Obregon Leads Federal Troops Toward Guanajuato
From San Antonio, Dec 14 AP reports President Obregon at the head of federal troops marching on Guanajuato held by revolutionists. The attacking column includes Generals Amara and Amarillo as telegrams from Mexico City describe high spirits and state rail traffic closures to northern routes and to Ciudad Juarez.
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San Antonio
Texas
Associated Press
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Guanajuato
Mexico City
Alejandro Lubbert
Amara
Amarillo
International Traf
Aguas Calien
Fee
Ciudad Juarez
Firmin Capico
Anmio Marana
Entrada
telefFraris
Eac
Jose Mario “Arpie
Prom
Prom Vera Cruz,” the Telegram Rated. “de la Huerta and Alvarez ” Cantilin
Paey
Lie
Aaron Saenz
Enye
Orere
Agrariet Enfederation
Agrariat
Confeneration of
Confederation of Labor
Sfhinet Militares Uprisine
Diplomats note reconciliation talks in Mexico Ay
Washington reports from Mexico City indicate Calleo and de la Huerta factions may send representatives to a reconciliation conference. Four rebel generals are confirmed dead. A moratorium ends February 13 1924 for banks in the state. Federal reinforcements arrive near Nogales and Ancel Flores backs President Obregon as Sinaloa government resumes.
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Amaro
Amarillo
Calles
de la Huerta
Washington
Mexico City
Callee
Charle Summerlin
State Department
Summerlin
Preas
Lity
Mexico Civ
Rade
Carpio
Nogales
Coaid
Ancel Flores
Obregon
Sinaloa
Mexican revolt advances reported by Mexican capital
Washington reports say federal troops move against the Vera Cruz rebellion under Generals Ame ro and Amarilie from IMGate with a likely engagement near the front. Rebel forces under Generals Jarfio and Magana reportedly defeated in northern Jalisco, with casualties including General Carpio and General Magana. Government control extends along the Gulf coast to Manzanillo. false reports circulate via Vera Cruz and New York embassies.
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Washington
Amearo
Amarilie
Jarfio
Magana
Jalisco
Vatrada
Carpio
Mario Carpio
Magana be‘Ga
Mexico
Berara
Chiapas
Manzanillo
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Stockholm
Vera Cruze
Wef
Saenz
Foreign Office
New York
Department of Foreign Affairs
Mexican Monetary Commission
Mexican Federation of Labor
American Federation
Vera Crug
Gulf of Mexico
Manzanilla
Weather forecast for New Mexico and Arizona regions
The forecast calls for New Mexico to see winds Saturday and Sunday from the east and central portions, with cooler conditions in the west. Arizona expectations include Palr Saturday with overall fair weather and cooler conditions on Sunday in the west-central areas.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Weather Summary From Yesterday At University
The report notes the day ended at 6 P.M. with cloudy conditions. It lists the highest temperature and humidity readings, and mentions measurements taken during the twenty four hour period.
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Moan CIA
Aise
Mike Blan
Lee
Sunrise and sunset times issued for December
Official astronomical notice lists sunrise at 7 08 Santa Fe time and 7 07 Albuquerque time with sunset at 4 51. The schedule notes one minute earlier for sunrise and three to five minutes later for sunset in December.
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Santa Fe
Alburrerqua
Embargo Lifted On Southbound Rail Service
Nogales Ariz Dec 14 The embargo on all passenger and freight service south of Mazatlan in Sinsion was lifted today by the Southern Pacific de Mexico railway according to a dispatch from the divisional superintendent. The move signals restored tranquility in Nayarit.
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Nogales
Ariz
Mazatlan
Sinsion
Southern Pacific de Mexico Railway
Nayarit
Major Leagues Set Opening Date for 1824 Season
Chicago is the scene as baseball magnates agree on an opening date of April 13 for the major leagues with the American Association planning a April 15 start. The meeting also smooths some scheduling tasks for future seasons while minor leagues express dissatisfaction with the Chicago talks and arbitration decisions.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh Nationals
Dreyfuss
John A. V Weyvdler
National Association of Minors
American Association
National Board of Arbitration
Walton counsel seeks review of Oklahoma impeachment ruling
New York lawyers were approached to seek a U S Supreme Court review of Governor Walton’s removal in Oklahoma. F E Riddle, former Oklahoma Supreme Court justice, urged Nordhinger and Rieselman to consider a writ of error under the fourteenth amendment. He claimed a Ku Klux Klan majority in Oklahoma’s legislature conspired to oust Walton.
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New York
Presa
Walton
Oklahoma
Supreme Court of the United States
F. E. Riddle
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Nordhinger and Rieselman
United States Supreme Court
Wf. Northinger
Harold Riegelman
I Wan
Niddle
Caae
Supreme Court
House
Senate
Ku Klux Klan
Fovernor Walton
Agaif
Washington
Woman Who Grubstaked King Wins Major Claim
In San Francisco Miss Sadie Prichard won a sizable estate dispute over Hazel Hubbard King widow of Fred King. Prichard claimed an $8 000 grub stake made her a partner and sought $250 000 from King’s estate. King died in 1920. letters from King to Prichard suggested a partner status despite their broken engagement.
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San Francisco
Dee
Oo & Fury
United States
Ssiasiema
Verdi
Sadie Prichard
Lrenner
Hazel Hubbard King
Fred Kink
New York
Denver
Mise Pritchard
King
Miss Pri
Woman Acquitted in Slaying of Husband in Iowa City
Mrs. Mima Wertz was acquitted by a district court jury after being charged with first degree murder in the December slaying of her husband Roy Wertz. Her daughter and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs Robert Leeper, faced the same indictment. Leeper was found guilty and sentenced to life, while Mrs Wertz claimed self defense for both herself and her daughter.
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Iowa City
Mima Wertz
Roy Wertz
Leeper
Wertz
Bandits Steal 15786 From Philadelphia Firm
Bandits bound and gagged the paymaster of a Philadelphia company in its office and fled with 15786 as he prepared envelopes to pay the employees.
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Philadelphia
Michael Ablody
Sen Company
Chicago Chosen as Headquarters for Coolidge Campaign
Washington reports General campaign headquarters for President Coolidge will open in Chicago on December 27. James W. Good, former Iowa congressman now practicing law in Chicago, is named western regional manager. He will coordinate support for Coolidge in 1924 and pursue a stance on South Dakota primary actions as the campaign evolves.
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Washington
Coolidge
Chicago
James W. Good
House
Iowa
Middle West
William M. Thutler
Massachusetts
Bascom Slemp
Mr. Good
Nate
South Dakota
Hth
History Repeats Itself in Mexico Revolt Seen Risking Government
Tucson reports echoing fears that Mexico’s revolt could topple the Obregon government within 30 days unless suppressed. Observers with long Mexico experience say history repeats itself, while telegrams from Tepic claim calm and ongoing railroad and mining work proceed normally with no local disturbance observed.
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Tucson
Ariz
Mexico
Obregon
Carranza
George 8. Singleton
Tepic
W. J. Murphy
Tuesor
Singleton
Utah Construction Company
Singleton Company
Southern Pacific de Mexico
Jepie
la Quimada
Murphy
John Carter Anderson
Nacezari
Janario Copper Company
Winter Concert Series From Albuquerque Municipal Band
The Albuquerque Municipal Band led by William J Finnery announces ten winter concerts at the high school auditorium from February 7 to April 10. Tickets are ten concerts for $2 funded by season passes, with support from Fortnightly and Apeelle clubs. Concerts move to Thursday nights by Ministerial alliance suggestion, under Emery’s guidance, to maintain practice and raise the ensemble standard.
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Highland Park
Albuquerque
William J. Finnery
High Showl
Bese
Apeelle Club
Ministerial Alliance
Emery
George FE. Willis
M. J. Mctiuinness
Earl C. Porterfield
Governor Commutes Orosco's Sentence in New Mexico
Jose Orosco, sentenced to 89 years in 1908 from Grant County, has his term reduced to 21 years and 9 months by Governor Finkle on the penitentiary board's recommendation. The commutation hinges on Mexican consul general arranging Orosco's return to Mexico upon release.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Jose Orosco
State Penitentiary
Grant County
Finkle
Penitentiary Board
Orosco
Mexico
Hie
Winter Whips Canada with Severe Cold Snap
Winter arrives in Canada bringing a sharp cold spell. A Lake Superior storm drove ships to shelter and Ontario recorded 4 below zero at White River while Ottawa hit 14 degrees.
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Canada
Toronto
Lake Superior
White River
Ontario
Ottawa
Three Indicted for Murder in Death of Boy
Greene county grand jury indicted Mrs. Charles Rothenberg of Newark and two others on first degree murder charges in the strangling death of seven year old Howard Roath enberg at Windham. Bail set at 550000 for each defendant. Proceedings led by Judge Toward due to circumstantial evidence.
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Catskill
N. J
Greene County
Charles Rothenburg
Newark
Howard Roathenberg
Windham
Mere. Psether Hitt
Brooklyn
Brananagh
Rothenberg
Hall
Joetius Wesley
Holiday liquor leak halted by agents on frontier
Malone New York December 14 Associated Press agents along the northeastern state frontier said they had stopped most liquor leakage over the Canadian border. Some cargoes may have escaped on late snowy roads but larger smugglers avoid risk as highways are stoutly watched. Weather and winter conditions shape smugglers plans while troopers vow greater use of patrols given potential renewed crossings.
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Malone
N. Y
Associated Pres
Seo
Black Horse
Western Cattlemen Hold Convention In San Francisco
Cattlemen from Oregon Nevada Utah Arizona and California gathered for the California Cattlemen's Association annual convention. Hubbard Fussell addressed the opening session followed by talks from G PR Hecke and F P Redington. Redington outlined a plan to raise grazing fees, opposed by stockmen. a special committee was named to report tomorrow on the fee proposal.
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San Francisco
Oregon
Nevada
Utah
Arizona
California
California Cattlemen’s Associations
Hubbard Fussell
G. PR. Hecke
State Department of Mericulture
Escaped Convicts Open Fire Wounding Three
Four escapees who fled the Minneapolis post office opened fire in the streets wounding a patrolman and two bystanders. One gunman was captured at police headquarters after claiming the name Red Ryan.
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Minneapolis
Pour
Red” Ryan
Pollen Negro Hunter Kills After Shooting Planter
In Drew Mississippi three posse members die and seven are wounded as a manhunt for Pollen continues. The suspect wounded planter W T Sanders then fled through cane brakes and drainage ditches with a large posse pursuing, plans discussed to burn the area with gasoline to flush him out.
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Drew
Miss
W. T. Sanders
Pullen
Republican leaders arrange 1924 convention in Cleveland
Cleveland dec 14 chair man John T Ada and national committee members travel to Cleveland to arrange the 1924 republican national convention to be held the week of june 10. Mulvane and other committee members plan hotel reservations and review municipal hall seating and committee rooms with local officials.
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Cleveland
John T. Ada
Republican National Committee
Colonel Carmin
Mr. Adams
David W. Mulvane
Kansas
National Committee
T. Coleman Lru Pont
Delaware
Bud Hyrnicka
Cincinnati
Mulvane
Bond Cancellations Unclear Says Surety Official
In Santa Fe on December 14 a National Surety Co vice president told Attorney General Milton Helmick he knew nothing about Denver office cancellations of bonds for 15 New Mexico county treasurers. Helmick will have the matter reviewed by the company’s legal department to consider reinstating the bonds amid ongoing investigations.
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Santa Fe
National Surety
New York
Denver
New Mexico
Milton J. Helmick
Coolidge
Helmick
Igorald McAdoo
Spere
Washington
Viel- Mick
General Land Office
Sperry Missing After Plane Found in English Channel
Lawrence B. Sperry, American aviator, vanished as his small aircraft was located three miles off Rye, England. An all day search failed to locate a body or wreckage, and the plane was towed into Rye, described as still flyable by Jackson of Sperry Company.
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London
Associated Press
Lawrence B. Sperry
English Channel
Rye
FR. Jackson
Sperry Company
Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Sperry
Public safety bill passes second reading in the Dail
The public safety bill passed its second reading in the Dail by 63 to 13. It extends the ministry’s power to arrest and detain without trial those deemed guilty of specified offenses. Critics, including a Labourite, likened it to a German dictatorship.
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Dublin
Associelated Press
Free State Ministry
Dail
Sone
Heavy gales disrupt Pacific shipping operations
Honolulu reports heavy gales delaying multiple vessels in the Pacific. The transport Thomas arrived late after weather delays, the Ni nfata faces a half day lag, and the President Wilson is 24 hours behind due to the storm and engine trouble. Kahului harbor also suffered breakwater damage from the rough seas.
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Honolulu
Associated Press
Pacific Ocean
Thomas
Ninfata
President Wilson
Kahul
Maui
Whipping Post or Branding for Wife Beaters Urged
New York Der 14 Magistrate McAndrewe advocated whipping post or branding irons for wife beaters in a sentence about Hyman Levine beating his wife. He said if in charge he would tie the man to a whipping post or brand him so decent men would shun him in the street.
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New York
McAndrewe
Hyman Levine
Texas jury convicts four in Blue Bird Oil case
Houston verdicts find James H. West J A Whitten Sidney V Alves and William Davies guilty on all 14 counts of conspiracy and fraud in Blue Bird Oil operations. Henry Hoff man former Blue Bird president given two years in prison and 5000 fine. others face fines or short jail terms. Court delays for some defendants.
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Houston
Texas
James H. West
J. A. Whitten
Sidney V. Alves
William Davies
Blue Bird
Weer
Whitten
Sidney V. Alwes
Eccure
St. 1
Messe
Britain surprised by US stance on consular dispute
London reports surprise in government offices over Washington blocks reopening of the Newcastle consulate until the United States exonerates Conan Brooks and Vice Consul States from charges that British shipping favored the American flag. Officials say no such condition was raised in talks with Ambassador Harvey. Deadlock may persist until cabinet changes in Britain next month.
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London
Washington
United States
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Thitied
Conan Brooks
Foreign Office
Harvey
Curzon
Ttng
Marooned Tourists Cared For In New Mexico Canyon
Santa Fe December report says five or six autos stuck in No gal canyon carried twelve to fifteen people. Governor Hinkle said a San Marcial mercantile firm informed him by long distance telephone. He thinks reports of suffering were greatly exaggerated.
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Santa Fe
Nogal Canyon
Hinkle
San Marcial
Insurgents Back Howell For Interstate Chair
Insurgents plan to vote for Howell on Monday as GOP leaders debate committee makeups. Senate deadlock over interstate commerce chair persists despite talks, with Cummins and Smith blocked from majority support. Monday caucuses and deferred House committee actions push tax relief and Ways and Means into next week.
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Washington
House
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Rules
Ways and Means
Green
Iowa
la Foliette
Wisconsin
Howell
Cummins
Smith
South Carolina
Koretz Faces Larceny Charges in Panama Oil Bubble
Chicago reports Leo Koretz, fugitive promoter of a four million Panama oil bubble, named in a true bill for larceny and operating a confidence game. An involuntary bankruptcy petition followed as creditors claim six thousand six hundred dollars. a trust company was named receiver. Four Koretz relatives turned over about one hundred seventy five thousand dollars plus jewels valued at seventy five thousand from his alleged rich holdings. Police seek a mysterious woman and a telegram claims Koretz is fleeing to China. detectives study accounts and plan for his flight.
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Chicago
Leo Koretz
Koretz
Noretz
Koreta
Bayano River
Panama
Veteron
Woretz
China
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