Tension Mounts as Mexico Rebels and Federals Readying Big Show
National conflict intensifies with Gen. Calles leading federal forces toward Torreon and Durango. Rebels gather in Chihuahua City and Juarez with hundreds enlisting to swell local militias. Captured rebel Gen. Simon Aguirre faces possible execution. his brother Jesus escaped.
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Mexico
Ohio Day League
Assinifr
Associated Press
Calles
Vera Cruz
Sinaloa
Torreon
Durango
Juarez
Chihuahua
Coahuila
Saragoza
San Isadro
San Ignacio
Guadalupe
Federal
Pedro Alva
Chihuahua City
Hoover Revises White House Rules for Informality
President Hoover revises White House social rules cutting handshakes and shifting greetings. Diplomats greet in a buffet luncheon setting with informal meals and frequent dinners, signaling a broader shift toward informality in the Executive Mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
White House
Eugene Thackrey
New York World News Service
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Head of Arid Legion Repudiates the Charge
The leader of the Arid Legion rejects the accusation as unfounded while a lawyer argues the measure would cripple enforcement in cities. Dr. Moore fires back with a sharp, unauthorized retort challenging the ruling's impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arid Legion
Amnesia Drama Strikes in Columbus Over Sister and Brother
Doris Palmetta Jackson of Cincinnati refused to recognize her brother A. E. Jackson Jr. in a Cincinnati family reunion scene at the Neil House Columbus. Doctors describe her as in a trance with cerebral amnesia caused by sorrow and sleep-inducing drugs. Her memory may return in days or weeks as other similar cases have done.
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Geneva
United States
World Court of Justice
League of Nations
Kellogg
League Assembly
Council
Elihu Root
League Council
Cecil Hurst
Great Britain
League
The
Hague
Cincinnati
Doris Jackson
Columbus
Columbus, CO
Neil
Doris Palmetta Jackson
Crane Avenue
A. E. Jackson, Jr
Miss Jackson
Jackson
Thomas Justice
Neil House
Mr. Justice
H. A. Minthorne
A. E. Jackson, Sr
Minthorne
Prefers Bible to Husband in Divorce Suit
Mrs. Sarah Meguire of 1544 Donahkison place sues Dr. T Dayton Meguire 1616 North Argyle place for divorce accusing him of neglect cruelty and alcohol abuse. She cites his mockery of the Bible and a series of rages and states she left him February 15 and now lives with a daughter. Alimony is sought based on an estimated $38 000 yearly income. Attorneys are John J We and Charles Strother.
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Adam
Eve
T. Dayton Meguire
Sarah Meguire
Donahkison Place
North Argyle Place
Meguire
John J, ‘We
Charles Strother
Briton Segrave Sets Ocean Speedway Speed Record
Maj H O D Segrave, driving the Golden Arrow, set a new world auto speed record at 231.36246 mph on the Daytona Beach ocean course. He achieved 231.51125 mph on the northbound run and 231.21387 mph southbound, sanctioned by the AAA before thousands of spectators.
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Ocean Speedway
Daytona Beach
Fla
Maj
H. O. D. Segrave
Maj. Segrave
Ray Keech
Philadelphia
J. M. White
Segrave
American Automobiles Association
Segrav
Oo. K
Odis Porter
T. E. “Pop” Meyers
Warren Baker
Val Harsnape
Contest Board
The
Automobile Association
Leach
Rebels Pursue Urbalejo After Canitas Escape
Government reported troops caught Gen Urbalejo fleeing Canitas Zacatecas and seized 135 of his men. Urbalejo escaped with loyal followers. Rebels also captured Gen Simon Aguirre in Vera Cruz state, with several officers taken. his brother Jesus led the revolt and was not captured. Simon faces court martial and likely a firing squad.
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Urbalejo
Canitas
Mexico City
Zacatecas
Simon Aguirre
Vera Cruz
Jesus M. Aguirre
Simon
Wy Need Attractive Permanent Homes
Calvin Coolidge’s call on noble American living frames a Cincinnati real estate prompt. Citizens admire our residential districts and attractive homes as the Classified Real Estate columns advertise permanently owned homes across districts with affordable prices and terms. To place a sale ad call Canal 6300.
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Calvin Coolidge
Cincinnati
The
Commercial Tribune
Newport Spots Undercover Man in Prohibition Era
Newport bootleggers threaten undercover agents working with federal prohibition officials. John Secrist, active in this role, faced a man who threatened him and advanced on him at a Newport train after alighting. Secrist drew a blackjack and struck the assailant when approached. The man fled amid rumors of liquor-related threats. Charles Secrist, Dayton candidate for Police Judge, reported three threatening calls to Night Chief Livingston citing insults.
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Newport
John Secrist
Secrist
Liquor Mart
Charles Secrist
Sixth Avenue
Dayton
Livingston
Unmasked gunman robs Perrysville bank in Indiana
An unmasked robber held up the Perrysville National Bank in Clinton Indiana and escaped with between 3000 and 5000 dollars. Quincy A Meyers bank president was alone in the bank at the time. The robber fled west in an automobile. Perrysville sits twenty five miles north of here near the Illinois border.
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Clinton
Ind
Perrysville
Quincy A. Meyers
Here
Illinois Line
Dedication of Cincinnati YWCA Building Draws Masses
Thousands of women and hundreds of men packed the YWCA twelve story edifice at Walnut and Ninth as Mrs Helen Peters Wallace praised donors and called the project a symbol of service to girls. The basement houses key mechanicals and a sterile large swimming pool. upper floors hold lounges, library, offices, rest rooms, and check rooms in a highly equipped facility.
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Cincinnati
Young Women’s Christian Associations
Walnut and
Ninth Streets
United States
Helen Peters Wallace
America
Mystery of Girl Slaying Solved
Green Bay authorities announced the solved slaying of a young woman found in a culvert near Elkhorn. Robert Cone confessed to killing Mary Laverty after she learned she was to become a mother, saying he beat her to death with a hammer before hiding the body.
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Green Bay
Wis
Elkhorn
Robert Cone
Cone
Santa Rosa
Cal
Mary Laverty
Evanston
Ill
C. C. Coyle
Miss Laverty
Coyle
New York
Thomas Stearns
Janesville
Earhart Warns Ackerman Bill Threatens State Prohibition
Staff Correspondent reports Charles M. Earhart of the Anti-Saloon League claims the Ackerman bill signals a plan to cripple state prohibition enforcement in Ohio cities. He cites transfer powers to the Division of Public Safety and city-arrest limits, while Dr. Moore and Gov. Cooper deny league authorship or motive.
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Columbus
Charles M. Earhart
Anti-Saloon League
Ackerman
State Prohibition Department
Earhart
Ohio
Senate
House
O. K
Mr. Earhart
Crystal
Division of Public Safety
State Department
Director of Commerce
State Prohibition
Public Safety Division
Dr. Moore
Gov. Cooper
Edward D. Schorr
Commerce
E. J. Moore
Schorr
League
Moore
Calla Truge State Office Building Fight Reaches Compromise
In Columbus the State Office Building dispute nears resolution as a compromise appears to back the project. The building would cost about 5 million dollars financed by a two tenths of a mill tax levy for two years. The measure, amended by the Senate Buildings Committee, moves toward governor approved plans with a five member commission to construct or buy the building convenient to the Capitol.
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Associated Press
Columbus, CO
State House
Senate Buildings Committee
Gilbert Morgan
Cleveland
House
Robert L. Roche
Tiffin
Senate
Morgan
O. C. Gray
Arthur Hamilton
Cooper
Fire destroys Texas Exposition poultry and merchant exhibits
A blaze at the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth killed at least one exhibitor, injured several firemen, and caused about 150000 in damage. The poultry building burned with over 2000 blue ribbon fowls. The fire started from decorations in the merchants' building likely ignited by a gas burner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft, Worth
Tex
Coliseum
W. R. James
G. E. Wilson
Fred Wilson
C. A. Edwards
Wilson
A. Lovelace
Stockyards Company
Wichita
Kan
Merchants
Dawes Committee Discusses International Bank Plan
Members of the second Dawes Committee debated capital size and governance for a proposed international bank to handle German reparations. They favored minimal capital with possible delivery in kind, sought to avoid competing with central banks, and proposed locations Brussels The Hague or Copenhagen with Geneva ruled out.
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Paris
Second
Dawes Committee
Geneva
League of Nations
Brussels
The
Hague
Copenhagen
Curtiss Field Sold In New York Readied By Roosevelt Group
The Evening Post reports that Seth Low and associates, who purchased Roosevelt Field a week earlier, have also acquired Curtiss Field adjoining it, with the transaction completing the contiguous aviation site purchase in New York.
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Curtiss Field
New York
The
Evening Post
Seth Low and Associates
Roosevelt Field
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Interior
Carrillo Bat
Tled
Mazatlan
Gen. S. Aguirre
Tives
Cooper and Schorr
Royal W. Ryan
T. R. Gill
CANAL
U. S
By Royal W. Ryan
Calla Truge
Capitol
H. P. Braman
Texas
Exposition
World Bank
the Hague
Copenywagen
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