Mexican Revolt Encircles Mexico City Prepares New President
Colonel Enrique Berceda arrived in San Antonio reporting the revolution has spread to 20 Mexican states, encircling Mexico City and cutting it off from the world. He predicted Carranza would step down as Congress likely names a provisional president with guarantees for candidates.
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Mexico
Mexico City
San Antonio
Carranza
Enrique Berceda
Berceda
Mexican Congress
City club to cost two hundred thousand dollars in Casper
Plans for a large downtown city club emerge in Casper with 60 to 100 dormitories and a gym cafe and lounge. A central location is planned to serve business and professional men as a social and housing hub reducing living costs through club profits.
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Casper
University Club
Auch
University @ub
Eicellent
Labor Party to Hold National Convention in Chicago
Chicago April 29 The National Labor Party will hold a convention in Chicago on July 11 12 and 18 to nominate a president and vice president and draft a platform. National secretary Frank J Esper announced the plans inviting every labor and farm organization to send delegates at one per 500 members. The party was formed here last November by 1200 representative farm and labor organizations.
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Chicago
National Labor Party
Frank J. Esper
Bisbee Sheriff Accused of Misleading Public by Witness
Witness Roark says ex sheriff Wheeler misled Bisbee residents with a newspaper notice announcing mass deportations and vagrancy detentions. He claims no formal charges were filed and the proclamation implied action that did not occur.
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Bisbee
Associated Press
Tombstone
Ariz
Annike
Wheeler
Roark
Torney
Harry Woolton
Wireless voice captured on wax recording in London
Associated Press reports experiments in London on April 29 produced a wax recording of a wireless telephone voice transmitted over 40 miles. The test captured the talking machine rendition of the distant voice, marking a notable step in long distance audio transmission.
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Associated Press
London
Alibi Planned for Cordillo in Murder Trial
Cheyenne April 19 The defense for John Cordillo ex aide to Wyoming prohibition department on trial for the death of Frank Jennings Wear near Hed Buttes September 7 1918 plans to prove an alibi by showing Cordillo and two co defendants spent the night near the crime scene The state offered depositions including one by U S Price and a Cordillo confession corroborating it.
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Tribune
Cheyenne
Wyo
John Cordillo
Wyoming State Prohibition Department
Frank Jennings
Taramic
Coun ccl
A. Lewin
Denver
Lewin
Ohe Cordillo
Pater Conallo
Walter Newell
Jennings
Hed Buttes
Miles
Tle
Gordiiles
Peter Cordillo
John Cardillo
Price
Laramie
Slaying of Corbett Suspect Arrested in New Mexico
A ranchhand described man, sought for John Corbett’s January murder on a Casper area ranch, was reportedly arrested in Las Vegas New Mexico. Sheriff Pat Royce ordered further checks on December and January whereabouts to confirm guilt or innocence.
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New Mexico
John Corbett
Casper
Las Vegas
N. M
Pat Royce
Bherin Qoyos
Corbett
Mass Meeting Friday Night to Discuss May 3 Election
A mass meeting is called for Friday night in City Hall to consider candidates for the Monday election on May 3. The committee urges parents to involve children in school policy and local responsibilities.
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Lie
Air raid on Kiev and Polish offensive report
United Press reports Poles advancing against Bolsheviks in Volhynia and Podolia bombarded Kiev injuring ten and wounding others. simultaneously General Wrangel led anti Bolshevik forces in Crimea defeating Reds and taking many prisoners.
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United Press
London
Volhynia
Podolia
Kiev
Moscow
Wrangel
Russia
Crimea
Wrangela
Tabor Case Given to Jury in Paw Paw Trial
Mrs. Sarah Tabor aged 80 faces charges in Paw Paw Michigan for the alleged crime linked to the death of Maude Tabor Girgo. The case was handed to jurors by the court today as details unfolded.
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TABOR
Associated Preas
Paw Paw. Mich
Sarah Tabor
Wiisheehas Porter Ead Bee Lon
Maude Tabor Girgo
Strike Likely in Anthracite Fields Claim
Workers in the anthracite region brace for a strike as wage demands and contract disputes intensify. Labor leaders warned of possible walkouts if negotiations fail, with miners citing long hours and unsafe conditions as key issues.
Texas Cattle Shortage Delays Shipments Across States
AP report notes a Texas cattle shortage constrains moving cattle to stockyards in Fort Worth, Oklahoma City, Kansas City and Chicago. The Texas Cattle Raisers' Association cites slowed movement impacting markets and shipments during April.
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Associated Press
Texas Cattle
Texas Cattle Rainers' Association
Interfer
Okma
Kanes
Port Worth
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Chicago
Ten Scout Teams Form Campaign for Gary Drive at Henning
Ten Scout teams are organized for a community drive with a kickoff dinner tonight at the Henning. Teams will begin canvassing tomorrow at 9 a.m. and report results at the success dinner tomorrow night.
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Gary Boy Scout
Eriqay
Henning
Mexican general Samaniego switching sides to Carranza
General Miguel Samaniego, top lieutenant of Elina Callea’s anti-government forces in northern Mexico, abandoned the Sonora revolutionists and offered his services to the Carranza government. A Barragan statement quotes a Quiroga dispatch noting Samaniego’s emis saries seeking to defend Pulpito Pass, key gateway from Chihuahua to Sonora.
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Mexico City
Miguel Samaniego
Elina Callea
Mexico
Sonora
Carranza
Barragan
Quiroga
Chihuahua
Samamago
Pulpito Pass
Carranza Government Calls Ghastly Failure
Washington April 29 Associated Press Hopkins former Carranza counsel testified before the senate committee that the Carranza government is a ghastly failure. He said Carranza failed to keep promises and implement reforms and praised Obregon predicting success for the revolution amid unrest caused by Carranza’s nonfunctioning regime. Hopkins cited U S arms shipments in 1914 with American knowledge to help Carranza dislodge Huerta.
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Washington
Carranza
Hopkins
Senate
Obregon
Mexico
United States
Victoriano ‘Huerta
Texas Rangers to bolster border force amid Mexican unrest
Reports from Austin on April 29 say Texas rangers will be stationed along the border immediately as bandits, emboldened by political turmoil in Mexico, operate more boldly along the Rio Grande. Mexico City also notes Bonillus and Gonzales will withdraw from the presidential race to seek a peaceful settlement of the ongoing disturbances.
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United Press
Austin
Texas
Texas Rangers
Mexico
Rio Grande
Mexico City
Bonillus
Gonzales
Juarez Garrison Reaffirms Loyalty to Federal Government
In Juarez El Paso papers report tranquility after a night of uncertainty about the garrison. Officers and men again pledge loyalty to the Federal government and deny any contemplated switch of allegiance.
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Juarez
Associated Press
EL Paso
Sonora
Recount Sought After Primary Error Found in New Jersey
Newark New Jersey April 29 correct returns at 4 this afternoon show Wood leading Johnson by 590 votes. An error of 111 votes in Morris County favored Johnson was discovered.
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Newark
N. J
Wood
Johnson
Morris County
New Jersey vote dispute over county tallies and possible robbery
In New York reports Johnson complains of theft as 80 precincts stay unreported while Wood leads by 602 votes. Republican William Verdon claims Johnson would win New Jersey by 10 000 to 15 000 if not robbed. Wood predicts a fair recount and holds 12 district delegates to Johnsons 10 with two doubtful. Delegates at large split evenly.
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Y United
New York
Eeebel Ao
Johnson
Wood
William Verdon
Hoboken
New Jersey
Wood Maintains Lead in New Jersey GOP Primary
Newark April 29 With 68 districts unreported Major General Wood holds a lead over Senator Hiram Johnson by 672 votes in the Republican presidential preferential primary for party endorsement.
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Wood
Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Hiram Johnson
New Jersey
Daugherty Trails Boyd in Ohio Delegate Race
In Columbus on April 20 Harry M Daugherty a Harding candidate for delegate at large trailed William H Boyd a Wood candidate after partial returns. With 126 precincts to report Boyd leads Daugherty by 891 votes as further results arrive.
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Columbus
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
William H. Boyd
Boyd
Daugherty
Newark Grand Jury Takes Up Recent Strike
Federal action to punish leaders in the railroad workers strike in the New York New Jersey district began in Newark with United States Attorney Bodine summoning witnesses before the grand jury to testify about the dispute.
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Newark
New York
New York-New Jersey
United States
Bodine
Autoists Flirt With Death On Salt Greek Road
Washington April 29 Van H Manning resigns as director of the bureau of mines effective June 30 to become director of research for the American Petroleum Institute.
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Five Beaches
Thifee
Lee Ie. Rennesee
Associated Press
Washington
van H. Manning
Bureau of Mines
American Petroleum Institute
Give Him a Chance to Grow into Better Men
Opinion urges investing in boys through early encouragement and support. Authors argue that small acts of help today can unlock potential, producing bigger, wiser citizens for tomorrow. It stresses community benefit and the worth of guiding youth past present limits.
Endurance Trek From Salt Creek Field Described
A. P. Nesbit and C. H. Anderson with Mr. and Mrs. Neale and Mrs. Eagleson reached Salt Creek area after a trek begun Tuesday. Anderson recounts a 40 mile walking race in rugged snow, hip deep drifts, near death from exhaustion and sleep deprivation aided by a lone hobo.
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A. P. Nesbit
C. H. Anderson
H. M. Neale
John Eagleson
Salt Creek
Nesbit
Mr. Anderson
Salt Creek Field
Hisses Forge Labor Leader to End Talk
United Press report describes Matthew Woteee of the American Federation of Labor facing boos and calls for Gov. Alles during a speech in Kerry on the Maneae law. Gov. Allen and HM. L. Vaughn of Denver attended, with Vaughn staying a few days on business.
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Hisses
Plansicerry
Matthew Woteee
American Federation of Labor
Alles
Gov
Allen
HM. L. Vaughn
Denver
Colo
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A. E. Thompson
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J. F. O'Donnell
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H. B. Burham
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