Rebels retreat toward Vera Cruz as revolt crumbles
Nogales, Ariz., Dec. 22. Rebels of de la Huerta pull back toward Vera Cruz while federal forces push from the east near Mexico City. Hermosillo dispatches say the revolt is petering out and prisoners were released after demoralization. Railroads in central Mexico show heavy losses but overall communication remains normal.
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de la Huerta
Mexico City
Nogales
Ariz
Vera Cruz
Hermosillo
Jefatura
Joaquin Terrazas
Guadalajara
Secretary of Foreign Relations
Obregon
Tagus
Jalisco
Republic
Wave of Suppression Sweeps Mexican Colony
In New Orleans a plot to buy arms for Mexican revolutionaries in Veracruz is reportedly under close scrutiny. U S District Attorney Lede Burns said about 200 Mexicans were under surveillance, with fifteen slated for early arrest, triggering a wave of apprehension as many fled the city. Officials would not discuss details beyond noting suspects were under surveillance.
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New Orleans
Veracruz
United States
Lede Burns
Sus
Americans Not Being Detained at Capital
Broowneville Texas December 22 reports from travelers arriving from Mexico City deny that Americans are detained there. They say facilities were provided and officials urged them to leave unofficially. Train schedules disrupted by troop movements but no other inconveniences noted.
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Broowneville
Texas
Mexico City
el Democrats
Mexia City
Vera Cruz
Readjustment of Freight Rates on Wool Advocated
Interstate commerce commission examiners urge readjustment of wool freight rates from western points to the Atlantic seaboard. They say railroads should not enforce new schedules proposed last February, which have been suspended pending investigation.
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Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
Interstate Commerce Commission
Weather Outlook for Southwest U S Regions
Denver dispatch reports New Mexico fair Sunday with unsettled far south, Monday likely fair and cold. Arizona forecast fair Sunday, unsettled southeast portion Monday, temperature little changed.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Tocal Report weather summary from university
For the twenty four hours ended 6 p m yesterday the university recorded the conditions. Highest temperature was not legible but the day was partly cloudy with wind from the north. Humidity at 6 a m and 6 p m measured low values with no notable precipitation.
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TOCAL
S.eees
Sunrise and sunset times for December with regional note
Official sunrise for tomorrow December 24 at 7 13. Sunset at 4 05. Times use Santa Fe time with Albuquerque earlier by one minute for sunrise and three to five minutes later for sunset.
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Banta Fe
Reward Offered for Koretz Arrest Across World
Chicago reports a 1900 reward posted for Leo Koretz, linked to a 5 million dollar oil bubble swindle. Investigators trace long distance calls to a New York contact, while Cairo authorities probe a safe deposit box connection. An informant’s claimed 725000 reveal remained dismissed as a joke.
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Chicago
Leo Koretz
Bia
Korets
New York
Cairo
Sarran
FE. Vt
Wolf
Koretz
Koeretz
Boaton
Arrest in Slaying Tugs Georgia Alabama Tension
An Atlanta officer with requisition papers heads to Birmingham to extradite Mrs. Margaret Weaver, accused as an accessory before the fact in the killing of Ku Klux Klan attorney William S. Coburn. Birmingham detectives report her arrest as she faces possible transfer amid cross state legal maneuvers.
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Margaret Weaver
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
John A. Boykin
Ars
Williams
Coburn
Georgia
Alabama
Margaret Werner
William 8
Tennessee
Warrants Issued for Release of 30 Wartime Prisoners
Warrants for the release of thirty wartime prisoners held at Leavenworth federal prison arrived by registered mail to Warden W Y Biddle. He ordered officers to prepare for the men’s release after their recent presidential pardon.
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Leavenworth, Kans
Com”ee
W. Y. Biddle
Biddle
Tragedy Strikes Maine Town in Browmurder Rampage
Six people died in a Brow murder spree spanning Whitefield and Cooper Mills Maine. John Snow a former Polish immigrant shot his wife Ida Know Ruth Brann Eva Eaton Frank Jewett and Kenneth Jewett before turning the gun on himself. Deputy Jewett and others were away shopping when the killings occurred. Investigators linked the shootings to Snow's recent employment with Jewett and a failed effort to join Snow's family in Gardiner. Police surmise a disputed loan of the deputy’s car sparked the massacre and Snow fled to the Brann home where he was shot dead. The Brann and Jewett homes showed close range gunfire with a found infant unharmed.
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Coopers Mille
John Brow
Poland
Maine
Snow
John Snow
Ida Know
Ruth Brain
Mrs. Snow
Eva Eaton
Frank Jewett
Jewett
Kenneth Jewett
Debe
Pound Ansbert Mere
Whitefield
Gardiner
Jefferson
John P. Kelley
Booth Bay Harbor
Stow
Mre. Jewett
W Kenneth Jewett
Coopera Mille
Deputys
Sheriff
Coopers Mills
Brain Place
Mash Fatal to Seven Cows in Sarpy County
Federal agent Robert Samardick reported seven cows died after eating mash from John Hanson’s farinage in Sarpy County Nebraska. He had confiscated 100 barrels of corn mash used for liquor production and warned the farmer not to feed it to livestock.
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Omaha
Neb
Sarpy
Robert Samardick
Samardick
John Hanson
Transon
Albanian government faces no confidence vote and resignation
Dispatches from Rome report Albania’s government losing a confidence vote with Premier Ahmed Zagoli set to resign. Professor Guracuce of Scutari expected to be invited to form a new ministry.
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Wise Keston Rome
Albania
Ahmed Zagoli
Guracuce
Scutari
Quake Victims Suffer Amid Shelter Shortages in Sonora
Report from Governor Rey via Manuel Vasquez details Hua sabas and Granados victims lacking shelter and clothing. Efforts to supply tents woolen blankets and essentials face obstacles as disaster zones attract federal and congressional aid.
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Douglas
Ariz
Huasabas
Granados
Rey
Sonora
Manuel Vasquez
Agua Prieta
Senor Vasquez
Tic
Nacozart
Rivera
Hey
Mondar
Huachinera
Naecori Chics
Shaw Wife-Filed Failure to Provide Convict Sentenced
Jefferson Shaw was sentenced by Superior Judge Fred Struckmeyer to four to five years in the state penitentiary on a failure to provide charge filed by his wife Mary Jane Shaw. The couple married in Denver in 1919.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Jefferson
Leprosy Patient Murderer Faces Trial Dilemma
George Beaurepaire, a self confessed murderer and inmate at Carville La leprosarium, is to be visited by Surgeon General Hugh Cumming in early January to discuss his case. He escaped, fatally shot his wife, and authorities debate trying him with infection risks and prison options.
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New Orleans
George Beaurepaire
Carville
Hugh Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Louisiana
Oscar Dowling
Ted Ay
Beatrepaire
Liberty
Beaurepaire
Cumming
R. H. Marr
Mr. Marr
Christmas Cheer Spreads by American Red Cross
Washington reports the American Red Cross plans to spread Christmas cheer worldwide. More than 5 000 bags of presents have been sent to overseas army and naval stations, with most chapters organizing entertainments for disabled service members. The Junior Red Cross sent 100 000 boxes to European children and 19 000 more to Japanese children in earthquake areas. Additional gifts went to the canal zone, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands.
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Washington
American Red Cross
United States
Red Cross
Canal A Oe
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Ford endorsement misreads Coolidge appeal, Bryan states
William Jennings Bryan reacting to Henry Ford backing President Coolidge argues the move harms Coolidge by alienating both blocs of voters. He says Ford’s wealth and ties to big business undermine his populist image and widen class divides as the campaign nears.
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Miama
Fra
William Jennings Bryan
Henry Ford
Coolidge
Ford
Mr. Coolidge
Cooliidge
Mr. Ford
$24,504,000 in Gold in U S Christmas Stockings
New York December 22 reports that $24,404,000 in gold was withdrawn in the week ending December 19. The Federal Reserve System and the New York Fed Bank disclose withdrawals at the New York bank totaling $10,339,578 the largest for the week before Christmas.
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New York
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
New York Bank
Washington liquor scandal touches DC elite
District of Columbia officials promised to ask a grand jury to pursue purchasers as well as sellers in a bootleg ring. Police seized a list of more than 2,500 names tied to a syndicate supplying liquor to Washington's wealthy and connected, with several arrests already made.
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Washington
National Capital
District of Columbia
District Attorney's
Presmont
Legation
Metropolitan Police Department
State Department
Beethe Ring
Voters Approve Bond Issue for Courthouse and Jail
Voters approve Proposal 70 bond issue to finance a new courthouse and jail. City turnout heavy with 1,596 yes to 182 no in the city and 1,573 against to 294 for outside precincts. County totals about 3,445 counted with several precincts not reporting.
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Recobosa
San Antonito
Chili
Barton
Old Town
Easat
Benda
Pajarito
Los Padillan
Etiksue
Modesto ©. Ortiz
Germans hunger for a strong leader amid Ruhr woes
Berlin reports a mood of desire for an iron-fisted ruler to steady Germany's crisis after the Ruhr occupation. Citizens express admiration for firm, decisive governance and seek a Cromwell or Mussolini type, while distrustful of current politicians and uncertain about a clear leader.
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Berlin
Seema
Ruhr
Julius Claexar
Cromwell
Mussolini
Poincare
Ond
Germany
Hlustrierte Zeitung
Lenin
Governor Hinkle and Wife Escaped Injury in Auto Crash
Governor and Mrs Hinkle with daughter Miss Lillian were bruised only slightly when their car overturned near Santa Fe New Mexico on a snowy packed road. The governor had planned to go to Roswell but turned back about 40 miles out due to snow on the route.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Dee
Suit Planned Over Mislabeling Poison Drug
A Columbus husband plans a damage suit against a drug manufacturer for mislabeling a poison drug that caused two women to die and another local physician to fall seriously ill. The two victims Minnie Davis and Nellie Paul died within a week after treatment with the drug supplied by a local wholesale dealer. Doctors Forman and Gordon blamed the poison in a solution given to the patients after a lengthy investigation with support from local physicians.
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Columbus
O.S
Minnie Davis
Nelie Paul
Circleville
Jonathan Forman
FE. J. Gordon
Investigation to Determine Dixie Wreck Cause
In Atlanta on December 2 an investigation will be held soon to find the cause of today’s Dixie limited wreck near Kennesaw. Engineer J W Brown was killed and two crew members were lightly injured when the train overturned pulling two baggage cars and two Pullmans. Several passengers were shaken. some women suffered shock but none seriously hurt.
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Atlanta
Dixie Limited
J. W. Brown
Kennesaw
Presence of Police at Church Requested in Madison
Madison New Jersey Dee 22 police protection requested for tomorrows church service to shield attendees from potential unrest over Francis Klexen 16 once tried and acquitted in the Jeannette Lawrence murder case in October 1921 Cornell Sayre a church member and adopter of Klexen is bringing him to services Lieutenant Ryan of the police department confirmed the request for protection
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Madison
N. J
Dee
Francis Klexen
Jeannette Lawrence
Klexen
Cornell Sayre
Ryan
Kluxen
Mr. Sayre
Fred H. Bixby Overcomes Pneumonia Crisis at St Joseph's
Fred H. Bixby president of the American National Livestock association has recovered from a pneumonia crisis at St Joseph's hospital after several days of illness. He passed the crisis on Friday and is improving steadily, with physicians predicting a speedy convalescence.
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Fred H. Bixby
American National Livestock Association
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bixby
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