Rebels Capture Jalapa and March Toward Capital
Rebels seize Jalapa the capital of Vern, with General Guadalupe Huerta leading a revolt backed by Adolfo de la Huerta. Federal troops retreat to Oriental as 2,000 agrarian volunteers rally, while insurgents plan moves toward Mexico City and Vera Cruz with up to 10,000 troops awaiting coordinated advances.
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Ciia Barodo
Tex
Associated [Press
Jalain
Vern Mra
Guadalupe Ranches
Fasore
Adolfo de la Huerts
Nurlens
Zanla
Mexico
Glis
Tareda
Tantantpias
Clelds
Taurty
Luse
Cohregon
Fem Velava
Vera Cruz
Associated Press
Vera Omzander Criers
Mexico City
Anv Atolnz
Berlanga
Mayer
Obregon
Wild Bill Donovan dies in train collision and wreck
Reports recount a fog bound collision involving the Century Limited where sections failed to stop, a brakeman warned, and Pullman cars derailed. Engineer Charing Patterson and Tagineer Peterson described warning signals and speed adjustments. several occupants escaped serious injury but a passenger, Miss Tan Witt of Curtis City, was among those shaken.
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Wrea
Poginrer Charing Pattereth
Buttaln
Jehn
Chely Cocupants
Rairoad Officils
Tagineer
Petterson
Thorea Mares
Alstauca Paray
Manitowoc
Wis
Tan Witt
Cutis City
Rouse
Ow York
Erie
Miss Witt
L. B. Bump
New York
Aluminum Foods Compang
Austin Jones
Pany
Rhrer
Belolt College Gan Boast Of But Three Presidents
Beloit Wis Though seventy years pass since the Beloit College founding the institution has had only three presidents with interim leadership. Reverend A L Chapin of Milwaukee led in the early era, followed by M A Thannan and then interim president Maton. The college, Wisconsin’s first chartered, traces its origins to territorial days under Governor Henry Dodge.
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Beloit
Wis
Althugh
Heloit
DL Vatu
Welleslay
Mass
Nnd
M.A Thannan
Matonasin
Rullepe
Pucceason
Tao
Ator
Revere
Srat College
Io Wisconsin
Callucr
Territerttal
Henry Trader
Beto College
Dirhon
Darton
Washington
Doe
Tragic Milwaukee case leads to confession and arrest
Miss Florence Witmeyer, accused in a Milwaukee linked case involving Tompkins, is arrested on related charges after a chain of events including a private inquiry and detectives tracing alleged improper relations. Tompkins admitted to two earlier occasions and faced a fatal confrontation with his wife leading to her murder and body disposal. Funeral services for Mrs. Tompkins were held, with remains to be buried in Bloomington. The case continues as authorities pursue further inquiries in Ozaukee and Marinette counties.
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Sihernex
Miss Witmerer
Tompkins
Milwaukee Nor Yal
Tangitus
Tventh
Wstage Holdings
Childern
Hebert
Tate
Ats
Blas
Neai Tompkins
Boonmtessian
George Unatughnessy
Lian
Ben Tompkina
Marinette Marinette
Wis
Florence Witmeyer
Milwaukee
Klor
Jtere
Forest Home Cemtere
Bloomington
Ozauken
Covered Wagon shows hardships of pioneer days
Mrs Blesnore Lavere of Janesville plans to go to Fort Madison prison to identify a man and press him to explain his alleged affair with another woman. She alleges her husband James Ward is serving a sentence in Iowa and was linked to the Sailstad disappearance in 1920.
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Sailstad
Madison
Wis
Blesnore Lavere
Janesville
James Lavore
Fort Madison
Towr
Lavere
James Ward
Lavare
Edward Sallstad
Eau Claire
Cara Bock
Boscobel J
Boscobe
James ‘Ward
Lowm
Jim
Obituaries Hasten Deaths in La Crosse Area
Andrew J Roth aged near 70 died after a brief illness at his La Crosse home He came from Indiana and leaves a wife Mathage a son Paulin and a daughter two sisters and four grandchildren His brother Leonard preceded him dies at 19 months ago Funeral from Mrs L Roth home and St James Catholic Church Interment in Catholic cemetery Mrs Elizabeth May 74 died at her daughter s home in La Crosse She was born in Milwaukee October 24 1870 and lived in La Crosse many years Her husband Tobias May preceded her 35 years ago Surviving two daughters one son three sisters and one brother Funeral from the Schubert home Wednesday at 2 30 Rev Jon Ianzlauf officiating Interment in Gal Grove Cemetery
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Andrew J. Roth
L. Roth
Charlier kKired
St. James’ Catholic Church
Elizabeth May
Charles Schubert
Madigan Street
May
Ce Josebluth
Milwaukea Oetaber
la Crosse
Tobias May
Charles Schbert
Ernest Mier
Henry Mas
The Governed Wagon Opens at 14 Cross Theatre
Seventy five years ago a Wagon Train epic opens at 14 Cross Theatre. The Oregon Trail tale follows Westport Landing emigrants who split toward Oregon and California amid savages, floods, and frontier hardships. Cast includes Torrence and Tsung with a 22 musician orchestra adding mood to the period drama.
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Westport Landing
Missouri River
Oregon
Slert Dietince
Mme Stroyo
Jed Wingate
Terhaeny Clewih
Phelp Fron Bauiow
Tate
Kit Dunstan
U. Arpiy
California
Ranion
Warren Kerrigan
Pine Sky
Woodhall
Penest Torrence
Tully Vishal
Alan Tints
Sam Wook
Flo
Dyerroye
Nora
Barry
Vaudeville at the Rivoli Theater Delights Audiences
Four vaudeville acts headline a Rivoli show with a standout dancer formerly with the Metropolitan Opera. Leann Barna assists, while Trussell Carr provides juggling humor and Orace traps the audience with witty dialogue. Bord Senter performs as a premier tazzologist with jazzed instrumental backing. Over and Reval close with a lively comedy sketch Just The Types and a mix of songs dances and chatter.
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Rivol Theater
West Side
Evi
Valda
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Leann Barna
Trussell Carr
Jack Russell
Reval
Fire Destroys 50 Cars in Marshfield Garage
Fire gutted the two story brick Loiselle Brothers garage in Marshfield Wisconsin early Monday destroying about fifty automobiles valued at at least seventy five thousand dollars. A night attendant had left to sell gasoline and found the building ablaze upon return.
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Marshfield
Wis
Loiselle Brother
Patro Et the
Ead
Rames
High Winds Kill Man in Los Angeles Area
Severe winds across Los Angeles caused fatalities and injuries as uprooted trees and damaged property disrupted streets and storefronts. Officials urge caution as crews assess wreckage and responders assist the affected residents.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Sundar
Coolidge A Candidate To Succeed Himself
A page one continuation notes party chiefs favor Cleveland’s nomination as the party seeks a smooth transfer. Fred W. Spham, treasurer of the committee, asserts that responsible administration leaders back Cleveland. Committee members will dine with President Coolidge at a lunch Wednesday and will receive a banner tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Fred W. Spham
Chicago
Ohio City
Coolidge
Adtmea
City Attorney Wins Settlement Approval in Case
City Attorney states a settlement is satisfactory and asks the common council to approve the tentative agreement to conclude stipulation and secure dismissal of the company's appeal. Signed by O. T. Swennes, City Attorney.
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Swennes
Market closes with mixed gains amid short covering
Stock market ends the session with United States industries showing gains in Amcor Products Davison Chemical and Pierce Oil as investors covered shorts. American Car and Foundry, International Corp Locomotive, and Gulf States Steel rise while many others drift. Total volume nears 1,000,000 shares as traders weigh refining and manufacturing names across the economy.
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Davison Chemical
Pierce Oil
Amurlesn
American Car and Foundry
International Corp
American Nefting and
Toba
Wootul Anecanda Gopher Atehinon
Antic Giltana
Battimaore and
Obla Bettirnem Steel
Galea Pnia
Patrojerm Vation Pactua Tral Leather
Gulf States
Missouri
Paettte
BBS
Tork Centra Vy
Hand Bay Rink
Western
Northern
Pertti Pacific
Pan American Petroleum “Rs
Fennavivania
Peleetacere
People’s Garebeedsteey
Sears
Westinghouse
American Agri
Nevada
An - Tray Co White Earle
Baldwin holds talks with king as plan stays closed
London AP report says Prime Minister Baldwin arrived from Chequers Court and met King George VI at Buckingham Palace. He reportedly told cabinet he will remain until Parliament meets next month while ministers clash over resignation and MacDonald possibly forming a new cabinet.
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London
Associated Press
Baldwin
Chequers Court Momlay
Buckingham Palace
Central News Enga
Maonth
The
Daily Mail
Yile Ramasy MacDonald
MacDonald
Ford Rolls Over Pike On French Island
A Ford touring car carrying Mr and Mrs Rostex their daughter Pearl Mrs Gera Wagner her daughter Aliee and Glen Mason rolled over the French Island pike between the two bridges at 745 Sunday night. All occupants escaped serious injury minor bruising to Mrs Wagner reported. A wrecker 1 saved 10 right there.
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Rostex
Pearl
Gera Wagner
Aliee
Glen Mason
French Island
Wagner
Superior boy saves two from drowning
In Superior Wisconsin a brave 11 year old named Edvin Dahlberg and two companions Emil Dahlberg 75 and Casper Kutz 16 nearly drowned after skating on thin ice. Kutz fell through the ice and Milt Dahlberg attempted a rescue and also fell in before Edvin pulled them onto the shore using a hockey stick.
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Superior
Wis
Edewin
Dahlberg
Emil Dahlberg
Casper Kutz
Kutz
Milt Dahlberg
Edn
Stranc
Coolidge Likely To Enter California Primary Race
Washington report says President Coolidge has entered the Republican nomination race and friends plan to place his name on California’s primary ballot. William J. Crocker, California Republican committeeman, indicated a bound guidance toward Coolidge’s entry in the California primary to contest Senator Hiram Johnson. Crocker did not confirm urging but said Coolidge’s chances to carry California against Johnson were seen as favorable.
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Washington
Coolidge
California
Coolige
Jahnsim
Cooke
Hiram Johnson
Immell to Washington for militia affairs work
Madison November report states Adjutant General Ralph M. Immell will depart Madison December 27 to consult with return bureau officials on Wisconsin National Guard activities. He is also to discuss with federal officials the appointment of a commander for the Thirty second Division, a unit comprising Wisconsin and Michigan guard components.
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Madison
Wis
Ralph M. Immell
Washington
Retutrn
Wisconsin
Immell
Michigan
Wilcox to Talk at Luncheon Here Wednesday
Chairman F. G. Wilcox of the Industrial Commission of Wisconsin will speak at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon Wednesday at noon. He is described as a forceful speaker and will discuss the commission’s work and the problems it faces, promising an interesting talk for attendees.
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Wilcox
Chaiman
G. Wilcox
Industrial Commission of Wisconsin
Limcheon
Chamber of Commerce
Superker
Industrial Commission
Puss- Hessen
Senate Deadlocked by Insurgents Over Cummins Vote
Washington scene as insurgents block re election of Senator Cummins to head the interstate commerce committee. First ballot 41 to 39 with La Follette seven votes and Smith 20. Second ballot Cummins drops four, Smith 38, La Follette 7. Third ballot mirrors the first with 41 for Cummins, 39 for Smith, La Follette seven. Senate adjourns with deadlock unsettled.
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la Follette
Loway
Washington, D. C
Conomtne Grown
Interstate Commerce
Coamins
Smith
Demorret
Romh
Hua
Ty Follette
Wisconsin
Mains
Senate Oy
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Isader
Can't Cut Taxes and Have Bonus Holds Coolidge
Fragmented Washington budget notes show major proposed outlays by the War Department, Air Service, National Guard, and harbors projects. It cites increases for prohibition enforcement, Coast Guard needs, and civilian agency funding, with figures for postal revenues and agriculture spending.
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Naval
Navy
War Department
Air Service
National Guard
Coner
Snolidee
Coner Shor
Coast Guard
Eed
Treasury Department
Osia
Parliament Dissolution Rumor Abroad Sparks Debate
An unsigned telegram from the semi official Stefan Agency notes Monday morning moves in London over the fate of King Victor Emmanuel and the potential dissolution of Parliament. The report suggests tensions between Italian and British authorities as events unfold.
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Victor Era Namie
Protess
Stefan Ageets
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