Rebellion Ties Mexican Church to State Clash in 1926
In Mexico City on June 21 1946 a retelling notes the 1926 peak of conflict as priests abandoned churches in protest against enforcement of reform laws. Government seized church properties, sparking the Cristero movement rooted in historic church-state separation policies and subsequent legal battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
Jalisco
United States
Gomez
Benito Juarez
Vera Cruz
de Tejada
Agrigulturists Push Higher Rates in Tariff Debate
In a continued discussion, proponents liken the proposed tariffs to a historic boost for cultural products and advocate a 70 cent flax seed duty, up from 56 cents, to spur diversification in the Northwest. They claim the 56 cent rate ignores Argentina’s costs, while 70 cents would align domestic and foreign costs, with Latin America also shaping live cattle and meat rate talks. W G C Green argues against higher feeder cattle duties, urging preservation of the current 1.5 cent per pound for cattle up to 900 pounds and opposing a 2 cent rate for lighter stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burtness
Argentina
Latin America
W. GC. Green
Naco, Artz
Mexico
Arizona
California
Canada
Mexico’s 1917 constitution and church registration clash
The 1917 constitution pushed by Carranza included anti religious instruction and other provisions. In 1926 Calles required one priest per church to register with the government, asserting church property belonged to the state. Church leaders rejected the registration, arguing it placed priests under government control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venuztiano Carranza
Calles
Dead Sea riches and urban transit woes in 1929
The piece notes a persistent decline in streetcar passenger totals in early 1929, despite fare increases, with buses expanding to over 23 000 miles and nearly a billion riders annually. It also surveys vast Dead Sea mineral potential, from potassium chloride to gold, and forecasts Diesel engine advances could lower air travel costs once weight is reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Electric Railway Association
United States
New York State
Dead Sea
Palestine Economic Corporation
T. G. Tulloch
Allenby
Georges Claude
Claude
Turkey
Mediterranean Sea
Officer Tags 42 Cars In 2 Hours In Butte
More than 200 traffic arrests since June 1 mark a city wide campaign. Officers on motorcycles and touring cars, led by Harry Kinney Emmett Sullivan Bart Riley and Frank Roe, enforce headlight and tail light requirements amid near collision complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Foor
Harry Kinney
Emmett Sullivan
Bart Riley
Frank Roe
Antiques Faked in Europe Confound Experts
Faking of antiques in Europe has become a fine art with reproductions that include marks and details so accurate that even experts are puzzled by the forgeries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Harrison avenue fund drive nears $5 000 with 124 donors
Butte campaign aims to raise at least 5 000 for paving Harrison avenue. 9 300 appeals sent to registered automobile owners with stickers for supporters. Contributors include Corette and Finlen Trucking, Howard Pierce, and many local professionals. The effort emphasizes swift public response and visible civic support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Harrison Avenue
Corette and Finlen Trucking Company
Howard Pierce
Butte
Gamer
John D. Wilson
George Craven
John Wulf
Frank Venable
Dr. H. D. Kistler
Mike Georgevich
E. Walter Gamer
J. Fred Gamer
Charles W. Gamer
Montana Transfer Company
J. A. Smith
Sam Mitchell
A. E. Wilkinson
C. W. Elderkin
Rev. W. M. Maley
Ed. Hamner
Louis S. Cohn Company
M. Kerr Beadle
William Page
W. S. Thompson
Thompson Brothers
H. E. Fisher
A. H. Heilbronner
H. A. Tash
Leonard Waters
J. H. Rowe
A. P. Wass
Bertoglio & McTaggart
A. F. Rice
W. S. Higgins
George Gerry
J. H. Heilbronner
George H. Kerber
D. J. Charles
J. E. Cowperthwaite
Gus Ott
Patterson Motor Company
Leggat Hotel
Cooney Brokerage Company
P. O. Holm
Hugh Cummings
Butte Floral Company
M. Paumie
Brownfield-Canty Company
J. O. Peterson
Builders Brick & Fuel
B. R. Hamilton
Goggans & Pennie
Allen Barnes
M. D. Cahill
Emil Marans
R. P. Herrick
J. C. Maguire
A. J. Clark
E. Dunning
Independent Electric Company
R. R. Barrett
Alice Stevens
Howard Pierce, Inc
M. R
J. R. E. Sievers
C. A. Champ
C. B. Kramer
Christ Hoffman
Charles Sappington
Harry L. Hanson
Swend Carlson
John Lindquist
Charles Greiner
Post Office
Margaret Powers
J. E. Davidson
R. J. McDonald
W. Burrelly
Stork Printing Company
Henry Crangle
Simon Zanon
T. W. Price
Mrs. Minnie Bigelow
E. A. Krussman
Attempt to Break Air Record Fails at Roosevelt Field
Viola Gentry and Charles W. Pankhurst landed their plane The Answer after a nine hour fifty seven minute attempt to break the endurance refueling record. They touched down at 9 p.m. EDT amid a crowd of onlookers. Nearly 200000 Austrians receive unemployment subsidies.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Viola Gentry
Charles W. Pankhurst
Colleen Moore Stars in Why Be Good at Fox Rialto
Colleen Moore headlines the Fox Rialto feature Why Be Good a lively Vitephone production. The drama blends humor and modern conflict as a young working girl navigates past and present ideas. Supporting cast includes Neil Hamilton Bodil Rosing Louis Natheaux John St Polis Lincoln Stedman with Fox movietone News and additional acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen Moore
Fox-Rialto Theater
Miss Moore
Miss More
Neil Hamilton
Bodil Rosing
Louis Natheaux
John St. Polis
Lincoln Stedman
Raymond Griffith
Miller and Farrell
Fox Movietone Talking News
Scarlet Seas Opens At Fox American Theater
A new Vitaphone production starring Richard Barthelmess opens today at Fox American theater. The sea tale moves from a Sa moan cabaret in Apia to a mid Pacific rowboat and a mutinous ship, with synchronized sound effects enhancing storms, guitar music, and peril at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midocean
Vitaphone
Richard Barthelmess
Fox- American Theater Today
Apia
Suez
Mid- Pacific
Train Romance Ends in Divorce Trial for Inventor
A Chicago inventor, aged 40 years in the year, faced a divorce hearing after a widely described train romance with a Oklahoma or Chicago woman. The woman’s attorney portrayed her as misled by a lonely millionaire who offered jewelry and life’s luxuries before demanding a wealth cap. The defendant’s attorney claimed she was the aggressor, pursuing marriage and a contract to shield his estate for his children. The inventor listened in court as both sides framed the couple’s entangled motives and promises. The judge heard the sides, with the inventor’s full account expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardinge
San Francisco
Tulsa
Ehrlich
John A. Bussian
Chicago
Airplane Service Across Isthmus Said Successful
An Isthmus Panama air link is reported as a success with efficient operations and satisfactory passenger flow officials say the service has proven reliable and practical for regional travel trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isthmus
Panama
Ansonia Opens With His Last Haul Double Feature
Tom Moore and Leena Owen headline the Ansonia three day run as His Last Haul anchors a double bill. The romance between a master crook and a Salvation Army girl fuels the colorful story with Moore and Miss Owen delivering a lively performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underworld
Marshal Eilan
Ansonia
Tom Moore
Leena Owen
Moore
Miss Owen
Two War Pictures on Broadway Double Bill
Broadway opens a double feature replacing the usual vaudeville bill. Rainbow uses RCA photophone sync with music and sound effects. Lingerie blends war romance and drama as a private enlists, returns injured, and endures a wife’s neglect. Dorothy Sebastian stars. Reginald Barker directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Today
RCA
Broadway
American
Desert
Death Valley
Reginald Barker
Tiffany Stahl
Dorothy Sebastian
Paris
Notable cast and on screen tensions in the drama
The piece notes Barthelmess facing the mutineer leader in key scenes where sound amplifies drama. Betty Compson stars opposite Barthelmess as the cabaret girl, with Loretta Young as the ingénue. Also featured are Knute Erickson, Jack Curtis, James Bradbury Sr., and Fred O'Beck in major roles.
Flyers Boost Speed With New Motors and Coating
The article describes two flyers aiming to set records with high speed planes. One plane uses a Wright motor and cowling to cut wind resistance. The other features a Wasp motor and rubber-coated wings and fuselage for speed gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawks
Wright
Schoenhair
Woman Flyer Makes First Refuelling Endurance Flight
Viola Gentry the first American woman to soar solo on endurance flights and Charles W Parkhurst a flying school instructor began a refuelling endurance flight from Long Island at 11 22 15 eastern daylight time circling the flying fields tonight with a male companion aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Long Island
Viola Gentry
America
Charles W. Parkhurst
Mexican Church Settlement Reached With Government Accord
President Portes Gil and Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz y Flores announce a settlement granting church freedom within the law. The agreement permits authorized priests, allows religious instruction in churches, and invites constitutional amendments for Catholic rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portes Gil
Leopoldo Ruiz Y
Holy See
Ruiz
Pascual Diaz
Mexico
Dwight W. Morrow
Morrow
Portes Gill
Calles
Alvaro Obregon
Jose de Leon Toral
Grocery and Bakery Ads Highlight Fresh Produce and Baked Goods
Advertisement lists prices for watermelons spinach radishes and other produce, along with bakery specials such as raisin cake date cake jelly rolls and cookies. It touts a choice meats department described as among the finest with an emphasis on quality and a large refrigeration plan.
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Northwest
Sheehan
West Broadway
DR. Haviland
West Park St
Pennsylvania
Montana
Austria
Colleen
Fox-Rialto
Fox-American Today
Red
Benjamin Ehrlich
Rex
MarrlexrRac
Butte Wholesale Gro. CO
Reg Robbins
Jems Kelly
Fort Worth
Texas
Armp
Miss Gentry
Weribeny
Jefferson Valley
Thompson’s
Bea Wo
del Monte Res
Lyon
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