Guerilla Warfare in Mexico Now
Associated Press reports Mexico’s revolution dissolving into guerrilla fighting as rebel forces under General Fausto Topete fade toward the U S border. Surrender at Ortiz Sierra and top rebel leaders crossing into Nogales spark martial law and border crowds.
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Fausto Topete
Sonora
Miguel Guerrero
Ortiz
Topete
R. H. Polk
United States
Nogales
Francisco Borquez
Marcelo Ca Yaveo
Ramon Yucunpidio
Federel
Juan Andres Almazan
Pulpito Pass
Chihuahua
Arizona
Hector Ignacio Ar Wnada
Ramon F. Iturbe
Francisco Arriola
Ricardo Topete
Adorado Garcia
Patrick Murphy
B. M. Cole
Polke
Murphy
Almazan
Naco
Federalized Nogales as General Gonzales arrives
Nogales Sonora was fully placed under federal control when General Lucas Gonzales, commander of Naco, arrived and assumed authority. Public offices now operate under the federal government after rebel leaders surrendered earlier today in Mexico City and terms were accepted by Washington.
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Nogales
Sonora
Lucas Gonzales
Naco
Mexico City
Captain Washed Ashore On Island After Viking Disaster
Captain Charles Olsen, veteran commander of the ill fated Inter-island steamer Viking, washed ashore on Tanguingui Island after 23 hours in the water. The cabin bay and the body of the second machinist also reached shore. 13 crewmen are still unaccounted for. Twelve survivors, rescued by the Swedish steamer Delhi, arrived at Corregidor. Army doctors report two burned but recovering. The Viking caught fire in the Visayan Sea between Masbate and Cebu and was destroyed by gasoline in cargo.
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Manila
Charles Olsen
Viking
Tanguingui
Visaya
Olsen
Delhi
Corregidor Island
Manila Bay
Visayan Sea
Masbate
Cebu
Four killed and one wounded in rural Kentucky shooting fray
Four people died and a fifth was wounded in a midnight woods shooting near Paintsville Kentucky. The victims are Lee Gibson 52 his wife 25 son Bernie 14 and Wallace Hannah 80. Wayne Hannah the wounded survivor was unable to provide a full account, and officers suspect moonshine and a brothel visit sparked the violence. A French farmer aged 103 received a soil loyalty decoration.
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Paintsville
Rky
Lee Gibson
Bernie
Wallace Hannah
Wayne Hannah
Hannah
New Airmail Line Opens From St Louis To Omaha
St Louis inaugurates its third air mail line and 28th in the country with a morning maiden flight on the St Louis to Omaha route operated by the Robertson Division of Universal Aviation. Two mail and passenger Fokker planes depart with Mayor Miller officiating and Frederick Ellis christening the first ship. The schedule links St Louis to Kansas City and Omaha, with connections to the West Coast line, cutting Pacific delivery to about 23 hours.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis-Kendes City
Kansas City
Omaha
West Coast Line
Democrats Open Permanent Headquarters in Washington
Washington April 20 Democratic party leaders plan permanent Washington headquarters under Jouett Shouse as chairman of the executive committee. National chairman John J. Raskob says the party deficit has been reduced from 1 550 000 to about 809 600 with prospects of falling under 509 000 soon while staying active in party affairs.
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Washington
Jouett Shouse
Kansas
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Raskob
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
Shouse
Peter G. Gerry
Rhode Island
Harrison and Pittman
Nevada
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
F. J. Hoey
The Ghost HouseMystery Continues at Coomber Place
Detective Charlie shadowing Simon Brill follows a puzzle in Byford as two men move toward Coomber House. A laborer named Ted becomes an unwitting helper after overheard hints in a Carlton inn. Charlie uses the bush as a hideout and plots further listening for Brill’s plans.
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Mr. Bones
Chamber House
Charlie Carfax
Duty
Love
Simon Brill
Earth
Charlie
Coomber House
Brill
Royal George
Mr. Brill
Bush
Newton Confident of 9 Foot Channel
Former Congressman Cleveland A Newton says the army engineering board will likely rule in favor of a 9 foot channel in the upper Mississippi river. He returned from Washington where he led evidence at a hearing and noted rail rate orders supplement the case while Democratic leaders and senators support the project.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Cleveland A. Newton
Army Engineering Board of Review
Mississippi River
Washington
Engineering Board
Newton
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Santa Fe R. R
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Clovis
N. Mex
Chillicothe Business College
Byford Foor
Brown
Broten
Rupert
Brotwen
Chapter
Ted
the Carlton
Téd
Mons
Stout
Tad
Roya George
Good Housekeeping
Mark
Hanley & Kinacls Codice and Spice Co
First National Bank of
Jefferson City
Missouri
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