Mexican capital heated as Obregon gains support pace
Reports from San Antonio and Mexico City describe General Alvaro Obregon's growing influence in the capital amid a possible mediation effort by Argentina Brazil and Chile. Carranza allies accuse opponents of obstructing his return while Gonzales is seen as a potential rival. Demonstrations and partisan maneuvering mark the political climate as Obregon tours.
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Associated Press
Santiago
Chile
The
Nacion Today
Argentina
Brazil
United States
Mexico
Conaul Jenkins
San Antonio
Teras
Mexico City
Wazaitu
Alvaro Obregon
Carranza
Iranza
Gonzales
Obregon
Mexico ‘City
American Citizen James Wallace Killed Near Tampico
American citizen James Wallace, employed by Gulf Refining, was shot and killed by Mexican federal soldiers near Tampico on a Wednesday. The State Department ordered a thorough investigation, calling the incident part of a string of aggravating outrages that has concerned officials for months.
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State Department
Tampico
Washington
Yav
James Wallace
Kumuag
Detalla
E. ‘T. Wallace
Gulf Refining Company
Columbia
Mexico
Tamples
Poterero del Liano
Wallace
East Yonkers Herald Note on Liquor Ban
Fragmentary OCR snippet cites a ban on liquor with scattered names and places. Mentions Yonkers Statesman, Mics Lucie, Zirkle near New Market, Vista, and a Mrs 2 at a church address. Text unclear. core event a local liquor ban referenced with multiple personal names.
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Yonkers
Mics Lucie
Zirkle
New Market
Vista
Adetasd
Hest
Atrout
Dance in Honor of Sons at Junior Hall
Mr and Mrs James H Grove near Frederick hosted a large social in Junior Hall to honor their three sons James Jarboa and M J Grove. Invited guests included numerous Grove Rogers Kemp Apple Wren and Rohrback families with many others from Frederick area.
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James H. Grove
Frederick
James
Jarboa
M. J. Grove
Amanda Hammond
Elizabeth Grove
Susan Grove
Mary Longo Grove
Grace Grove
Lillian Grove
Anna Rogers
Louise Rogers
Elizabeth Keller
Anna Kemp
Harriet Kemp
Dorothy Jolliffe
Caroline Rogers
Emily Apple
Mazie Gambrt
Kitty Ross
Anna Catherine
Anna Mary
Richard Dutrow
Eas Rumsburg
Charles Birely
John Direly
Robert Osburn
Frank Hedges
Charles Bogers
Walker Jolliffe
John Clark Worthington
Otho Keller
Crongwell Kessler
Clyde Boutson
Harvey Trogerk
Charles Arnold
Joseph Griffin
Austin Griffin
Hart Atchison
Charles 5. Houck
Grafton Walls
Harold Quinn
Alvin Quinn
Frank Urner
Torman Grimes
Noel Haller
William Comfort
Douglass Hemp
Richard Hemp
Leon Biser
Carroll White
Charles Frederick Bowers
Lee McCardo
John Moran
Boulden Waters
Hunter Bowers
George Chapline
William Wren
Gordon Waters
Burekey Clemson
Claude Clary
Cyril Kline
Hanford Hopkins
Marvin
Local names listed in brief clipping
A damaged OCR fragment lists several individuals: Hawk, Willie Huimmond, Tom Pobr ouck, Grove White, Paul Huimond, Bernard Grove, Jarboo Grove and James J. Grove Jr. The context and roles are not provided in the readable text.
Poultry Show Closes With Frederick Dominance in Prizes
The fourth annual poultry show ended last night as exhibitors returned home ahead of Baltimore events next week. Frederick county and city dominated ribbons with 98 entries totaling about 960 birds across 13 varieties. The big drill shed overflowed with coops and prizes while crowds enjoyed free admission and viewed prize fowls from five sister states along the coast. Also noted was St Marys Episcopal Christmas sale on Wednesday featuring fancy articles, cakes, pies, and candy with cocoa and tea service and many volunteers assisting in the event.
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Baltimore
Fay
Frederick
Frederick County
Frederick City
St. Mary's
All Saints Episcopal Church
Thomas Schley
Chas
Castle
Anna B. Floyd
Miss Robbing
Douglass Hooff
J. D. Baker
Nannie Thomas
Misa Orrison
Minnie Dutrow
J. Grahame Johnson
C. D. Keedy
Donald Smith
Alise Nette Markell
Alice Shope
R. E. Delaplaine
E. P. Gate
Hauer Quynn
Derhard Kader
Plorence Magruder
Georgia Gittinger
Misa May Sellman
DD. T. Ordeman
Er. C. Shepherd
John Price
Ezabeth Ordyon
Towne
F.C. Norwood
Aaron Anders
George Grayson
Anne Schrey
Mrs Richard Nallin Confined With Bad Cold
Mrs Richard Nallin of West Second Street is confined to her bed with a very bad cold, the condition reported as needing rest and home care.
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Richard Nallin
West Second Street
Clothing drive aids relief effort across city
A successful first day of clothing collection for Armenian and Syrian relief yielded a large stock of warm garments bedsheets and shoes loaded into a nearly three ton truck. Misses Hagedorn Roberts Trail and Grace handled a north side house to house canvass starting at Second Street with south side to follow. County Chairman G Lester Thom an praised progress and urged continued donations by telephone 983 for truck pick up. Noah E Cr amer and Son sold property on Glade Road in Walkersville to Florence Green.
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Second Street
Hilda
Miriam Hagedorn
Mary Grace Roberts
Missy Grace Trail
G. Lester Thoman
Thomas
Pocketbook Found and Returned to Germantown Owner
A pocketbook was found in Thea Post and The News columns reading Lost Advertisement. Mrs. Sibley of Germantown identified and recovered her purse after Dr. T. B. Eads or Clarke Place located it and returned it to her.
Harp Endorsed for Reappointment as County Attorney
At a Frederick Republican District Central Committee meeting a resolution endorsed Reno S Harp for reelection as attorney to the county board of commissioners.
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Frederick
Republican District
Reno S. Harp
Board of County Commissioners
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