Troops Deployed to Aid Striking Teachers in San Luis Potosi
In Mexico City on November 27, Secretary of War Calles ordered military units in San Luis Potosi to protect striking teachers, following a governor’s dispatch and a contested dismissal order. General Calles announced the action amid tensions with local judiciary and state authorities.
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Turrabinte
Callee
Lroopa
Turtubinle
Prizonére
Shiumiko Calta
Treasury Deficit Mounts Plan Tax to Boost Revenue
Treasury officials are finalizing a tax program to present to Congress aimed at increasing revenue amid a mounting deficit. The draft outlines measures to raise funds, with reports of potential broader fiscal actions and policy considerations.
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Treasury
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Broker Convicted in Mail Case Dies in Prison
A former broker involved in a mail fraud case, sentenced to ten years in Atlanta federal prison, died last night in detention. He was linked to securities dealings in St. Paul and real estate schemes that affected buyers. The death ends a noted chapter in the ongoing investigation into the defunct deals.
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New York
Iamia
Connolly
St. Paul
Atlanta
Enitentiary
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Iast Wight
Blame Bonus for Deft in Budget Row
Washington officials suggest the administration will blame soldier bonus payments for part of a 4 billion deficit fueling a row among pro-Hans forces. Rep Hawley of Oregon warns the administration about the fallout from bonus loans and adjusted compensation certificates, touching on up to 4.5 billion in charges.
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Hawley
Oregon
Wass and Menus Cormittes
Ieeasnrs
Ascal Yrar Chiding
Stand Up for Tobacco Amid Calls to Strike a Match
A brief quote shows resolve to support tobacco farming, with a farmer pledging to stand by the industry as long as they can strike a match. The line captures a stubborn stance amid mounting pressure on tobacco production and sales.
Students Pass Blame Back to Accusing Elders
HERRELET Calif Mar 21 Lack of chaperonage at dances and drinking at social functions are charges against Lyhe Pro-Hellenic Mothers club of slim university. In defense Miss Finibara Lubile VP of Associates Students assigns mothers responsibility to teach White children first.
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Ling Criticizn
Urge British Gold Return Urged by Sir Arthur Salter
Sir Arthur Salter, former British chief economic adviser to the League of Nations, calls for a return of British gold to London as the pound steadies after market fluctuations. The note appears amid holiday commerce and financial jitters.
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