Revolt Drives to Capture Chihuahua City in Northern Mexico
Report from Agua Prieta says Chihuahua City, a major northern Mexican city, fell to revolutionists led by Gen Eugenio Martinez and Gen Joaquin Amar. Rebels claim 6,000 to 7,000 troops with 14 cannons near Torreon and prep to move on Sonora with Gen Calles directing the movement.
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Agua Prieta
Sonora
Associated Press
Chihuahua City
Eline Cuties
Chihuahua
Chhuahua
Geir
Kage Marines
Val
Brandixeos
Dehri
Chibvathwa
Mania Yaarbel
Hermosrito
Catier
Curies
Enid
Eugenio Martinez
Joaquin Amar “Oren
Jose Amarillor
Abuilto Gomez
Movsige
Lars Leon
Cailes
Carranza
Mexico
Carrange
Villareal
Nuevo Leon
Waa
Aguas Collentes
Carranza 92
Mexeo
Cotes
Villasreal
Menxteo
Chen
Mascotte
eralGen Ohreron
Cuervava
Vinety
Mohihnahos
Torreon
Juarez Coea
Juares
Traima
Cass
Hertoulie
Bunora
Chiataeity
Minaca
Noar Kansas City
la Junta
Binahos
Muse
Thermosillo
Roneru
Parral
Jimenez
Camarco
Casas Grandes
Juarez
Urbanjo
Escobar
Lirtulle
Onirega
Inhehaus
Comarco
Moriquez
Weather summary for Denver and New Mexico region
Denver and New Mexico forecast August 30 to September 1 calls for cooler days with fair conditions in most areas. Winds become stronger on Saturday from the west or northwest with cooler air moving in, followed by continued mild and dry weather Sunday into the next week.
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Denver
Cole
New Mexico
Strone
Record of daily weather conditions by the university
The document lists the twenty four recorded conditions with figures for yesterday including highest temperature about 90 and humidity around 37 percent. Wind velocity data is present but unclear.
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Yverterday
Electronic Jag Sways Boozers With Electric Sleep Device
In San Francisco on April 26 Albert Abrams demonstrated an electrical device he claims induces the effects of chloroform by vibrating energy. The setup places zinc underfoot, an electrode on the head, and a current to produce a sensation described as a sudden kick. Observers note the method aims to explain intoxication via energy units and vibration rates.
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San Francisco
Albert Abrams
Rand
John Harneycore
Customs Duties May Be Paid To Sonora Regime
Wike Douglas Arizona April 30 report says the U S government will allow American firms or individuals to pay customs duties to the de facto regime in Renora and such payments relieve them of further obligations. The State Department confirms this as recognition of Sonora’s belligerency and instructs the embassy to inform the Mexican foreign office. Local bankers expect a surge in business amid tensions with Carranza over double duties.
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State Department
Remora
Carranza
Renova
Colby
Mark Smith
Arizona
Nrmsa
Ronera
Record run drives U Pennsylvanias relay carnival first day
Bradley of Kansas wins pentathlon while Oxford Cambridge fail to start distance medley relay. Nightingale of New Hampshire tops three mile intercollegiate. J M Watt Cornell clocks new world record 54.15 seconds in 440 hurdles as rain hampers events.
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OY Morning Journal
Philadelphia
England
Oxford Cambridge
Winnning
Bradley
Kansas
University of Pennsylvania
Pielt
Evants
BE. A. Montague
Oxford University
London
EF. T. Nightingale
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Massachusetts Tech
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Rudd
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Harry Hillman
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Chicago
Abilotion
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Nartels
Missouri
Yount
Redlands University of California
Mamemond
Cann
New York University
Coast Guard Cutter Sent to Alaska to Subdue Radicals
The coast guard cutter Algonquin departed Port Townsend Washington to Alaska to assist local officials in maintaining order amid alien agitators near Hyitur Alaeka. The Algonquin with a crew of seventy one carries four B inch rifles and two machine guns in the patrol.
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Morninorr
CPE
Seasee
Washington
Hyitur
Alaeka
Coast Guard
Port Townsend
Wash
Coast Guard Service
Hutchinson Convicted of Embezzlement in New Mexico Bank Case
Special correspondence reports the case against Tt. M. Hutchinson accused of embezzling 1751 from the State National Bank of Albuquerque. Verdict reached at midnight, sealed and later read in court. Also notes Hart’s failed federal trial, Levy’s transfer, a gubernatorial pardon for Sanches, and filings of corporate charters in California.
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Santa Fe
Tt. M. Hutchinson
State National Bank of
Albuquerque
Equnty
W. L. Hart
Byocorreo County
Caifornia
Larrazolo
Daniel Sanches
Sierra County
Anehes Wee
Udwin Mechem
Owen Heth
Varden
Ga'tuw
M Franeiz
Cinllun Ik
Wunener
Warships Might Deploy To Mexican Port To Protect Citizens
Washington reports that Americans in Sonora and other areas controlled by revolutionists may pay taxes to de facto authorities under international law. A state department briefing urged readiness to dispatch warships to Veracruz if needed as unrest spreads across Vera Cruz and neighboring regions. Observers track growing rebel coordination with the Sonora movement and possible Obregon field action toward the capital.
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Washington
Sonora
Mexico
State Department
Carrange
Vera Cruz
Verarug
Obregon
Michoacan
Guerrero
Moreloix
Sonor
Chinese in Mexico seek border crossing permit amid revolt
Some forty thousand Chinese in Mexico with no consular protection petitioned the U S State Department for permission to cross the border. Rebels spread through parts of Mexico, with federal forces still holding Frontera. The revolt involves leaders in Tabasco and Cuernavaca aligned with Sonora rebels.
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Mexico
OY Morning Journal
Washington
State Department
Reutter
Department
Channela
Frontera
Pat
Mexio
Carson Greene
Tabasco
Cuerrero
Sonora
Micheacan
Cigarette Smoking Up in Philippine Islands in 1919
The collector of internal revenue reports rising cigarette smoking in the Philippine Islands for 1919 while overall tobacco exports show a decline. Cigarettes produced reached about 5.049 billion, up from 4.71 billion the prior year, with exports to the United States totaling 2.61 billion.
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Specia
Telamde
United
Hudson Bay Company 250th Anniversary Pageant Across Canada
The 250th anniversary festivities for the Hudson Bay Company begin May 3 with a Winnipeg pageant and street processions in Edmonton Calgary Vancouver and Victoria. Sir Robert Kindersley will lead events including Cree Ojibway and Assiniboine participants and a ceremonial calumet smoking at Lower Fort Gary. A flotilla of freight boats and pioneer-costumed trappers will accompany the governor through events celebrating the historic company.
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Morning Journal
Winnipes
Man
Hudson Day Company
Robert Kindersley
Hudson Bay Company
Prince Rupert
House of BU Art
Enngland
Edmonton
Calgary
Vancouver
Victora
Old Port Carry
Winnipeg
Lower Fort Garry
Pludson Bay
James Way
Lake Superior
Saskatchewan
Blackfort
Sievens
Assiniboines
Prairies
Rocky Mountains
Athaibusca
British Columbia
Sir Fiebert
North Capues
Lower Fort Gacey
Kindersley
Redmen
Train disaster near Hodgewilek harms workers
Reports from North Bend indicate a freight train of the North Bend Lumber Company derailed or left the track near Hodgewilek in April 34, resulting in multiple deaths and injuries. Immediate recovery and identification efforts are underway, with authorities coordinating from North Bend.
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Powe Illest
EU Teder
Beattie
Hodgewilek
Tran
North Bend
North Bend Lumber Ecompany
Ae Renga
Radical Plot Claim Debunked by Socialist Group
A socialist organization declares the alleged May Day uprising in the East is a myth, denying any radical plot or action. The statement frames the event as a scare tactic and calls for calm and verification of claims.
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Socialist Organization
Orning Journal Special
Chicago
Anrut 2A
A. Mitchell Palmer
National Socialist Committee
Otto Branetetter
Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Socialist Party
Eall
May Recover Hidden Treasures Off Vancouver Island
Vancouver news reports that Maddison and his divers plan May salvage operations off Vancouver Island. They located four large wrecks, including Pass of Melford and Valencia, with the H M S Condor believed to lie among other sunken vessels. Stay tuned for potential freight of gold worth salvaging.
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S BY Morning Journal
Vancouver
B. C
Vancouver Island
Maddison
Naivagers
Eary
Pass-of-Melford
Valencia
House Republicans Stall On Soldiers Relief Bill
After a four hour wrangle the Republican House failed to pass the soldiers relief legislation next Monday and adjourned a party conference at midnight without a date for action. Differences centered on a tax to raise part of the 1 490 000 600 needed. Mendell said another party conference would be held late next week with date set by Turner.
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OY Morning Journal
Washington
Hoise Republicana
Mendell
Representative Tawner
Not Guilty Verdict in Bisbee Deportations Case
Tombstone April 30 1915 The jury found H F B Wootton not guilty of kidnapping in the Bisbee deportations. Verdict delivered at 7:00 pm after deliberations began at 5:12 pm with one ballot cast. Judge Pattee ordered discharge of the defendant and adjourned. County Attorney French said the case would not affect the blanket trial of 159 co defendants to begin June 7. other kidnapping charges may be dismissed.
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Morning Journal
Tombstone
Ariz
Associated Press
H. FB. Wootton
J. Calhoun
Douglas
Samuel (. Pattee
J. E. James
Pattee
Wootton
Wiliam H. Burges
el Paso
Robert N. French
French
Arizorsan
L. W. Wilsm
United States
Cochise
Brown
Post Condemned and Defended in House
Washington April 30. Immigration committee hearings on Secretary Louis Post defend his role in wartime deportations amid charges the government inflated a large conspiracy claim. Counsel Jackson H. Stalston says critics err in accusing Post while defending humane handling and limited family separations.
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Washington
Louis FF. Post
Lnver
House Rules Contiites
Prost
Immigration Committee
Johnson
Uetor
Post
Department of Labor
Jackson H. Stalsten
Coumeel
Mr. Fromt
Har
Ralston
Department of Justice
Allo
Rougla
Ite
Ford and Duncan Nominated to Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington April 30 Henry Jones Ford of Princeton University and James Duncan of Quincy Mass a former vice president of the Federation of Labor were nominated by President Wilson to be members of the Interstate Commerce Commission in a morning White House statement.
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Wee Washineton
Henry Jones Ford
Princeton University
James Duncan
Quincy
Mass
She Ae Federation of Labor
Gresident Fiteont
New Jersey Delegates Pledged to Wood in Primary Totals
Renewed returns from New Jersey Tuesday's primary show Major General Leonard Weed likely commanding sixteen of the state's Republican convention delegates in Chicago unless figures shift. Wood leads the presidential poll with 53,497 votes to Johnson's 51,405 and the early tally lists Weed at 4,002 in the preferential contest.
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Morning Journal
Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Leonard Weed
Chicago
Wood
Hiram W. Johnson
Cali
Jubason
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Hutchinson
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Philippine Islands
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Palme
Ford
Duncan
Wilson
Jersey
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