Mexican Rebels Retreat Amid Loot and Pursuit
Mexican rebels pull back toward Jiminez as General Escobar headquarters there with about 7,000 troops. Total rebel strength near Torreon to Jiminez estimated around 25,000. Federal forces led by Calles move north to Chihuahua, promising extermination of the insurrection. Banks and mines report large looting. Torreon and Saltillo sites cited for extensive robberies. Foreign nationals Fr. Carnahan and others reportedly kidnapped in Zacatecas amid ongoing counterinsurgency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Elias Carles
Escobar
Mexico
el Paso
Texas
Ojinaga
Theregald
Plutarco Ligevalli
Torreotiy
Chihuahua
Jose Gonzalo Escobar
Federal Generalissima
Forrewa
Durango
Chapultepec
Portes Gil
United States
Generis
Torreon
Bove Rument
Iscober
Saltillo
Banco de Mexico
Cates
Galles
Calles
Zacatecas
Carnahan
Olvera
Yansom
Fok
la Noria
San Benito
Outlaw Trins
Rrivate
Fl Paso
al Brater
George Carnahan
New York City
Henry Hansop
San Nicho Mining Scc Pol Company
Two Women Claim to Be Wife of Crash Survivor
Newark dispatch reports two women asserting marriage to pilot Lou Foote, sole survivor of a Sunday air crash that killed 14. A telegram from Turlock, California, identifies the sender as Foote’s wife, while Foote’s supposed ex-wife in California says Foote has a seven year old daughter and a divorce on record. Foote is said to be improving but in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Lou Foote
Turlock
Calif
Foote
Y Foote
Progress Made in Reparations in Paris
Paris March 20 Experts committee on reparations pursues the amount and duration of annuities Germany must pay. Hopes rise amid a cooperative mood but gaps remain among France Belgium Britain and the United States over initial payments totaling several billion marks. Dr Hiolwar Schacht to Berlin for Reichsbank directors meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Germany
Belgium
Great Britain
Dominion
United States
Hiolwar Schacht
Berlin
Reichsbank
Rivers Rise In South Dakota Areas Amid Ice Clearance
River observations show the Jantes and James rivers steady with minor overflow and no major damage. The Missouri rises at Pierre with a height near 5.6 feet, while Forast City reports a two foot increase as channels open and ice clears upstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Mar
Missouri
James
James River
Wight
Pierre
Pierre- Weather Bureau
Forast City
Slee
lt-Pierre
Legion Banquet to Highlight South Dakota Meet in Huron
Hyronu American Legion members and Auxiliary will host the fifth district convention in Huron with a 6 30 pm banquet at the Catholic church basement. State and national speakers include Walter Dyce and Mrs Freda Kramer. Following, a dance at the Marvin Hughitt hotel concludes the ninth annual meeting with reports from districts and a memorial service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyronu
American Legion
South Dakota
Walter Dyce
South Dakota Department of the Legion
Freda Kramer
Legion
Aberdeen Legion
Edwin Sewell
Marvin Hughitt
The
Knights
Entron
Mires Ruth Bakeman
Haxon
Mra
Fera- Haag
Yespond
Goeste
Ruby Youngman
Huron
Ewing
Ruth Dukes
Ashton
Bonilla
Cavour
Conde
Crestord
Doland
Faulkton
Frankfort
Hitchcock
Hurton
Mellette
Miller
Northside
Ghent
Redfield
Ree Es
Rockham
St. Lawrence
Seneca
Wessington
Wolsey
Yale Willin
Jostiers
Resolutions Committee
Hazel Lindstad
Pierre
Elizabeth Reimath
Hie Hitchcock
Legion Progra
Ted Schaeffer
Huron Bort
Homer Burke
Mats
J. D .Mullaney
South Dakota Department
William Reaves
Catholi Church
Welcome to Spring Tonight at Eight Thirty Five
A cordial welcome to spring is described as the vernal equinox arrives, with the sun crossing the equator and 12 hours of daylight. The ice melts from the river, birds return, and signs of spring appear as streets show festive outfits and citizens note the season’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Sel
Prince of Wales
Hoover
Sean
81 Year Old Woman Enters Prep School in Chicago
Mrs Etta Adair, 81, of San Diego, earned a bachelor of philosophy degree from the University of Chicago at a convocation. She plans to rest a year, then pursue a master's degree. Adair has attended school on and off for 41 years and aims to write something worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mar
Alice Garrett
Etta Adair
San Diego
Calif
University of Chicago
Garrett
Garett Garrett
Anasto
Solomon
Capone Appears Unannounced Before Federal Grand Jury
Chicago, March 20. Scarface Al Capone arrived at the U S District Attorney’s office moments before testimony before a federal grand jury. Wearing a blue suit and smiling, he refused questions, answered one inquiry about Chicago from Miami briefl y, and left without his entourage. Investigators probe Capone’s illness claim and potential contempt if he was not sick when subpoenaed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mar
Scarface
al’ Capone
United States District Attorney’s
E ' Capone
District Attorney's
United States
Miami
Fla
Capone
Federal Building
Capona
Friends Defend College Youth in Drugstore Murder Trial
In Atlanta on March 20, friends of Richard Gallogly testified on the trial’s second day. Willard Smith was killed during an attempted holdup by George Harsh, with Gallogly accused of accompanying Harsh to the drug store. Jack Mahoney and Jack Wright were to describe events of that night as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Richard Gallogly
Jack Mahoney
Jack Wright
Accusch Y Ut
Willard Smith
George Harsh
Gallogly
Herth
Smith
Thomas N. Kirkpatric
Harsh
Note in pocket key clue in double Chicago killings
Two men killed in separate Chicago area slayings, each with odd clues. William Vercoe, 34, shot behind the left ear near Pony Inn Cafe Cicero as Miles O Donnell notebook with $500 in his coat pocket is found. Stanley Reichel confesses killing Michael Hribski after extortion threats and a sequence of events leading to the crime scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mar
Pony Inn
Cicero
William McSwiggin
Cook County
William J. Vercos
Vercoe
Vercos
Tue Oll
Pony Cate
Miles O'Donnell
Limites O'Donell
Eddie Tancl
Miles O’ ‘Donnell
William McSwirgin
Michael Windle
Vercon
Michael Hribstt
Stanley Reichel
Hridsti
Hribski
Reichel
Frances Masalanka
John Masalanka
Masalanka
New York patronage problem taken up by Hoover
President Hoover pressed hopeful that New York patronage issues were settled after a three hour White House conference with state Republican leaders. A state patronage committee was named including Charles D. Hilles H Edmund Macfield William H. Fill and Representative Parker. The New York house delegation acted through Snell in ongoing discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Hoover
New York
White House
House
Charles D. Hilles
H. Edmund Macfield
William Hi. Fill
Parker
New York House
Snell
Two Injured In Auto Smashup In Huron
A truck driven by L Temperly of Huron collided with Elmer Hein’s car on Fourth Street near Mabel Road causing injuries to Mrs Clem and a woman passenger. Mr Meyers of North Huron suffered minor wounds. Temperly and Meyers escaped unharmed. Damaged axle, frame, radiator, and fender noted. x ray planned for Mrs Clem.
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L. Temperly
Ite
Huron
Mato’ & Borstosdeter
itrer'Emc.i
Goran
Fourth Street
Dakota
Arange North
Mabel
Mr. Meyers
North Huron
Clem
Sir
Temperly
Meyers
Pany
Elmer Hein
Hein
Avenue
Hurst
Model Steam Laundry Company
Stone's Ashes to be Entombed in Washington Cathedral
Melville E. Stone former Associated Press general manager will have his ashes entombed in Washington Cathedral on Saturday with high government officials and Washington newspapermen present. Burial conducted by Bishop Freeman in the vault with figures such as Woodrow Wilson and Admiral Dewer. Ushers from major papers include Russell Kent C S Groves Richard Culahan Leroy Vernon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Melville E. Stone
Associated Press
Washington Cathedral
Stone
Woodrow Wilson
George Dewer
Janes E. Freeman
G. C. i. Bratenahl
D. C
Russell Kent
Birmingham News
National Press Club
C.S. Groves
The
Boston Globe
Gridiron Club
Richard V. Culahan
New York Times
Leroy T. Vernon
Chicago Daily News
J. Fred Essary
Baltimore Sun
R. B. Armstrong
Los Angeles Times
Henry L. Sweinhart
Havas Agency
Kirke L. Simpson and
Brice Price
Weather forecast roundup for South Dakota evenings and Thursday
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with colder temperatures. South Dakota generally fair tonight, with colder conditions Thursday, especially in eastern portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harum and
Vidalty
South Dakota
East Portion
Marshal Ferdinand Foch Dies At 77 In Paris
Paris reports the death of Marshal Ferdinand Foch at his home after a long illness. The renowned Allied commander in World War I was 77, and his passing brought national mourning in France. He had earlier shown resilience amid heart and kidney problems. The US expressed condolences to Madame Foch at the president’s request. General Pershing visited but did not meet with Foch. Foch, born in Tarbes in 1851, rose from artillery officer to lead France’s military efforts, teaching strategic offensive doctrine at the Ecole de Guerre before commanding the Twentieth Army Corps and then the Allied forces.
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Washington
Hoover
State Department
Herrick
Paris
Madame Foch
United States
Marshal Foch
Ferdinand Foeh
Almo
Pheart
Huemor
Helleted
John J. Pershing
Foch
Tarbes
Pyrenees
Spaniatt Borer
brilHaccy
Ecole Polytechnique
Ecale de Guerra
War College
Robert M. Johnson
Ecole de Guerre
Twentieth Army Corps
Nancy
Mareabal Joffre
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Alles
France
England
Jim
TheJantes
R. W. Clark
OG. D. Hays
City Water Plant
Garet Garrett
AL Capone
Refnees
Friends
Vertcoe
Fuel Oil Corporation
Masaianka
Masa~lanka
N. Y
Ghee
Ford
Fourth and
Dakota North
Cannes
Nicholas
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