Mexican Patriarch Perez Breaks with Catholic Church
Oct 10 report states Patriarch Joaquin de Jesus Perez, founder of a schismatic Mexican church in 1825, rejected Catholic authority on his deathbed and sought excommunication from the Pope. Archishop Pascual Diez urged reintegration, Perez planned a separate faith branch, but the movement drew little support and faced protests.
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Luis G. Sepulendo
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German Consul in .A. to Quit Post for Private Work
Carl Coelcke German consul in ae Autovio since 1823 to resign and devote time to private business. He resides in San Antonio and states consular matters must be handled through New Jeams consulate where Taeteke serves as consul. Daeteke is a naturalized citizen and alumnus of the University of Texas Law School.
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Carl Coelcke
Ae Autovio
Bay Renignid
Sam Antonio
Qe Jeams
Theat Pasaer
Taeteke Seid
Daeteke
University of Texas Law School
Skunk Wins War With Law and Order
A chaotic skirmish ends with law enforcement gaining the upper hand as Officer Hraun returns to headquarters. The field remains to the victor, with lingering disorder and notable rivalries surfacing in mock combat.
Debating Society Adds Ten Members at Brackenridge High
Brackenridge High School welcomed ten new members to the Debating Society announced by president Leonard Frank. Names listed include Sstur Bailey Ian, William Feichinul, Lindsey, Bob Singer, Grintie Praners, Claude Bond, Wallace Keller, Ernest Mason, John Allen, Arno Broize, and Normalien Betehin is noted among the new enrollees.
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Brackenridge High School
Leonard Frank
Sstur Baily Ian
Wiliam Feichinulugh Lindsey
Bob Singer
Grintie Praners
Claude Bond
Wallace Keller
Aed
Ernest Mason
Kony Axe
John Allen
Arno Broize
Normalien Betehin
Debts to Be to Pig Nair On Broadcast Discussion
Columnist J H Mc Bainbridge Colby urges action against debt cancellation as radio personalities discuss at 6 16 evening on WOAI NBC network. The piece notes expected KTSA scheduling conflicts and mentions other radio programs and figures like Frederic William Weise Wallac Mopper and the National Fiscal Forum broadcast.
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J. H. McBainbridge Colby
Sts
Wilsor
NBC
Maestre
Colby
KTSA
Frederic William Wile
Iy Sis
Washington
Contractors Must File Wage Lists
Contractors must file wage lists under state law. The notice warns of required wage reporting and deductions tied to construction work, including housing or ramp projects, with penalties for noncompliance. The item emphasizes timely submission and compliance obligations for contractors and their payroll records.
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Fesaz
Égel
Labor Fights Sales Tax in Vancouver Convention
The American Federation of Labor opened a nationwide fight against a congress sales tax proposal. Delegates urged restoring the federal gift tax and raising federal income and inheritance taxes. A circular outlining the federation’s stance was to be distributed nationwide to pressure lawmakers. Other resolutions opposed a secretary limits for applicants to the draft and sought five day weeks for postal workers without pay cuts.
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Vancouver
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Tifts First
Federation
Lateration
Executive Council
Fava
Panama Cen Zone
Texas Cotton Yield Report From 1991
Texas farmers expect an average yield of about 144 pounds per acre in 1991, above the 132-pound five-year average. U.S. Department of Agriculture statistician Carl H. Robinson notes Texas production around 5,100,000 bales with crop conditions at roughly 62 percent, indicating strong overall prospects despite some variability.
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Austin
Texas
Carl H. Robinson
United States Department of Gericultura
Robinson
Scrivenor Faces Return to Texas for Grudge Killing
Scrivenor, a reputed Texas gangster, is to be returned to face charges in Texas after a deadly brawl with detectives. His companion died in the fight, tied to a Houston apartment feud with C. A. Jones, while authorities believe the killings were revenge for a prior bank robbery linked to John Cherris.
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Towa
Shilo
Scrivenor
Texas
Gnc
C. A
Bergy
Jurors Study Cannon Data In Federal Probe
In Washington on October 1 jurors examined records linked to Cannon and the Anti- Smith Democrats as part of a grand jury inquiry. Government agents E. O. Armebraster and L. P. Oliver outlined original reports from Mic Adu Tp Thirtouebs treasurer amid questions over full accounting under the federal corrupt practices law.
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Washington, D. C
Weo Hop Jamey Cannon Jr
Justice Department
Mic Adu Tp Thirtouebs
Anti- Smith Democrats
E. 0. Armebraster
L. P. Oliver
Rival to DO-X Ready for Name
America's farthest rival of the German DO-X flying boat is ready for christening. The liner, 95 G passenger capacity, yesterday received a certificate from the commerce department, proving a gross load of 314000 pounds. It is the largest of its type. It will level for service over the Trang-Ca route between North and South.
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WaasningTie
America
Sikorthy
Commerce Department
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Nessteer
Prize Simon Death Still Unconfirmed After Crash
Oct. 10 observers report Germaan pilot Prize Simon survived the Bis Bromenshiyetn crash for 2 to 3 days before death by exposure. Searchers later found Rudolph Wagenknoeht near Cabauih bay. Dr G Heiler cites exposure as cause. Simon reportedly fired after the crash.
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Primeboro
K. 8
Simon
Germaan
Hoover Seeks Rail Bond Remedy Amid Economic Push
Washington government actions focus on reviving credit and investment through railroad bond measures. Hoover probes the feasibility and value of rail bonds, hoping to unlock funds from savings banks and mutuals, while market declines threaten bank asset storage and bank eligibility for purchases.
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Snearing Feultlow
Greally
Tis
Raflees’ Bundi
Huusreda
Savings
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Onde Becauer
Deere
Jonus
Ubeip
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Four Mexican Plane Victims Brought Back to City
A Ciudad de Mexico report says four Mexican plane victims from a forced landing on the Guadalajara Juarez route were returned today by motor ambulance. The dead include pilot Tay Ralomop co pilot GScampa and passengers Koretjerh and her niece Kao de la Garza from Mexico City.
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Mexico City
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Giudad Juares
Ralomop
Pilab Gscampa
Senora Koretjerh
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Radio Programs on a Local Station Schedule Item
A fragmentary list shows a day’s radio programming with multiple acts and times including orchestras, dance bands, and dramatic recitals. Names such as WAOI and KONO appear among the entries, plus various program titles and 6:07 p.m. time marks.
Unclear Event List From Local Theater Tonight
Fragmentary OCR notes show a noisy schedule with times and names such as 9:00 p.m., 2:00 p.m., 6:46 p.m., and 8:40 p.m. plus entries including Barner, Gunth, Miloeyetta, and Be Varlets. Details are unreadable. main items and venues are not clearly identifiable.
Japanese plane bombs crucial Manchuria rail hub
A report from Chachow notes that a Japanese bomber destroyed the Tuonan railway junction in Manchuria. Additional planes were active nearby, with reconnaissance over Ching and Tengshum areas north of Pelping, as observers tracked the air activity.
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Perport
Chachow
Tuonan
Manchuria
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Tengshum
Pelping
Dry Agents Find Postoffice Still Dry At Corsyon
Federal agents reported the Corsyon area post office still dry after a recent influx of visitors to the mountain resort. They found whiskey hidden in a cage and distributed among several individuals.
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Crosyons
Cal
Iain
Minne F. Dir
Brookhart for Treasury Notes stance stated by Senator
Washington October 10 Senator Brookhart of Iowa urged a new issue of treasury notes to aid business conditions. The Republican Independent called for 31,000,000 to be allocated to farmers for purchasing surplus crops, aiming to stabilize markets and support agriculture.
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D.C
Inga
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Brookhart
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