Rebels Executed After Court Martial in Chihuahua
General Antonio Ruiz and Captain Lugardo Perez of the federal army were executed this morning in Chihuahua City after a court martial found them guilty of rebellion.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1922
Page
4
General Antonio Ruiz and Captain Lugardo Perez of the federal army were executed this morning in Chihuahua City after a court martial found them guilty of rebellion.
Publisher notes Mack Sennett as a friend of Mabel and as a questioned figure while authorities pursue the Taylor murder case. A bootlegger report places a woman at the scene and investigators explore hundreds of theories as the case lingers toward a potential breakthrough.
A man named Charles Carsen told Captain Matheson he met two armed tramps at Lathrop Junction last December who said they were hired to kill motion picture director William Desmond Taylor in Los Angeles. Matheson doubts the tale as no evidence exists and no crew was found. Mabel Normand contemplates a $1000 reward for Taylor’s slayer.
In a Chicago Superior Court session, the high profile divorce case between Mr Church and his wife was settled after daylong negotiations. Prominent social figures from Chicago Elgin Portchester Bridgeport and other cities were connected to the proceedings. Church had claimed his wife engaged in improper conduct with other men across the United States.
Advertisement touts Noonan's Hair Petrole as feeding hair roots and stimulating scalp tissues. It stresses refined petroleum as a value for sickly hair and scaly scalps, pitched to barbers for fifteen cents or home use at 100 per bottle from T Noonan Sons Co. 38 Portland St Boston.
The case features Alfred Church and his wife Mrs. Church amid a drawn out legal battle that drew witnesses from near and far, with no trial after negotiations. Navy lieutenant William Schott is named as a liaison in the libel. Church claims properties in Greenwich and Portchester settled by marriage.
Members of the Norwich University Club of Boston met at 16 Brattle Street to organize the annual banquet and get-together of Norwich men of New England. Guests include President Charles Plumley Col Frank Tompkins Maj Charles Rawlette and Lt Col Truman Hawley, with the event set for one week from tonight at the Hotel Bellevue.
Boston Fire Department orders drivers to curb noise and speed on returns from fires and on multi alarm runs. Apparatus must not exceed 15 miles per hour outside congested areas and speed reduced for safety. Sirens to be avoided and bells used only sparingly to prevent accidents at crossings.
A medical note describes Father John's remedy as building strength to combat flu and reduce risk of pneumonia. The message emphasizes supportive care and strengthened immunity to ward off complications.
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