Mexican Revolt Flares Around Vera Cruz as Obregon Faces Bid
General Vincent Serrano leads 22 660 troops and naval force against rebels in Vera Cruz region. Admiral Sanchez commands 22 000 men opposing Obregon, with several states including Vera Cruz and Michoacan reported revolting. Key rebel leader Jorge Prieto Laurens, Veracruz governor, supports the uprising while Enrico Estrada's faction is weaker in Jalisco.
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Mexico
Vincent Serrano
Obregon
Gulf of Mexico
Vera Cruz
Guadalupe Sanchez
Adolfo de la Huerta
Sanchez
Tampico
Vera Crug
San Lula Potosi
Chihuahua
Michoa
Can
Tamaulipas
Agua Calientes
Guanajuato
Jorge Prieto Laurens
Enrique Estrada
Jalisco
Guerrero
Nomoro Figueroa
Three Rebel Columns March on Mexico City
A San Antonio report says two Mexican states Agua Caliente and Guanajuato have revolted and three rebel forces move toward Mexico City from Guadalajara Tepic and Vera Cruz. Wireless links keep insurgents in contact as they threaten key infrastructure near Puebla and Mexico City.
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San Antonio
Texas
Mexico City
Estrada
Quadalajara
Vera Cruz
Agua Calientes
Guanajuto
Figueroaa
Sanchezere
Pueblo
Nacaxa
Tlaxcala
Puebla
Guanalute
Ho- Acife
Juan Hiosertuche
Mexico
de la Huerta
Guadalajara
Tepic
S Weet
Atlantic
Revolutioniete
Enrique Estrada
Guadalupe Sanchez
Mexican Families Move Toward Border Amid Revolt Fears
El Paso Texas reports a mass shift of Mexican families fleeing interior unrest toward the border. Rail officials note crowded trains with refugees returning to homes once held on the American side and already wiring ahead for shelter.
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el Paseo
Texas
Republic
Government Moves to Snag Up Rebellion in Mexico
Dispatches from Nagareg Arizona report federal forces under General Jesus Ferreira tightening control across western Mexico. The government aims to crush uprisings, with Loyalist ranks pledging fidelity as operations near Tepic and Mazatlan intensify. No confirmation on Pier Anatolio Ortega’s wound or Tepic’s fall is available.
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Nagareg
Ariz
Mexico
Jesas Ferreira
Sinaloa
Pier Anatolio Ortega
Tepicc
Tepic
Juan Casas
Telegraph Link Restored Between El Paso and Mexico City
Telegraph communication with Mexico City direct, cut Saturday by rebels at Canitas Zacatecas, has resumed. Mexican government officials in Juarez received messages from their chiefs in the capital today, signaling that federal offices are functioning again.
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el Paso
Texas
Mexico City
Canitas
Zacatecas
Juarez
Weather Outlook for Four States Teeters Between Snow and Fair
Denver dispatch notes New Mexico to face probable snow on Wednesday with unsettled Thursday and little temperature change. Arizona should see generally fair conditions in the south and west with likely snow in the northeast Wednesday, and a slight warmup or less cold in the south central area on Thursday.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather Summary for University Area
Local report covers twenty four hours ending 6 p m yesterday. Highest temperature 84 degrees. Precipitation trace. Wind velocity variable. Direction of wind from the east. Day described as cloudy with light or no measurable precipitation.
Sunrise and Sunset Times for December 13 in Santa Fe Time
Official sunrise tomorrow December 13 will be at 7 06. Sunset is at 4 50. Times are Santa Fe Albuquerque time, with sunrise one minute earlier, and sunset three to five minutes earlier in December.
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Santa Fe
Alburerque
Attitude of Obregon Praised in Mexico Suppression Steps
Washington dispatch says President Obregon's methods to quell the Mexican revolution meet enthusiastic public approval. Mexican embassy cites official reports from Mexico City. The note reflects strong backing for current government actions.
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Washington
Obregon
Mexico
Tampico Garrison Joins Mexican Revolt
The Tampico garrison reportedly joined the revolutionary movement against President Obregon. If confirmed, rebels control the Gulf coast as the advance toward Mexico City begins. Reports say the advance guard reached Limea Plaza near the Inter Oceanic railway junction between Vera Cruz and Mexico City.
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Oriental
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Shota
Revo
Government tests find all moonshine dangerous to health
Washington reports that over 100 samples of illicit liquor tested by government laboratories were all found dangerous to health. Prohibition Director M J Cassidy says labels from Scotch to common moonshine contained recent manufacture and poisonous ingredients, with bootleg liquor posing serious health risks.
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Washington
M. J. Cassidy
Arizona
BR. A. Haynes
Cassidy
Scotland
United States
Mexico
Mr. Cassidy
Prs
Two Men Lost in Snowdrifts Delays Hit Traffic
Plains section of New Mexico reports hardest hit by hurricane and heavy snowfall as two men are lost in snowdrifts causing traffic delays.
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Plains
New Mexico
Losses to Livestock Feared in New Mexico Storm
Native sheep man Marcia and a herder are lost in heavy snow near Vaughn New Mexico with rescuers unable to locate them or their flocks. Reports say the storm is general across the plains cutting communication and causing widespread stock losses and transport disruption.
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Vaughn
N. M
Marcia
Maurice Garciia
Plains
New Mexico
Carnero
Here
Santa Fe
Southwestern
Coyote
Snowbound Ranges Hit New Mexico With Heavy Blizzard
Reperta reports heavy snows across New Mexico Monday into Tuesday. Albuquerque records little snow while Las Veras Magdalena Dati Aragon Reserve suffer substantial depth, with 15 inches in Barton area and four foot drifts in Tijeras. Santa Fe line trains delayed. Deming Silver City link closed. Amarillo Clovis also snowbound. Ellis loop road work halted.
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Reperta
Albuquerque
Las Veras
Aich
la Junta
Frank A. Hubbell
J. S. MacTavish
Magdalena
Belen
el Paso
Amarillo
Clovis
Santa Fe
Barton
Estancia
Forest Office
Tijeras
Grants
Mt. Taylor
Zuni ™ Mountains
R. I. Hughes
T, FP. Myers
Ellis Ranch
Ellis Loop Road
Snow Totals and Wind Pause at Clovintas
Clovintas New Mexico reports eight inches of snow from Sunday night to Tuesday morning with high winds creating deep drifts. The low temperature dropped to 18 degrees as the storm moved through the area.
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Clovia
N. M
Negotiations Under Way to Float German Food Loan
Washington reports negotiations are in progress to float a German food loan of about 70 million dollars. The aim is to relieve the need for public charity while President Coolidge urges continued private relief efforts by U S organizations.
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Washington
Dec
Coolidge
United States
U S Opens Way for American Experts in German Inquiry
President Coolidge authorized American participation in the reparations inquiry into Germany’s finances. A designated American expert will join committees on budget and currency, likely Dawes, with staff support. The arrangement avoids formal U S reporting to the State Department and uses Col. James A. Logan as liaison.
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Washington
Dec
Coolidge
Germany
White House
Reparation Commission
Conmission
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Dawes
President Coolidge
State Department
James A. Logan
Reparations Commission
Demand for Zeehond Release Over Liquor Seizure
New York reports the Dutch consul demanded the release of the schooner Zeehond, Dutch registry, seized Friday off Fire Island inlet with $250,000 worth of liquor aboard. Authorities hold the vessel pending resolution of the seizure and
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New York
Pdutch
Zeehond
Fire Island Inlet
Biological Survey Party Marooned in Snow Near Las Cruces
EE Gray reports a Biological Survey field party led by John Gatlin, with twelve workers, stranded 50 miles from Las Cruces. A severe snow and wind storm has downed the telephone line, leaving the party in tents exposed to strong winds while exterminating gophers under cooperation with Elephant Butte Irrigation District.
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EE. Gray
Elephant Butterrigation District
Jobn Gatlin
Las Cruces
Gatlin
Livestock Leader H. Bixby Seriously Ill in Hospital
Tred W. W. Bixby president of the American National Livestock Association is hospitalized in St Josephs with pneumonia after falling ill on a train en route from Washington to Los Angeles He had bronchitis previously and defied doctors advice to travel to attend his daughter's wedding His condition was described as serious but not dangerous by Dr W R Lovelace who attends him A daughter traveling with him and a Vassar student sister are at his bedside Bixby is regarded as a stabilizing figure in the livestock business.
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Tred
W. Bixby
American National Livestock Association
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bixby
Washington
Los Angeles
Calif
Vassar
W. R. Lovelace
Yanks Close Deal 10 Train at New Orleans
Chicago December 10 The New York Yankees closed a deal with A. J. Heinemann of the New Orleans club of the Southern association to train at New Orleans next spring.
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YANKS
New Orleans
Chicago
Associated Press
New York Yankees Today
A. J. Heinemann
New Orleans Club
Southern Association
Figueroa Surrenders to Federal Troops in Nogales
General Figueroa, once reported leading rebels toward Mexico City, has unconditionally surrendered to federal troops in Nogales Arizona. No details were provided in the dispatch received tonight.
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Figueroa
Nogales
Ariz
Mexico City
Senate fails to break deadlock over chairman role
Three more ballots in the Senate on the Interstate Commerce Committee chairmanship produced no break in the tie among insurgent Republicans and farmer labor senators backing La Follette. Democrats back Smith, while Republicans Lund, Prockhart, Frazier, Ladd, Harris, Howell, Johnson and Shipstead align. The committee remains unorganized as debates continue and a path to action is unclear.
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Washington
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Farmer-Labor
la Follette
Wisconsin
Getate
Fermi
Cummins
Iowa
Cummings
Smith
South Carolina
Prockhart
Towa
Frazier and Ladd
North Dakota
Harris
Lodge
Massachusetts
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Ways and Means
Republican Committee On Committees
Baldwin Not 10 Resign Post As Prime Minister
London dispatch reports Baldwin's cabinet weighing post election loss of Conservative parliamentary majority. A Downing Street statement says Parliament will reconvene January 8, with the cabinet seeking a stable path. Conservatives may be dismissed if Lab or Liberal support shifts, while no coalition is planned.
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Baldwin
London
Associateq
Stanley Baldwin
Downing Street
Conservative Party Council
House of Commons
Asquith
Liberal Party
Lloyd George
Paraliel
Fiveryrone
Mr. Asquith
Twv
Labor
Labor Secretary Urges Reforms for Workers
Secretary Davis in annual Labor Department report urges Congress to simplify railway labor dispute handling, expand enforcement of working conditions, fund immigration stations in New York Boston Seattle and San Francisco, and pass a new alien code plus strengthened naturalization. He renews call for child labor legislation and notes a year of economic peace, rising wages, shorter hours in steel, and progress toward an eight hour day for workers.
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Washington
Davis
Labor Department
Congress
Railroad Labor Board
New York
Boston
Seattle
San Francisco
Perlon U. 8
United States
Pinkerton Detective Agency Co-Owner William Pinkerton Dies
William Pinkerton, a co owner of the Pinkerton National Detective Agency, died this morning in Los Angeles at the Biltmore Hotel.
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William Pinkerton
Los Angeles
Pinkerton National Detective Agency
Biltmore
Great Year for American Labor Declared by Davis
Davis proclaims a great year for American labor and urges cabinet action to advance legislation that protects the interests of working men and women. The statement highlights support for workers and calls for policy measures to benefit labor.
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Davis
Convention date eyed for 1924 Republican gathering
Washington reports indicate Cleveland is favored to host the 1924 Republican convention with June 10 viewed as the probable date. Des Moines and San Francisco observers presented invitations while 1928 venue hints surfaced. committee votes and policy planning continued ahead of the gathering.
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Washington
Cleveland
Republican National Committee
Des Moines
San Francisco
Frank H. Hitchcock
Hiram Johnson
Coolidge
Wiliam M. Butler
Massachusetts
Virginia
Jascom Slemp
White House
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Attipoc DE Offobrre
Tampicco
Prohibition
Way
Cruces
R. Bixby
Leonard Wood
Pennsylvania
Adams
Peprer
H. L. Remiel
Arkansas
Harriet Taylor Upton
Ohio
Perry Howard
Mississippi
Roscoe Conkling Simmons
Henry Johnson
Mr. Remmel
M. J. Mulvihill
Remmel
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