Uneasy Trade Delegation in Mexico At Monterrey Invasion Context
Fear for San Antonio businessmen traveling with the Mexican consul general Alejandro Carrillo to Monterrey for Governor Saenz's inauguration. Lines to Monterrey down and train delays heighten unease amid Mexican federal censorship and reports of border searches. Police in Mexico City reportedly detained 29 prominent citizens including 12 women on arms and ammunition charges linked to the revolt and anti re election groups.
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Laredo
Tex
San Antonio
Mexico
Alejandro Carrillo
Monterey
Aaron Saenz
Mexico City
Nuevo Laredo
Nogales
Ariz
National Liberator’s Army
Knapp Malfeasance Charges Stir New York Politics
The Knapp malfeasance controversy gains traction in presidential politics as Col. Roosevelt defends his Rochester speech linking Tammany Hall to vice in Albany. Rep Celler offers a congressional investigation proposal while Governor Smith stays silent amid espionage rumors surrounding Mayor Walker. Mrs Knapp denies destroying census records and paying unearned salaries from her Syracuse home.
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Knapp
College of Home Economics
Syracuse University
Smith
Tammany Hall
Rochester
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Washington
Albany
Ninth Assembly District
Republican Club
Europe
Representative Celler
Brooklyn
Walker
Syracuse
Revolt Leaders Executed and Censorship Imposed Across Mexico
Reports from Oct 4 detail General Francisco Serrano and 13 followers executed after summary court martial in Morelos. Simultaneous Mexico censored all cable traffic to the United States, with both directions monitored. Other dispatches note 19 rebels killed in Jalisco fighting, Torreon insurrectionists largely wiped out, and calls in El Paso for an extraordinary session to oust anti reelection deputies. In Raleigh, NC, a separate item records 40 killed and 443 injured in North Carolina August auto crashes, highlighting driver responsibility and highway patrol roles.
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Galveston
Tex
Mexico
United States
Mexico City
Nogalez
Ariz
Jalisco
Leal
Garza
Victoriano Ramirez
Camaleon
EL Paso
Texas
el Continental
Torreon
Call Deputies
el Cortinental
House of Deputies
Serrano
Gomez
Texcoco
Brownsville
Pedro Cardenas
Matamoros City
Francisco Serrano
J. ©. Baskervill
Raleigh
North Carolina
R. A. Coughton
Commissioner of Revenue
W. C. Spruill
Doughton
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
General Assembly
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Spruill
Suspected plot to murder farmer ends with lynching fear
In Eastman Georgia police say Willie Thomas a negro confessed that Tom Buchanan white man hired him to kill W H Howell 66 farmer of Achard. Thomas claimed Buchanan paid 5 50 and promised Howell's car as payment. Howell found dead with bullet wound and throat cut.Authorities moved suspects to Macon jail as mob pressure rose.
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Thomas
McRae
Eastman
Buchanan
Howell
Rotary District Governor Hodges to Speak at Lexington Club
Luther Hodges district governor for Rotary from Leaksville Spray will visit Lexington Rotary for the regular weekly meeting and luncheon tonight. Officials expect a large turnout for the district governor’s official visit to the local club.
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Lexington Lexington
Luther Hodges
Leaksville-Spray
Rotary Organization
Lexington
Cherokee Indian fair opens with traditional games and crafts
The Cherokee Indian fair at Reke N C opens for a three day merrymaking featuring blow gun contests archery Indian ball games and two football games. Agricultural exhibits arts and crafts and a singing contest are on the schedule as visitors from the south attend the annual event.
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Rokee
N. C
Carolinas
Henderson
Mutiny In Mexican Army Surges Across Key Cities
President Calles confirms mutinies not only in Mexico City but also at Torreon and Vera Cruz. Generals Serrano and Gomez lead the revolt opposing Obregon’s rule. A three hour Torreon battle ended with captured officers and disarmed troops. Rebels near Texcoco pursued by 2,000 loyal troops as authorities vow swift suppression.
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Mexico City
Francisco Serrano
Serrano
Morelos
Gomez
Obregon
Calles
Mexico
Torreon
Coahuila
Vera Cruz
Revolutionary Movement
Arnulfo Gomez
el Mundo
Sérrano
Carlos A. Vidal
Chiapas
Texcoco
Puebla
Ritchie Supports State Control of Prohibition Issue
Governor Ritchie of Maryland urged that prohibition be decided by each state within constitutional limits to reflect local convictions. Speaking in White Sulphur Springs he noted urban populations often oppose Volstead enforcement and warned the Volstead Act may be unenforceable, calling for change or state discretion.
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Springs
W.va
Ritchie
Maryland
National Association of Casualty and Surety Agents
Mr and Mrs Ervin Injured in Vehicle Crash
In Statesville on October 4 AP reports Mr W J Ervin and wife of Troutman were hospitalized after a car driven by their son Rev J O Ervin of Mt Airy crashed nine miles north of Statesville. Rev Ervin sustained bruises. Mrs Ervin suffered a slight brain concussion back injuries and bruises. Mr Ervin was badly cut and bruised.
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Statesville
W. J. Ervin
Troutman
Rev. J. O, Ervin
Mt. Airy
Rev. Ervin
Coolidge Sees Tariff Dispute Narrowly Focused
President Coolidge views the tariff dispute with France as limited to French discrimination against American goods, narrowing the scope of the economic clash.
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Washington
Coolidge
United States
France
World Series play-by-play from Forbes Field live
The High Point Enterprise wires in from Forbes Field with a detailed play-by-play plan for the World Series opener. A board platform is set up at 1:30 pm tomorrow, expected to draw a large crowd to view every action live from the newspaper office.
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High Point Enterprise
Forbes Field
Enterprise
Mexico seeks $70000 indemnity over Illinois deputy murder
Mexico has demanded $70 000 from the United States to indemnify the families of Barnardo Roa and Roberto Torrez, convicted of Deputy Warden Peter Klein’s murder. Torrez was hanged. Roa remains at large after escaping from Will County Jail with a Chicago‑area Mexican ally.
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Springfield
United States
Barnardo Roa
Roberto Torrez
Peter Klein
Illinois Penitentiary
Len Small
United States Claims Agent
Torrez
Roa
Chicago
Will County
Charles Duchowski
Walter Staleski
Federal
Govenor Small
Nettles Elected Judge in Asheville Court
Zeb V. Nettles, a respected attorney and World War II veteran, was unanimously elected judge of the Asheville city court by the city commissioners. He succeeds Cameron F. McRae who resigned September 10 to join the superior court bench and will take the oath of office this afternoon. Nettles studied at Chattanooga and Wake Forest and serves as commander of the Asheville American Legion post.
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Asheville
Zeb V. Nettles
Cameron F. McRae
Nettles
Chattanooga
Tenn
Wake Forest
American Legion
Western North Carolina fair opens with ideal weather
Fair at Asheville begins at noon with perfect weather. Large crowds gather as exhibits are set and ready for viewing.
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Asheville
North Carolina
Collapse at Mond Nickel Mine Near Subury Ontario
Subury Ontario October 4 AP The Mond Nickel mine at Worthington thirty miles west of Subury collapsed wrecking track on the Canadian Pacific Railway Sault line and engulfing the station None of the night shift were inside and the station agent escaped The mine lies about 1200 feet deep and officials fear the underworkings gave way with the collapse likely starting at the 500 foot level Telegraph wires were cut and the CP shops settled into a low mood but no injuries were reported
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Subury
Ont
Mond Nickel Company
Worthington
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific
Jordan Trial In State Court Shifts to Superior Court
CHARLOTTE Oct 4 AP Justice rapid as a whirlwind courtship sends Rev Willis F Jordan from a preliminary hearing toward a superior court trial set for tomorrow on bigamy charges. Jordan remains jailed on $10 000 bond as Emma Landridge Jordan testifies she married him August 19 in a magistrate room. His claimed true wife Veasey Ware Jordan travels to support him alongside her brother Rev E B Ware The defense postpones argument awaiting trial.
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Charlotte
Willis F. Jordan
Columbus
Emma Landridge-Jordan
Washington, D. C
Jordan
Grand Rapids
Mich
Superior Court
John G. Carpenter
Veasey Ware Jordan
Winding Gulf
West Virginia
E. B. Ware
Hoover And a Are Hoovers and Hughes Lead 1928 Nomination Talk
In Washington the Republican National Committee holds talks on the 1928 convention with Hoover and Hughes prominent in forecasts. Chairman Butler plans daily conferences through the week, weighing city sites such as Minneapolis Chicago Cleveland and Atlantic City. No decision on the convention site or committee leadership changes will be made until December.
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Washington
National Capital
National Committee
William M. Butler
Coolidge
Hoover
Hughes
Butler
Madden
House Appropriations Committee
Boulder Canyon
Johnson
California
Sproul
Reed
Minneapolis
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Miami
New York
San Antonio
Memphis
Wisconsin
Cr. Bascom
Virginia
William H. Crocker
Maurice Maschke
Ohio
Farmer Gus Daniels Dead In Auto Wreck Near Statesville
Statesville report says Gus Daniels 55 a farmer died when a car overturned on Wilkesboro road 22 miles north of Statesville. Driver Mack Laws and three others were injured lightly. Daniels pinned under the vehicle died before aid arrived. Sheriff M P Alexander called the crash unavoidable and no inquest.
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Statesville
Gus Daniels
Wilkesboro
Here
Daniels
Mack Laws
Lloyd White
J. Oscar White
Burr Nicholson
M. P. Alexander
Young Named Governor of Federal Reserve Board
President Coolidge appoints Roy A. Young of Minneapolis to govern the Federal Reserve Board, signaling a shift in monetary policy. The designation places Young among the central bank leadership as the nation debates finance and banking reforms.
Protest On Freight Rate Increases Spars Southern Docket
Eugene Talmadge state agriculture commissioner filed a vigorous protest against freight rate hikes on all raw products. The protest named items from agricultural implements to peanuts and beans as subject of the 1875 proposed interstate and intrastate changes discussed by the Southern classification committee in Atlanta. The panel will take up specific subjects through October 24.
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Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Southern Classification Committee
Talmadge
Southeastern
Rocky Mount Tobacco Market Sets Seasonal High Average
The Rocky Mount market sold 627,390 pounds at $20.84 per hundred yesterday, the season’s highest average. Congestion blocked sales for the day but is expected to clear today as offerings reach 10,667,590 pounds for the season. higher average due to more medium tobacco and tips in the mix.
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Rocky Mount
Danville Tobacco Market Opens With Weaker Grades
Danville Virginia October 4 The Danville tobacco market opened with about 750000 pounds expected to sell by 4 pm. The average price could not be set until sales end but is believed to approach 20 dollars per hundred pounds. Common tobaccos are weaker than last year due to rising supply of low grade leaf from Europe.
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Danville
Europe
Liverpool Cotton Prices Tank as Demand Eases
Liverpool Oct 4 AP report shows cotton spot fair demand with prices lower across grades. American strict good mid dling 12.77, good middling 12.42, middling 11.82, low middling 11.17. Sales 8,000 bales, receipts 7,000, including 5,000 American. Futures listed Oct through Sept ranges.
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Liverpool
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