Angeles Shot as Traitor in Mexican Execution
General Felipe Angeles, once a rebel ally of Mexican revolutionaries, was executed by firing squad in Chihuahua City at 6:35 a.m. after a 39 hour court martial by four Carranza generals. He never recognized the Carranza government as legitimate and was found guilty of rebellion.
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EL Paso
Tex
Associated Press
Felipe Angeles
Carranza
Chihuahua City
Mexico
Angeles
Angeles the Mexican who led Villa movement and works for France
The article describes a Mexican leader known as Angeles, praised as a military genius and friend of Americans. It notes his role in perfecting a French 7mm gun, receiving the Legion of Honor, and his later return to Mexico after World War I to lead Villa’s cause, with vows to uplift his country or die.
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Angeles
France
Mexico
el Paso
Villa
United States
Anglos and General Angeles Find Refuge in Boston 1915
In 1915 General Felipe Angeles lived in Boston with his family. They arrived after fleeing upheaval in their homeland caused by the Carranza Huerta revolt. The family settled in safety in the Hub and made many friends.
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Felipe Angeles
Boston
Wife In New York Has Not Been Told of Her Husbands Execution
Madame Felipe Angeles, wife of Mexican revolutionary leader General Angeles, lies gravely ill in New York with three children ages 20, 22, and younger. Friends say she has no word on his fate and fears for news from El Paso where she arrived three months ago. Her illness attributed to nervous exhaustion from worry over his safety.
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New York
Madame Felipe Angeles
Madame Angeles
el Paso
Mexico
General Angeles
Marines Transfer From Charlestown to Mare Island
More than 80 marines stationed at the Charlestown navy yard have been moved to Mare Island in Philadelphia where they are expected to be outfitted for service on the Mexican border.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Mare Island
Philadelphia
Hens Stolen From Reed Street Henhouse
John Traiis of Reed street in Lexington reported to police that 16 hens worth two dollars each were stolen during the night from his henhouse. The total loss amounts to 32 dollars.
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John Traiis
Reed Street
Lexington
Poison Cleaning Elixir Ad Boosted by Local Testimony
A Somerville resident lauds Dr. J. F. True Co. Elixir as the only remedy to fully cleanse poisons from his system after trying various laxatives. The advertisement touts the Elixir as a longtime, trusted family laxative and expeller, claiming it cured him and praising its broad efficacy for worm symptoms and related ailments. It lists symptoms, warns of supposed harmful drugs, and directs readers to obtain the remedy from dealers, mentioning Dr. J. True Co. Auburn, Me.
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Somerville
Mass
J. F. True & C
Dr. True
J. True
Prue
J. ¥. True
Auburn
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Merit Across Ills
An old advertising claim hails Hood's Sarsaparilla as America’s greatest medicine capable of remedying impure blood, humors, eruptions, rheumatism, catarrh, loss of appetite, and general weakness across seasons. It markets reliability and universal effectiveness through a single tonic.
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Hood
America
Boston Teachers Campaign Near End
Boston school teachers push their flat salary demand of $600 as the legislative committee on municipal finance nears a report. Support pours in from city sections and from State senators and representatives whose votes will determine whether the raise scales to a maximum of $38 or the flat $600 target.
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Boston
Legislative Committee On Municipal Finance
Commonwealth
Oppen
Fine string ensemble shines despite acoustics at Symphony Hall
The group, with notable solo artists, delivered a strong concert though Symphony Hall proved too large for their refined string effects. They could have sounded better in Jordan Hall or Steinert Hall, where acoustics suit them. The players earned serious consideration.
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Symphony Hall
Jordan Hall
Steinert Hall
Boston teachers pay dispute heads to final hearing
Chairman Senator Halliwell's committee heard five hours of testimony on the teachers' cause and will reconvene next Wednesday afternoon for closing arguments. Former Attorney General Herbert Parker will press for a $600 increase and tax data, while Corporation Counsel Arthur Hill and Finance Commission Chairman George Flynn oppose the measure. Teachers claim city costs would rise by about 1.5 million, to a total of 2.1 million, urging parents to value education over cost.
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Senator Halliwell
Herbert Parker
Parker
Boston
Arthur D. Hill
Peters
George A. Flynn
Finance Commission
Zimros Give Fine Concert by Olin Downes
The Zimro Chamber Music Ensemble performed in Boston at Symphony Hall led by Bellison and includes J Mistechken, G Besrodny, K Moldavan, J Chernovinski, and L Berdichevsky. They played Mozart's clarinet quintet and Jewish works, with proceeds aiding the Jewish development fund. The group is described as a top ensemble and Zionist in aim.
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Zimro Chamber
Boston
Symphony Hall
Bellison
J. Mistechken
G. Besrodny
K. Moldavan
J. Chernovinski
L. Berdichevsky
Mozart
Risberg
Kaplan
Ei Zion
Zeitlin
Cherniavski
Krein
Awelt
Fund For the Jewish Development of Palestine
Art event draws dedicated yet small audience for Jewish music
The performers, a group of skilled artists, presented a concert that drew a devoted, if modest, crowd. The audience showed strong enthusiasm for the Jewish music program and praised the performers' thoughtful, intelligent approach.
Two Bangor Boys Drown In Pushaw Lake
Charles Bryant 21 and Everett W Spencer 17 or 18, both of Bangor, were drowned when their canoe capsized on Pushaw Lake. The incident occurred today as the youths were out on the water.
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Bangor
Charles Bryant
Everett W. Spencer
Pushaw Lake
Hunters swept into lake squall halt body search
A hunting party was caught in a squall while crossing the lake and a heavy sleet storm delayed the search for the bodies until Thursday.
Whitman Jitney Drivers Case Reserved in Whitman
Abington November 26 decision on four Whitman Bus Association jitney drivers charged with illegally operating motor vehicles for hire in Whitman was reserved by the Second District Court. The defendants faced action for running jitneys in town without proper authorization and are awaiting a ruling.
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Whitman
Judge Kelley to Announce Decision Next Wednesday
The verdict is deferred with Judge George W. Kelley stating an announcement will come next Wednesday. No further details are provided in the available text.
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George W. Kelley
Ex Senator Taggart to Visit T F Phinney at Hyannis Airport
Ex Senator Thomas Taggart of Indiana, once in the public eye, is en route to the East to spend the weekend as the guest of T F Phinney, postmaster at Hyannis Airport, a leading figure in the local scene.
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Thomas Taggart
Indiana
T. F. Phinney
Hyan Airport
Fish Merchants on the Cape Plan Gunning Visit
Life-long friends among Cape fish merchants discuss a gunning trip. One man, "Tom," comes to confer with Mr. Phinney about the fish-freezing industry and is expected to join the Maine Fish Series Corporation linked to Phinney.
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Cape
Tom
Mr. Phinney
Maine Fish Series Corporation
Black satin gown draped in tulle deemed wise evening wear
A black satin gown draped with black tulle is presented as a stylish evening attire choice. The description emphasizes elegance and versatility for formal occasions.
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