Rebels Prepare Counter Moves On Mazatlan Front
General J. M. Aguirre is executed by summary court martial in Vera Cruz as rebels press toward Mazatlan with 6,000 Calles troops promised to assault Sinaloa. Gen. Escobar arrives at Juarez while Gen. Calles plans a 13,000 strong pursuit force from Torreon toward Escobar.
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J. M. Aguirre
Calles
Cen
Iturbe
Mazatlan
Torreon
Mexico City
Cardenas
Sinaloa
Carrillo
Durango
Escobar
Juarez
Naco
Sonora
Jiminez
Mexico
Puebla
Vera Cruz
Aguirre
Gonzalo Escobar
Almazan
Lute Identified as Guard in Dumile Slaying
Two men who witnessed the Pelican Club murder of Pelham village Marshal Peter Dumele in North College Hill pointed to Breck Lutes of Middletown in court as a participant. Witnesses Wetterer and Wagner described the robbery and the fatal volley, with Wetterer identifying Lutes in detective headquarters last summer.
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Pelican Club
North College Hill
Peter Dumele
Breck Lutes
Middletown
Lutes
Nelson Schwab
Dudley M. Outcalt
Drahman Wetterer
Leo Wagner
Wagner
Rodney Ford
John “Todd
Messner
Wetterer
Ford
Damele
Dumele
Outcast
Bob Andres
Impeachment Charge Voted Against Three Judges in Oklahoma
Oklahoma lawmakers accuse three members of the State Supreme Court Chief Justice Mason and Justices Riley and Clark of impeachment. Two dozen charges were adopted by the House committee in executive session and forwarded for possible House action. The judges previously ruled the Eleventh Legislature had no power to convene a special session to investigate Governor Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Supreme Court
Charles W. Mason
Fletcher Riley
J. W. Clark
House of Representatives
House
Homer Paul
Henry S. Johnston
Johnston
Capitol
Segrave Wins World Motor Boat Championship in Biscayne Bay
Maj. H O D Segrave of England wins the world motor boat title in a two day race against Gar Wood of Detroit. Wood takes first today with 400 points while Segrave finishes with 761 points total after yesterday’s events. Segrave’s Miss England sustains a leak but remains afloat as Wood posts 11 minutes 45.05 seconds for the 12 mile course and an average speed of 61.272 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Biscayne Bay
Maj
H. O. D. Segrave
England
Gar Wood
Detroit
Segrave
American Power Boat Association
Wood
George
Grudge Arrest Charged to Cop in Traffic Court
Police officer Claud Itskin faces contempt risk as Traffic Court Judge Samuel Bell weighs charges after Itskin cited Mrs Nettie Waldman for a minor violation and allegedly berated her husband William Waldman. Itskin denies the accusation claiming the husband praised him and was told to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Itskin
Royal Northwest Mounted
Claud
Samuel Bell
Nettie Waldman
West Sixth Street
Itskin
William Waldman
Waldman
Ex-Minister Kirby Ended Life After Faith Lost Eight Years
Nancy Kirby of 2703 Eastern avenue mourns as her son R Frank Kirby, once a Baptist minister and insurance figure, is found dead on Eden Park steps with cyanide and bichloride of mercury nearby. He had renounced religion after a sensational career in Chicago Louisville Covington and public life. A sister-in-law recalls his threats to kill himself and a mother describes his mounting despair and final act.
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Burns
Nancy Kirby
Eastern Avenue
R. Frank Kirby
Chicago
Louisville
Southside Baptist Church
Covington
Booker Kinnaird Company
Kentucky
Eden Park
East Third Street
Clyde Kirby
Glenshade Avenue
Madisonville
Pastor Gilpin resigns from Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Rev. John P. Gilpin quits amid church turmoil at Rossmayne after clashes over his statements on sinfulness and behavior of parishioners. Superintendent James L. Cooke notes the pastor felt no warmth in his place. Gilpin would not reveal his next town or destination.
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John P. Gilpin
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Rossmayne
James L. Cooke
Gilpin
Hell
Mr. Gilpin
First Royal Oslo Wedding Unites Norway and Sweden
The March 21 royal marriage in Oslo linked the Norwegian and Swedish royal lines for the first time in 340 years. Crown Prince Olaf wed Princess Martha of Sweden as King Haakon and Queen Maud watched, with tears from Prince Carl as he escorted his daughter and a diamond diadem from Stockholm.
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Oslo
Carl
Norway
Sweden
Scandinavian Peninsula
Olaf
Martha
Church of Our Holy Saviour
Duke of York
Haakon
Maud
Ingeborg
Prince Carl
Stockholm
Johan Lunde
Mississippi flood breaches Indian Graves levee north of Quincy
The Mississippi broke through the Indian Graves levee north of Quincy Illinois flooding thousands of acres of farm land and leaving about 500 families homeless. Relief crews assisted evacuations and reinforced weakening retaining walls as new levees and diversion channels near completion at a cost exceeding one million dollars.
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Mississippi
Quincy
Ill
Bluffs
Rock Creek
Quincy Gardens
Lima Lake
Hunt
Missouri
Clergy Lenten lecture defends merriment against blue law strictures
Rev John A McClorey of the University of Detroit told Emery Auditorium patrons that Christ did not preach against feasting dancing or wine. He argued against hypocritical austerity and cited Swinburne's verse as false and blasphemous in condemning merriment.
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Christ
John A. McClorey
University of Detroit
Emery Auditorium
Kinloch Mine Disaster Deepens. 21 Bodies Recovered
Twenty burned bodies were removed from the Kinloch Mine at Parnassus Pa following an explosion. A final check showed ten men still missing, bringing dead or unaccounted for to thirty one. Rescue teams worked through gas and debris while brattice work was erected to restore air flow.
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Parnassus
Kinloch
O. F. Taylor
William Taylor
Andy Sion
John Riley
J. J. Forbes
United States Bureau of Mines
Pittsburgh
Here
Pittsburgh Station
George McCan
McCan
United States to Intervene If Border Battle Reoccurs
Brig. Gen. Van Horn Moseley, commander at Fort Bliss, warned Jose Gonzalo Escobar that the United States may intervene if Mexican rebel and federal clashes resume at Juarez. Moseley spoke during a visit to Escobar's train near Juarez, El Paso, noting potential spillover effects on the border city.
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United States
Juarez
Chihuahua
van Horn Moseley
Ft. Bliss
el Paso
Jose Gonzalo Escobar
Moseley
Real estate backed investments trusted over wildcat stocks
The article argues experience teaches caution in investments and favors real estate for security, comfort, and reliability. It warns that new ventures may glitter but lack proven trust, urging readers to rely on established real estate opportunities for savings and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Federal suits seek padlocks on eleven Cincinnati Elmwood Place venues
Eleven Cincinnati area venues including Elmwood Place sites face federal padlock actions for alleged repeated violations of Prohibition laws. The suits, filed in U.S. District Court, target operations on Main and Walnut avenues and nearby streets, naming operators and owners such as Jesse Coomer, Clem Ivery, Clyde Wilder, Anna Leininger, Edward Doyle, H Passel, and William F Dykes among others. Each location is described as a common nuisance due to ongoing illegal activities.
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Cincinnati
Elmwood Place
United States District Court
Town Hall Exchange
Walnut and
Main Avenues
Jesse M. Coomer
Main Avenue
Clem Ivery
Locust Street
Clyde Wilder
Anna Leininger
Edward Doyle
H. Passel
Rockdale Avenue
William F. Dykes
Township An
Wide World Mourns With France At Foch Catafalque
Paris treaty ceremonies mark Marshal Foch as a shared sorrow of nations. King Albert of Belgium, Gen Pershing, President Doumergue, Premier Poincare and Clemenceau attend. Five thousand view the body as a national funeral plans unfold through Notre Dame and the Invalides.
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France
Catafalque
Marshal Foch
Pershing
Herrick
Paris
Belgium
Albert
Flanders
John J. Pershing
Doumergue
Poincare
Clemenceau
Italy
Cathedral of
Notre Dame
Napoleon
Fire destroys wooden Igolkino theater killing 114
A blaze in a wooden moving picture theater with a single exit in Igolkino Vladimir Province northeast of Moscow caused the deaths of 114 people including men women and children. The fire started during the film and spread rapidly through the frail structure.
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Moscow
Igolkino
Vladimir
Ocean City Mayor and Officials Indicted in Vice Clean-Up
Cape May C H New Jersey March 21 The Cape May County Grand Jury indicted Mayor Joseph O Champion of Ocean City and nine teen members of the Ocean City police force for nonfeasance and malfeasance in office in a probe of vice and gambling conditions. The jury weighs cases against twenty seven operators. Citizens Committee members and a banker testified on Ocean City conditions. Also named are Police Chief Howard Johnson Detective Capt Robert Lackey Police Capt Grant Marple and sixteen patrolmen.
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Cape May C. H
N. J
Cape May
Joseph O. Champion
Ocean City
Citizens’ Committee
Champion
Howard Johnson
Robert Lackey
Grant .Marple
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James B. Duke
Inman
Steele
Beatrice Cooper
Inmans
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Glassie
Ouigiulf
South Fourth Street
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