Mexican Revolt Crushed as Train Service Resumes
Mexico City reports after the failed revolt led by Generals Gomez and Serrano that the government views the movement as finished. Serrano executed. Gomez and Almada still at large with a small force in Vere Cruz region while federal troops press to trap remaining pockets. Train服务 resumed between Mexico City and Vera Cruz as public calm returns.
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Associated Press
Arnulfo Gomez
Francisco Serrano
Calles
Serrano
Gomez
Almada
Perote
Star of Vere Cruz
Dis Perse
Mexico
Abels
Gehers] Alvarez
Vera Cruz
Obregon
Sonora
Luiz Guterrez
Jacinto Trevino
Cesareo Castro
Francisco Oslo Robelo
Revolutionista
Antonio Herrejon Lopez
Gomes
Puebla
Pederico Corbodi
Matamoro
Gabriel Cerverkay
Francisco A. Martinez
Hia
Celles
Gustavo Salinas
My Aviation Department
Corvera Naya
Federale
Salinas
Tumoulipari
vKalhat
Clemente Barral
San Nicolas
Barral
Puchuca
J. Basurto
Tepe
Hidalgo
Tepeji
Schnee Home Ransacked as Thieves Strike Weekend
Readers learn of a theft at Schnee's residence with several hundred dollars in valuables missing over the weekend. The page also notes a Yale student en route to preach in a nearby town and various community happenings including a Jewish Feast of Tabernacles opening, a bride’s nuptials, and local court actions.
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Schnee
Page St
Yale
North Avenue
Tabernacles
Declaréa
Lillian Rome
Loula A. Robinson
Hospital Fund
Fifeenth
Isaac W. Birdseye
China Like Bone Fighting With Dogs Declared
Irving S. Cobb reports a sharp, satirical clash over Chinese policy and rhetoric. The piece depicts contentious language and confrontational imagery amid an Oct. 9 New York dispatch, highlighting provocative views on China and its treatment in contemporary debate.
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China
Cobb
Irvings
New York
Remus Expects Execution in Killing of Wife
George Remus, famed bootlegger, declares he will not hire a lawyer for his murder trial. He plans to tell the jury a straight factual story and faces the death penalty. He says he has little left to pay attorneys and maintains he cannot afford a defense. He recounts the night of the shooting with dramatic, controversial language as he describes the victim’s last words and his own reaction.
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Cincinnati
George Remus
George Rémus
Remus
Atlanta
Maaan
Two Killed in Crossing Crash at Greenwich Village
A Boston and Albany passenger train struck a touring car at a village crossing near Greenwich, Massachusetts, killing Eugene Parent and Grosvenor Welden and injuring six others including several children. Driver Robert Lee Jr. and eight occupants were aboard the car. State police investigate the accident.
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Associated Press
Athol
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Springfield
Gan
Lee
Mary Jane Hospital
Were
Petersham Barracks
Fighting Scot Stowaway Repels Crew at Sea
A stowaway James McGovern from New York and Scotland, aged fifty two, fought the Celtic crew with a rusty razor for about 20 hours. He was subdued by Police Special Beat Officer William J. O'Brien after a tear gas bomb cleared the cabin.
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Associated Press
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Mner Celtic
Doston Polite Force
Paychopathic Hospital
James MccGovern
New York
Scotland
McGovern
Britain
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Toom
Stewart
Gilbert Berry
Harbo
Jeremiah O'Neil
William J. O'Brien
Volstead declares malt shops subject to arrest under law
Minneapolis dispatch reports Andrew Volstead, author of the national prohibition act, says malt shop operators can be arrested under Section 18 Paragraph 2 for possession or sale of materials intended for brewing intoxicating liquor. Northwest prohibition chief Ovate says raids will target all malt shops in the northwest.
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Northwest Enforcement Unit
Minneapolis
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Associated Press
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Northwest Prohibition Enforcement Unit
Volstead
Twin Cities
Trator
Northwest
Volatead
Scott's death by own action proves insanity
Chicago Oct 9 The dramatic career of Russell Scott ends as he hangs himself in Cook county jail cell amid a murder case. His wife Catherine and attorney say his act proves insanity, while prosecutors note it would have brought the death penalty anyway. Scott, once an actor writer and promoter of a bridge project, faced life in prison after years of court fights.
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Associated Press
Russell Scott
Joseph Maurer
Scott
Cook County
Mfe
Faw
Detroit
Windsor
Ont
Catherine Scott
William Scott Stewart
New York
Germany
Boorn
Helland
Liberty Magazine
George Sylvester Viereck
Philogophy
Kafferty
Plato
Thieves Loot Attorney Schnee's Brooklaxy Home
Burglars entered Abraham C. Schnee's residence at 77 Brooklaxy avenue and ransacked the house over the weekend, taking jewelry and valuables worth several hundred dollars. The discovery came at 7:30 last night when the family returned and found the interior in disarray. Detective Sergeant Frank M. Holbrook investigates. entry was through a rear unlocked window. Partial list includes a bracelet with emeralds, diamond pins, a seed pearl brooch, seed pearl neck chain, a Howard watch, cuff links, a Colt revolver, and other items.
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Brooklaxy Avenue
Frank M. Holbrook
Detective Bureau
Thesiglara
Howard
Venice
Italy
Fifth victim dies in West 35th Street bombing
A fourth story tenement blast on West 35th Street killed another person, bringing the toll to five dead and 12 injured. Mrs Anna Kelalis, 34, died after leg amputation at Bellevue hospital. her mother and daughter also perished. An unexploded gelignite bomb found in the wreckage indicated a high powered explosive, with detectives calling the blast deliberate. Investigators sought a link to an unidentified man whose body was found among the rubble, debating if he experimented with the device.
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New York
Associated Press
West 35Th Street
Anna Kel»ailis
Bellevue Hospital
Robert W. Withers
Department of Combustibles
Fire Department
Withers
Preacher's Car Strikes Pedestrian. Man Injured Seriously
Michael Casey 60 of 143 Wade street was struck at North avenue and Norman street yesterday at 9 46 am. He was taken to St Vincent's hospital in serious condition with probable skull fracture. Walter J. Homan of 236 North Bright avenue, a student preacher, was driving and under arrest on reckless driving charges after the accident. He was released on a 1000 bond for appearance in City court. Casey was crossing North avenue about 30 feet east of Norman street when struck by the mud guard of the car then knocked unconscious in the gutter. Homan stopped about 66 feet away at the Norman street intersection. An ambulance and Dr. Mayercik took Casey to the hospital. Further details were pending last night.
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Norman Street
Michael Casey
Wade Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Walter J. Homan
North Bright Avenue
Gohittler
California
Yak Divinity School
Willow Street
Newsie
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Casey
Homen
Police Department
John J. Mayercik
Caney
Gillette to push metric system in Congress this week
Washington and Roon report Senator Gillet Republican of Massachusetts will introduce a measure to replace weights and measures with the metric standard in the new Congress. Representative Britten Republican of Illinois will offer a companion bill in the House. In Germany, Princess Victoria zu Schaumburg-Lippe, 61, announced engagement to Russian student Benjamin Alexander Bubkoff, 27, at Dvorjamin.
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Associated Press
Gillet
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Britten
Vinnois
Ronn
Germany
Victoria Ia Schaumburg-Lippe
Mateer
Dvorjamin
Alexander Bubkoff
Honn Univeralty
Bail bid in South Jersey murder case for Lillendahl Beach
Mrs. Margaret Lillendahl and Willis Beach of South Vineland seek release on bail after being indicted for the murder of Dr. A William Lillendahl on September 16. They are to apply tomorrow before Chief Justice Luther A Campbell of New Jersey Supreme Court. Proceedings follow their Atlantic County jail arraignments.
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Mays Landing
WN. J
Associated Press
Margaret Lillendahl
Willis Beach
South Vineland
Tts
Dr. Livendale
Atston Road
South Jersey
Cameron Hinkla
Atlantic County
Charles M. Phillips
Lilliendahl
Radio Commission Member Dies in San Francisco
Lieutenant Colonel John F. Dillon, sixty one, a member of the Federal Radio Commission, died at Letterman General Hospital. A native of Bellevue Ohio, he served in the U S Army from 1883 to 1912 then became a federal radio inspector. He supervised radio for the Sixth district from 1919 before his appointment to the commission last March.
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iBy
Associated Press
John F. Dillon
Federal Radio Commission
Letterman General Hospital
Bellevue
Ohio
Dillon
United States Army
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
California
Utah
Arizona
Nevada
Hawaiian Islands
LILLIENDALL BOY WILL STAY AT UNCLE'S HOME
Eight year old Alfred Lilliendall remains with his uncle J Sherwood Thompson at 1888 Brewster Street as his mother Margeret Lilliendall awaits trial for the murder of her husband Dr A William Lilliendahl. Thompson denounces speculation and asserts his sister’s innocence.
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Lilliendall
Margeret Lilliendall
Mays Landing
New Jersey
Alfred
J. Sherwood Thompson
Brewster Streat
A. Wiliam Lililendahl
Thompson
Slater
Milford Man Burned to Death in Shore Road Car Crash
A Milford man, George Hickey of Mow Haven Avenue, was found burned beyond recognition in a car wreck on New Haven Avenue and Morningside Road. The eight cylinder sedan, owned by George Metzger of Bridgeport, overturned after crashing into a fence and caught fire. Hickey, identified by a blue suit remnants and a ring, died at the scene. investigators and a coroner examined the case as the driver Metzger was later located in Bridgeport.
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Shore Road
Mary
Danbury
Thia County
Hawley
Lauralton Hall
Westport
Weston
Lethbridge
George Hickey
Mow Haven Avenue
New Haven Avenue
Morningside Road
New Haver
Hickey
Frank McLaughlin
Neugetuek
Mur
Devon
Savin Rock
George Metager
Broad Street
Bridgeport
George Dumraene
Automobile
Meteger
Gaturdey
Matsger
el Mir
Mew Lever
Ae Tee
An Hickey
William Hickey
Indian River Bridge
Mclaughlin
Fire Department
Milfore Poolle
Eftorte
Metzger
Bridedport
Beay Wes
Theron Ford
River Street
Billford
Bridgeport Teens Confess Auto Theft Spree
Sixteen year old Russell Frisbie and sixteen year old Salys tore Guzzi confessed to stealing thirteen automobiles for rides in Bridgeport. Captured on Rowstey Street after an attempted car theft, they recount dates from late September to early October. They are held at police headquarters and to be arraigned in City Court.
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Bridgeport
Russell Frisbie
Broad Street
Salystore Guzzi
Aixteen
Warren Street
Rowstey Street
Henry Sullivan
Sullivan
Frische
Third Precinct
Guzzi
Videa
JEWISH FEAST STARTS TONIGHT IN BRIDGEPORT
Orthodox Jews in Bridgeport begin the eight day Feast of Tabernacles with services at synagogues tonight. Future services are planned for tomorrow Wednesday and next Monday to Wednesday. The feast marks joyous religious observance commemorating the Israelites wanderings and harvest festival, with citron and palm symbols prominent in Orthodox homes. The festival ends at sundown Tuesday and starts the one day Elmhat Torah, when the final Torah portion is read and Genesis chapter one begun.
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Bridgeport
Tabernacles
Palestine
Weston Special Election Heads to Break Tie for First Selectman
Weston prepares for a crucial special vote to fill the first selectman and assessor posts after tied results at last week’s municipal election. Democrat Samuel Shethar and Republican Irving J. Lockwood each earned 134 votes for selectman while Republican G Warren Bradley and Democrat Henry Rowland each had 138 for assessor. Polls open 6:30 am to 5 pm. Ballots will be officially counted about 6 pm. Citizens from all walks halted daily duties to participate, ensuring every vote counts in this close race.
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Weston
First Selectman
Ennuel
Samuel Shethar
Irving J. Lockwood
Fir Selectiman
G. Warren Bradley
Henry Rowland
Aasensor
Arthur C. Bradley
New York
Nelda
Paralyzed Palacios football player near death
Cast Berry 18, Palacios, Tex., remains alive after 300 hours with artificial respiration as doctors warn death is near. He was injured in a truck collision during a game last Saturday and now suffers lung paralysis, with a motor plane sent from Houston and friends sustaining him in 15 to 30 minute shifts.
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Berry
Barry
Houston
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