Newspaper articles concerning political disturbances in Sonora and Jalisco, 1935 Aug. 11-Oct. 20.

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Newspaper articles concerning political disturbances in Sonora and Jalisco, 1935 Aug. 11-Oct. 20.

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1. Arizona Republic, [Pheonix?, Arizona] August 11-October 16, 1935. An article on the discovery of a plot to assassinate President Lázaro Cárdenas, and several reports on an uprising in Sonora against Governor Ramón Ramos and the religious and agrarian policies of the Mexican government 20 p. Typescript.; 2. Pheonix Gazette [Phoenix, Arizona] October 15-17, 1935. Reports on the insurrection in Sonora. 5 p. Typescript.; 3. La Opinión, Los Angeles, California. October 29, 1935. English translation of an editorial, in Spanish, criticizing the arrest in Guadalajara of 31 Catholic priests charged with rebellion. 4 p. Typescript.

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