American Federal Troops Defeat Rebels Near Guadalajara
Two thousand federal troops led by General Lazaro Cardenas engaged rebel forces at Tamazula capturing 200 prisoners and driving them toward Guadalajara. Government reports say Enriqué Estrada's rebel division suffered heavy losses as Obregon's forces press the campaign with Guadalajara as the objective.
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Tamacula
Guadalajara
Obregon
Nogales
Ariz
Lazaro Carenes
Interior of
Mexico
Jalisco
Enrique Estrada
Ijuadalajara
Janseo
Tenie
Nayarit
Jalicco-Nayarit
Pythia
Francisco Obregon Named Here as Vice Consul
Eagle Pass Texas December 27 Francisco Obregon nephew of President Obregon has been named as vice consul here. This is seen by some as hinting the president may move personal belongings across the border and relocate to this port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Pass
Texas
Francisco Obregon
President Obregon
Mexican Naval Action Reported in Coahuila Capture
Teodoro, a de la Huerta faction agent, says a telegram claims the steamship Coahuila and the steamer Progresso were involved in an armed encounter. The Coahuila supposedly avoided capture by sailing to Acapulco, while Puebla’s capture by government forces was confirmed by Arturo Elias from Mexico City.
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New Orleans
Teodoro
de la Huerta
Mexico
Coahuila
Mexican Navigation Company
Progresso
Coahula
Acapuloce
Gulf of Mexico
Puebla
Arturo M. Elias
War Department
Mexico City
Rebel forces gain edge in Mexican conflict report
A San Antonio bulletin says rebel troops under Adolfo de la Huerta gained support as federal units under Gomez withdraw from Puebla toward Mexico City. Desertions rose and Puebla rail workers joined the rebels with rolling stock and equipment, while censorship of reports intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonis
Tex
Piomulo Figueroa
Hataeci Toscano Arneies
Ese Bolivar Sierra
San Antonio
Huber Viscarra
Adolfo de la Huerta
Morelos
Guerrero
Arnulfo Fr. Gomes
Mexico City
Puebla
Gomez
Genovey de la
de la Huerta
Obregon
Rodolfo. Medina Barron
Weather forecast for New Mexico and Atigona
Denver dispatch reports rain in the southern part and snow in the northern part on Thursday with colder temperatures. Friday should bring snow north with snow or rain in the south, and much colder air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
New Mexico
Conditions Recorded for Twenty Four Hours Ended 6 P M
University observations show highest temperature 43 lowest 33 mean 38. Humidity at 6 pm 86 percent and at 6 am 65 percent. Precipitation 0.6 inches. Wind direction variable. Sky cloudy.
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Doudy
Fragmentary sunrise sunset timing note
A partial OCR note mentions sunrise at 7 14 and sunset in December with times offset for Santa Fe and Albuquerque. It states sunrise then three to five minutes after for sunset, referencing December timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Se
Albuquerque
Lejeune Seeks Purchase of Quantico Town for Marine Post
In his 1923 annual report General John A. Lejeune asks authority to buy Quantico Virginia town surrounding the marine post. He calls the area insanitary and a morale issue, cites stadium construction using salvaged wartime materials and notes no expeditionary calls that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marine Corps
John A. Lejeune
Secretary of the Navy
Lejeune
Army
Navy
Quantico
Tomb Work Resumes at Tutankhamen Site on Christmas Day
In Luxor Howard Carter resumed work on Tutankhamen's tomb after a market day break that fell on Christmas. He dismantled the canopy roof and began the rack supporting the linen pall over the second shrine, uncovering two alabaster tablets bearing the king's cartouche. A guest party plus Nile tourists marked Christmas at the Winter Palace hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxor
Egypt
Howard Carter
Tutankhamen
Nile
Winter Palace
Immigration Hearings Open in House and Coastwise Debate
The house immigration committee opened hearings on immigration legislation while President Coolidge considered extending coastwise shipping laws to the Philippines. A move to reopen the California alien land law case was begun in the supreme court. Navy announced advance parties would be sent to Alaska for polar flight prep. Court martial sentences for Captain Edward H. Watson and Lieutenant Commander Donald T. Hunter of the wrecked destroyer squadron were approved by Secretary Denby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Immigration Committee
Coolidge
Philippines
Supreme Court
California
Navy Department
Alaska
Edward H. Watson
Donald T. Hunter
Californian
Denby
State Government Costs Drop In Eleventh Fiscal Year
Santa Fe reports the eleventh fiscal year ended November 30 shows receipts of 5 60 695 91 and disbursements 6 269 129 34, a decrease of 628 995 13 from the prior year. Bond redemptions and highway department proceeds explain the shrinkage, with end-of-year balances down to 2 621 299 59 from 3 276 474 08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
W. G. Carroon
Carroon
Highway Department
Delehanty Named Umpire by President Hickey in A A
Chicago reports former major leaguer James Delehanty has been signed to officiate in the American Association. Delehanty, a Detroit 1909 World Series hero and brother of the Cleveland trio, had stints with Cincinnati St. Louis and Boston and finished his playing days with Beaumont in the Texas League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Delehanty
Cleveland
Thomas J. Hickey
Delehanty
Hickey
Detroit
Germany
Shafer
Rea
Killifer
Washington
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
Minneapolis
Beaumont
Ivte
Former Territorial Auditor J. J. Ortiz Dies in Los Angeles
Santa Fe reports the death of Luis Ortiz, 75, former territorial auditor of New Mexico and Rio Arriba official. He served as sheriff and county clerk, owned a Chamita ranch, and moved to Los Angeles for retirement. His body to be returned for burial. funeral time unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
L Liuis Ortiz
New Mexico
Rio Arriba County
Los Angeles
Juan J. Ortiz
Ortiz
Chamita
Sherif
Big Christmas Dinner and Movie for Prison Inmates
Santa Fe on Christmas Day hosted 276 state penitentiary inmates with a turkey dinner and nine Harold Lloyd reels. Warden J. B. McManus organized the feast, aided by local Santa Fe businesspeople, and prisoners received stockings filled with candy nuts fruit and cigarettes as they passed in review.
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Banta Fe
Turkey
Harold Lloyd
State Penitentiary
J. B. McManus
Santa Fe
Washington Resumes Football Practice For Naval Academy Game
The University of Washington football team resumed practice after a Christmas layoff ahead of the Pasadena game with the United States Naval Academy at midnight Friday. About 20 000 sailors from battleships anchored off San Pedro are expected to attend, with roughly 300 local fans in Washington. Coach Rusty Callow of the Navy crew from the Middles in the Poughkeepsie regatta last year is mentioned.
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Sheattre
Washa
University of Washington
United States Naval Academy
Pasadena
United States
San Pedro
Washington
Navy
Rusty
Writ Issued For Custody Of Willie Hoppe’s Son
A writ of habeas corpus was issued by Supreme Court Justice Burr directing Willie Hoppe to bring his four year old son William Hoppe Jr to court. Hoppe’s wife filed for custody in New York on December 26.
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New York
Willie Hoppe
William Hoppe, Jr
Supreme Court
Burr
Hoppe
Twenty year term upheld for Villa slayer congressman
The supreme court in Chihuahua City sustained the twenty year sentence of Congressman Jeane Sala Salas Fo o for the slaying of Pancho Villa. Sala was tried in Parral where Villa was assassinated. defender Alberto Lopes Hertrosa planned to seek a pardon from Governor Raynaldo Jalavara.
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Aluarez
Mexico
Jeane Sala
Tonfesem
Vranchon Villa
Supreme Court
Chihua~hea City
Villistas
Juarez
Salas Fo O
Parral
Villa
Alberto Lopes Hertrosa
Raynaldo Jalavara
Rancher Jailed as Williams Shooting Probed
Flagstaff Arizona December 26 D. 10. Smith a well known rancher is under arrest in the county jail while authorities probe the Christmas night shooting in Williams Arizona that left Harry Wade an engineer mortally wounded with two bullets. Wade a road construction foreman is in critical condition.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Smith
Williams
Harry Wade
Charlie Wade
Harry
Charlie
Wade
Itre
Wiliams
Wiillanie
Missing dirigible Dixmude may lie undiscovered in North Africa
Paris reports no trace of the airship Dixmude since December 21. The French ministry notes no sighting over Tunisia and has wired for renewed search efforts across southern Algeria and the Tunisian coast with Allied help. Cavalry patrols and aircraft were dispatched as authorities narrow the possible landing zone in the eastern Mediterranean.
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Paris
Associated Press
Tunis
Africa
Sahara
Bizerta
Tunisia
Sidi Abdallag
Bigerta
Sé¢A
Malta-Tripoli
Alceria
Mediterranean Squadron
Provence
Algeria
Tuniotillas
North African
Mediterranean
Jockey Taylor Hurt at Jefferson Park Winter Racing
New York Dec 26 Jockey W H Taylor was catapulted from Sea Wrack in the second race at Jefferson Park and rushed to the emergency hospital. The extent of his injuries was not determined. Robinson on Saint Maurice also fell but escaped injury.
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New York
WH. Taylor
Jefferson Park
Robinson
Saint Maurice
Bankruptcy case heard at Federal Building Albuquerque
Judge Colin Neblett presided in a morning session on the bankruptcy case of the Albuquerque Hotel company. The hearing considered motions to defend, the stockholders’ rights, and plans for a master to audit affairs and oversee director elections scheduled for January 28. Claims allege a majority of directors plotted bankruptcy to wipe out common stockholders, with Western Mortgage and 466 others named in the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin Neblett
Federal Court
Federal Building
Albuquerque Hotel Company
Albuquerque
Heere
Western Mortgage Company
Santa Fe
G. K. Breece
David Rosenwald
Wallace Hesselden
A. L. Martin
W. A. Kelleher
W. H. Springer
Fred Fisher
Esid Corporation
Aid Corporation
Advent
Ioan
Pikes
Cald Corporation
Aome
Attorpers
John Simms
Laurence F. Lee
Compar
Fire fatal to fifteen hospital insane patients
Arguments will begin January 7 in a proposal concerning the 15 patients in the insane hospital known to have been killed in the fire. Counsel for carriers and interests in the plan will be given opportunity to discuss evidence.
Inter State Commerce Hearings Set on Rail Consolidation
Six day session set by the Interstate Commerce Commission beginning January 7 to hear issues on railroad consolidation. Monday covers New York Central and Pennsylvania railroads over the Philadelphia and Reading system. The schedule includes Pennsylvania state interests New England and Boston representatives, southern lines Atlantic Coast Line Norfolk and Western, and western lines Chicago Burlington and Quincy Great Northern Northern Pacific. Final days include Texas Kansas commissions Union Pacific Southern Pacific and others.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Reading
New England
Boston
Southern Railroad
Atlantic Coast Line
Norfolk and Western
West
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Texas and Kansas Railroad
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Six People Hurt inChristmas Area Auto Crashes
Six persons were seriously injured in Christmas auto accidents in or near Santa Fe. A collision near Sun Mountain between two cars left Mrs. Patricio Padilla with a broken spine and Benny Chaves with grave injuries. The car nearly demolished and flipped. A skidding car 20 miles south plunged into a 40 foot arroyo. Injured include Pimeno Delailo Thomas Migan Alfreste Montane Ratists Gise. most will recover.
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Santa Fe
Dee
Sun Mount Eant
Patricio Padilla
Benny Chaves
Martin Chaves
Cerrilios
Fealistes
Pimeno Delailo
Teek Hadley
Thomas Migan
Alfreste Montane
Ratists Gise
Night pistol fight leaves one dead in Georgiana area
In Industry near Georgiana Alabama on Christmas night 160 shots were fired in a clash between whites and negroes. Nilson Joyner, white, is accused of fatally shooting Dempsey Powell, a negro, and a second black man lies dying as the community braces for more trouble.
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Georgiana
Ala
Industry
Nilson Joyner
Dempsey Powell
Postal mix up delays insured Christmas package
Wilbert Waggy of 1214 South Walter Street received a letter from his sister Pearl of Keyser West Virginia saying she sent a Christmas present but it could not be insured because it was going into New Mexico. Waggy suspects the WV postmaster confused New Mexico with the southern republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Wagsy
South
Walter Street
Pearl
Keyser
W. Va
New Mexico
Mr. Waggy
West Virginia
Republic
Cubans Petition to Fight for Obregon Government
Fifty young Cubans sign a formal petition to Mexican vice consul Carlos Grimm asking permission to travel to Mexico and join the Obregon government army. They claim they can raise 200 men, but Grimm says the request is very unlikely to be granted.
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Havana
Carlos Grimm
Mexico
Obregon
Senor Grimm
Avalanche Claims Nine in French Cottage Rescue Efforts Underway
In Chambéry France an avalanche swept a cottage between Roselend and Beaufort near Chamberry killing nine of eleven occupants. Deep snow blocked several miles of the railroad into Chamonix and troops were deployed to aid in track clearing.
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Chambery
France
Associated Press
Roseland
Beaufort
Chamonix
Two Naval Officers Face Loss of Numbers After Disaster
Captain Fidward H. Watson commander of the wrecked destroyer squadron will lose 160 numbers and Lieutenant Commander Donald T. Hunter commander of the destroyer Delphy will lose 100 numbers as naval court martial sentences are approved. Watson drops to the foot of captains and must erase 150 numbers to retire by age, while Hunter now sits at number 149 among lieutenant commanders.
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Washington
Fidward H. Watson
California
Point Kenén
Donald T. Hunter
Delphy
Denby
Watson
Hunter
Rice Shower at Church Wedding Tops New York Festivities
Fifty pounds of rice was scattered over the roof and steeple of the Little Church Around the Corner from an airplane during the wedding of Major Junius W. Jones of Baton Rouge and Miss Josephine Stevens Lanier. The action was carried out by M. L. Elliott, assistant to Major Jones at Mitchelfield.
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New York
Junius W. Jones
Baton Rouge
Josephine Stevens Lanier
M. L. Elliott
Maror Jones
Mitchelfield
Former Pugilist Shot and Killed in Greenwich Village
Joseph Tomsaulle aged 45, once a boxer known as Jid Thomas and part owner of the White Poodle cabaret, was shot dead as he left an apartment house on Hancock Street. The unidentified assailant fled, and police suspect a gamblers feud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Tomsaulle
Jid Thomas
Greenwich Village
Hancock Street
Judge Disqualifies Self in Walton Indictment Case
District Judge George W. Clark disqualified himself from hearing J. C. Walton former governor's motion to quash indictments. Judge C. Smith of Logan county was assigned by the state criminal court of appeals to conduct the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
George W. Clark
J. C. Walton
C. Smith
Logan County
State Criminal Court of Appeals
Trainmen Demand 12 Percent Pay Rise Across Rail Jobs
Mereland December 26 negotiators for train service men push for a 12 percent wage increase while engineers on the Rock Island and Pacific Railway accept last year’s pay. Firemen and enginemen seek higher pay on the Rock Island line, with trainmen and conductors to confer with New York Central after the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mereland
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company
Rock Island Management
Warren 8. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
D.T. Robertson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Mr. Stone
Hook Island
Rock Island
New York Central System
New York
W. G Lee
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Fire at Chicago State hospital dormitory for tubercular inmates
A blaze at Dutning ward 3 of the Chicago State hospital for the insane killed fifteen inmates and possibly more. About 600 patients were in the frame dormitory when the fire broke out, with attendants and guards guiding evacuations as firemen responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago State Hospital For Insane
Dutning
Two men held in Globe jail in student slaying and girl wounds
Globe Arizona officers hold two men a black porter and a white barber’s helper after the early morning killing of Ted Grosh 20 and wounding of Maxine McNelly 19. An autopsy shows Grosh stabbed and shot. McNelly injured with two bullets behind the left ear. Governor Hunsucker offers 5000 reward for arrestee and conviction.
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Globe
Ariz. Bee
Ted Grosh
Ali
W. ¥. Girosh
Miami
University of Arizona
Maxine McNely
Tempe Normal School
Delia MccNelly
Grosh
MecNelly
Tought
Mirae McNelly
Miss McNelly
Roese
Miami athlete Ted Grosh slain in hold up near Globe
Ted Grosh a popular Miami athlete and University of Arizona student was killed in a hold up near Burch. Miss Maxine McNelly was wounded and the assailant, described as a tall man wearing a long coat, fled into the hills as officers search Globe and Miami.
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Miami
Ariz
Der
Ted Grosh
University of Arizona
W. H. Grosh
Claypool
Burch
Here
Ear
Maxine Meeky
Globe
Young Grosh
Miss McNelly
Sheriff's Office
Globe Miami Police
Ecc
R . _enedy
Kernedy
Grosh
Kennedy
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Winters O
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J. J. Ortiz
D. D. Smith
Mamage
Hockey Ingleee
Pennsy Road
Capital
N. M
Walton
Institution
Dunning
Ill
Phoenix
George WL
Huns
Maxine McNelly
Veldt
Groth
Miss McNally
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