Mexico Declares Debt Payback and Sovereign Independence
General Obregon vows Mexico will honor foreign debts and rights of Mexicans and foreigners. He states Mexico will not be a province of the world or the United States, and US recognition is anticipated as stability is shown. Consul Garcia calls for confidence as De la Huerta government works.
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Tes
Mexico
Alvaron Obrecon
Vlcer
Southern Republic
Gener Obregen
Texas
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Huet
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W. B P. Lobby
Ffobbwy
Robert Garcia
General Obregonm
United States
Alfredo de la [Fueria
Tuerta
de la Huerta
Athopich
Wisconsin Prohibition Enforcement Under Fire by Judge
The Wisconsin enforcement crisis is blamed on misread prohibition laws and weak cooperation. A federal judge says resistance by officers led to three fatal encounters and urges federal officials to enforce the act firmly. The presiding judge notes distrust in the Prohibition Bureau and calls for unity with District Attorney Sawyer and Judge Geiger.
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Daar Ag Vite States
Tudae
Golcer
United Stites
Pla
Iherat Milwatrkers
Pral- Pvingoe
Pestonal
Geedyred Wholesale
Mudvest
Wis- Casisit
AL Sawyer
Wis Consin
Maj. Deatevingde
Wisconsin
Fnc
Tudee Geiger
Sawyer
United States
Geents
Preston
Palestaple
Tle Qidensen
Wiscensin
Triple shooting in divorce case shocks Rockford
Noble D Biek shot and killed his wife and probably fatally wounded his mother in law Mrs Dora Brown and himself. Police say the violence followed a conference on contentious Dickinsons proceedings in Rockford.
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Rockford, Til
Noble Dbiekineen
Dora Brown
Dickinsons
MUNDAY MUST GO TO PRISON
The Supreme Court refused to review Charles B. Munday's case. The Chicago banker was convicted of embezzlement and given an Indefinite penitentiary term.
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Munday
United States Supreme Court
Chicago
Washington
Supreme Court
Charles B. Munday
Ireland Crisis Deepens as Reprisals and Threats Rise
The article reports growing Irish turmoil with warnings of intensified police actions, railway disruption, and a crackdown on Sinn Fein, amid international rifts over the treaty and arms. It notes Lloyd George’s controversial speech, support from anti-government factions, and possible expansion of security forces to quell violence.
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Carnarvon
Ife
T Llord George
Wari
Treland
Pollestuens
Sinn Felners
Herbert Thasquith
Ireland
Secret Service
Trish “Republic
Red Organization
Victor Kopp
Berlin
Kopp
Russia
British Empire
Paris
Sinn Fein
Italy
France
Great Britain
State retailers to sue coal commission price fix order
Indianapolis, Oct. 18. Between ten and so suits contesting the action of the coal commission and affecting the entire state were to be filed in Marion county courts today. Each retailer, jobber and operator will file a separate case against the commission's price fixing order.
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State Commission
Indianapolis
TOO
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Coal Commission
Marion
Indiana County Board Seeks Removal Of Shelbyville Road Inspector
Marion county commissioners urged the state highway commission to remove the inspector on the Shelbyville road project south of Indianapolis. They warned road work could be halted if not removed, citing J. J. Gyritith the county surveyor who found noncompliance with specifications on the three mile gravel road under state inspection.
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To War on Chicken Thieves in Blackford County
October 18 report from Traftroord City states the Blackford County Horsethief Detective association has launched a campaign against chicken thieves. A suspected intruder identified after a raid on James Lynn’s coop two weeks ago in Washington township was pursued with a shotgun, receiving multiple injuries. The suspect’s name is with authorities as a grand jury plans an investigation and Roll physician treats shotgun wounds.
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Armenia
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Great Britain
Traftroord City
Blackford
Washington
James Lynn
Jaynn
Roll
Judge Seeks New Judge In Rushville Case
In Rushville on October 18 the defense moved for a change of judges alleging improper relations among A L Gary and Martin Clevenger and relatives. Gary opposed the motion. A new special judge will be chosen and the case set for next Tuesday. Regular judge AL Sparks led the raid that led to the arrest of Clevenger.
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Rushville
A. L. Gary
Martin Clevenger
Gary
Will AL Sparks
Clevenger
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Death in Mine Fire Sparks Investigation in Clinton
James Liscamih, 38, an Adbine shoediver at the Taterstate mine west of Clinton, died from smoke and fumes after losing his way. State mine inspector Chiry Livdejohn and Vermilion county coroner Dr O E Ragan investigate. Widow and one child survive in Planford. Burial held in Clinton.
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Get
James Liscamih
Taterstate
Clnton
Chiry Livdejohn
O. E. Ragan
Vermilion County
Planford
Pleads Guilty to Auto Theft in County Court
Kevimisville resident Det. Oscar Ward of Carmi pleaded guilty to auto theft at the Pose County credit count hearing in Mr Vernon. He admitted stealing a car from Edward Stein at the New Pormany fair weeks earlier. Ward was sentenced to Indiana State Prison by Judge Elerdis Clements for six months to five years.
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Kevimisville
Det
Oscar Ward
Nage
Carmi
Poses County
South Bend Plans $771,000 Oliver School Remodeling
The South Bend council approved school board plans to remodel Oliver School at an expense of 771000. The new building will have forty rooms and will be attended mainly by children born to Polish and Poongarhan families.
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South Bend
Det
Grass Fires Ravage Monroe Township Farmland Near Alexandria
Grass fires along the Big Four railroad north and south of Alexandria destroy hundreds of dollars worth of crops and several hundred feet of fence. Sparks from passenger train engines reportedly started the blazes.
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Alexandria
Oat
Big Four
Monroe Township
Civil War Veterans Meet Held in Kokomo
Howard coil Civil War veterans gathered in Kokomo for their annual reunion. After ceremonies and entertainment a dinner officers were elected for next year.
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Kokomo
Howard Coil
Forty Ninth Bartholomew Sunday School Meet at St Louis Crossing
The Bartholomew County Sunday School association holds its forty ninth annual fall convention at St. Louis Crossing on October 19 and 20.
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Columbus
Bartholomew County Sunday School Association
St. Louis Crossing
Eatonie Sainted by Patient for Stomach Trouble Relief
Mrs Dora Williams recalls a year of illness and says Eatonie aided her recovery from stomach distress. Eatonie is described as removing excess acidity and gas to restore digestion. Consumers are advised to take Eatonic after each meal with a promise of a small cost and druggist guarantee.
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Carter
Dora Williams
Eatonie
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