Parked bandits set train ablaze near Jalisco
A Mexican passenger train was burned by bandits in Jalisco causing many deaths and injuries. A fifty strong military escort fought to protect passengers as chaos spread. President Calles ordered pursuit of the attackers and censorship on military news.
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Jalisco
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Acma
Sna
Afal Amaro
Calles
Stypemeer
Jose Alvarez
Cates
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Mance. de Mexico
National Railwayy
Eduardo Metre
Institution of Public
Smexico Cry
Caguita de Leon
Obregon
Klarks
Pessonary
Aye Cetane
Del Mar Va Peninsula Census Report Published for 1925
The Del Mar Va Eastern Shore Association Research Department releases a complete census of agriculture for 1925 covering Del Mar Va Peninsula counties. It compares 1914 and 1920 figures and lists all crops and items reported by the Census Bureau. Available from the Research Department for a nominal price.
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Del-Mar- Va
United
Del-Jlar-Va
Bureau of
Coneus
Limd
Coanmeree
Sey
Pease Pula
Mar-Vae
Borissa
Widow Confesses Triangle Affair Tied to Actor's Death
Los Angeles reports a sensational inquest into Ray Raymond's death. Dorothy Mackaye testified she admitted friendship with Paul Kelly and was in his apartment when he phoned Raymond, prompting an argument that led to the fatal fight. coroners vow to probe efforts to cover up facts.
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Los Angeles
Ray Raymond
Paul Kelly
Screen Juvenil
Frank Nance
Fats
Kaymot
Nance
Kelly
Rayman
Dorothy Mackeye
Raymond
Mixx Mackaye
Helen Wilkinson
Marines Seize Embassy Compound in Peking
American Marines scaled the wall of the Soviet embassy in Peking and forced the gate as protocol guards took over the western wall. The action was to enable a regular defense program for the legation quarters. Chinese authorities approved the step but gates remained locked due to a hitch.
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Peking
A. P
Senator Reed Taken to Henry Ford Hospital
Detroit report says Senator Reed was hospitalized after abdominal pains during a return to Washington. Chief counsel Sendor A Beed says Reed underwent a medical examination and was fully clothed as he departed the Ford hospital for treatment.
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Detroit
Misser
Henry Fonlinth
Sariro
Henry Ford Hospital
Tedlay
Rienand J. Iliepans
Rano City
Bsngie Reed
Ford
Camearsene
Washington
Reed
voRad
Reese Tee
Eleven Lives Lost in Tragic River Incident Near Cooke River
A fatal incident near Cooke River left eleven people dead after a naval vessel or craft collided with a rocky area. Rescue efforts recovered bodies and the event prompted investigations. ongoing inquiries focus on the sequence leading to the disaster and the involvement of local authorities.
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Sydney
Betany
Cooke River
Notable Murders and Floods Highlight April News Briefs
A string of late AP briefs reports a murder arrest in Kingston with Frank Van Sickle tied to the Edward Raser killing, floods washing away buildings near Biz Lake, and a New York boxing event plan. Other items note a fatal train accident near Bettie Creech and the death of Lenin N. Renaldsen, longtime cemetery supervisor at Vetitetom Battlefield.
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N. 3
Frank van Sickle
Edward Raser
Becau
Wes. Racer
Meier M. Lanterman
van Sickle
Maser
Pettyville
Arch
Wilzee
Biz Lake
Watre
Bagersmen
Lenin N. Renaldsen
Alo Ongeejatoadrat
National Cemetery
Vetitetom
Daca
New York Cab Drivers Strike Amid Violence Reports
Nine New York cab drivers walk out after a discharge dispute at a local service. A confrontation near West New York ends with gunfire as five assailants assault drivers and flee. one driver is wounded and hospitalized.
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Apel
Ryans
Aig Ballet
Dack Podge
Shet
Toafas
Wace
Paes
Bevons
Chalee Carky
New York
Vilasy
Lean
Pirkal
Pathe Exchange to Recapitalize and Reorganize
New York officials report the Pathe Exchange Inc plans a stockholders meeting to approve a capitalization plan and contract rescissions with Coste De Mille for feature posters and related interests. The plan includes authorized capital and share structure changes and a committee update on filings. The text also notes a U.S. Golf association declaration involving Mary Bree and a professional tennis ranking for an amateur golfer.
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New York
Pathe Exchange, Inc
Stockbolders
Bosworthe Committee of
U.S
Ca Aton
Mary K. Bree
Germans Protest Death Sentences of Sacco and Vanzetti
Berlin reports that a protest delegation led by Professor Ludwig Quidde and others sought to present views against the Massachusetts executions of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti. The envoy was refused by the American ambassador on grounds the case was not a federal matter but Massachusetts state action.
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Berlin
Anvhiasanifer
Jacob
Schurman Taday
Reese
Paci Organizateon
Nicol
Soert
Bartoheme Vanatte
Massachusetts
Besa Oon
Raotal
Ludia Quidde
Minnet
Tielmath von Gerlach
Weat Nin Nonfate
Defense Steecher
Seaplane Crash Kills Two Naval Cadets in Chesapeake Bay
A seaplane from Hampton Roads Naval Station carrying Wilbur Bingham and Richard W. Renaman disappeared after striking water near Fort Week Tre and sank. Witnesses saw the craft strike a stake during takeoff and dive, trapping the pilots in their seats. Rescue teams recovered traces two hours later, with officials stating the men were cadets on a training flight.
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Richard W .Renaman
Bapton
Mars
Wilbur
Bingham
New York Bay
Cheapeake
Lara and
Willoughby Spr
Hampton Road Naval Base
Newport Ness
Cary
Hampton Roals
Wilber Buerham
Richard W. Nenanteon
Eaden Mere
Fort Week Tre
Carcheres
Teace
Kingham
Ferry
New York
Kentieone
Leeton
Air race plan to beat Nungesser from Paris to New York
Bellanca engineers and pilots prepare for a no stop cross Atlantic race against Nungesser. A two hour start window is aimed from Paris to New York with Bellanca's craft ready on Long Island. Delays and preparations are ongoing as rival schedules shift and testing continues.
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N.Y
Atlantic Ocean
New York
Paris
Hert Acosta
Lloyd Bertrand
Bellanca
Paria
G. M. Bellanca
Nungesser
Owever
Fire devastates Kanazawa amid strong winds
Telegraph dispatch from Tokyo reports a fierce fire in Kanazawa central Japan destroying about 1898 houses and causing many casualties and deaths. High winds aided the blaze as at least non yen damage is estimated, while Kanazawa's population is noted. China civil war nearing end in separate update.
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London
A. Pia
Kanazawa
Tokyo
Japan
Nanetawa
Spillway Plan For Isabella Street Dam Will Proceed
City officials outline a concrete spillway on W Tsala Street to replace the washed out structure at Darris Pond. Builders expect seven feet rise in the pond, with about two days of work and no traffic disruption. funds are absent to remove debris and reconstruct the dam.
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W. Tsala 'Ha Street
Main Street
Sehumaker Mill
Duhason
Sumer
Rioting and Fear in Hankow as U S Vessels Stand Ready
A Hankow despatch reports riot and anxiety with a panic approaching inland. Eighty five Americans fear venturing further as authorities warn foreign warships may act quickly if Hankow repeats the Nanking outrage. Among Yangtze anchors are eight American ships including the Ixodel Cincinnati Noa Preble Prustt Monocacy Pigeon and Villa Joho.
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A. P
Hankow
Yangte
Tankew
Ixodel
Cincinnati
Noa
Preble
Prustt
Monocacy
Pigeon
Villa- Johos
Philadelphia Youth Kills Self With Note Filled Lettering
Edward Stargraves aged 18 ends his life with a revolver after writing scattered notes to his mother relatives and a girl named Miriam. A dying message reads I died for you I love you too much Evkie Please do not blame anybody but myself. Wire my uncle Major Kosier Ly keas Pa. Don’t think I am drunk I know all I am doing. Miriam we may meet yet I have the 235 on now.
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Phiadelphia
A. P
Edward Stargraves
Miriam
Evkie
Kosier
Lykeas
Japanese Banks Close Books Across Tokyo Markets
Tokyo reports several banks suspending operations for three weeks. Taisho Bank halts activity while Taiho Bank shows paid up capital of 2100,000 yen and deposits of 7200,000 yen as exchange rates fluctuate. A misread wire references Dacer and Kare Fi Ganaekiu Island amid the outage.
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A. P
Reuter
Tokyo
Taisho Bank
Taiho
Sifran
Dacer
Ganaekiu Island
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