Archbishop Denies Church Behind Jalisco Train Robbery
Mexico City April 22 Catholic circles deny government claims that the Catholic episcopate organized the Jalisco train robbery. Archbishop Ruiz y Flores says priests had no knowledge or connection with the attack. The statement accuses the government of calumny and urges legal reform only. About 100 people, including 50 passengers and soldiers, died or were injured in the raid. Survivors say many children were killed, with reports of 20 young victims. The U.S. embassy lacks confirmation of American casualties.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Jalisco
Ruiz Y Flores
Nnce
Alvarez
Calles
United States
Davis Cup Hope Emerges From Australian Exhibition Match
In Sydney on April 22, Australian players showcased new Davis Cup hopes. Gerald Patterson defeated Crawford in a Victorian final style exhibition, winning 16-8, 6-4, 6-4. The event highlighted promising form amid debates on young Crawford and the overall team prospects.
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Sydney
Australia
Crawford
Gerald’ Patterson
Cliff Dwellers and Ancient Pueblo Cities Revealed
The article surveys cliff dwellers and related ancient Pueblo sites across the American Southwest. It highlights Mesa Verde and Hovenweep national monuments in Colorado and Utah, the Sierra Madre passes in Mexico, and del Muerto canyon in northeastern Arizona. It notes cliff cities built high in canyon walls, their multiroom residences, and the descendants among Pueblo Indians.
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San Juan
Navajo National Monument
Arizona
New Mexico
Mesa Varde
Colorado
Ahd
Rio Grande
Sierra
Madre
Mexico
Mesa Verde National Park
Utah
Ithem
Hovenweep Castle
Holly Canyon
Cajoy Mesa
Earth
Cliff City
del Muerto
Canyon of Death
Ancient cave dwellings near Verda valley and Montesuma ruin
A fragmentary account describes caves along a canyon in Verda valley southeast of Clarizdale, noting Montesuma as a notable ancient dwelling and listing other ruins such as Pajarita nine miles from Ariz in Wallmit Canyon northwest of Santa Fe New Mexico.
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Sveinas
Verda
Clarizdale
Arts
Montesuma
Ariz
Wallmit Canyon
Santa Fe
Pajarita
Radio listeners expect wave-length reshuffle to shut stations
In Des Moines on April 32, members of the Iowa Radio Listeners league reported from Washington that within four weeks more than 14 broadcast stations will be forced off the air by wave length reallotment. The fate of radio would then rest with listeners under the federal radio commission.
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Francs Bt
Ruel
Pecciboe Ar Ie
Iowa Radio Listeners League
Washington
Federal Radio Commission
After the Japanese quake many fled to suburbs to stay
Following the 1923 earthquake in Japan about 309000 evacuees settled in suburban areas, building new permanent homes there.
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