Figueroa Seizes Puente Ixtla. Threatens Cuernavaca Advance
General Romulo Figueroa, marching from Guerrero toward Mexico City, has captured Puente Ixtla and threatens to push on Cuernavaca the Guerrero governor resigns amid rebel moves while federal forces respond. Rail service south of Cuernavaca disrupted as actions unfold. Volucionists join rebels. 60 killed and 120 wounded among Laguens followers. prisoners captured.
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San Antonio
Texas
Romulo Figueroa
Guerrero
Mexico City
Puente Ixtla
Cuernavaca
Morelos
Arnulfo Gomez
Figueroa
Cuercavaca
Cuafia
Atla
Neri
Chilpancingo
Neria
Repii
Fizoa Hae
Laguens
War Reports Question Obregon Minstry Details Inaccurate
Private biogramia from Washington states Obregon's war ministry has published inaccurate and suppressive reports on Mexican events. It cites claimed absolute control of Ventana and prison for ex governor Carlo Puerto, while noting Cavazos and Parana joining forces. Evacuation of Puebla is described as strategic, and generals Tistrada and Figueroa push toward Mexico City. Consular adhesion grows in several capitals._operations in Tamaulipas disrupt Laredo-Tampls. General Choa in Chihuahua moves toward Parral with veterans.
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Washington
Obregon
War
Mexico
Mexican Revolutionary Een
Ventan
Carlo Puerto
Catnche
Quintana Roo
Tabasco
Villaermosa
Cavazos
Parana
Puebla
Aranca
Preesa
Tistrada
Yarecuaro
Romulo Figueroa
Mexico City
Bremen
Jolosne
Glasecgen
Nuremberg
Jankfort
Copenhagen
Federals Repulse Attack at Santa Brecia
Mexico City reports that General Jose Dominguez commanding 00 federals repulsed an attack on Santa Brecia with aid from General Adelberto Taguenz before Dominguez refused further action.
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Mexico City
Laredo
Jose Dominguez
Santa Labrecia
Adelberto Taguenz
Dominguez
Weather Portcast for Denver and Southwest
Denver region forecasts occasional rain in New Mexico with snow in the north on Wednesday and likely snow Thursday with little temperature change. Arizona shows snow in the north and rain in the south on Wednesday with fair conditions and possible snow in the northwest Thursday.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather Summary from University Report
Conditions for the twenty four hours ending 6 pm yesterday reported by the university. Highest temperature 37. Mean wind from the southwest. Weather described as cloudy with trace precipitation.
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GAV
Sunrise Timing Report From Albuquerque Official
Sante Petime of Albuquerque notes tomorrow’s sunrise around 7 14 with official adjustment to 6 57. The December sunset is forecast three to five minutes later, reflecting local time changes and seasonal variation.
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Sante Petime
Albuquerque
Obregon to Lead Mexican Federal Offensive Near Guadalajara
President Obregon arrives at Irapuate area as the federal offensive against rebel Generals Enrriques Fastrada and Manuel Dieguez prepares to begin. General Amaro’s eastern advance toward Guadalajara gains reinforcements from Puebla, with Cardenas cavalry moving in, amid talks of amnesty for rebels who surrender.
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Mexico City
Laredo
Jalisco
Obregon
Irapuate
Ocotlan
Jenjamo
Enrriques Fastrada
Manuel Dieguez
Guadalajara
Joaquin Amaro
Puebla
Colummn
Lazaro Cardenas
Zaccoaico
Republic
Vera Cruz
Oaxaca
Rock to Cause of Derailment of Locomotive
Engineer Sidney Hockett was badly burned when train No. 23 from El Paso to Albuquerque derailed two miles south of San Marcial after a lava rock rolled onto the track. The engine struck the rock and overturned after traveling 75 to 100 feet, injuring Hockett while Fireman Ralph Lehrman escaped with minor injuries. The lava rock, about three feet square, dented by the wheel, likely loosened by cold snow then thaw. Hockett, veteran El Paso engineer with a wife and children, was hospitalized.
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Sidney Hockett
San Marcial
el Paso
Albuquerque
Hogkett
Company
Rio Grande
Iava
Hackett
Ralph Lehrman
Hogineer Hoeckett
Flo
Santa Fe
John H Chapman Former Youth's Companion Editor Dies
John H. Chapman of Brunswick Maine died December 25 at age 70. He formerly served as editor of the Youth's Companion.
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John OF Chapman
Brunswick
Maine
John H. Chapman
The
Youth's Companion
Jas Fie Woo
Five Thousand Children Helped by Elks Christmas Cheer
Albuquerque reports a record Christmas tree event by the Elks and partners, reaching 6,314 gifts and candy distributed to needy children. Santa arrived as crowds gathered on Fifth Street, while 3 to 4 thousand adults watched. Donations totaled 2,160.95 with extensive committee work supporting the charitable drive.
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Albuquerque
Elks
Fifth Street
Santa Claus
Saint Nicholas
Gold
Central
Santa
Nia
Ageistante
Eneide
Giria
St. Anthonys
Ed Nuniist
Albuquerque Motor Company
Mototezuma Grocery
al Mathies
Clinton P. Anderson
H. Pp. Pickrell
H. P. Pickrell
C. ©. Root
W. &. Patterson
C. P. Anderson
F. Bk. Wood
Frank A. Stortz
G. EB. Breece
E. A. Gertig
Arthur Prager
Shelby Hendricks
D. B. McKee
J. L. Regensburger
Harry Benjamin
BF. N. Boyle
Igik
Lawrence Morelli
Palchert
Santa Fe
Ciees Secu
T. G. McGeahan
Jamies N. Gladding Jr
Telfer
Gladding
Monsignor Beckman Named Bishop of Lincoln Nebraska
Right Rev. Monsignor Francis J. T. Beckman rector of Mount St. Marys Theological Seminary North Norwood Ohio has been appointed bishop of Lincoln Nebraska. Announcement made today.
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Cincinnati
Francis J. T. Beckman
Mount St. Mary's Theologican? Seminary
North Norwood
Ohio
Bishp
Lincoln
Neh
Koretz Skips Chicago Welcome as Panama Swamp Loot Probed
Police await chance to question Leo Koretz about 16 million dollars earned from selling Panama swamps to Chicago oil land interests amid a high profile affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leo Koretz
West
Mr. Koretz
Panama
Quiet Christmas Day at the White House for Coolidge Family
President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge shared a subdued Christmas with their sons John and Calvin Jr. at the White House. After a church service and luncheon, they visited Walter Reed for a festive appearance with disabled veterans, while Bishop McDowell spoke on church debates and President and cabinet members attended the congregation.
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Washington
White House
Charlie Taft
Rooseveltia
Cecildre
John
Calvin
Frank W. Stearns
Fioston
Preakffast
Biwa
Churchea
First Congregational Church
Iune
Coolidge
Walter Reed Military Hospital
William F. McDowell
Methodist Episcopal Church
McDowell
Jesus Christ
Jeana Christ
Miuch
Stone Stops O Dowd In Eighth Round
Adq Stone of Philadelphia stopped Dan O Dowd of Boston in the eighth round of a scheduled 10 round light heavyweight bout. O Dowd’s seconds tossed a towel to save him from further punishment as Stone led from the start with a hard beating. O Dowd weighed 168 pounds and Stone 177.
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Stone
OY Dowd
Philadelphia
Dan O'Dowd
Boston
O'Dowd
Navy reports cuts in shore details slow fleet work
Admiral Coontz said the last fiscal year hampered by personnel shortages forced use of first class battleships for midshipmen cruises and destroyers for experiments. Submarine program delays and long completion times drew sharp criticism of shipyard facilities.
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Washington
United States
Ft. Fr. Coontz
Coontz
Portamouth Navy Yard
Soviet minister accuses Hughes of blocking peace with Russia
Soviet foreign minister George Tchitcherin charges Secretary of State Charles E. Hughes is deliberately trying to block the restoration of amicable relations between the United States and Russia as a new plot is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hughes
United States
George Tchitcherin
Soviet Republic
Hughes
U. S
Russia
Mrs Joe Tinker Dies Suddenly in Florida
Mrs Joe Tinker wife of the famed Chicago Cubs star died in Orlando Florida today after several weeks illness following a nervous breakdown The death followed news of the wreck of the Tampa special at Altamanta Springs where her husband had been a passenger on the train Her condition had been improving this month before the sudden death just before noon.
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Orlando
Fla
Joe Tinker
Chicago
Bu Walt
Altamanta Springs
Man exhumed after killings and arson in Jefferson
John Snow killed his wife and three other women in Whitefield then burned the house in Jefferson. Snow later killed himself, his body exhumed and burned after the cottage fire. County Attorney Weston M Hilton leads the investigation as funerals are planned for Arrs Jewett and her son.
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Jefferson
Mainé
John Snow
Weston M. Hilton
Snow
Frank C. Jewett
Whitefield
Arrs
Jewett
Bonda
Non
Dixmude Dirigible Out of Control Near Tunisian Coast
Reports on the Dixmude's fate grow uncertain as navy commu nique says sightings between 6 and 7 pm no longer confirm the dirigible's position. Earlier Tunisian coast reports were corrected and lights may have been stars. Crew of 52 with 17 officers, voyage largely completed within flight time requirements.
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Paria
Associated Preas
Dixmude
Navy Department
Bizerta
Sfax
Fort Flatters
Sahara
Gulf of Gabe
Port Fiattera
Gullf
Gabe
Dixmuds
Liehtis
Pant Denies Mexico Will Issue Paper Money
San Antonio December 25 Alberto J Pant minister of finance denies reports Mexico plans to issue paper currency or float an interior loan to cover military campaign costs. Treasury says funds for army obligations remain sufficient and deposits in New York will cover foreign debt interest due early next year. Only 66 to 400 thousand dollars more are needed to complete 16 million.
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San Antonio
Tex
Alberto J. Pant
Procelsior
Ministry of Finance
Finance Ministry
New York
Vixcelsior Gays
Drowned pair in San Francisco Bay car plunge
Two unidentified people died when an automobile driven by Victor L. Young plunged from a pier at Powell Street into San Francisco Bay late last night. Young suffered both arms broken and was rescued with a rope he tied in his teeth.
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San Francisco
Victor L. Young
San Francisco Bay
Powell Street
Young
Attorney General Russell Fleming Dies in Fort Collins
Colorado Attorney General Russell W. Fleming died in Fort Collins at 3 40 p m after a period of illness believed to be blood poisoning He leaves a widow and daughter and is survived by visiting brothers in Brainbridge F L Where the Fleming family is prominent He was elected attorney general in November 1922 and took office early this year Previously he served eight years as attorney for Colorado eighth judicial district He owned farm land in Latimer County and had interests in Wellington gas and oil prospects He was a longtime prominent member of the bar.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Russell W. Fleming
Colorado
Brainbrides
Fis
Fleming
Eighth Judicial District
Larimer, Weld
Boulder
Latimer
Wellington
Here
Nome Named as Main Base for 1924 Polar Flight Plan
A Navy board chaired by Rear Admiral Moffett recommends using Nome Alaska as the primary base for a 1924 polar exploration flight by the Shenandoah dirigible. The plan envisions multiple missions to map routes over the north polar seas, with aircraft for ice water landings and a mooring mast at Nome.
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Washington
Nome
Alaska
Special Board of Naval Officers
Adair al William A. Moffett
Naval Aviation
Denby
Shenandoah
West
Europe
Japan
Spitzbergen
Fort
Cape Prince of Wales
Germany
Lakehurst
RK. J
Seward
Alaskan
America
United States
Seattle
Kecky Mountains
Fort Worth
San Diego
Arctic
Christmas Cheer Brightens Albuquerque Children at Lloyd Storm Home
Seven city and country children visited Lloyd Storm’s residence north of Albuquerque for a Christmas party. County Agent Lee J. Nernolds ferried city children by car, and Sam Hughes led a band with prizes including a watch, knives, marbles, and wallets. Gifts and treats filled the hour plus celebration as Santa Claus visited nearby orphanages and schools, spreading holiday joy.
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Santa
Albuquerqué
Sorm
Lee J. Nernolds
Sam Hughes
Storm
New Mexico
Venizelos Agrees to Return and Aid Greece
Paris reports former Prime Minister Venizelos will return to Athens from Paris to lead a temporary government. A delegation delivered a 270-member assembly petition plus extra support from 19 districts urging him to resume charge. He plans a calm, normatcy-focused interim role before the new assembly convenes in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Pretsi
Veniselos
Athens
Paria
Greece
Legislative Assembly
M. Venizeloa
M. Venizelos
Dauglis
Ruiter
Normatcy
Rre
Coprenea Earl
James M. Haven Dies in St Louis Hospital
James M. Hayes of St Louis reported dead in a hospital after a period of illness. The Jefferson City manufacturer and capitalist was known as a traveler in South America and Europe. In recent years he ran a large grain business and developed lumber tracts along the Osage river.
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St. Louis
James M. Haven
Jefferson City
Hayes Way
South America
Europe
Osage River
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Les
Groun
Senator Watson
Indiana
Taft
Holliday
Coontz States
Chief of Naval Operations
Sec. Hughes
George Schitcherin
Florida
Dirigible
Pant
Russell Fleming
NAVY
Arctic Zone
Chief of Naval Aviation
Neier
Lloyd Storm
Joy Bringer
St. Anthony's
Harwood School
Bove
Harwood School For Girls
Rio Grande Industrial School
Venizelos
James M. Hayes
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