Rebels Claim Big Mexico Advances Across North
North Mexican fronts report rebel victories as Gen. Escobar captures Monterey and forces push toward Mexico City. Rebels threaten Guanajuato while Manzo moves from Nogales toward San Blas as federal troops seek to slow the advance.
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Nogales
Ariz
U.P
Mexico City
Sonora
Vera Caz
Esperanza
Orizaba
J. Gonzalo Escobar
State of
Sinaloa
Carrillo
Mexico May Import Arms From United States Under Rebel Crisis
The American embassy in Mexico City says President Portes Gil may need to import arms from the United States to address the current rebellion. No license requests have been filed yet, and the State Department notes the 1924 arms embargo remains in effect. The prior weapon sale in 1923-24 occurred under Coolidge and followed the de la Huerta rebellion.
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Washington
Mar
U.S
Mexico City
Portes Gil
United States
United Press
State Department
Jgg
Mexico
Heroreil
de la Hudrih
Obféxon
War Department
Coolidge
Sayqablié
de la Huerta
United
Fire destroys tents at Los Angeles auto show
A $2,000,000 blaze last night gutted tents housing the Los Angeles annual automobile show delaying the event. About 400 vehicles including latest models, airplanes, and boats burned, but spectators were unharmed. Two firefighters suffered minor burns. The show will reopen tonight in Shrine Auditorium with duplicates on display.
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Los Angeles
Mar
U.P
Shrine Auditorium
Five More Die From Poisoned Alcohol Toll Rises
Peoria reports five additional deaths from tainted liquor as federal agents from Chicago arrive to investigate the poisoned alcohol source. Six patients remain in hospitals with severe injuries and possible blinding outcomes. Two men and two women, Maurice Mansfield, Jessie Mansfield, O. G. Griffin, and Nita Griffin, face manslaughter charges for distributing the tainted drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Mar
U.P
Chicago
Maurice Mansfield
Jessie
O. G. Griffin
Nita
Federal Prohibition Department
Auction Sale Notice At Mount Pleasant Area Farm
Auction sales set for Tuesday March 12 by John Schupbach at his Mt Pleasant area residence with horses cattle and farming implements listed. Sale starts at 22 30 oclock with C Forney as auctioneer. Sale list on page 5.
Auction at ColemanWise residence lists horses cattle and implements
Tuesday March 12 Jacob Carrick to sell at his residence two miles west and one half mile south of Coleman or one mile east and one and a half miles north of Wise a sale of horses cattle and a good list of implements feed and related items sale begins 12 30 oclock J M Marshall auctioneer Robi Murphy clerk sale list to appear in issue of Sale list appears on page 5 of this paper
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John Schupbach
Mt. Pleasant
Weidman
C. Forney
Jacob Carrick
Coleman
Wise
J. M. Marshall
Robi Murphy
Owen Conley Sale at residence near Weidman
Owen Conley exposes a sale of horses cattle hogs and sheep plus implements at his residence three miles north and five and a half miles west of Weidman at 12 30 o clock Auctioneers Davis and McCall with Wm Schauppner as clerk The sale list appears in this issue on page 5.
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Owen Conley
Weidman
Davis & McCall
Wm. Schauppner
March 13 Auction At Davis Residence
N L Davis will sell at his residence four miles north two miles east and a half mile south of Waidman or six miles south two miles west and a half mile south of Farwell a list of horses cattle hogs feed and farming implements. Sale starts at 10:00. Groves auctioneer Albert Graham clerk Gale list to appear March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Davis
Waidman
Farwell
Groves
Albert Graham
Gale
Aged veteran Democrat Thomas Taggart dies in Indianapolis
Thomas Taggart 73, noted Indiana Democratic leader, dies at his home in Indianapolis after a four month illness. He played a pivotal role in 1912 Democratic convention in Baltimore aiding Woodrow Wilson and Vice President nominee Thomas R. Marshall. His passing follows a long career in Midwestern politics.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Taggart
Alfred. E. Smith
Targart
County Monaghan
Ireland
Xenia
Ohio
Middle West
Tom Taggart
Baltimore
William EF. McCombs
Woodrow Wilson
French Lick Hotel
McCombs
Teggart
Thomas R. Marshall
Tom
Pay Increase Of Department Head Is Passed
Lansing March 6 The house approved a conservation bill boosting the director's pay from 5000 to 7500 yearly and shifting appointment authority to the conservation commission. A last minute change requires two of seven commissioners from the Upper Peninsula. The senate also re enacted the teachers retirement fund act with 63 votes for passage.
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Lansing
Mar
House
Conservation Commission
Upper Peninsula
Teathers Retirement Fund
Senate
Tax Problems May Be Studied By Commissions
In Lansing Michigan two commissions may study tax problems after Senate approval of Lennon's resolution calling for a joint survey by the House and Senate taxation committees. The Senate previously endorsed Conlon's bill creating a seven member commission to study the tax system and report promptly. Lennon's plan requires a report within 30 days after final passage, allowing time for current legislative action. Members would invite tax experts from the state university and state college.
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Lansing
Mat
U.P
Michigan
Senate
Lennon
House
Conlon
Kinney PTA Hosts Notable Kinney Meeting
About a hundred people attended the Kinney school Parent-Teacher Association gathering Tuesday evening. The high school orchestra performed well and Rev. C Hawkins spoke on what he called the biggest business in the world. Officers for the coming year were elected: President R F Rotner, Vice President Mrs W A Harrison, Secretary Helen Johnson, Treasurer Carl Huber. Next meeting set for April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Kinney
C. Hawkins
Hugh Watson
R. F. Joiner
Child Welfare Magazine
R. F.rotner
W.A. Harrison
Helen Johnson
Carl Huber
Vowles
Lindbergh Wedding Date Clue Found in Secret Code
In Long Beach California Franklin Wallace a O Donnell aviation engineer says he received a coded invitation announcing the date of Col Charles A Lindbergh and Miss Anne Morrow's wedding The note was sent to Quiet Birdmen members and kept secret until Wallace announced plans to travel to Mexico City for the ceremony expected within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
U.P
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Franklin Wallace
O’donnell School of Aviation
Wallace
Mexico City
Michigan moves to fund state buildings by property tax
The Michigan legislature introduced a bill by Rep. Gus T. Hartman to levy a three fourths mill tax on assessed state value. Revenue would go to the state administrative board for buildings and improvements including the psychopathic hospital, soldiers home, schools, and other state institutions.
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Lansing
Gus ‘T. Hartman
Houghton
Green
Fred R. Ming
Ming
Hartman
State Administrative Board
State Psychopathic Hospital
Michigan Soldiers Home
Boy’s Vocational School
Michigan Home and Training School
Michigan
Detroit
Three blimps battle fierce winds at Bolling Field
An all night effort to save three army and navy blimps ended as a 50 mile per hour gale eased. Two firemen were injured clinging to inflating gas bags and the navy blimp JJ-4 was deflated with loss of helium gas. Navy blimp J-3 and army TC-5 returned to Langley field for mooring. J-3 cage damaged but ship largely intact.
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Washington
Mar
Army
Navy
Bolling Field
Army T
Langley Field
Rockefeller Stewart Face Proxy Fight Over Indiana Standard Oil
In Whiting Indiana tomorrow the Rockefellers seek to oust Col Robert Wright Stewart from Standard Oil of Indiana chairmanship amid a clash of billions versus millions. John D Rockefeller Jr leads Morality in Industry while Stewart backs Wonest Profits as 58 000 shareholders vote. Rockefeller claims over 60 percent control supported by his proxy committee head Winthrop Aldrich.
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Chicago
U.P
Knights of Big Business
Whiting
Ind
Rockefellers
Standard ‘Oil Company
Indiana
John ‘D. Rockefeller, Jr
Cray
Robert W. Stewart
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Group
Stewarts
Altha
Stewart
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
Lake Michigan
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
John Davison Rockefeller, Jr
Robert Wright
Egypt
Thomas M. Debevoise
Stewaré
Projtress
America
Col. Stewart
Wall Street
New York
LaSalle Street
Florida
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Supreme Court
Rockefeller, Sr
Senate
Fin
Continental Trading Company, Ltd
Canada
Standard of Indiana
Continental
Sinclair Crude’ Oil Purchising Co
Prairie Oil & Gas
Coolidge Basks in Return to Quiet Civic Life
Former president Calvin Coolidge, visiting Northampton on March 6, expresses happiness at leaving the presidency. He misses none of the heavy duties, enjoys no longer rising early to read and dictate, and welcomes fewer speeches. He sits in the Coolidge and Hemenway law office for his first newspaper interview since leaving the White House, though he insists he should not be directly quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Mass
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge and Hemenway
White House
Washington
Woman's Club Literary Division Reviews The Father
The Wo mans club literary division met at Mrs. M A Cobb home. Mrs John Kelley gave a review of Kath arine Holland Brown's novel The Father, sharing insights and appreciation of the work.
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Woman’s Club
M A. Cobb
John Kelley
Katharine Holland Brown
Hoover to Call Extra Session for Farm Relief and Tariff Reform
President Hoover plans an extra congressional session between April 10 and 15 focused on farm relief and tariff revision. Republican Leader Tilson said the Ways and Means Committee should have the tariff bill ready by April 20, with hearings on farm relief kept concise. Hoover also discussed the Mexican situation and enforcement program with Senator Borah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
U.P
Hoover
Congress
Tilson
House
House’ Agriculture Committee
Borah
Idaho
White House
Three Arraigned Here On Drunkenness Charges
Three arrests were made this week by Sheriff Shertel and deputies for drunkenness and driving while drunk. Lee Parks of Lansing was picked up by Ingham county police and brought to Mt. Pleasant. fined 50 dollars and 19.10 dollars costs. McGuirk was apprehended in Cassnovia and brought to face a driving while drunk charge. fined 0 dollars and 23.06 dollars costs, or ten days, now jailed awaiting funds. Otto Duke of Weidman was brought in by Deputy Cahill and is serving a ten day sentence.
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Shertel
Lee Parks
Lansing
Ingham County
Mt. Pleasant
McGuirk
Cassnovia
Otto Duke of Weidman
Cahill
David D. Buick Dies in Detroit at 72 After Illness
David D. Buick founder of the Buick Automobile company died in Detroit at age 72. He had been ill for a month in hospital with cancer and died almost penniless, his disappointment at his fate contributing to his weakened condition.
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Detroit
Mar
David D. Buick
Buick Automobile Company
Dance Don't Forget the Dance at I Q QO F Hall
Community notice for a Thursday evening dance at I Q QO F hall entry price one dollar per couple with twenty six cents extra for ladies. Event ad promotes social gathering in local venue.
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I. Q. QO. F. Hall
Local Children Enter National Flag Essay Contest
Nineteen Mt. Pleasant children have signed up for the National Flag essay contest with prizes from scholarships to a world trip. Regional contests feed winners to Washington for the grand prize. local units require at least 25 youths aged 14 to 18.
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Mt. Pleasant
C. Vance
Americaization
American Legion Auxiliary
Vance
Laura Ohms
United States
Michigan
Ohio
Mt Peasant Daily
Washigton
D. C
Hag Bee
Mis
Ohmi
Ruth Hunt
Lois Davidson
Mildred Monther
Bilee Stainweather
Gang Murder Near Northside Garage Has Officials Close
Chicago March 6 Assistant State's Attorney David Stansbury says the murder of seven men three weeks ago is nearing resolution. He tracks new leads and reviews police findings, with possible arrests of the firing squad members linked to profits, payment disputes, or gang ties.
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Chicago
Mar
W.P
David Stansbury
Stansbury
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Mooney
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Lindy
Giant Financial Battle
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