Rebels Seize Sonora Government Property Seized
In Sonora the state authorities formally seized Federal property including customs houses in Nogales and other assets under the banner of the Republic of Sonora. Governor de la Huerta leads secession demands while General Plank carries out federal seizures and Calles calls for volunteers against Carranza forces. Entangled rail actions and possible spread to Baja California highlight a broader rebellion as Obregon’s status remains unsettled.
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California
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Obregon
Mexico City
Roberto Cejudo
de la Huerta
Southern Pacific de Mexico
Sinalos
Southern Pacific
Washington
United States
Carta
Runaway Milk Wagon Crashes Into Crowd Injuring Seven
A frightened milk wagon crashed into bystanders at Rivington and Attorney streets yesterday. Seven people were knocked down with serious injuries to Kate Silverman and Rose Schuman both 54 and 39 respectively, Frieda Gottlieb 42 with possible leg fracture, Hacky Kovelsky 56 with a fractured arm. Mr Gottlieb taken to Gouverneur Hospital. others sent home after treatment. Wagon owned by Max of Reade Street.
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Norfolk Street
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Gouverneur Hospital
Max 2
Reade Street
Will Ban German Goods Proclaimed by Australia
A Melbourne report to the Department of Commerce states Australia plans to proclaim a ban on importation of any German goods. The move follows tariff antagonism and aims to bar all imports from Germany, reflecting heightened tensions after the war.
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Washington
Australia
Melvurne
Bavarian Guards Refuse Disarmament Stand
Bavarian citizen guards in Munich refuse to surrender their rifles and warn that any French attempt to disarm them must occur locally. Lieutenant Colonel Woermer states at a guards meeting that they will not surrender their weapons, not even to the devil.
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Woermer
Paris Believes British Aim to Break Alliance
Paris reports Britain aims to withdraw from the allied ambassadorial conference and seeks to break the Entente. France and Belgium oppose England and Italy while the United States holds the balance. Millerand pledges firmness on France’s frontier fort, and Frankfort questions loom as Anglo French relations darken.
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Belgium
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Italy
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Ralph Courtney
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San Remo
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Japan
Europe
America
Wilson Resumes His Motor Outing From The Tribune
President Wilson drove for over an hour with Mrs. Wilson this morning in a White House car. Crowds greeted him along the Potomac riverfront route as the First Lady accompanied him, signaling a possible return to public appearances after rumors of illness. The White House trip followed the blooming cherry trees surrounding the Tidal Basin.
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Ebert Regime Faces Threat of Secession Plan
Report from South Germany describes rising separatist sentiment challenging the Ebert government. A movement seeks to nominate Paul von Ludendorff as dictator as authorities respond to the unrest and political instability across the region.
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Germans discuss separatist plots as Berlin woes grow
Dispatches from Berlin report a Bavarian secession push centered in Munich with calls for Ludendorf to become southern dictator. West Germany voices protest against Berlin's handling of the Ruhr insurrection and hints at dissolving the republic, while a Reichswehr commission demands swift punishment of Red leaders.
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Ebert
Kapp
Bullfighters Season Opens Amid Labor Harmony
Madrid reports a bright bullfighting season despite earlier labor troubles. Bandilleros and picadores secured their demands and now work in harmony. Queen Victoria and members of the royal family attended a private performance yesterday afternoon, which was interrupted by a severe hail storm.
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Boreaders
Belgian Troops Leave Belgium for Occupied Germany
A battalion of Belgian troops about 500 strong departed by Coblenz for Mayence, with bands and flags. They will reach their destination Monday evening, be welcomed by the French army, then proceed to occupy cities in Germany.
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Leipsic
Hoelz
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Mayence
Britain Presses Unity Over Allied Policy With France
London reports that Britain insists on unanimity with the Allies over the Ruhr dispute and warns France that future action must be joint. Paris favors independent occupation terms, raising concerns that France may not withdraw troops, while British diplomacy stresses loyalty to the alliance.
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Mueller
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San Remo
British Note Goes To Miller and Millerand Reply
The Earl of Derby British Ambassador to France delivered Britain's note to Premier Miller and Millerand. Millerand later replied to Lord Derby for transmission to Britain. The note concerns France's invasion of the Rhineland and reflects the era’s diplomatic exchanges.
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Public Schools Strain Under Teacher Shortage In New York
A New York public school crisis unfolds as 4 236 elementary classes were sent home last week for lack of teachers. About 140 000 pupils received only partial instruction while 40 000 studied under substitutes. In Public School 2 Bronx eight grade monitors teach, and Miss Margaret Devereux, the Class 2A1 teacher, broke down from stress.
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Ida Wagner
Sophie Abel
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Elizabeth Donavan Haus
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Margaret Devereux
Yankee
Brooklyn haberdasher ends life after profiteering arrest
Joseph Nichthauser a fifty year old Brooklyn haberdasher arrested Saturday by federal agents on a profiteering charge died by suicide with a self-inflicted gunshot at his home 78 Prospect Park West Brooklyn. He had been released on $2000 bail and left no warning for his wife Regina and three children about the arrest. The case involved a coat marked ODXX with agents claiming a false code indicated a wholesale price of 21 while selling for 45. Nichthauser ruled his last year profits at about 46081.56 and built a major Court and Montague Streets shop. He did not sleep well after the arrest with his wife recalling him pacing and then a fatal shot at breakfast time. His children are Alfred 20 Helen 22 and Francen 13.
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Hélen
Francen
Jamaica Strikers Return to Work Vote Breaks Rail Blockade
Jamaica branch members vote the strike illegal and order the outlaws back to work. In Columbus Ohio six hundred Pennsylvania Railroad switchmen who struck Friday night vote to return this morning, followed by about five hundred engineers and firemen in the yards as a result of the switchmen's decision.
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Kansas Industrial Court action spurs arrest warrants over switchmen strike
Four complaints charging violation of the Kansas Industrial Court law were filed in Wyandotte County District Court against striking switchmen. Warrants were issued and sent to the sheriff for service. Attorney General Richard J. Hopkins said the state will enforce the law firmly. Railroads seek enforcement as packing plants prepare to lay off workers. Jersey City trolley workers threaten a strike amid widespread disruption.
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Switchmen’s
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Switchmen
Kansas Aide
Richard J. Hopkins
Kansas Side
Hopkins
W. J. Wright
Wright
Missouri
Honas
Allen
Topeka
Faces Old Murder Charge On Vow to Dying Wife
Richard Derick surrendered at the Athens Tennessee county jail to face trial for the 14 year old murder of Hugh Duggan. Indicted then, he evaded arrest under an assumed name, later returning to Athens to honor a dying wife’s request to give his children their rightful name and to stand trial.
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Lawson
Athens
Bandits Stage Bold Gamble Raid On Broadway Casino
Five hold-up men raided a craps game in a Broadway apartment near Fifty third Street yesterday afternoon, looting cash watches and stickpins from over 100 players. The bandits fled in a taxicab after threatening violence, with loot reportedly around 5000 dollars. police claimed no knowledge of the incident.
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Fifty-third Street
West Forty-seventh Street
Erie Crew Deserts U. S. Mail Train
Erie crew abandons a U.S. Mail train as 25,000 Staten Island commuters face disruption after Baltimore and Ohio workers join a citywide walkout.
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U. S
Staten Island
Shipping Embargo Grips New York as Rail Strike Worsens
The city faces its worst rail strike crisis with Port Jervis crews abandoning the Erie Express carrying 250 passengers and mail. Isolated Staten Island freight stoppages and 50 Pennsylvania electric crews quitting halt service. Embargoes block shipments west of Altoona and north of Norfolk leaving New York with 5 percent of normal freight. Hudson tubes idle and ferries pressed into service during peak travel.
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