Mexican Civil War War Ends in Reforma Victory
Rebels led by Escobar and Almazan were trapped after days of brutal fighting around Reforma Chihuahua. Federal forces, including air units, broke rebel defense at Reforma, with heavy casualties and a decisive federal triumph as the bloodied action marked a turning point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escobar
Juan Almazan
Jiminez
Chihuahua
Almazan
Reforma
Serrato
Corralitos
Genal Calles
Sonora
Nuco
State Department
Washington
Fort Pliss
Texas
Juarez
Hoover
Qtuyvesant Fisil
New York
Harber
Fish
Indiana State News: Patchwork of crimes, taxes, and people
A jumble of Indiana items reports deaths in Kingman and Logansport, bootlegging charges against Cherubusco officials, a train collision near Kendallville, and a large bank robbery spree across several towns. Also noted are population estimates for Bloomington, a four cent gasoline tax hike, Brown County blossom plans, prison sentences for bank robbers, and indictments in Hancock County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Stackhouse
Kingman
Orlando
Pha
Editor
Mathews Jones
Logansport
S. Bruce Whittenberger
Indiana
Claypool
Indiana Federation of Clubs
First Methodist
Pera
Kosciuska County
Warry Lewinllen
John Trefelfinger
Chernbusco
Carl Carpenter
Bloomington Township
Perry Township
State Penal Farm
Cameron Todd
Bloomington
East Side State Bank of
Detroit
St. Paul
Minn
Indiana General Assembly
Brown County
Brown Counry Art Colony
Nashville
Brown County Art Gallery
Decatur
Jesse C. Sutton
Robert Sintff
Everett D. Gaither
Fort Wayne
Elmer Wood
Pennville
J. Phillip Chamberlain
Columbus City
Tin Linn Grove Bank
Pennyille
Petroleum
Wawaka
Howe
Burkett
W. R B. Stott
Marshall County
Wabash
Ray Kehner
Grovetown
Hancock “County
Floyd
M. Krieg
Indianapolis
Henzock ‘County
Krieg
Chicago congressman named in Florida prohibition indictment
Congressman M Alfred Michaelson of Chicago, a longtime dry law advocate, is indicted by a federal grand jury in Jacksonville Florida for violating prohibition. He allegedly smuggled liquor from Cuba with a suitcase marked expidite leaking as he carried it into a Jacksonville railway station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Walter J. Koffler
Hoover
M. Alfred Michaelson
Chicago
Jacksonville
Fla
Cuba
Iris
Key West
William M. Morgan
Ohio
United
Jones Law
House of Representatives
Washington
Federal Grand Jury
New Potato Variety Promises Disease Immunity
Dr William Stuart of the Department of Agriculture in Washington displays specimens of a new potato variety developed by the department. Scientists believe this potato is immune to blight and most other diseases that affect tuber crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuttle
New York
Marsan
Tanima
Ohiowa
H.C. Stuart
Morgan
Washington
William Stuart
Department of Agriculture
Department
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Ttasene
AL Patterson
James A. Reed
United States
Missouri
Ianomarine Pefender
Air Hubert Wilkins
North Pole
White House
Edward W. Pickard
Yron T. Henrick
Paris
France
Ndt
Poincare
Pershing
Quinones de Leon
M. Poincare
Briand
Senor de Leon
General Pershing
J. Pierpont Morgan
Owen D. Young
Brest
Tourville
Mr. Herrick
Senate
House
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Hyde
Farm Board
Aswell
Louialana
Curtis
Stimson
Edward E. Gann
Stimson N
Kelloge
Gann
Mr. Curtis
Kellogg
Ganm
Treasury
General Fund
Woray
Gastonia
N. C
State National Guard
J. A. Baugh
Baugh
South Carolina
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Faneul Hall
Boston
Timothy Shea
Engineers
Manullah Khan
Afghanistan
Kabul
Bacha Sachao
Amanullah
Omar Khan
Allahabad
Seipel
Christian Socialist Party
Doctor Seipel
Poland
Kazimierz Bartel
Marshs
Pilaudski
Indiana State News
Baltimore
Paradise Valley
Mount Ranier National Park
First Corps
Gertrude Sanford
New York Society
Tanganyika
Miss Sanford
Abyssinia
Sanford- Legendre
American Museum of Natural History
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