Obregon foe Morones accused as intellectual author
The article portrays Luis N. Morones, former minister of industry, commerce and labor, accused by Obregon supporters as the intellectual author of President-Elect Alvaro Obregon's assassination. It notes his bitter enmity toward Obregon, his self-characterization, and his reputed visits to jails and correspondence with prisoners.
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Alvaro Obregon
Luis N. Morones
Industry
Commerce
Calles
General Obregon
Obregon
FUGITIVE FACES NEW CHARGES
Alpha L. Holaday, once jailed for a get rich quick scheme, is a Delaware County fugitive facing new charges of embezzlement and violating Indiana blue sky laws. His wife and children accuse him of desertion. his inlaws sign a bond for his liberty now sued to forfeit it. Detectives have failed to locate him after months.
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Times Special
Muncie
Ind
Alpha L. Holaday
Delaware County
Holaday
Dorsey McCreery
Texas Judge Fines Gouging Liquor Cases In Brooklyn
Federal Judge William H. Atwell, a Dallas native on vacation relief in Brooklyn federal court, explains he ties penalties to the individual. He cites a 125 dollar fine for a grocer who sold liquor and a one cent fine for others, insisting enforcement is judicial not political.
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Texas
Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
New York
Solomon
William H. Atwell
Bailiwick
Dallas
Brooklyn
South
Atwell
M E Delegates Hear Concert at Lexington Conference
Prominent local artists presented an all star musical concert to delegates at Barnes Church in Indianapolis. The program featured Miss Mattie Stoval in The Prophet reading and noted ministers spoke during the Young Peoples Forum and closing conference sessions led by Bishop M. W. Clair.
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Indianapolis Times
J. Harold Brown
Crispus Attucks High School
the Prophet
Mattie Stoval
Young Peoples’ Forum
P. T. Gorham
J. P. Q. Wallace
I. Garland Penn
Cincinnati
M. W. Clair
J. L. Thompson
W. Wash
Lexington M. E
Barnes Church
Twenty-Sixth St
Indianapolis Ave
J. C. Hayes
Drowning of Robert Hartzell Jr. at Winona Lake
Robert Hartzell Jr., six, drowned at Winona Lake while visiting his grandfather in Warsaw Indiana. His body was recovered from eight feet of water near the beach after he had been playing nearby. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Hartzell of Troy Ohio.
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Timea
Warsaw
Ind
Robert Hartzell, Jr
Winona Lake
Robert Hartzell
Troy
Ohio
George Hartzell
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