Mexico's Catholic Question and Government Clash
The piece argues that Mexico's conflict lies between a Catholic nation and a secular state rule set by President Calles. It lists ten laws affecting religious groups, highlighting bans on foreign religious professorship, church schools, property ownership, and public religious acts, plus constraints on publications and political meetings in churches.
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Mexico
Rome
Calles
Methodist Episcopal
New York Times
Mexico bans religiously named political parties
A Latin American official argues that political groups may not take church based titles such as Catholic or Protestant to avoid converting campaigns into religious battles. He asserts church influence could skew criticism and threaten Catholic candidates despite liberal majorities.
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Mexico
Yesterday’s anniversaries and notable births listed
A dated chronicle lists yesterday’s observances including Sir Jottges Amherst’s death in 1717 and Archduke Albrecht in the 1690s. It notes Wells Fargo, a Buffalo, New York death, and various badges, oaths, and political events. Births include Haaken VIT king of Norway and Stanlis Baldwin prime minister of Britain among others.
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Taday
Jottges Amherst
America
France
Archduke Albrecht
Sis -Urand
San Loran
Prattivs
Timselp
Vts
Haaken Vit
Norway
Copephineen
Pitre du Wore
Vta Canada
Ton
Tals
Stanlis Baldwin
Samuel M Shotridge
Rod Hein
Mount P
Carrell Seody
Crispess
Mio
The Gink Trio at Amber Teem Show Scene
A fragmented 1928 notice describes a dramatic scene involving a man’s wife and a companion. It mentions constant attention and a request for privacy, with references to engagement, work, and a hinted legal or social action.
Voters in Kansas Oklahoma Choosers for Governor and Congress
Voters in Kansas and Oklahoma choose a governor and members of the seventieth Congress while Missouri and Nebraska note candidates Curtis of Kansas Wohin of Missouri and Harteld of Oba as states line up candidates for national offices. Virginia and West Virginia also select representatives and senators as the election nears.
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Calvin Calta
Noapwoy
Teddy
Curtis
Kanmsis Wohin
Missouri
Tharteld
Oba
Kansas
Oklahoma
Virginia
West Virginia
Citizens complain of higher electric rates in Elyria letter
PA SPIRTH of Elyria writes the Chronicle Telegram urging lower electrical charges. He notes a monthly average of 1.19 dollars under the aid ordinance for seven months, contrasts it with a 2.20 dollar bill on Aug 2 1926, and claims customers face a 2 dollar monthly surcharge plus current costs, calling for Elyria to produce its own electricity.
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Elyria
Elvis
Spirth
St. St. Elyria
Ohio
Farmer leader O M Kile comments on Mediation Board role
O M Kile interviews AO Williams publisher and farm leader about the recently created Board of Mediation designed to ease railway labor disputes. The board will gather facts, seek agreements, and, if needed, refer cases to a three member arbitration panel chosen by both sides to avoid bias.
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Washington, T. CO
Auro Carl Willams
Oklahoma Parmer-Storkman
Board of Mediation
Tarm
Williams
Risa
Pais
Railway Labor Board
Mediation Board
Mets
Contrict
Department of Labor
Mediation
Arbitration Board
Mediation board seen as curb on rail wage disputes
An analysis of a five-step process in rail wage conflicts highlights the mediation board's role in preventing strikes. Farm leaders urge appointing a watchdog like Mr Williams to protect agricultural interests amid possible excessive wage demands and management pressures.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Mediation Board
Mr. Williams
Not enough readable content to form a headline
The provided fragment references interests of manufacturers and bankers but lacks clear action, entities, or event to summarize into a news item.
Donahey Seeks Ohio Governor Nomination for 1928 Campaign
A V Donahey twice elected Ohio governor seeks re nomination for the office and aims for a role in the 1928 presidential race. Campaign financiers position him as the party’s 1928 presidential hopeful after his 1920 bid ended in defeat to Harry L Davis.
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A.V. Donohey
Ohio
A. V. Donahey
Donahey
Ponamey
Harry L. Davis
Cleveland
Governor born in Worcester County and state auditor of two terms
The governor was born in the Village of Worcester G on July 7, 1873. He started in public schools and Methodist Sunday school, rose from printer's devil to office foreman at the New Philadelphia Times, then ran his own printing business. His career included clerk of Goshen township, Tuscarawas county auditor, city education board member, and participant in the 1912 Ohio constitutional convention.
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Worcester
New Philadelphia Times
Goshen Township
Tuscarawas County
Record Wheat Yield On One Acre Farm In Wooster
Five hundred bushels of wheat from ten acres set a record on the John Jones farm west of Wooster Ohio on Aug 8. The yield averaged 50 bushels per acre with wheat testing 60 pounds per bushel on bottom land.
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Wooster
Ohio
Chat Alexander
John Jones
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Loraim
Robert E. Warn, Inc
Chicago
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Fifth Ave
Calvin Cooder
Pnited
York Caprtadiets
Ssindiente
Coe
Amy Husbands
Pam
Voice OF
People
O. M. Kile
Philpott’s
Carey
the Carey Company
Foster
East Bridge
ST. Elvira
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