Mexican Revolt Driven by Land Grievances and Oppression
A reader letter in The Journal argues Mexico’s turmoil mirrors past revolutions, driven by land monopolies and oppressive laws. It cites U.S. senate testimony, Porfirio Diaz era surveys, and land grabs by hacendados, detailing vast estates, scarce taxes, and widespread peon labor amid calls for nonintervention by President Wilson.
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United States Senate
France
Morelos
Zapata
Monteo
Iadionde
Huerta
Fn Harpers Weekly
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Prine Tnt
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California
Senate Committee On
Congress
George Look
Charles Newman
Charles K. Warren
Morris
Mpany
Luiz Terraza
Enrique Creel
United States
Diag
Corrall Company
Witteses
Porfirio
Paychee
Cotamet
Inekoto
Nohlers
Lind Berg
Wilson
Death of Mrs Boyer at West of Monroe
Mrs. Boyer died this morning near Monroe, aged 68. She lived with her husband Louis Gorton. Survived by two sons, Hush and Thomas Boy, and several brothers. A faithful Methodist member, sister is Miss Rachael Gordon, with brothers Mowers, ROL, T. ROWES, and J. F. Gordon of Arkansas.
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Boyce
Monroe Sum
Alek
Reneasant Gray
Louis Gorton
Hush
Thomas Boy
Methodist Church
Rachael Gordon
Boyes
Mowers, Rol
T. Rowes
J. F. Gordon
Arkansas
Fall Sal Won By Ged Ais Pe
A fragmented line lists Ged Ais Pe as winner of a fall sal event with unclear context and missing details. The readable fragment implies a competition result but lacks concrete date venue or participants.
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