Obregon Declares End of Revolution in Mexico
General Alvaro Obregon, a leading presidential candidate, said the so called Revolution is over after the executions and revolts by Gomez and others. He asserted no revolutionary faction exists, would join the field if needed, and emphasized Mexico must obey its laws while clearing Calles of blame on church policy.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Associated Press
Alvaro Obregon
Acle
Francisco Tano
Arminifo Gomez
Associated Yreas
Gomez
Obregon
Callies
Calles
Gasoline 11 Cents Adv Promotes Free Auto Device
An 11 cent gasoline reduction promises big savings for American motorists via a simple car device offered by Oliver of Milwaukee. The ad claims free samples and a money making opportunity, inviting readers to write for details and profits of 875 to 150 dollars weekly.
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Oliver
Milwaukee
Wise
Obregon Rules Out League Entry Amid Mexican Unrest
General Obregon dismisses League of Nations ties and pledges to curb religious political influence. He criticizes revolts as disloyal military action, stresses his candidacy as peace guarantee, and calls for all religions to respect Mexican laws while avoiding intercession in governance.
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League
League of Nations
Mexico
Obregon
Alejo Bay
Bonori
Politealife
Calleta
Bridgeport Woman Seeks Divorce From Clement Macbeth
Margaret Wagner Macbeth of Bridgeport files for divorce in Superior Court alleging misconduct. The petition notes August 16, 1922 as the marriage date and seeks a decree plus restoration of her former name.
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Margaret Wagner Macbeth
Clement Macbeth
Bridgeport
Nujol Urged By New York Doctor For Ill Feeling
A prominent New York physician recommends two weeks of Nujol to cure dul listically sick feelings. The ad claims Nujol absorbs intestinal poisons, is harmless, and suitable for all ages. Sold worldwide by druggists, the message urges immediate use and identifies Standard Oil’s Chemical Products Division as the developer.
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New York
Chemical Products Division
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
When Food Disagrees Better Than Soda For Fifty Years
On the back of an old ad, Phillips Milk of Magnesia is presented as a physician recommended remedy. It claims to relieve stomach pain more effectively than bicarbonate of soda, reduces gas, and aids gentle bowel movement without harsh effects. The copy promotes 25 and 50 cent bottles and notes the product’s registered trademark status.
Bus Company Wins Suit Over 9000 Mortgage Payment
Judgment for Gray Line Bus Corporation against City National Bank directs return of costs and the mortgage note worth 9000. The case centers on whether the mortgage served as final payment or an advance, tied to completion of a garage contracted with Eastern Engineering. Judge Booth notes the mortgage was given after substantial cash paid and while work remained unfinished.
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Gray Line Bus Corporation
John R Booth
City National Bank
Eastern Engineering Company
Trustes
William J. Shaughnessy
Ths City
Bus Corporation
Booth
The
Shaughnessy
Claimant to Crown of Portugal Dies in Vienna Castle Leebenstein
Dom Miguel, duke of Braganza and pretender to Portugal's crown, died at Castle Leebenstein near Vienna at age 75. Born 1663, he was son of exiled Miguel, with mother Princess Loewenstein Wertheim Rosenberg. He left five children and was linked to European royal families through marriage and kin.
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Vienna
Austria
Associated Press
Dom Miguel
Duke of
Miguel
Portugal
Loewenstein- Wertheim-Rosenberg
Isle of Wight
Prince Miguel
Duke of Vizon
Anita Stewart
New York
London
Hasil, Montgomery and Fitzgerald
Maria Therese
Archduke Karl Ludwig
Francis Joseph
Maria Antonia
Robert of
Bourbon
Parma
Zita
Seebenstein
Prince of
Liechtenstein
Boy Seeks 10000 In Juried Auto Injury Case
James W Withal, a Norwalk minor, sues Chester Smith for 10000 in a Superior court action before Judge Edward M Yeomans. He alleges injuries from February 15 on Cedar Street when struck by Smiths car, while coasting on ice at about six p m. He says no lights or horn were heard. Defense testimony will be offered at trial opening.
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James W Withal
Norwalk
Chester Smith
Superior
Edward M .Yeomans
Cedar Street
Smiths
Man killed after trolley strike near Laurel Park
John Martino of Wethersfield died from injuries after being struck by a Hartford bound trolley car near Laurel Park in Manchester. He fell under the car from a fruit truck he was helping, sustaining a badly mangled leg, and died en route to Manchester Memorial Hospital.
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Manchester
Associated Press
Laurel Park
John Martino
Wethersfield
Manchester Memorial Hospital
Yale 20 Million Fund 88 Percent Subscribed
Yale reports 88 percent of its 20 million endowment drive subscribed by alumni students and friends. Officials say more than half of the goal is pledged in the metropolitan area and 52 percent of Yale men worldwide have contributed. The drive began last April and targets completion before January.
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New York
Associated Press
Yale
Alumnii
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Phillipa
Tweist
Philips
Hig
Tharled H Phillips Chemical Company
Parrrhrohive
Braganza
Boy
Howland’s Merchandise
Howland’s
Loor
Kotex
Nell Fulton
Malu Ilvar
Fasemert
Howland
Alexander Smith & Son
Axminster
Wilton
Stromberg-Carlson
Stromberg
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