Rubio Election Inevitable Amid Mexico Campaign
In Mexico City and across the country the election race centers on Pascual Grtie Rubio of the Ne ficnal Revolution party with Vasconcelos as a strong challenger. Officials report a calm campaign with limited violence and heavy security, as voters prepare for the national ballot on November 37.
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Mexico TV
Pascual Grtie Rubio
Neficnal Revolution Party
Jose Vasconcelos
Rubio
Duraton
Vasconcelos
Virginia Girl Will Take Veil of Nun
Miss Lucy Kearny Hill from Richmond sails to France to enter the Servantes du Tres Saint-Sacrament convent in Paris. She plans to take the veil early next month and will be attached to the mother house in Paris.
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Virginia
NEW_ YORK
Lucy Kearny Hill
Richmond
France
Miss Hill
Julian Harrison Hill
Paris
Textile Strikes Protesting Mexico Labor Bill End After 24 Hours
Workers from 26 textile factories in Mexico City and the states of Vidnnga and Tlezcala ended a 24 hour strike in protest of provisions in the planned national labor law. They demanded that the textile workers be classified as federalized to avoid local conciliation boards handling disputes.
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Mexico City
Federal District
Vidnnga
Tlezcala
Villagers Predict Cave Man Succeeds McConnell
In Normandin Quebec residents rally behind Burt McConnell’s wilderness experiment. Chief Inspector McKibben notes weekly log pickups and forced ax use, while locals await news of weapons and hunt success as McConnell forges a crude shelter.
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Normandin
Quebec
Burt McConnell
McConnell
Andrew McKibben
McKibben
Wilemeas
SicConnell
Washine & River
Gam
Mrs McConnell Believes Husband Will Win
Mrs Bart McConnell, wife of the Quebec wilderness scientist, editor and explorer, voiced optimism about her husband’s experiment. She said he is capable of surviving alone and unpided if necessary, confident he will not be without food and will emerge victorious.
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McConnell
York
Bart. McConnell
Quebec
Burt
Inger
Dare
Xuing
Mexican band trapped near Parral in police action
Excelsior reports a band of blackhanders threatened an American mining official near Parral. Aimed to extort $250 by mail, the group planned a fatal payoff. Police set a trap, capturing a man at the stash site and arresting another who came to claim the satchel, leading to several more arrests.
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Mexico City
Excelsior
Chitughua Teporla
Parral
Aya
Unidad de Mian Prieta
Brown
Rema
Ferce
Windn
Herlimong
Devil Fish Drags Skiff Eight Miles Off Port Miss
Lieutenant Governor Bidwell Adam survived a fierce encounter with a monster devil fish off Port, Mississippi. It grabbed a tar pen ring and dragged him and a guide in a skiff nearly a mile into the Gulf of Mexico before a yacht rescued them. The creature was described as huge with an eighteen or twenty foot head.
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Miles
Aclfport
Miss
Bidwell Adam
Gulf of Mexico
Big Ana
Mr. Adama
Couple Takes First Train Ride and Moves Home to Dearborn
Flija A. Watkins and Lan Lanacsono ride their first train together as 11 million fire alters their plans. They moved from an old courthouse home to Dearborn four years ago and received a newer home in Dearborn as a return gesture.
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Flija A. Watkins
Fleury Ford
Dearborn
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