Uprising Expands as Mexican Rebels Threaten Capital
Reports from Nogales and Mexico City describe insurgents seizing centers as Portes Gil Morones and War Secretary Amaro reportedly captured. Gen Almazan to lead federal troops against Aguirre rebels in Vera Cruz. Calles to command Sonora campaign. Regiments march to fronts as clashes erupt near Mexico City and Veracruz.
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Nogales, Ariz
Nogales Herald
Navajoa
Sonora
Portes Gil
Louis Morones
Joaquin Amaro
Ferreira
Guadalajara
Mexico City
Mar
Juan Andreu Almazan
Aguirre
Vera Cruz
Plutarco Elias Calles
Manzo
Irapuato
Miss America of 1927 files divorce suit
Fay Lanphier Spiegel, Miss America 1927, filed for divorce in Reno from Sidney M Spiegel Jr of Chicago charging extreme cruelty. She says she was brutally treated and subjected to severe beatings. the couple wed in Chicago on June 7, 1928.
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Reno. Nev
Fay Lanphier Spiegel
Sidney M. Spiegel, Jr
Chicago
Coolidge Final Hours Mark Private Departure From Office
The article notes former President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge arriving in Northampton at 1:05 a.m. as Coolidge continues private life, with emphasis on his daily work ethic and calm demeanor during the transition to President Hoover. It also covers Gov. Myers Y. Cooper and Ohio delegation's post-inaugural activities and travel back to Ohio.
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Northampton
Mass
Mr. Coolidge
Hoover
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
White House
Plymouth
Washington
Gov
Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio
Columbus
Mrs. Cooper
Adj
Arthur W. Reynolds
Curtis
William Howard Taft
Ohio Party
Buckeye
Veterans of Foreign Wars Boys’ Band
Warren
Gov. Cooper
Cooper
Department of Justice
William J. Donovan
Taft
America
Whit House
Coolidge
Senate Chamber
Sternge
Hoover to Begin Work at 9 A M After Inauguration
President Hoover set to start work at 9 o'clock tomorrow in the Executive Office, facing farm relief tariff revision and prohibition enforcement as top domestic tasks. International concerns include naval limits World Court membership and relations with Latin American republics and Nicaragua. A special congressional session on agriculture and tariff is planned for mid April with broader domestic matters deferred to the regular session. Henry L. Stimson to arrive as Secretary of State to oversee diplomatic realignments.
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Nicaragua
Congress
Presiill
Henry L. Stimson
Manila
Hoover
Washington
Mississippi River
Colorado River
Senate
Capitol Hill
Seventieth Congress
House
Riot Ends When Tear Bombs Fail At Michigan Theater
About 500 of 4000 undergraduates rioted after Michigan beat Wisconsin, tearing through Ann Arbor. Police and ushers used tear bombs to disperse the crowd after $2000 in damage to the Michigan Theater. Four held, three said to be students.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Clarence ‘Cook Little
Michigan
Wisconsin
Michigan Theater
Inaugural Parade Drenched but Undaunted by Rain
Marchers along Pennsylvania Avenue braved drizzle from Capitol Hill to the White House as Army Navy and Marine units led by Gen. Summerall passed the reviewing stand. State delegations dazzled yet muddy in bright uniforms while air units and dirigibles circled overhead.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol Hill
White House
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Charles. P. Summerall
Los Angeles
Hoover
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
American Legion
70th Congress Ends With Celebrated Record and Farewells
The 70th Congress closes after enacting river and irrigation measures, expanding the navy, tightening prohibition penalties, and ratifying the Kellogg treaty. It leaves farm relief and tariff issues for a forthcoming special session, while eulogies honor departing leaders Curtis and Tilson.
Mexican Revolution Upsurge Intensifies Between Government and Generals
The Mexican revolution expanded from a sudden Sunday flare up into a clash between the central government in Mexico City and a strong coalition of military commanders. Revolutionary troops withdrew from Vera Cruz during the day as the conflict escalated.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Police Seek Mother In Newborn Strangling Case
Police hunt for a nineteen year old mother who strangled her newborn daughter two days ago and left the body on the roof of a building at 1316 Central Avenue. Coroner says the baby was about two days dead and a day old at murder. body wrapped in a sack with a silk scarf tied around the neck.
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Central Avenue
Flora Henry
Vine Street
Swing
A Little Bride Found in Tears
Aged tale of a wife in financial distress who rents out a spare room to a paying guest after seeking help from her husband and considering practical solutions. The piece highlights how classified ads provide quick answers to domestic problems and ends with the promise of many such offers in the Commercial Tribune.
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George
Lodge
the Commercial Tribune
Five-year sentence for Paul Brown in Ohio clothing store burglary
Paul Brown 31 of Bay City Michigan a former student vaudeville actor and burglar was sentenced by Judge Thomas H Darby to five years in the Ohio Penitentiary after a jury rejected his insanity plea He pleaded guilty to burglary tied to a Rosenthaler Brothers store theft of goods valued at 885 dollars on January 26 Also jailed were his wife Ella Brown Jack Young of Dallas and Helen Young Their cases involved receiving stolen goods and a separate fifteen year term for Young in Texas
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Paul Brown
Bay City
Mich
Ohio
Thomas H. Darby
Brown
Ella Brown
Jack Young
Dallas
Tex
Young
Helen Young
Texas
Marysville Reformatory
Rosenthaler Bros
West Fourth Street
Poison liquor blamed for Peoria deaths and spreads
Peoria Illinois reports mount as 14th victim dies from tainted bootleg liquor distributed from a Chicago syndicate. Police arrest Maurice Mannsfield as distributor. coroner defers inquest pending chemistry reports. Victims include Ben Teel and multiple Peoria residents with several still hospitalized.
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Peoria
Ill
Ben Teel
Vermont
Henry E. Pratt
Maurice Mannsfield
Chicago
Galesburg
Decatur
Illinois
Marsh Eailey
Andrew Heaton
Catherine Garey
Wesley City
Edward Baldwin
Harold Heiple
Charles Holland
Washington
Edward Bailey
Garey
William Elliott
George C. Ashland
Bradley College
Stock Yards
Walter Neibert
Ellen McFadden
W. A. Sammons
Sammons
Bulgaria Arsenal Blast Kills Twenty Eight in Sofia
A massive explosion at Bulgaria’s largest military arsenal in Sofia on March 4 killed twenty eight people, mostly women, and left twenty five injured. A second blast followed as fire spread to a powder depot, destroying property valued at about one million dollars and triggering panic across the capital.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Arsenal blast injures nineteen in London center
The Woolwich arsenal area in central London reports nineteen people injured in a blast. Emergency services respond as officials assess the scene and cause. Investigators begin routine inquiries to determine the origin and impact of the incident.
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Arsenal
Heart of London
London
Woolwich Arsenal
Prince of Wales to deputize for King at court ceremonies
London report says the Prince of Wales will stand in for King George at this year’s court ceremonies and investitures, an official announcement disclosed today.
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London
Prince of Wales
George
Gooper Braves Downpour With Ohio Delegation
The article reports a decisive clash as the Gooper Braves overcome the Ohio delegation in a rain soaked event. Details on teams and outcomes are provided for the third page continuation.
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Gooper Braves
Ohio
Vulcan Company Reorganizes After Exchange Delisting
At a Portsmouth stockholders meeting new officers and directors were elected for Vulcan Corporation which has been unsettled since last August when its stock was delisted. A $2,250,000 bond issue was approved to finance the reorganization. No exchange listing is planned soon. Aaron L. Mercer of Rockford Illinois becomes president succeeding the late founder W. J. Burke. New secretary is C E Dowling of Portsmouth and treasurer H S Van Camp. Directors include H L Pointer H C Campbell W Chalaire G A Goodman Edward Love W G Phelps Jr J M Hutton A J Ryan John W Snyder and B F Kimble.
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Vulcan Corporation
Stock Exchange
Portsmouth
Aaron L. Mercer
Rockford
Ill
Mercer
C. M. Sears
New York
W. J. Burke
C. E. Dowling
H. 8S. van Camp
H. L. Pointer
H.C. Campbell
W. Chalaire
New York City
G. A. Goodman
Marinette
Wis
Edward Love
William G. Phelps, Jr
Binghamton, N. Y
J. M. Hutton
Cincinnati
A. J. Ryan
John W. Snyder
B. F. Kimble
Commercial Tribune Cooking School Opens Today
The Commercial Tribune Free Cooking School opens at Emery Auditorium with doors at 1 p.m. and lecture at 2 p.m. Mrs Frances Northcross will speak on modern cookery as free recipes are shared and a musical program provided. Attendees urged to bring pencils and notebooks.
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Commercial Tribune
Emery Auditorium
Frances Northcross
Address of President Hoover on Page Five
The inaugural address of President Hoover appears on page five of the edition. It outlines the new administration’s priorities and calls for national unity, economic recovery measures, and confidence in American leadership.
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Hoover
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Herbert Hoover
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Clinton Coffin
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New York World News Service
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Edward Hanrahan
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Vulcan Company
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