Rebels Move Toward Pachuca Fifty Miles from Mexico City
Vera Cruz dispatch reports federal forces under General Cavazos marching on Pachuca Hidalgo state capital. Rebels claim Pachuca either fallen or under siege as Cavazos expands operations across Puebla and Mexico central states. Obregon says top generals handle campaign. railways hinder progress and bridge repairs near Lerma river are underway.
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Hidalgo
Mexico City
Puebla
Tulsacingo
Pachuca Haa
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Poucillan
Guadalajara
Obregon
Pemson Awalret Guadalajare
Revolutionary Movement Grows in Vera Cruz Region
A telegraph dispatch from Vera Cruz reports continued adhesions to the revolt led by regional commanders. The front claims major forces loyal to Vicente Herre- Mapanila and General Tevesgrave are applying pressure as Northern Vera Cruz joins the liberal cause.
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Erera
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Trinidad
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Vera Crus
Vera Tura
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Puebla
Caomi
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Generais
Francisco
Angel Valiente
Tepat
Noeshti
Mats Thioros
Acat- Sasa
Cardenas Denies Reports of His Defeat
Cardena denies claims of his loss in Antonio Texas with unclear source text noting December 31 and scattered phrases about a seat and decor. The fragment provides no verifiable details on event or outcome.
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Cardenas
Antonio
Texas
Bae i
Osha
Cerotiand
Atticia OA Tomorrow at Tito Site
Fragmentary text notes an event titled Atticia OA scheduled for tomorrow January 2 at Tito. No further details or participants are readable.
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Atticia
Tito
Minister Faces Heresy Charge in Dallas Diocese Rift
Fort Worth rector Reverend Heaton faces potential ecclesiastical action as Bishop Moore of Dallas weighs bringing him to trial for heresy amid a church split between modernists and fundamentalists. Local counsel would defend if pursued. appeal possible to a regional church court if verdict goes against him.
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Lee W. Heaton
Fort Worth
Ragine
Episcopal Church
Moore
Dallas
Manning
New York
Wheatickinge
Port Worth
Stuart
Tyson
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Ange
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Traon
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Diocese of
Court of Review x
Percy Buckney
Church of the Ascensian
PHS
Clerey
Laviner
Spalla to Sail for South America to Meet Firpo
Spalla sails for South America to meet world heavyweight challenger Luis Firpo. He departed on Thursday after signing an agreement to engage in a prize bout, leaving amid travel and boxing negotiations.
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Spalla
South America
Luis Firpo
Mise Vals
Dee
Benice Spaila
Taliian Heaveweigh
Rane Pion
Puenos
Wires
Jase
Engineer Sidney Hackett Dies After Rio Grande Derby Accident
Veteran Santa Fe engineer Sidney Hockett Hackett died New Year’s Eve at Santa Fe hospital after an engine derailment near San Marcial on Christmas Day. Born in Paterson on November 20, 1868, he began with Santa Fe in 1875 and spent decades on the Rio Grande division. He is survived by his wife, a son Sidney Hockett Jr., and a daughter Mire Peed. He was a long-time member of Hirdin Lodge No. 15 A F and A M at San Marcial.
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Il Paso
Midiechett
Southweeat
Mr. Weckett Ja
Sidney Hockett
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Hirdin Lodge No. 15
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Indications of a Prosperous 1924, Gary Says
Pibert H. Gars, chairman of United States Steel, asserts 1924 should be more prosperous. He cites industry progress, prudent business, and independence of Europe, while noting wartime costs will normalize and wage pressures ease over time.
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Pibert H. Gars
United States Steel Corporation
Europe
Public Ledger Company
New Mexico Military Institute Defeats Colorado Aggies 8-0
In San Antonio at the mid winter polo tournament New Mexico Military Institute beat Colorado Agricultural College 8 to 0 while Oklahoma edged Texas A and M 6 to 5. Arizona and Oklahoma clash Tuesday to decide final standings with a possible NMU Arizona playoff.
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San Antonio
Texas
New Mexico Military Institute
Okishemea University
New Mexico
Colorado Agricultural College
Oklahoma
Texas A
Mao
Arizona
Weather and politics mix in day in Washington scan
The weather bureau warned of cold waves eastward while hearings on immigration policy continued. Louis A. Hill resigned as director of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Prohibition officers nationwide were ordered to patrol New Year's parties. Mexican revolutionary agents protested U.S. arms to Obregon. Government receipts for 1923 topped 4.1646 billion, up nearly half a billion from 1922. Electric railways carried over 15.8 billion passengers with substantial net revenues.
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Weather Bureau
House Immileration Committee
Louis A. Hill
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Obregon
Treasury
Ceneue Bures
Two Die and Many Injured in Denver Apartment Fires
Denver fire deaths reach two with five injured as two apartment blazes sweep early today. Miss Beatrice Jones 15 a teacher dies leaping from a third floor. Lula Kreener from Loveland trapped. others jump to safety or await word on injuries. Fire officials say several residents suffer severe burns as crews rescue occupants.
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Penver
Beatrice Jones
Denver
Mies Lula Kreener
Loveland
Colo
Sissy
Loverman
FF Paltien
Fort Duskey
Veatrice
Traveland
Cole
Aine
Myrile Wherlock
Live Bary Qisen
Misa Touernman
Miss Oteen
H. G. Widte
Dirs. White
Bond election contested amid claims of illegal votes
Opposition leaders led by Leonardo Munick allege the bond election was won illegally. They claim numerous illegal votes in Precincts 12 and 15 and say they will reveal names soon. Supporters concede irregularities but deny defeating the measure, while tax receipts and resident status are cited in disputes.
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Leonardo Munick
Jena
Hundick
Wuniek
Jeens Tiamern
Mmen
Gilegwa
Stephen Neehian
Painvita
Leas Padillae
Felipe Kubheil
Stephen Hoeh
Santa Barbara
Planick
Buniek
Honda
Banker's Home Bombed in Chihuahua City
In Chihuahua City Mexico on December 31 four men connected to a bombing targeted the home of banker David Frussek. His family was injured and a blast was hurled from a car described by authorities as linked to the bank’s closing by federal authorities.
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Chihuahua City
Hihuahins City
Mexico
Tingahia
David &. Trussex
Hiaht Mir
Haseek
Mermbere
Ourage
Frussek
Grain Exports From U S Rise Last Week
Washington reports grain exports from the United States last week totaled 1,868,000 bushels, up from 1,096,000 bushels the prior week.
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Washington
United States
New Year Message From President Coolidge
President Coolidge issues a New Year message to the American people. He reflects on the old year and the coming year, notes a record of gratifying accomplishments, and expresses hope that 1924 will bring prosperity and happiness.
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Coolidge
Washington
Military rule planned by rebel leaders in Mexico
El Paso dispatch reports authorities possess a manifesto signed by Generals Mareotte Garcia Vigil and Huearia Hersander detailing a three stage military plan. It calls ousting Obregon, withdrawing recognition from congress, and appointing generals Kanehez Estrada and Mayeette to lead regions with a provisional president after Mexico City fall.
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el Paso
Texas
de la Huerta
Enrique Db
Fortunato Mareotte
Garcia Vigil
Huearia M. Hersander
Mascotte
Feneral
Puebla
Pescatellas
Obregon
Mexican Congress
Supreme Court
Ciadalupe Kanehez
Wasrique Estrada
Fortunato Mayeette
Mexico City
Moneul General Puig
Tlabarea
Jalisco
Verarus
Formal Protest Transmitted by de Sa Huerta Group
A representative of the de Sa Huerta faction transmitted a formal protest to the State Department regarding the Revolution War situation in Vateril. The action signals diplomatic maneuvers as tensions rise between opposing groups seeking recognition and support.
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State Department
de Sa. Huerta Group
Congress weighs President's Arms Sale Decision
A protest from the de la Huerta faction objects to U S plans to sell war materials to Obregon's Mexican government. Congress members in Washington discuss actions to restrict or block foreign military shipments, with Rep Fairchild signaling a resolution upon reconvening. The request for arms sales was sent to Secretary Slughes by Fanrique Seydner of the Provisional Mexican government.
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Washington
United States
General Obregon
State Department
de Huerta
Obregon
Botiy Houses
Fairchild
Republican
New York
Mexico
de la Huerta
Slughes
Fanrique Seydner
Provisional Government of Mexico
Scott High and Columbia Meet on Gridiron Today
Portland Oregon December 31 The coaches of Scott High of Toledo and Columbia University Portland preparatory school say their teams are in good shape for New Year's Day clash at Multnomah Field. Berlin trainer reports travel strain behind them and Columbia captain Smith urges strong performance all season long.
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Ore
Pec
Scott High
Toledo
Ohio
Columbia University
Multnomah Field
Bec Berlin
eCupper’ Smith
Columbia Metator
Economic Outlook for U S in 1924 Bright and Hopeful
Washington reports Secretary Hoover sees bright prospects for 1924 in the United States with full employment and high production, while the world faces uneven recovery. He highlights western hemisphere gains, progress in Russia and Near East, and the drag of German collapse and reparations on global markets.
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Washington
United States
Hoover
Asia
Africa
Russia
Balkan States
Near East
Kiuhr
Mr. Hoover
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Western Hemisphere
Australia
Italy
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Germany
Mos
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Czecho-Slovakia
Switzerland
Hungary
Scandinavia
Holland
Great Huitair
France
Fiuhr
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Greece
Turkey
Latin America
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