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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1929

Page

7

Mexican Revolt Battle Ends in Reforma Bloodbath

Rebels under Escobar were driven from Jiminez and later Reforma after fierce fighting with federal forces led by Almazan. The clash, described as the bloodiest in years, left hundreds dead, with rebels routed and their infantry fleeing as bridges were destroyed by Serrato’s cavalry to block retreat.

Exico Escobar Ailles Juan Almazan Jiminez Chihuahua Reforma Serrato Almazan Scobar Corralitos Calles Sonora Naco Thea State Department Washington Fort Bliss Texas Juarez Hoover

Congressman Michaelson Surrenders on Prohibition Charges

Congressman M Alfred Michaelson of Chicago, indicted last October for importing liquor from Cuba, surrendered to federal authorities in Chicago and posted bond for trial in Key West in May. He denied the charges and declined interview.

M. Alfred Michaelson Chicago Jacksonville Fla Cuba Key West William M.morgan Ohio United

Curtis Embarrassment Over Secretary Stimson Issue

A fragment notes President Curtis faces an embarrassing problem involving Secretary of State Stimson, marked as likely to reflect poorly on Curtis and widely known. The text hints at a political controversy impacting Curtis’s standing.

Qyce Curtis Stimson

Mooran Heads Secret Service Guard of the President

Mooran assumes responsibility of guarding the President and the White House complex, directing security for the executive residence and its environs.

Ocean Voyaging Record Confirms No Chinese Sea Ships Before 189 B

The article notes there is no surviving record of sea-going ships built in China prior to 189 B with the text indicating a historical gap in early maritime construction. The discussion centers on ancient ship technology and its regional development.

China

For True Hope There Can Be No True Hope

The phrase argues that without bravery there is no true hope, reflecting a stark, concise assertion on courage and optimism. It presents a moral link between bravery and genuine hope, emphasizing personal virtue as essential to hopeful outcomes.

Amanullah Khan seeks Afghan throne as Kabul march begins

Amanullah Khan leads about 30 000 troops toward Kabul hoping to reclaim the throne he gave up. Reports say heavy fighting with Bacha Sachao’s forces may be under way. His men are said to have Russian rifles, fueling speculation of Soviet interest. Prince Omar Khan, escaped from Allahabad, is expected to oppose Amanullah.

Amanullah Khan Afghanistan Kabul Bacha Sachao Amanullah Omar Khan Allahabad

Bayer Aspirin Genuine Label Prompts Consumer Caution

Citizens are urged to check for Bayer on aspirin packaging and the red genuine label before purchasing. Stores should stock Bayer with the approved directions in every box to ensure authenticity and proper use.

Bayer

Splendid View of Austria’s Tenth Funicular Opens

The tenth Austrian funicular recently opened from Innsbruck into the Dolomites climbs about 5,600 feet in an hour. From the summit passengers reach a plateau around 7,000 feet, yielding one of the most beautiful views in the Austrian Alps.

Austria Innsbruck Dolomites Austrian Alps

Compromise Ends as Rain Keeps Village Bachelor Safe

A village bachelor long sought by many spinsters marries a willing widow. On his wedding morning he is missing, then returns the next day looking sheepish. He explains he looked too much like rain to come noon yesterday.

Jack

Temperature facts from Kilauea lava and sandstone

The article notes lava surface temperatures near 1000 degrees Celsius at Kilauea. It explains basalt’s melting point varies with composition and sandstone melts at about 1600 to 1700 degrees Celsius depending on purity.

Kilauea

Grasshoppers Provide Delicacy Amid Food Shortage

A Living Age note remarks that clouds of grasshoppers devastate crops in the Tientsin Peking region yet become a sought after delicacy for all social classes, highlighting a paradox of scarcity and appetite.

Tientsin-Peking Ching

Seipel resigns as Austrian chancellor amid cabinet crisis

Chancellor Seipel and his Christian Socialist cabinet resign after rising opposition to his leadership and riots in July 1927. He cites church duties and personal opposition as reasons. Poland also faces a cabinet crisis as Premier Bartel resigns amid government parliament discord with Marshal Pilsudski gaining influence.

Hancellor Seipel Christian Socialist Party Doctor Seipel Poland Kazimiers Bartel Marshal Pilsudski

Ancient wood statue from Cairo museum dates to 4000 B C

A life-size double portrait of Sheik el Beled is carved from a solid sycamore block. The darkest wood sculpture extant, it comes from the Cairo museum and dates to about 4000 B C.

Cairo Museum

Reward Offered For Sheep Thief And Camp Robber Convictions

The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association adds a two hundred fifty dollar reward for conviction of any sheep thief and a one hundred dollar reward for conviction of any camp robber.

Madison National Forest Sheep Growers’ Association

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