Gomez Story Of Mexican Revolt From Vera Cruz To New Orleans
Gen Arnulfo Gomez in hiding in Vera Cruz writes to The Enterprise from Sierra de Perote time, sharing views on Mexico's revolution and the fate of rivals Serrano and Calles. Courier Isidoro Martinez brought the piece to New Orleans, detailing alleged government shocks, executions, guerrilla plans, and an American arms embargo influence.
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The
Enterprise Today
Mexico
Arnulfo Gomez
Alvaro Obregon
Francisco Serrano
Serrano
Calles
Gomez
Vera Cruz
Enterprise
New Orleans
Isidoro Martinez
Sierra de Perote
United States
Obregon
Martinez
Europe
General Almada
Almada
Mexico City
Vidal Tenorio
Tivido Ceballos
Calles-Obregon
General Serrano
Cuernavaca
Galles
Coolidge
Mr. Hoover
Plot to eliminate opposition in Mexico exposed
General Arnulfo Gomez claims Calles and Obregon executed Serrano and allies after a military court martial in Cuernavaca. He says he avoided involvement, describes a plan to use assassination disguised as revolution to remove opponents, including alleged troop actions in Mexico City.
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Arnulfo Gomez
NEA Service, Inc
New Orleans
Calles
Francisco Serrano
Cuernavaca
Morelos
Serrano
Mexico
Alvaro Obregon
Obregon
Ptate
Porfirio Diaz
Calles-Obregon
Serras
Mexico City
Eugenio Martinez
City of Mexico
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Mexico Revolt Sparks Call for Neutrality and Liberty
A statement denounces authorities in Mexico and calls on Washington to remain neutral while Mexicans fight against leaders Calles and Obregon. The speaker asserts divine protection and vows continued resistance, condemning criminal disregard of law and Mexico's national shame.
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White House
Washington
Mexico
Calles
Obregon
Man Identified As Carl Jarrett Hospitalized After Police Altercation
Carl Jarrett, reportedly intoxicated, was knocked unconscious by Guilford officers J R Davis and H V Green on East Russell Street near the Do-Drop-In cafe after attempting to grab a gun during arrest. He remained unconscious at Guilford General Hospital with a head wound and no stated prognosis. Police issued warrants charging drunk and disorderly conduct and resisting an officer.
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Carl Jarrett
Guilford General Hospital
J. R. Davis
H. V. Green
Jarrett
Davis
Ploieman
Davie
Russell Street
Green
Prices Plunge as Stock Market Ends Week Deep in Loss
New York stocks slid for a fourth straight session with declines of four to nine dollars per share, pushing total market value down by at least four billion. The curb market also fell while heavy Saturday trading left many issues well below year peaks and margin calls surged. Leading names like U S Steel and General Motors hit new lows as Woolworth, Dupont and International Harvester also dropped toward bottom levels.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Baldwin
Houston Oil
Case
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Woolworth
Dupont
International Harvester
Richmond Baseball Club Disaster Relief After Stand Collapse
A section of seating collapsed at a Virginia boat club field causing sharp fear as timbers hung above. Police, doctors, and firefighters rescued the injured. naval hospital physicians aided at the scene while ambulances ferried more victims to awaiting care. Relatives searched for loved ones as officials reviewed stand safety. Mayo Island Park officials pledged to follow building inspector directions.
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Virginia
Naval Hospital
Portsmouth
Richmond
W. B. Bradley
Mayo Island Park, Inc
Richmond Baseball Club
Formal Warning To Chamorro On Nicaraguan Presidency
The United States warned Emiliano Chamorro that if elected president of Nicaragua he would not be recognized. The notice was delivered at the State Department when Chamorro met officials, stating he would be ineligible under Nicaragua’s constitution and the U S would acknowledge that fact.
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Washington
Emiliano Chamorro
Nicaragua
United States
Chamorro
State Department
Mexican revolutionaries unite against Calles and Obregon
General Gomez declares continued guerrilla warfare until armed for a pitched battle against Calles and Obregon. He accuses the regime of a reign of terror backed by firing squads and insists America must know the tyranny is bankrupt. He mentions a new American ambassador arrival as a possible mediator for Calles and company.
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Mexico
United States
Calles
Obregon
Porfirio Diaz
Gomez
America
Morrow
Calles and Company
American tariff note to Paris seeks conciliatory tone
The sixth American note on the tariff quarrel with France was sent to Paris and will be delivered Monday. Washington officials said the message is conciliatory and reflects a friendly shift in talks on a commercial treaty formula. The note reportedly contains no new proposals beyond those in prior exchanges with France.
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Washington
France
Paris
Foreign Office
Coos Bay Steam Schooner Reported Afloat in Fog
The steam schooner Coos Bay 3 176 tons sailing from San Francisco to Coos Bay Ore was reported ashore off Mile Rock near the Golden Gate. A thick fog shrouded the area and radio messages described pounding and taking water rapidly as power failed. The Coos Bay Lumber company owns the vessel.
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San Francisco
Coos Bay
Mile Rock
Golden Gate
Federal Telegraph Company
Kills Dad For Mother's Sake Confession Shocks Chicago
Chicago police report William Schumacher, 28, confessed to shooting and killing his father, a McHenry County farmer, saying he did it so his mother might have some peace on earth. The crime occurred as he reportedly admitted tonight.
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Chicago
William Schumacher
McHenry County
High Point High School elects class officers
All four classes completed organizing with officers listed for each group. Seniors: Sherrod Morrow president Jester Pierce vice president Eleanor Idol secretary He Vo Freeze treasurer Fred Ingram Emma Fritz cheerleaders. juniors: Charles Kearns president Vernon Johnson vice president Dorothy Rankin secretary Grace Walser treasurer Bill Bryant Irene McAnally. sophomores: Edgar Allan president J D Koonce vice president Fred Holcomb secretary treasurer Margaret York chairman program committee James Hinkle Eloise Ingram. freshmen: Frank Sizemore president James Frazier Gatewood Shipman cheerleaders. mentions nominating committees and election process. total enrollment figures included for each class.
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High Point High School
Sherrod Morrow
Jester Pierce
Eleanor Idol
HE. Vo
Freeze
Fred Ingram
Emma Fritz
Janet Harris
May Meador
Charles Kearns
Vernon Johnson
Dorothy Rankin
Grace Walser
Bill Bryant
Irene McAnally
Mary Johnston
Elizabeth Stover
Lucy Collins
Edgar Allan
J. D. Koonce
Fred Holcomb
Margaret York
James Hinkle
Eloise Ingram
Elgina McCain
Elizabeth Earp
Mary W. Abernethy
Frank Sizemore
James Frazier
Gatewood Shipman
Essie D Hunter
Mabel Tucker
Hester
City leaders push to beautify North Main street lot
Mayor W A Davis City Manager P P Pilcher and F J Sizemore executive secretary of the chamber of commerce urge immediate beautification of the North Main street lot across from the Sheraton hotel. They call turning the site from a sore eye into a green park a top city priority.
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W. A. Davis
P. P. Pilcher
F. J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
North Main Street
Sheraton Hotel
Davis
Pilcher
Mail Clerk Killed In Charleston Columbia Crash
A mail clerk E T Jenkins died in a collision between a mail truck carrying four men and a one mule wagon at Sumter and Senate streets near the state house in Columbia. Jenkins from Summerville was injured internally and died about 11 30 p m.
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Columbia
E. T. Jenkins
Charleston
Sumter
Senate
State House
Jenkins
Summerville
Ross Young Dies in San Antonio
Ross Young former Giants outfielder dies in San Antonio at age unspecified. A veteran major league slugger, he played for the New York Giants during his career and passed away in the city.
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Ross Young
San Antonio
New York Giants
Secretary Jardine Faces Cotton Carry Over Dispute
Hester claims official figures for American cotton carry over are flawed and urges the federation to stand on its own. He cites errors in the International Federation data on Indian and Russian consumption and mill stocks while Jardine defends the bureau’s 7,800,000 bale carry over as of August 1.
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Census Bureau
Jardine
Baltimore
Manchester Federation
Aswell
Bureau
Washington
Hester
New Orleans
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Alabama
Woh
Agriculture Secretary
Bureau of the Census
United States
Internatonal Cotton Federation
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Federation
India
United State Secretary of Agriculture
International Federation
American Cotton Manufacturer’s Association
International Federation of Master
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
International Federation of Master Spinners
Kissing Cuts Sweep Japanese Film Imports
Japan bans kiss scenes in many films prompting removal of 800000 feet of embrace footage from films recently sent to the country.
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Japan
Earl Carroll Returns to Broadway After Prison
Earl Carroll arrives in New York amid emotional scenes after completing a year in Atlanta penitentiary for perjury. Friends greet him, he contemplates resuming revue work, and courts questions about parole terms and his future projects.
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New York
Earl Carroll
Broadway
Atlanta
Gettir
Bronway
Pennsylvania Station
Caroll
Carroll
Joyce Hawley
Large Union County raid sends many to Spartanburg jail
Federal and state officers transferred forty one Union county detainees to the Spartanburg jail after a morning raid. Debarred bettors and laborers from cotton mills faced possible U S court charges for prohibition violations with docket set for December term. Twelve men posted bonds later in Spartanburg. An unrelated report notes Charles Grubbs 47 of Aiken died in a shotgun accident while preparing for a hunting trip.
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Union County
Spartanburg
Union
Joe L. Townsend
Arshal
P. M. Caudle
Townsend
Caudle
David D. Sanders
United States
Aiken
Charlie Grubbs
Mr. Grubbs
Mrs Wallace Killed in Wilmington Auto Crash
Mrs Elizabeth Wallace, wife of a former Wilmington postmaster, was killed when struck by a car alleged to have been driven by Preston Smith. Smith surrendered to police and is held on a $1000 bond.
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Wallace
Wilmington
Elizabeth Wallace
Preston Smith
Smith
Statewide social meeting gathers 300 Liberty daughters
Three hundred Song and Daughters of Liberty from across the state attended a state wide social meeting in Gh last night. J O Maynor of Durham presided with J C Kester of Salisbury and H O Sapp of Salisbury among the prominent councilors present. Fairmont council No 32 of Winston Salem won a prize for having the largest number of members present, represented by 35. Joh F Reynolds presented the prize to A B Snyder. State officers and committee members gave talks.
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Virginia
Delaware
J. O. Maynor
Durham
Stat
J. C. Kester
Salisbury
H. O. Sapp
State Council
Fairmont Council No
Winston-Salem
Joh F. Reynolds
A. B. Snyder
Fairmont Council
Wicket Spencer Steel placed in receivership
Buffalo New York October 22. The Wicket Spencer Steel Corporation with alleged liabilities exceeding 22 million dollars was placed in receivership today by order of U S District Judge John R Basel.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Wicket Spencer Steel Corporation
U. S
John R. Basel
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