Revolt Spreads in Mexican North and Border Troops Gather
Reports from April 29 indicate Carranza loyalists and revolutionists clash across Sonora and Chihuahua. In Chihuahua about 4,090 Carranza troops revolted, with battles near the northwest frontier. Juarez and Mazatlan rumors surface as American border troops brace for potential flare ups along the Rio Grande.
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Agua Prieta
Sonora
Carranza
Mexico City
Chihuahua
Roopa
P. Bliay Calles
Thexs
Trom
Callen Mie
Nat Ho
Mexico
Mazatlan
Pacifico Coast
Monae
Angel Jered
Vailes
Yoebein
Ranma
Paso
Texas
Juarez
J. 3. Escobar
Augustin
Mora
Chihuahua City
Senor de Ba O
Cope Ae
Carrie Naa
Francisca, Villa
Chihuahue
Ex-Prisoner Hosts Banquet for Lifers at Sing Sing
April 29. Seven teen men serving life sentences at Sing Sing attended a dinner at Warden Lewis Lawes home. William Ferry, released today after 15 years of a life term, organized the event. Governor Smith and his military secretary reviewed the case, citing good conduct while inmates were allowed to travel unguarded from the prison to the warden's residence.
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Gauiing
Sing Sing
Lewis Lawes
William Ferry
Perry
Smith
Scores Of Colleges Entered In Cardinal Relay Carnival
Philadelphia April 2 Scores of college athletes from the east and middle west arrived to compete in the University of Pennsylvania relay carnival Friday and Saturday. The entry list is one of the largest in the games history with representatives from nearly all leading colleges and schools. A feature is the two mile college relay championship of the United States in which Oxford Cambridge teams are among the entrants. The British runners will compete in several events including the distance medley relay the in yard hurdle and the three mile wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ast
Middle West
University of Pennsylvania
Ust
Reading
United States
Oxford- Cambridge
Ameri Colleges
Winnipeg Tradesmen Move Out To Suburban Farms
A fragmented report notes Winnipeg tradesmen including carpenters masons and artisans relocating to suburban farms near Fair Week. The shift aims to beat rising costs and wages as families move for employment, altering the city’s labor landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
H.C. L
Fair prices defended by Palmer before House committee
Attorney General Palmer defended the department of justice’s use of fair price standards before the House Judiciary Committee. He cited Louisiana sugar as an example where actions saved the public from higher costs, noting prosecutions of profiteers since last fall and that 17 to 18 cents was not an unfair maximum but a lawful discretion in defining violations.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Palmer
House! Judiciary Committee
Louisana, Agar
Department
Louisiana
Louisiana Sugar
Connile
London
Tuoya George
House of Commons
San Remo
Hiv Bald
De[clared
Ruhr
Germany
Europe
He Irs
Ale Geemans
Frankfort
Darmstadt
Eyes Of New York Focused On Vanderbilt Wedding
New York mourns the Vanderbilt wedding dated April 21 with Rachel Littleton joining Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. Invitations reached five thousand. gifts near a million dollars. Notable presents include a leather pocketbook from a long-serving coachman, a poem from Twenty-seventh division troops, and an Irish lace pillow slip from Captain Bouk. Witnesses include former doughboys who served in France. In Montana, 50,000 eastern brook trout fry planted across several creeks by J L DeHart and state deputies.
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Teteweagihie
Sc Tomas
Misa
Rachel Littleton
Thomas Hetan
Chattahocets ‘Tenn
Gonnelius Vanderbilt Jr
Vanderbilt
Bouk
New York Fire
BsEserae Stay
Helena, Mont
J. L. DeHart
Montana
Little Prickley Pear
Meadow
Canyon
State Fish and Game Commission
Beebei
Telegraphic Briefs Mixed Result and Accidents
Fragmented telegraph briefs report a gunboat attack near Fiume with no casualties, Olympic hockey second race result 16 0, a swimming relay victory in California, beer legislation in Massachusetts, a death in New Haven, a May Day holiday proposal in Berlin, Warsaw labor unrest, and boxing notes on Levinsky versus a German opponent.
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Antwerp
America
Creche-Stoka
Francisco—Illinois -Athletic Club
New Haven
Conn
Michael EB. Hewetts
Ag “Cohuminse
Gina SE
Jumbue
Sranne
Berlin
Four clues followed in Turtle Lake murder case
Turtle Lake Pa nine assailants loom over murder of Mr and Mrs Wolf their five children and helper Jaki Hofer on the Wolf farm three miles north of Turtle Lake. Authorities focus on a neighbor with cattle disputes and a double barreled shotgun found nearby amid questioning and conflicting statements. Dave Hanson remains jailed in Washburn, and two men in an automobile theft case remain at large as probes continue.
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Turtle Lake
Jacob Wolf
Jaki Hofer
Wolf Farm
Irtle Lake District
Wolf
Welf
Dipf
Fmd Hanson
Etl
Dave Hanson
Washburn
Hanson
Prairies
Turtlé Lake
Murder probe lingers as two men remain at large
The two men suspected of the farm boy murder stay hidden Tuesday after allegedly steering away in a stolen car. Authorities, including Attorney General William Langer, chase a lead about a man who wore a bandana and demanded gasoline from a nearby tavern, while officials withheld details.
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Tari
Langer
William Langer
McLean
Dickinson
Roach
Man
Wolf
Famous Tabor murder case goes to jury
Paw Paw Michigan April 2 The case of Mrs Sarah T Tabor 80 year old Lawton woman under ladgment for manslaughter charging her with having performed or aided in an illegal operation which caused the death of her daughter Maude Tabor Virgo was given to the jury at 10 45 a m Judge Howard Wient instructed the jury that its duty was to determine whether the body found in the Tabor home last November was that of Maude Virgo and whether a criminal operation performed He cautioned the jurors that the age of the defendant in itself was not for their consideration
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Paw Paw
Mich
Sarah T.tabor
Lawton
Maude ‘Tabor
Three I League to Open Season Amid Expanded Clubs
Chicago April 23 The Three I league expands to eight clubs and launches its 20th season with Rockford playing Evansville Cedar Rapids meeting Terre Haute and Rock Island facing Bloomington The Peoria Moline game moved to Rock Island because of flood conditions at Moline park.
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Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Iqwg
Rock Island
Rockford
Evansville
Ind
Terre Haute
Bloomington
Hock Island
Hoboes and panhandlers rise amid wartime job shifts
Verena Fort, April 29 reports rising hoboes and panhandlers as postwar labor shifts shake farm hiring. Agencies note farmers seek workers for fields and roads, with rural wages up to 75 cents per day and crowds of harvest hands increasing, while some groups fear there will be none to harvest crops.
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Verena
Ftont
Tabora
Hinds
Paris May Day Strike Plans Spark Labor Tensions
In Paris on April 29 extremists who control the Railroad Workers’ Federation push for a May 1 general strike to nationalize utilities. The federation resists political strikes and seeks parent approval, while Premier Millerand faces cabinet talks as unions unify under broad appeals.
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Paris
Railroad Workers’ Federation
General Labor Federation
Bonersl Federation
Labor Federation
Millerand
Jabor
Seine Department
Gohat
Talking machine record made of voice by wireless link
London experiments produced a wax record of a voice transmitted by wireless telephone from Chelmsford Essex to a receiving plant in Strand London. The tiny wax disc captured audible, though patchy, speech as if from a regular talking machine.
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London
Chelmsford
Plan to license meat packers rejected in Washington
Proposals to license meat packers and create an enforcing commission were rejected by the house agriculture committee. A subcommittee led by Chairman Haugen was named to draft a compromise bill regulating the packers.
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Washington
Agriculture
Haugen
Five Killed and Twelve Hurt In Train Collision Near Tamberton
Winans Minn April 20 Five persons were killed and twelve injured when a westbound Chicago and Northwestern passenger train collided with the eastbound train about two miles east of Tamberton. Engineer L S Fuller and Fireman A Larson of Winona died, Conductor Ed Clark of Winona also killed after the wreck sparked a fire consuming the rear of the wooden car. Dozens of passengers were brought to Tracy and Mankato hospitals with varying injuries as investigators work to determine orders and responsibility.
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Tamberton
Minn
UwWo
Niesser
Xplinter
L. 8. Tuller
J. TL. Larson
Wienona
Une
Ed. Clark
Winona
Ked
Nd Peltz
Tracy
H.W. Augustine
Pioneer
Oni
Feliz
Augustine
Clark
Lake Benton
Realy
Winon
Fuller
EC. Larson
A. Feltz
W. Augustine
Gert
Mankato
W. H. Niesser
Frerhan
No. S17
A. B. Heller
Mall
Joseph Frie’ing
LaCrosse
Bert Olson
Stixeton
D. I. Cassidy
Krakeran
Sleepy Eye
Tare Snyder
Itehlf
Niewer
Flréman
Ahoaldera
Gurrey
Tiger
Pewing
Bruines
Mankaty
Maida
Court action over courting crowd at Willenden tenement
Tendon April 29 reports a London shortage of hoped for courting spaces. A court case in Willenden involves a resident of a tenement house alleging he was assaulted by courting couples after tripping over him. The piece notes hundreds of young couples lack suitable places to meet.
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London
Ncuw
Willenden
Sutter
Large Gift For The Baptists Is Announced
New York April 28 An outright gift of 2 000 000 and conditional pledges of an additional 2 000 000 from the Laura Spellman Rockefeller memorial fund to the 100 000 000 New World movement fund being raised by northern Baptists were announced here today. Added to personal contributions announced last night from John D Rockefeller Jr the Baptists have received gifts and pledges totaling 6 000 000 from the Rockefeller family. Of the Laura Spellian Rockefeller lodge 1 000 000 is conditional upon raising 62 500 000 by the Baptists and a second 1 000 000 in canal hoespice. the funds reaching 87
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New York
Laura Spellman Rockefeller
New World Movement of Northern Baptists
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Baptists
Rockefeller
Laura Spellian Rockefeller
Japanese Forces Seize New Position Without Opposition
Tokio April 24. The Sananese force en route to relief of Nikolaevka patriot in eastern Siberia occupied the northern section of Boehadin inland Russian territory. Announcement via war office communique today.
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Tokio
Lta
Nikolaevak
Siberia
Boehadin
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