGIO EFFECTIVO NO REELECTION fund. Translation notes describe the transfer as a secret aid by the Government of Mexico for proletariat ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
New York
London
Coal Miners’ Union
Government of
P. Elias Calles
Intrigue in Secalt Papers and Mexican Funds Link
The article describes secret payments totaling $100,000 to support coal miners' unions, routed through the Mexican fiscal agency to New York under coded transmission. It notes high level talks between President Carter and associates and references Tass and Soviet trade unions amid world affairs, with a British miners’ strike context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shen le
Carter
Lbsdan
Rireh Cond
Tass
Koviet Oye Fant
Stile
All
Mexico Enlists Russia in Financing British Strike
The article reports on alleged Soviet funds supporting British miners and the British government’s response. It notes Pravda coverage, Mexican government ties, and statements in Parliament by Lord Tirkenlrnd about Russian and Soviet funding aimed at fomenting revolution in Britain. It mentions June events and concerns over foreign meddling in domestic labor disputes.
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Privds
Peenninrs Obi
Resesit
Erikes
Sewotian
A. J. Carky
Mexico
Trussia
Rank
Lenin
Sid the Strug
Lord Tirkenlrnd
Talia
Delivery Of Red Money In Moscow To British Communist Contact
A suspected covert transfer involved one-pound and five-pound notes in a red envelope sent from Moscow in a diplomatic valise to a Soviet Legation secretary in London. The envelope reached a female Communist party member in St. Bride Street and was moved by motorcycle to an unknown destination, likely the Communist party headquarters. Authorities deny prior knowledge, while tensions with Britain and other nations prompt probing questions about denials and possible implications for diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
London
British
Communist Party
St. Bride Street
Stitch
Kosgian
Jess
Great Britain
Chot
Red Money Traced Into Soviet Office in London
A report traces funds to a Soviet office in London amid a tense atmosphere of unified miners strikes. The document cites Communist influence guiding strike actions and warns that without strong leadership the protests could falter, risking wider labor unrest and potential concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Money
London
Document reveals $10,000 paid to American writer Gruening
A 1926 Mexican document shows a $10,000 payment to American writer Ernest Gruening for a London study on British strike conditions among coal miners. The note requests charging the amount to secret executive expenditures and notes Gruening’s role as an adviser to President Calles. The text references political climate amid labor unrest and suffrage reforms without detailing broader consequences.
Presidential Order for 10000 Pay Warrant to Gruening
The President directs the Treasurer General to issue a pay warrant for ten thousand dollars to Senor Dr. Don Ernesto H Gruening for voyage expenses on a mission to study the coal miners strike situation in London. The warrant is charged to secret executive expenditures and the beneficiary is excused from submitting an expenditure account.
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Cutlex
Ernest J. Groening
Kingland
Simu
Ugient
Treasury ‘Department
Sno Callea
Groening
Callea
Wreamurys
Jny
Senor Dy
Don Ernest H. Gruening
London
National Palace
Mex Zo
the Republic
Hlias Callys
Don Ernesto H. Gruening
Mexican intrigue series to unfold in The Light Friday
The next installment of this startling series on Mexican intrigue appears in The Light Friday. Supported by documentary proof, it is among the most amazing in the series and worth every American reader's attention.
Liberal lecturer accuses Kellogg of favoring private interests
University of Texas Latin American history professor Dr Hackett told a San Antonio audience at Main Avenue High School that Calles aided liberal factions in Nicaragua with money and materiel to undercut U S policy. He argued Kellogg's view that private property outranks state sovereignty clashes with international law.
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Mexico
Nicaragua
United States
St Charles
W W. Hackett
University of Texas
Main Avenue High School
San Antonio
Calles
Hackett
Central America
Kellogg
Atien
Agenerablp
Antdodt
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Presidencia DE LA Republica
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Pantipa Gast
Sirvuse Ud, Ordenar al C.agente Financisto de Mexico En
Emera York
Sitien
la Via Telegrafica Y Gor
Fondo de Los Tivistos Unionistas de Carbon
Agunto
Orden DE
Pago
Revenencia
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Residencia de LA Republica
Gobierno de
México
Miente de Log Ideales de del Proletariado
Palacio Nacional Junto
el Fresidente de la Republica
Ad Secretaria de Hacienda Y Sredite Publics
Pele To
Senor
Gilberto Valenzuela
England
Don
Ernesto H.gruening
Huergistas
Tarbon En
Londres
Oan
Alv Secretario de Nacieman Y Credite Pablico
Sirvase Anotar
Gastos al Interesado
Presidente de la Republica
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Sufragio Effectivo
Russia
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P. Elias Cailes
Sys Calles
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