Mexico Civil War Deepens as Huerta Falls
Prolonged conflict follows Huerta's overthrow after Madero and Pino Suarez are killed. U S and other powers tighten involvement, with battles moving toward Mexico City and key ports, including Vera Cruz and Tampico, as constitutionalists push to end Huerta's regime.
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Madero
Josefia Pino Suarez
Huerta
Wiil- Taft
Carranza
United States
France
Victoria
Chi Juarez
Tuliacan
Great Britain
Germany
Spain
Japan
Mexican
Tampico
Torreon
Mexico
Monterey
Vera Cruz
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Niagara Falls
Zacatecas
Mexico City
Madéro
Wilson
United
And
South
Lawyer in Plage of Power Profile During Mexico City Case
A native Campeche lawyer fifty four years old facing questions about influence and control within a Mexico City power dispute. The report notes his courteous demeanor and mentions names tied to the zaak while describing the courtroom dynamics and procedural posture.
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Mexico City
Pyancieco Carbajel Io
Campeche
Enor Casbaist
Sedalia
Wilbur
Allen
Sedalian Capital
The
Capital
Statewide plan to build farm social life via clubs
The State Board of Agriculture backs a movement to create a new social life in farming communities to improve farming methods and attract youth. Pleasant Grove Community Club, led by Col McVivain as president, is spearheading local efforts with alfalfa growing, soil testing, ensilage study, and home economics discussions for women focusing on babies, cooking, and finances.
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Board. of Agriculture
Pleasant Grove Community Club
Col
Car Francis
Clay. Duncan
James
Pleasant Grove
Missouri products day proposal by state official
Jewell Mayes secretary of the Missouri state board of agriculture plans asking Governor Major to designate a Missouri products day to showcase farm and manufactured goods. He seeks cooperation from state commercial clubs to encourage all Missourians to use and eat Missouri products on the designated day.
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Jewell Mayes
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Major
Missouri
Mayes
Solves Egg Problem in Johnson County Farms
Johnson County Farm Bureau reports success in supplying fresh infertile eggs daily by parcel post through fifteen county post offices. Egg marketing clubs deliver to city customers, backed by a bureau guarantee of first class quality. Clubs collect eggs daily from clean nests, omit roosters, and ship in cartons to listed city customers. Demand largely comes from St. Louis and Kansas City.
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Johnson County Farm Bureau
Pari Post
M. Long
Johson County
Parcel Post
Farm Bureau
Bureau
St. Louis
Kansas City
Speeding Court Procedure Through Public Suggestions
The article notes a push for faster legal determinations via public input. Secretaries and commissions seek ideas from lawyers and laypeople to identify burdensome procedural parts, with thousands of suggestions anticipated from the public. It mentions a St. Louis lawyer proposing coatless court entry in cold weather if attire remains proper.
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St. Louis
Long
Dollars Come Home to Roost in Home Town Spending
A call to support local road-building and commerce urges residents to spend money in their own county rather than mail order. It warns that outsourcing to distant sellers drains tax revenue, hurts roads, and risks local prosperity, insisting that every dollar spent at home funds improvements.
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Topey St
Ode
Tee Seerenante
Dales
Values of Land and Market Demands in Farm Life
Debates on land value tie to elevation, quality, and market access. The piece argues farmers need a local market to realize fair value, advocates home manufacture and self sufficiency, and laments changing societal norms while calling for traditional goods and tools.
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Vale Bengeget
Gus Tormneahey
Betta
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Mexican Republic
Sonora
Jar
San Anto
Villa
Orozeé
Dias
Buerta
Ewitt
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Pope
Chumbar
State Board of Agriculture
Move
J. P. Butler
Carterville
L. Lenox
Lake Springs
St. 1
James Gilchrist
Wotan Tope & Rt
Otto Tope
Feirty
Ube
John Helm
St. Joseph
Elm
Miss Feisner
Teena
Eas
Ed Bey Tewebs Feiner
Tiei
Holt
Utah
Eleaaort
Cotte Raviolen
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