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The Proper Moment.
29 Dec 1923
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1923
Page
1
The Proper Moment.
The American Society for the Advancement of Science meets in Cincinnati where J W Hamilton proposes Cosmo-English as a universal secondary language. Dr N L McIndoo notes cotton odors may attract boll weevils while war veterans push for soldiers' compensation and grand juries indict several figures amid political tensions in the Philippines.
Uprising in Mexico moves toward decisive end as Federal forces seal off Guadalajara from three sides. In Coahuila a Gonzales faction raided Allende stealing money and horses before a Piedras Negras pursuit train advanced. Reports say Cardenas remains in command near Guadalajara. key towns earlier fell to loyal troops.
In Mexico City a general advance upon Vera Cruz extending from Tehuacan to Apizaco was ordered to begin Saturday under General Eugenio Martinez. Rebels have evacuated Tehuacan and are retiring toward Oaxaca. President Obregon moves headquarters from Irapuato to Yurucuar, as railways are repaired and the Lerma bridge rebuilt. Federal troops wear hat bands reading death to traitors.
The U S armored cruiser Rochester flagship of the special service squadron moves to Amapala Honduras and will stay near the area to safeguard American life and property amid uprisings in Honduras and southern Mexico. Rear Admiral Dayton commands the ship with a small marine detachment kept ready.
Four armed robbers stormed the Summit state bank in Summit Illinois firing revolvers as they entered and fled with between 15000 and 18000 dollars in cash. A grocery clerk wounded a bystander during the pursuit as pedestrians ducked for cover. robbers escaped in a car.
Edward Everett of Farmerville reports from Monroe that the Palmer-Davison well in Oakland district is flowing at 400 to 500 barrels a day with 32 gravity oil. The 500 barrel flow began yesterday at Palmer and Davidson No 1 in section 1-22-1E, signaling a rising oil boom in Union parish Louisiana.
Sir Auckland Geddes has resigned as British ambassador to the United States due to failing health. He is in England and had planned to sail for America next week. Officials would not discuss the matter, with Esme Howard named as possible successor.
The Marion county grand jury which probed Governor Warren T. McCray's finances returned seven additional indictments for forgery embezzlement and larceny on December 29 in Indianapolis Indiana. The new indictments allege specific instances of the crimes but add no new charges against the governor.
Brigadier General Charles G. Dawes former director of the U S budget and Owen D Young chairman of General Electric and RCA sail for Paris to take seats on a committee. The article notes they are two of three Americans selected for the delegation and outlines their roles and destinations.
A bitter cold wave stretched from Canada to Alaska with temperatures from 20 to 54 degrees below zero. The Weather Bureau issued warnings for Ohio Western Pennsylvania Tennessee and Kentucky as a strong storm centered over Wyoming moves southeast. The Eagle Alaska low reached 54 degrees below zero.
Invited by the inter allied reparations commission to sit as unofficial U S representatives on the committee to balance the German budget. They will attend the committee meeting January 14 in Paris and act officially on the committee.
Washington December 29 A group of Republican veterans seeks a January vote on a soldier bonus despite tax revision talks. They plan a January 10 conference to direct Ways and Means to report a bona fide bonus bill by January 21 and seek immediate House consideration.
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