Mexico Cuts From Arm as Cavalry Disbands
Mexico plans to disband 11 cavalry regiments, reducing armed forces by about 8000 men and leaving roughly 24,000 under arms. The army will shift to a predominately infantry force with increased motorized mobility to blunt rebel actions and disrupt northern railroad lines.
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Woman Senatorial Candidate Flays Ruth McCormick
Lestie Holman O'Neill, independent candidate for Illinois senator, opened her campaign in Carroll, MT, declaring she is the "only real Republican candidate." Her initial speech criticized party splits over liquor and Hanna McCormick's pledge to follow the party verdict, portraying herself as diverging from Republican ranks.
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Accusers Say They Follow Spirit of Church in Cannon Case
Four ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Church South pressed pew charge complaints against Bishop Cotnog Jp. The accusers in a protest said they followed the spirit and the law in filing the complaints, clarifying their actions last night in Washington.
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Three Die in Radio Aerial Mishap in Pine Bluff
Three young men died when a radio aerial unfolded during last-minute work while preparing to move to another residence. The 2300-volt line broke and electrocuted the trio in Pine Bluff Arkansas on September 26.
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Many Hurt in Union Fight Between Factions
In DCQuoinnl on September 26 a clash between followers of John T. Lewis and members of the reorganized miners union left one man in Marshall Brown ing hospital with stab wounds and about twenty others with cuts and bruises. The riot occurred in front of Fidelity Stripping early today.
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Morelos Divorce Law Ruled Invalid in Mexico City
In a criminal court, Alfonso Velasco Osorio was found guilty of bigamy after obtaining a divorce in Yautepec Morelos in March and reconciling. The banner Morelos divorce law of former provisional Governor Ambrosio Puente was declared invalid, reflecting ongoing legal disputes over the statute.
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Bank Closes After Cashier Suicide in Walled Lake
The private Lomb’s State Bank in Walled Lake closed today following the cashier Clarence Chair, 37, taking his own life. Officials stated depositors have nothing to worry about, as the bank’s closure is attributed to the incident and does not appear to threaten customer funds.
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False Fire Alarm From School Triggers Panic in Brooklyn
A false alarm at Public School 157 in Brooklyn caused a near panic among about 2000 students and mothers. Police received a call claiming an explosion, and fire engines raced to the scene. Emergency squads arrived as mothers rushed about, with three fainting and others trampled in the crowd.
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Manchurian Army Vanguard Arrives in Tientsin Area
The vanguard of the second Manchurian army arrived in the Tientsin region today. Following the telecom and telegraph administrations, which refused to yield to the Nanking appointee, Mukden’s flour tax bureau head sent instructions from Mukden and resumed control of the bureau.
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Temple to Get Refinery Project Worth Half Million
Temple Texas, Sept 26 One of Texas Pacific Oil and Refining Co announced plans to build a refinery in Temple costing between 500000 and 600000 dollars. The project was unveiled yesterday and is expected to create local jobs and bolster the regional oil industry.
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PLAY GROUP FOR SCHOOL OPENS IN DUNDAS AREA
A new religious school named Semple Deib-Fi will open at 6:80 a.m. in Dundas offering primary and intermediate grades and two high school classes. Jinbbi Ephraim Frisch will supervise the school with Miss Sophie Bodenheimer as principal. The teaching staff includes Al Zimmerman Philip Adelman David Weintrang Fay Baxt Sophie Feller Nes sie Lerinson Lois Tobias Dean Heubaur Sar Herschow Miriam Reich. Mrs Irving Stones to direct music, Mrs Ida Richie plantst and Mrs T M Jones librarian.
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British Aviatrix Leaves Germany for India and Japan
Munich reports that aviatrix Victor Driesha departed from England yesterday, aiming to set flight records en route to India and Japan. She took off at 9 25 a m and will continue her journey after spending the night in Munich.
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