Mexican Rebels Stop Federal Assault At San Marcos
From Vera Cruz a AP report says revolutionary forces repulsed federal troops at San Marcos with reinforcements, leaving machines guns and war matériel in retreat. Government sources in Mexico City describe growing agrarian and industrial support for Obregon against de la Huerta and Estrada revolts across Vera Cruz and Jalieco.
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Vera Cruz
Associated Press
San Marcos
Mexico City
San Antonio
Republic
Obregon
de la Huerta
Estrada
Vera Crus
Jalieco
Orizaba
Mexican Regional Labor Confederation
Celestino Garcia
Federal
Diserter
Aguas Calientes
Ciente Herrera
Panpantia
Gutierrez
Zamora
Puebla
Faurto Topete
War Department
San Jans Potosi
Monte Alten
State of Mexico
Fermin Carpio
Antonio Magana
Agarian Bende
Jalapa
Puchia
Chamber of Deputies
Adsifo Azueta
Federal Troops Advance on Puebla Stronghold in Mexico
A telegram from Mexico City via Consul General Alejandro Labbert reports federal forces loyal to President Obregon attacking Puebla, a rebel stronghold. Troops already seized San Marcos, placing government forces in a strengthened position as the campaign continues.
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San Antonio
Texas
Associated Press
Puebla
Frees
Obregon
Foreign Relations Department
Mexico City
Alejandro Labhbert
San Marcos
Weather on December 18 Forecast for New Mexico and Arizona
Denver reports unsettled conditions for New Mexico with possible snow north and rain south on Wednesday and Thursday. Warmer trend expected in southern and extreme eastern portions. Arizona shows snow in the north and rain in the south on Wednesday and likely Thursday with little temperature change.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Conditions for 24 hours ded at 6 p m yesterday
University records show the 24 hour period ending 6 PM with a high temperature around 40 and humidity at noon and 6 PM. Wind was from the southwest at about 4 to 5 miles per hour and the day described as partly cloudy with light precipitation.
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Prater
Sunrise and sunset times in December release
Official sunrise tomorrow December 20 at 7 11. Official sunset at 4 58. Times set by Santa Yo time and Albuquerque time one minute earlier. In December sunrise to sunset shifts by three to five minutes.
Warning Against Arms to Mexican Rebels Issued
A U S warning bans sale or shipment of arms to Mexican revolutionary factions. William J. Burns of the Bureau of Investigation said Mexico is a friendly power and aiding rebels will be treated as an act against the United States and dealt with accordingly.
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Mexico
United States
William J. Burns
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Burns
Port Frontera Port Closed To International Traffic
Tucson Arizona December 18 Port Frontera in the state of Tabasco has been closed to international traffic according to a telegram received by Mexican consul F Miliet. The message says northern and central regions are tranquil and General Gallegos remains loyal and marching on Guadalajara as part of forces advancing against the city.
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Tucson
Ariz
Frontera
Tabaaco
F. Miliet
Republic
San Luis Potosi
Caljen
Mexico City
General Gallegos
Guadalajara
Plan to revive Alm auberque Chamber discussed in meeting
A committee of five was appointed to draft reorganization plans for the Alm auerque Chamber of Commerce. Members named are Kenneth Baldridge, Pearce Rodey, A Freischer, H C Strong and Allen E Bruce. The group will report after holidays as part of revival efforts amid discussion of courthouse bond issues and financing. Pearce Rodey urged supporting the courthouse bond next Saturday to avoid a heavier tax from a special levy.
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Almauerque Chamber of
Nine Men Face Murder Trials in Los Angeles
Los Angeles on December 18 reports nine men on trial for murder in what is described as a record for simultaneous hearings. The defendants include Edward H. Carlton accused of killing Deputy Sheriff Robert Magee, James Adams, Charles J. Crotty and James Wiley tied to the road house killing of Edward Hall, Alfred Gonzales linked to the Delgado pistol duel, Murphy Williams, Joe Simuel, Colonel Pape and Robert Matthews charged in the holdup murder of Coleman Stone.
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Los Angeles
Edward H. Carlton
Robert Magee
James Adams
Charlies J. Crotty
James Wiley
Edward Hall
Alfred Gonzales
Louis Delgado
Murphy Williams
Joe Simuel
Colonel Pape
Robert Matthews
Coleman Stone
Pirates Sign Catcher Clifford Knox for Spring Tryout
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced today that Clifford Knox, a student at Town State College, has been signed for a catcher tryout next spring. He will join the team in Paso Robles, California, when spring training begins.
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Pirates
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Clifford Knox
The
Town State College
Paso Robles
Calif
Young Man Hurt Getting Off Santa Fe Train No 1
Taicas Valencia an 18 year old from Cerrillos was seriously injured Tuesday night while alighting from Santa Fe train No 1 near the avenue. Found unconscious beside the track by the ice crew, he was taken to St Josephs hospital with a scalp wound and widespread bruising. Doctors said internal injuries possible but he is expected to recover. Valencia was reportedly attempting to beat his way to Albuquerque. he had been dragged for some distance.
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Taicas Valencia
Santa Fe
Tian
St. Joseph's Hospital
W. Rf. Lovelace
Mhon
Timn
Valencia
Cerrillos
Ailbudauer
Que
King of Greece to Leave Today for Bucharest
King George II of Greece will depart Athens with Queen Elizabeth for Bucharest amid government approval to leave Greece temporarily. The monarch agreed to comply with conditions after army navy and democratic party pressure, receiving a pension and drachmas before leaving. Public reaction mixed with Republican newspapers largely opposing the officers demand to suppress the dynasty.
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Athens
George IH
Hellenes
Constantine
Greece
National Assembly
Elizabeth of
Karaania
Bucharest
Democratic Party
George
Presa
Interstate commission denies Colorado Columbus and Mexico railroad bond plan
The interstate commerce commission today denied the Colorado Columbus and Mexico railroad authority to issue 20 606 850 in bonds. The ruling follows a prior decision refusing the right to build about 960 miles of line in Albuquerque New Mexico and in Old Mexico.
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Washington, der
Interstate Commerce Compilation
Colorado
Suicide at Fort McKenzie patient burns self to death
The charred body of Frank Crompton a 6 year old patient at the Fort McKenzie veterans hospital near Sheridan Wyoming was found chained to two cottonwood trees in a coulee. A note in his cap read I did this because God wanted me to. He had bought two dog chains and two padlocks the day before and gasoline cans were found nearby. Crompton had disappeared from the hospital Monday afternoon after a period of liberty and was found dead at 8 o clock this morning according to coroner Dr W A Steffen.
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Crompton
Veterans’ Hospital
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Fort MacKenzie
Woodcroft
Pueblo
Colo
Mexico Revolt Deepens As Obregon Seizes Control
President Obregon takes personal command of government troops to halt the rebel advance led by Adolfo de la Huerta and generals toward the capital. The crisis underscores instability that has challenged his predecessors and threatens central authority.
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President Obregon
Mexico
Adolfo de la Vuerta
Obregon
Colonel Breese Sells 6100 Shares of Albuquerque Hotel Common
Colonel Breese confirmed selling 6100 shares of his common stock in the Albuquerque hotel company to George Roslington at 20 cents on the dollar. Roslington says he bought the stock and will seek control. a bankruptcy hearing is set for December 28 to determine if the hotel may be declared bankrupt. Roslington reportedly holds at least 61 percent of the voting common stock.
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G. E. Breed
Albuquerque
George Roslington
Roeslington
Colonel Breece
Colonel Breese
Mr. Rossington
Natel Company
Rossington
Coimmeon
Beetington
Roslington
Fisher Wedy announces timber purchase across four states
The Fisher Wedy corporation says it bought about 100 000 acres of standing timber in Tennessee Arkansas Louisiana and Mississippi to ensure a steady raw material flow. The timber will be operated by a new subsidiary named Fisher Hurd Lumber with J Hurd of Memphis Tenn named president and general manager.
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Tretreit
Mich
Fisher Wedy Corporation
Tennessee
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Fisher-Hurd Lumber Company
Hurd
Memphis, Tenn
Boy meets instant death at Yuras rifle range
Tommy Michelson age three and seven tenths, son of George Michelson a Yura banker, was instantly killed when a loaded rifle discharged while Robert Lennon held the gun vertically and Vormmy bent over it with a rod. They were at a rifle range near Yuras. Coroner's jury ruled accidental shooting.
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Yuras
Ariz
Dee 1S
Tommy Michelson
George Michelson
Rmer
Yura
Robert Lennon
Vormmy
Here
Indian Killed by Santa Fe Train Near Cu bero
A Indian man about 50 was struck and killed by Santa Fe train No 4 near Cu bero while walking along the right of way. The engineer sounded the whistle but the man stepped onto the track to cross a small arroyo and was hit, dying instantly. The name could not be learned Tuesday night.
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Santa Fe
Cubero
Ife
Greece to be under regency of admiral after king’s departure
London reports Greece again to be without a king as regency under aged admiral Coundouriotis is set to govern while the royal couple depart for Bucharest. The cabinet and army officers press for the dynasty’s removal amid liberal victory, with Venizelos in Paris as a potential leader. The cruiser Calypso arrived in Cheek waters yesterday.
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London
Associated Preas
Coundouriotis
Reptitileane
Athens
Bucharest
Royatists
Batkhan
Saloniki
Greece
Calypso
Train derailment injures four railway workers at Winnebago
Four railway employees were injured when eastbound Chicago and Northwestern train No 700 the Freeport Chicago train derailed at Winnebago due to a broken rail. No passengers were hurt. The smoker two couches and the observation parlor car were derailed in the incident.
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POLR
Chicago
Chicage
Northwestern
Winnebago
Peace Comes to Nadward Sailstad in Wisconsin Jail
In Superior Wisconsin Nadward Sailstad awaiting arson trial found peace after spiritual guidance from a church pastor at the Douglas county jail. His wife Leona Sailstad Richardson returned home as Sailstad and Dorothy Anderson appeared in seclusion with their confidants. The case hinges on arraignment with District Attorney Kennedy noting possible principal status for Anderson and insurance settlements totaling 9000 dollars.
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Hev
Augusta Sailstad
Dorothy Anderson
Sailstad
Leona Salistad Richardson
Anderson
Eau Claire
Salistad
Dorothy Apenr
F. S. Parker
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr
Kennedy
Nailstad
John A. Cadigan
Leona E. Sailstad-Richardson
Ballstad
Oil Men Advance Mexicans For Taxes, Says U.S. Expert
New York reports American oil men have, at the request, advanced the Obregon government in Mexico millions of dollars for tax payments over the last two years. Guy Stevens of the Producers of Petroleum in Mexico says no requests have been made since recent hostilities. Martin Luis Guzman claimed revolutionaries would not recognize further advances, but Huerta’s faction would honor prior tax payments.
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New York
Obregon
Mexico
Guy Stevens
Association Producers of Petroleum
Martin Luis Guzman
Adolfo de la Huerta
Revolutionista
Gugman
Huerta
Schlaifer and Karr Set to Fight New Year’s Day
Chicago December 18 Morris Schlaifer an Omaha welterweight was matched to box John Karr of Cleveland for ten rounds in Chicago on New Year’s afternoon with a weight of 148 pounds.
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Chicago
Morris Schlaifer
Omaha
Johnny Karr
Cleveland
Frozen body of young Madreal found near canyon
The 22 year old Santiago Madreal of San Jose was found dead near Son Moras canyon after a blizzard. His father Cornelio Madreal had camped nearby for a coy ote hunt in Valencia county. A 40 person search party found the body around 2 PM Tuesday and brought it to San Jose. Funeral plans have not been set.
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Santiago Madreal
San Jose
Son Moras Canyon
Madreal
Cornelio Madreal
Ban Jowee
Las Moyas Canyon
Valencia County
Albuquerque
Ramon Gurele
Rossa Salazar
Nick Candelaria
Farm Loan Board Sends Salaries Report to Senate
The Farm Loan Board transmitted a statement of salaries and expenses in response to a Senate resolution. It highlights the $25 009 yearly pay for Charles E Lobdell as fiscal agent and general counsel, defended as a cost saving to land banks. The position arose from a June 12 vote by the twelve land bank presidents.
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Washington
Senate
Farm Loan Board
Charles E. Lobdell
Congress
Land Bank
Woman and Child Die in Taiban Snowstorm
In Taiban New Mexico Mrs John Dancy and her young child were found frozen to death near Hassell after migrating from Hassell to Taiban in a buggy. A 46 member search party had pursued them since December 10 as blizzard conditions left snowdrifts several feet deep along the road.
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Taiban
N. M
John Daney
Hassell
Dancy
Senate Deadlock Stalls Chairman Race and Tax Debate
Washington end of year turmoil centers on a Senate stalemate as twenty three ballots fail to elect an Interstate Commerce Committee chair. In the House tax reform and a soldiers bonus clash, Greens plan to delay action on the tax bill to allow GOP unity on the bonus.
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Washington
House
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Green
Lonsworth
Frear
Wisconsin
Rainey
Illinois
Garner
Texas
Sentiment for Higher County Salaries Voiced at Santa Fe Conference
A conference of 106 county officials chaired by Comptroller Rh. H. Carter in Santa Fe called for higher county salaries, arguing pay since 1915 has not kept pace with increases in other fields while workload rose. Speakers urged bond retirement practices be improved and criticized uneven railroad tax cuts.
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Santa Fe
Rh. H. Carter
It Sa
The
Tax Commission
J. BE. Saint
United States Supreme Court
Vernable
MeckKinley
Hinkle
State Board of Finance
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Pordpocasi
Isisird
Pronteras
Trabeto
Wil Devige
Gramber
Chamber of Commerce
Lucas Valencia
Frank Crompton
Sheridan
Wyo
Detroit Corporation
Greege
E. J. Cailotad
Schlaifer
Karr
Moyas Canyon
Ancient City
Byron ©. Beall
Comptroller
I. F. Asplund
Socorro
E. B. Swope
Bernalillo
Bernalillo County
J. Besemek
Bernaillo
Dantel Boone
Curry
B. Oliver
Harding
J. Jordan
Hidalgo
B. L. McKenny
Dona Ana
C. HU
Thompson
Dearet Ae Sessor C
Dearet Ae Sessor C. 8. Turner, Roosevelt; County Clerk W. FP. Kirby
Quay
E. L. Safford
Ralph Q. Roberson
Torrance
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