Religious League plotted Obregon death charged
General Roberto Cruz announced that three leaders from the League for the Defense of Religious Liberty organized the Obregon assassination plot and confessed. The trio named Luis Begura Vileh Miguel Augustin Pro Juarez and Humberto Juarez were jailed as investigation proceeds. Police say the priest and his brother aided arms smuggling to Catholic rebels in Jalisco and Zacatecas. A separate blast or sound bomb incident occurred in the murder car aftermath.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Roberto Cruz
League For the Defense of Religious Liberty
Lan
General Obregon
Luis Begura Vileh
Crue
Vileh
Obregon
Vilchis
Jalisco
Zacatecas
Tirade
Lamberto Ruiz
Obregons Companiors
Dr Beaupre's Rheumatic Treatment Promoted locally
French medical formula long used for rheumatic pains and neuralgia is now sold in local drug stores as Dr Beaupre's Rheumatic Treatment. Advert says it relieves aching joints muscles and cramps and promises dramatic relief after one package. Do not suffer and obtain from druggists.
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Benupre
Dr. Beaupre
Homemade Remedy Promises Quick Cough Relief
An old home remedy touts a simple mix using Pinex and sugar syrup or honey to stop a cough within hours. The ad claims rapid throat and airway relief, helps bronchitis and hoarseness, and urges asking a druggist for 2 1/2 ounces of Pinex with directions. Money-back guarantee noted.
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Thug Fen
Greg
Che Piner
Wayne
Ind
Dunes
Conspiracy Leaders Linked to Obregon Bomb Plot
Police tracing confessions locate a house where leaders of a group named the action group of the League for the Defense of Religious Liberty planned General Obregon's death. Four bombs, bomb components, and 7000 cartridges belonging to Vilchis were found, with the automobile used in the attempt kept nearby. The conspirators include priests, a bishop’s niece, and others still at large.
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Tirado
Ruiz
Obregon
The
League For the Defense of Religious Liberty
Lisea
Pia Juarez
Josefina Montes Deoca
Ignacio Montes de
Neighbors Oppose Flats Over Store in Grovers Area
The Board of Appeals sustained objections from 16 residents and refused Joseph and Elizabeth Chizmadia’s plan to add two residential floors over a corner store at Archibald L Christie’s property, citing zoning law and neighborhood impact. Opponents warned the move would degrade property values and breach zoning rules, while proponents argued higher density could raise value and meet housing demand.
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Grovers Avenue
Seaview Terrace
Board of Appeals
Joseph and
Elizabeth Chizmadia
Archibald L Christie
Cornelia P Lathrop
I J Cohn
Moris Ginsberg
Lathrop
Grovera Avenue
Beacon Street
Christee
Nathan Koenig
Charles Street
Daniel M Rowland
Koenig
Jackson Avenue
Thomas Lanse
Calhoun Avenue
Halla E Wallin
Harbor Avenue
Ferry Street
Chicago Gang War escalates after Capone bodyguards arrested
Rival Chicago gangsters sparked a new war for gambling supremacy and opened fire on police. Three alleged Capone bodyguards were arrested outside South Park station after a courtroom plot to kill Capone surfaced. Police identified other arrests and described an arsenal linked to the Lombardo and Unione Siciliana factions.
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Chicago
Associated Press
al ‘Scarface
Capone
South Park Street
Capones
William Connor
O’banton-Weiss-Drucci
Antonio Lombardo
Unione Siciliana
Sam Marlin
Samuel Marcus
New York
Tony
Campagni
Andy Alello
Tony Celafo
AfeNlo Brothers
Lombardo
Missing Girl Found Gets Jail Term
Mary Klink seventeen, missing two weeks, identified the girl at police HQ after she pressed a complaint against Arthur Markarian. She admitted living with Shoemaker Joseph Puccio. Mary received three months in jail on a disorderly conduct charge. Puccio fined and given suspended 30 days. Markarian similarly sentenced. Other City Court items noted.
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Arthur Markarian
Deacon Street
Mary Klink
Joseph Puccio
Fairfield Avenue
Puccio
Costa
Markarian
Steve Baumgartner
Howard Avenue
Wasbourne User
Alfred Bishop
Wickford
Greenwich man dies in accident with truck and electric wire
Coroner rules Robert Carroll of Water Street Greenwich accidental death after being struck by a 15 foot high electric wire while atop a truck carrying lime. The truck operated by Alfred Ricciardi, also of Greenwich, raised Carroll to pass under a railway viaduct when the fatal contact occurred. The coroner notes the wire exceeded typical clearance but does not name the workers responsible in criminal terms.
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Coronel
John J Phelan
Robert Carroll
Waterstreet
Greenwich
Greenwich Hospital
Maher Brothers Construction Company
Steamboat Road
Alfred Ricciardi
Carroll
National Electric Safety Gace
Corponer
Fur Coat Styles Highlight Slim Straight Season Trends
Fashion notes point to slim and straight silhouettes dominating fur coat trends this season with Mendoza Beaver and Nutmeg Gray Cara caracul textures appearing in key collections. Designers emphasize lightweight comfort and clean lines for day and evening wear across major houses.
Chinchilla Hats Feature in Out Extra Quality Sateen Line
A fashion note highlights chinchilla hats coordinating with an out extra quality sateen line. Designers emphasize a chic, era appropriate look and new fabric pairing for seasonal caps.
Daily Cooking Demonstration at House Furnishings Dept
A daily cooking demonstration features Stromberg-Carlson radios connected to electric sockets for clear reproduction and concert-stage voice quality. Howland's service combines with Stromberg-Carlson units priced from 335 to 1245 dollars. A representative from the Miro Aluminum Company will present a duty cooking demo in the House Furnishings Department including the new waterless method.
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Stromberg-Carlsons
Stromberg-Carlson Radios
Howland
Miro Aluminum Company
Nuts for the Holiday Mix of nuts and dates sale
Mixed nuts and pecans advertised for the holiday season. Salted peanuts sold by the pound and in box quantities. Also stuffed dates offered, with prices noted as about 39 cents per can. Amounts and product spellings reflect a small grocery listing style.
The Suitor Wave Hair Part Enhances Evening Coiffure
The Junior Wave and Suitor Wave offer a patented spring attachment that holds hair in place and conceals growing roots. It promises a soft waved look for evening wear, maintaining style even with close, cut hair, priced at $3 per unit.
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Religious League
Black Rock
City Savings Bank
Richard W. Cogswell
Trarchive
Mit Jean
Amin aMmale
Abby
Howland’s
Pasement
Hedgeport
Connecticut
Mendoza
Color Harmony
Bear
Wiltons
Wilton
Malin Plan—Dient
Chinchilla
Sateen Axe
Baby Shop
Stromberg-Carlson
Stromberg - Carlson
Eis
Dunrth
McCallum
India
Eds S
Betuts Shop
Lhd
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