Mexican generals switch sides in rebels' campaign
A San Antonio bulletin reports Generals Toscano Argeloa and Sierra joined the Mexican rebellion alongside Romulo Figueroa. Federals withdraw from Puebla and Mexico City defenses, rail workers desert to De La Huerta, and Colonel Rodolfo Media Barron is executed for planned armed action.
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San Antonio
Fex
Romulo Figueroa
Rafael Toscano Argeloa
Jose Bolivar Sierra
Ruben Vizcarra
Adolfo de la Huerta
Arnulfo FR. Gomez
Mexico City
Puebla
Gomez
Capitol
Genovevo de la Go
Bulletin
de la Huerta
Rodolfo Media Barron
Vienna Court Curb Jealousy of Wives in Divorce
Vienna authorities uphold a divorce decree with both spouses labeled at fault. The husband is deemed unfaithful, while the wife is found to have publically slapped her husband, an act the Court says humiliated him though it stops short of setting fixed jealousy bounds.
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Vienna
Aoman
Tsi Net
Austrian Court of Appeals
Mun
Court of Aptems
Prince Felix Youssouport Reclaims Black Pearls at Port
New York December 26 customs officials recovered forty two black pearls valued at $72,000 after Prince Felix Youssouport paid duty. The pearls and other jewelry, worth hundreds of thousands, were said to have been part of the Romanoff possession brought to the United States with intent to sell.
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New York
Felix Youssouport
Russia
California Records Earthquake Tremors
Berkeley California December 25 light earthquake shocks from 2701 to 1221 a m and from 1300 to 1600 miles distant recorded by the selamograph at the University of California The disturbance point was either north or south
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Berkeley
Cali
Selamograph
University of California
Swiss Avalanche Claims Two Lives In Vaud Canton
In Berne Switzerland Dee 26 a sequence of avalanches devastates the Alpiro region. Several houses are swept away at La Sopey in the Vaud canton. The bodies of a man and his wife from one dwelling were found enveloped in their bed clothes 590 feet from the house.
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Berne
Switzerland
Dee
Alpiro
la Sopey
Vaud
Mrs. William Baker Dies of Roswell Bride’s Mother
Atlanta Roswell Ge December report: Dee 6 Mrs William Baker one of the bridesmaids at the wedding of the mother of the late President Roosevelt died last night at Darrington Hall in Roswell Ge information received today.
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Atlanta
Dee
William 2. Baker
President Roosevelt
Darrington Hall
Roswell
Oldest Odd Fellow in U.S. Dies at 98 in Brooklyn
New York December 25 Charles J Mowes aged 98 one of the nation s oldest Odd Fellows died today at his home 1 Prospect Park West Brooklyn The death marks the passing of a long lived member of the fraternal order with roots in the community spreads of condolences follow from local lodges and neighbors
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New York
Charles J. Mowes
Prospect Park West
Brooklyn
Cox Will Not Seek Re-Election as Governor
Boston dispatch reports Governor Channing H. Cox announced he will not run for a second term at the close of his present term. He made the statement today, clarifying he will discontinue political candidacy after his current tenure.
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Boston
Channing H. Cox
Resigns as New York District Attorney
Edwin Kilrea resigns after eight years on the AG’s staff amid a probe into national public frauds and city agency corruption. He led investigations that targeted theatre speculators, bucket shop operators, and Wall Street swindlers, and will return to private practice.
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New York
Shaesha Ant
Edwin
Agtvidt
Rockefeller to sponsor East Africa educational probe
A Rockefeller funded commission will study hygienic, economic and educational conditions in East Africa this winter. Backed by British, Estglan, Portuguese and Abyssinian governments, it aims to propose plans to meet native education needs after a prior three year ago expedition in West, Southwide Equatorial Africa. American members include Nicoman Jessy Inner, James H. Dislard, and Heiner I. Shantz. They sail on the American ship next Saturday and arrive January 17 for months in the region visiting Egypt, Soudan, Abyssinia, Kenya, Uganda, Ruanda, Urundi, Tanganyika, Nyasaland, Rhodesias, and Portuguese East Africa.
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New Nore
East Africa
International Education Board
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Phelps Stokes Fund
Mission Series
Europe
United States
Weet
Southwid
Mirica
Connic Sion
Nicoman Jessy Inner
Phelns Stokes Fund
James H. Dislard
General Education Board
Heiner I. Shantz
Department of Agricculture
Amerie
Alt
Egypt
Soudan
Abysamia
Kenya
Uganda
Ruandi
Urundi
Tanganyika
Nyasaland
Rhodesia
Portuguese East
Africa
South Africa
New York Cathedral Celebrates 50th Anniversary
The Cathedral of St John the Divine marks its 50th anniversary and the first anniversary of the cornerstone laying for the Metropolitan Cathedral, aiming to be the third largest in the world. A festival service at p.m. features sermons by Bishop Manning, Rev Parkes Cudman, and George W. Wickersham, with the cathedral choir performing.
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New York
St. John the Divine
St. Peters
Rome
Cathedral of
Eville
William T. Manning
Guimales Bound for Federal Penitentiary
Albert Gulmares the man linked to the Dorothy King murder and a key swindler was sent to the Atlanta federal penitentiary for a three year term. He traveled with Henry W. Field and Mrs Gulmares, while Field and the others headed to Washington under marshals guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albert
Ulmarox
Dorothy King
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Gulmares
Henry W. Field
Field
CU. S
Libels Filed Against Whiskey and Sardines in Portland
In Portland Maine on December 20 the United States District Court heard libel suits against 8,000 bottles of whiskey and 307 uses of sardines seized at Vanceboro after crossing from Canada. The government alleges sardine cases concealed the whiskey, with the shipment said to be from the Yalon Sardine Company of Lubes to the Cleveland Brokerage Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
United States District Court
Vance
Boro
Yalon Sardine Company
Lubes
Cleveland
Autoist Burned as Alcohol Ignites in Car Explosion
Fairfield December 26 Special Telegram reports Foland Pinkham of Poguat Road Southport held a lighted match near a radiator containing alcohol in his automobile. An explosion buried him on the tarp and head though he was not seriously burned and received care at home.
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Fairfield
Foland Pinkham
Poguat Road
Southport
Baog
Counts Against Former Premier Squires Announced
FP reports former premier Wiebard Squires faces counts as inquiry head T. Wolfin Walker, appointed by the Newfoundland colonial government, probes payments by mines and Goal firms to the premier, illicit revenues from the liquor department, and 1922 23 relief expenditures under Dr Campbell's departments. Former ministers expected to arrive from England in January. report due late February or early March.
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Wiebard Squires
T. Wolfin Walker
Newfoundland
Walker
Clare
Heoyesh
Warron
Elecel
Goal Companies
Fnrves
Treasury
Sr. Walker
Agriculture, Mines
Public Charities
Campbell
Richard
England
Pebruan
Auto driver fined after fatal pole collision in Watertown
Dee Watertown reports a motorist identified as Bortehsunc, 43, struck a trolley pole killing Lao Layard. He was fined $100 in town court tonight on a charge of living while intoxicated. Patins Lamp yor was fined $25 for lending markers to Bertehauwe.
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Watertown
Dee
Atephonse Bortehsunc
Te Auto
Lao Layard
Paitins Lamp Yor
Bertehauwe
World Famous Venice Municipal Band Faces Dissolution
Venice December 26. The Municipal Band of Venice, long a tourist staple, is threatened with dissolution. Commissioner Giordano says annual costs reach 83,000 and seeks to cut the appropriation to 50,000. The band consists of seventy musicians and has been part of Venice life for over a century.
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Venice
Alg
Ynuaical Organization
Haa
Vene Wan
Giordano
Thieves Crack Two Newark Safes on Christmas Night
In Newark on Christmas night burglars cracked two safes at Alpine Ring Co on Loud Street and at Clinton Milk Co on Stanton Street, stealing rings, $2,000 in cash, and $900 in checks. Police investigate leads and check security footage.
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Peter
Newark
Alpine Ring Company
Lroud Street
Cinton Milk Company
Stanton Street
Two Sailors Struck by Train Seriously Hurt
Two sailors from the U S Navy ship Wyoming at the Brooklyn navy yard were badly injured when struck by a Pennsylvania railroad express. Charles Cocke of Florida suffered a fractured skull and doubtful recovery. Joe Ware of Waldorf, Alabama, sustained hand injuries and possible arm damage.
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Wayauth
N. J
Wee
United States
Wyoming
Grootlyn Navy Yard
Girl makes serious charge after purse theft arrest
Litnay Blout of GS!dvusatonle, arrested for stealing a $30 purse from John Zrek of 33 Summerfield avenue, accused Yrote In of the meeting on a side street. Blout returned the money but could not furnish a $200 bond, held on theft charge.
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Litnay Blout
Dvusatonlewe
John Zrek
Summereld Avenue
Yrote
Sue
Thor
Probe Seeks Aid in Slayers Burning Case
PAMARISCOTTA Maine Dou Stan state wd in his Investigation to discover the identity of the per sons involved in the clainverring and boring of the body of John Snow in the cottage in Jefferson which was the cqne of dhren mure ders and a death by own action on Saturday was sought today by County Attorney Weston M Hilton CRATON Mass with Preston Usher attorney gail road under such author died tonight following a shock suffered a week ago Wes was 75 years old Mr Usher was a native of Lyon one aged Harvard graduate He leaves thes song Professor Roland G Usher of Washington University St Louis Professor Abbot P Usher of Harvard and Edward P Usher of Grafton
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Pamariscotta
Maine
Dou
Stan State
John Snow
Jefferson
Dhren Mure Ders
Weston M. Hilton
Craton
Mass
Dee
Preston Usher
Wes
Mr Usher
Lyon
Harvard
Roland G. Usher
Washington University
St. Louis
Abbot P. Usher
Edward P. Usher
Grafton
Ukrainians Fly German Planes From Friedrichshafen
Dornier aircraft built at Friedrichshafen and sent to Tulsi have flown in Ukrainian service since last summer, delivering an excellent record in commercial work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedrichshafen
Tulsi
Navy Leads Polar Survey Proposal By Denby Order
The National Geographic Society will cooperate with the US Navy in an Arctic survey ordered by Secretary Denby under President Coolidge. The plan envisions a large, well equipped expedition to map the unknown threshold between Point Barrow and the North Pole, assessing land possibilities and potential resources while detailing flying conditions and current data for navigator use.
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Nalional Geograpite Society
Us Navy
Denby
Coolidge
Point Bar
North Pole
Point Arrow
Americas
Ihe
Fort Yukon
Alaska
Gateau
Pole
Willol
Arctic
Norway
Newfoundland
Iceland
Point Darray
Atlantic Ocean
Lyers
Intelligent Wild Ducks And Their Notable Traits
The article surveys wild duck species noting intelligence and behaviors. It highlights female caution during nesting, male courtship displays, interbreeding tendencies, and varied feeding tactics. It discusses widgeon, shoveler, teal, canvasback, and other ducks, their habits, and how these traits affect hunting and observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwauiee Journal
Munney
I Drake
Cigs
Mallard
Thos
Tio Im
Dudo
Upsea
Widgeon
March Fourth Set as Special Voting Date in Hordor
Justice James Dintuch fixed March fourth as the date for a special election to decide seven internalities in Hudson County’s northern part. The vote would affect West Hoboken Union Jfall Poreven West New York and Wee hawken. Government projection cites a city of about 740,000 population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hordor
Juslice James Dintuch
Hudson County
West Hoboken
Union Jfall
Poreven
West New York
Weehawken
Ir Wissata
Bogus Check Cashed For Stranger Returns
A counterfeit check, drawn on an unidentified man, was passed yesterday in Fairfield avenue. The notice states Walter at Tan ford Fairfield Avenue received $65 from a stranger who bought a tire and tub from the store, then left with the item. Police were informed and are investigating the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Tanford
Fairvield aAyvetin
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California
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U.S
Cox
New Yor
Rockefeller Bod
Guimares
Federal
New England
Gorton
Squires
Fine Auto
AWC
Americ
Southland
H. Planten
Brooklym
Bridgeport
Af Leverty
Howland's
Howland Dry Goods
Better Home Furnishings
Main ST
Corner Elm ST
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