General Gonzalez Believed Back in Mexico or Nearby
Gen Pabo Gonzalez former Carranza era commander likely in Mexico or near the border after a Laredo bank deposit indicated a trip. Family says they are unaware of his whereabouts while a Mexico City dispatch claimed he crossed the border between Matamoros and San Fernando. Domingo Gonzalez, his brother, knows nothing about his plans.
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Laredo
Tex
Pabo Gonzalez
Carranza
Mexia
Gonzales’ Farperary
Mexico
Reny
Obregon
Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexican War Office
Gonzalez
Matamoxas
Brownsville
Vex
San Fernando
Nueva Leon
Domingo Gonzalez
Mexican revolt rumors swirl as Gonzales joins border crossing
Reports from Mexico City indicate ex provisional president Pablo Gonzales crossed into the United States near Brownsville Texas amid talk of forming rebel alliances with leaders Morquía and Aginlay. The war office says federal troops are ready to quell the revolt while authorities frame the incident as an army purge and neutrality is pledged.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Tien
Vablo Gonsales
Jim
Matamerax
Brownaville
Tes
San Meenanda
Jie
War Office
Cron Desonte
Gorzales
Janelion
Mraneisen Morguia
Candide Aginlay
Corbin Madiejous
Pablo Gonzales
Laredo
Tex
Renern
Chowarles
Toehall
Filiman
Tura
Caeranza
Neds
Harvey Confirmed as Ambassador to Croatia Berlin and Paris
The Senate confirmed Louis Creague Harvey of New York as ambassador to Croatia Berlin and Myron T. Herrick of Ohio as ambassador to France. Harvey’s confirmation vote was 47 to 20.
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Washington, D.C
Crearge Harvey
New York
Berlin
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
France
Senate
Harvey
Appeal for Rangers to Protect Man Charged with Statutory Offense
Lamar county officials deliver a request to the Governor for a detachment of rangers to guard a negro charged with a statutory offense at Flowery Grove. The accused, moved from Toney Grove to Bonham, faces trial next week at Paris amid fears of mob violence. signed by Judge Ben T. Denton, Sheriff K Brown, District Attorney George J. Blackburn, and County Attorney Tr. Wabank.
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Austin
Tex
Iato
Lamar County
Flowey Grove
Toney Grove
Bonham
Paris
Vas
Ben TW. Denton
K. Brown
George
French Forces May Cross Ruhr If Demands Go Unmet
Paris reports French cabinet discussions include a possible advance beyond the Ruhr into Westphalia if Germany fails to pay 12 million gold marks by May 1. Marshal Foch urged a strong initial force, while Louis Loucheur proposed a permanent payment system taxing Rhineland outputs.
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Associated Press
Paris
Ruhr
Westphalia
Behe de Paris
Marshal Foch
Rhineland
France
Louis Loucheur
Fle
Germany
Reparations Commission
Pene
Mexico Tightens Border Rules For Foreigners
The Mexican foreign office announces all foreigners seeking entry or exit must show identification. The U S Attorney General Daugherty says passports will not be required for Americans crossing the border. Officials discuss whether Mexican passports could substitute for regular documents.
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Mexican Foreign Office
Mexico
Marique D. Ruiz
Mesiean Vensus
Follaseine Che Dicteniecment
United States
Daugheerty
Attorne Daugherty
Stray Bullet Fatalities Spark Rural Violence Incident
April 10 report from Springfield Massachusetts details a stray bullet killing Clifford Boner, a local resident, amid an incident involving African American suspect Tee Tirol. Authorities say a white citizen was wounded and a state ambulance transported the victim to a hospital as mob violence concerns rise. Deputy sheriffs moved Harold from county jail to a secure facility after his arrest.
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Springfiehd
Clifford Boner
Wis
Tee Tirol
Weather Summary for Multiple Cities and Regions
Reported temperatures show varied conditions across cities with wind and precipitation noted. New York Chicago and Washington reports include highs near 82 and 78 with lows around 60, while other areas record rain and cooler winds.
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New York
Chonty
Uae
Chicago
Cheverti
Wighert
Greeks accuse France of aiding Turkish forces amid war tense
Athens dispatch reports Greek government papers claim Turkish army lines near Cilicia were cut by rail destruction at Afion Karahisar. Greek officials say a major attack is planned as they complain France backs the Turks and inflames Greek anger over stalled neutrality.
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Hiram K. Moderwell
San Anton Widh
Chisago Daily New
Chicago Daily News Foreign Service
Athens
Greece
Afiun Karahishar
Cicilia
Jilans
Beki-Shehir
Hear
Artiny
Allinace
Anatolia
Parkus
Taeek
Qannag
Rene
Officiuy
Renalin
France
Turka attack report amid Turkish nationalist rally alleged
Report from Athens says Turkish nationalist Mustapha Kemal Pasha leads efforts to rally retreating forces toward Naritalia after setbacks near the Peliv vil region. Greek forces claimed to have repelled the eight wing engagement and damaged enemy units in the Poulon Datar area.
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Athens
Actatel
Poulon Datar
Asi Ming
Mustapha Kemal Pash
Nartalia
Eyleh
Pelivvil
Harding Is Repaid With Unclear Steel Note
President Harding acknowledged a “consultative” fund repayment today after an unidentified donor restored part of a dollar sum described as about ten years old. The president said he would keep the money as a fund similar to that handled by the Treasury.
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Washingt
DL C
Warding
Dena
Cal
Jeffer
Che Weiter
Renin
Soviet pledge to free Americans held in Russia pledged
Ames theatre speaker warned that until Americans are released, Soviet overtures to ease relations will be met with no consideration. The statement urged continued use of Red Cross and other channels to press for release of captives held by the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Bebé Daniels Begins Ten Day Jail Sentence
Santa Ana authorities report motion picture star Bebe Daniels entered Orange County Jail to serve a ten day sentence for speeding. The incident followed a traffic stop late last night and will close with Daniels completing the term in custody.
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Santa Ana
Cali
Trotin Vaniels
Orange County
Speed Ink
Harding recalls Ohio swimming holes in boyhood letter
Washington dispatch notes President Harding replying to 12 year old John D Wackerman of Caledonia Ohio about a community ball to raise funds for a boys swimming pool He recalls old creek pools near Caledonia and expresses support but notes limited time to attend suggesting tickets for fund drive and White House visit possibilities
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Washington
Harding
Caledonia
Ohio
John D. Wackerman
John
Joli
White House
Warren G. Harding
Women Send Checks to Aid Bell Ticket Campaign
San Antonio voters respond to city campaign with early donations for the Bell ticket. Charles Graehner, campaign chair, reports hundreds of dollars mailed by local women from $10 to $100 gifts. Subscriptions to the fund will continue as election draws near.
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BELL
Hellermoaten Fund
Charles Graehner
Commitee
San Antonio
Sone
Samuel
Emros
Grabner
Phoeits
G Rachner
Fle Bell Fund
Mer. Grovbner
Ener
River report adverse for Neches river improvement
Washington April 46. The improvement of the Neches river between Leaumont and the Angelina river mouth is inadvisable. The project engineers advised the decision after a survey by the corps.
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Washington
Neches
Oxas
Lenumoent
Angelina Vier
de Hi Segineere Corps
Aviator James I Langin Killed Near Bolling Field
Lieu tenant James I Langin army air service was killed Friday at Bolling Field in a fall from his plane. He was ascending to make a finding and was within 200 feet of the ground when the machine fell.
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Washington, D.C
James I. Langin
Army Air Service
Priday
Bolling
Samuel Gompers Marries Gertrude Neusehler in Local Ceremony
Labor leader Samuel Gompers wed Gertrude Neusehler in a hotel ceremony conducted by Judge Hubert Bowne. The couple exchanged vows before close friends and breakfast guests after the service. Gompers, born in London, described as 7h by reporters, noted a recent divorce finalization attached to the license.
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Cas
Tion
Tabs
M Gertrude
Cleaves Neuseheler
Su. Tene Court
Hubert Bo Wanener Defere
Mr. Compers
Ts Sancee
Gompers
London
Neuscleler
Tan Foo
Miners and Firms Await Conference Over Coal Strike
London reports a conference set for next Friday between miners federation delegates and coal district representatives to review the strike. Labor forces are divided as transport workers continue to show support, with forecasts of a possible split in the triple alliance and rising tensions among unions and employers.
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London
Miners” Federation
Yaterday
Menory of Man
Laborite
Fald
Frank Hodges
Miners Aganization
Commons
Tell
Tondon Times
Tates
Allan
Times
Amd
Cramp
Atric Ss
Cancedjing
Wedges
Funeral rites echo empire as Augusta Victoria to be buried
Potsdam April 10 mourners gather for the burial of Empress Augusta Victoria in a ceremony of imperial-style honors. Doorn’s William and Frederick visits the grounds, while princes and former aides arrive for the funeral in Germany's restored republic.
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Associated Press
Potsdam
Germany
Potsdan
Borner
Augusta Victoria
New Palace
Sansones Park
Wader
Frederick the Great
Kaiser
Doorn
Wolland
William
Doorn Castle
Frederick Wile Tian
Bee Dears
Prosshn
Prince Paerstenberg
Abilene Police Chief Begins 37th Year in Office
Abilene Texas April 16 John J Clinton was sworn in as chief of police for the thirty seventh consecutive year marking long service in city hall He has held the post since 1926 and remains active head of the police and fire departments The agreement includes a bondsman signature from 1927 on record
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Abilene
Tex
John J. Clinton
Cold Weather Eyed For Saturday Night In San Antonio
Mair forecasts cold weather with light frost for Saturday night and Sunday in San Antonio and vicinity. Temperatures near 40 degrees are expected as a high, with a moving high barometer system from Canada bringing strong winds and snow further north. Several stations report missing data, while a few areas show light rainfall and heavy winds in other regions.
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Mair
San Antonio
J. H. Jarboe
Weather Bureau
Mrodarboe
Canada
Minenesota
Wisconsin
Coha
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Kansas
Amiarillo
Salt Janke Modena
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Mhovidan
Edmonton
Prince Albert
Swift Current
Santa Fe
Roswell
North Platte
Amarillo
Denver
Colo
Chicago
Tennessee
Missouri
Texas
Palestine
Galveston
Wicks
Wwlmington
Memphis
Hirage
St Louis
Nashville
Des Moines
Lilly Surtigfield
Ta ‘and
Lhenyer
U S Camps in France Pillaged by Officers Says French Deputy
Paris April 6 debate on American stock liquidation in France revealed by Deputy Vavasseur that American officers permitted pillage of camps before turnover. He cited a contract tied to March 4 and August 1, and claimed massive losses from pilfered goods and overstated carloads. He alleged improper sales and financial losses running into millions of francs.
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U.S
France
Associateds Press
Paris
Champer of Deputies
Charles Vavasseny
Mreneloffi- Pern
M. Vavassene
Vavasseur
Fighting in India reports heavy clashes on northern frontier
A British force in Siuli India engages Waziri and Mas tribesmen near the Tadian frontier. A April 16 clash leaves 20 killed and 24 wounded for the British, with 65 tribesmen killed or wounded. Afghan leader Abdur Ranaik is seen leading anti-British propaganda among hostile tribes.
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Siuli
India
Waa
Mas- Tid Arid
Tadian
Abdur Ranaik
Lindsey Given Time for Motion to Suspend Lindsey Case
Denver attorneys secured a delay of ten days to file a motion seeking suspension of a content order in the 1915 Lindsey case. The extension came after a state statement by Judge Linder.
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Denver
Colo
Brudge Tenry Lindsey
Jnve
Wilegaurt
Lindsey
Dade Linder
One dead in wreck near Laurel Mississippi
A southbound Southern railway passenger train No 41 plunged into Rocky Creek nine miles south of Laurel. One unidentified passenger was killed instantly and several others injured.
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Laurel
Miss
Storms Leave Dozens Dead and Widespread Destruction
More than fifty people killed and millions in damage from storms across the Rocky Mountain region and Deep South. Tornadoes hit Southwestern Arkansas, northeastern Texas, and Alabama destroying towns near Birmingham. Widespread communication outages, wrecked lines, and emergency crews describe a vast, lingering disaster with continued casualty reports.
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Rocky Mountain
Arkansas
Texas
Alabama
Birmingham
Chicago
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi
Storms Kill Ten in Alabama Raze Homes Across North
A series of storms swept Northern Alabama causing ten deaths and hundreds of injuries with numerous homes wrecked. Seven deaths were reported in the Ayegek community near Thiermbia and three in Ralph, Wus-.
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Birmingham
Alabama
Thiermbia
Ralph
Wus
Snow Storm Halts Denver Rail and Communications
The Rocky Mountain region recovers from the worst storm of the winter with 11 to 14 inches of snow. Rail traffic south was blocked and wire communication paralyzed, many poles toppled by wind and weight. Livestock damage feared as towns reopen with temperatures below freezing.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain
Flood In Mississippi Brings Unprecedented Damage
In Harrison and Jackson areas heavy rainfall, the worst in Mississippi history, caused multimillion dollar damage. Train service suspended across large sections as tracks flooded and water ruined lines. Weather bureau reports record precipitation as rivers rose, submerging tracks and washing away sections.
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Harrison
Miss
Mississippi
Pt Ened
Telegraph
Filme
Jackson
Ofeloex
Weather Bureau
Gale warnings disrupt Gulf shipping in Texas port
Storms along the Gulf imposed losses on ships reaching Corpus Christi and Avinsas, with barges adrift from New Orleans to Tampico and several vessels abandoned near Poing Leabel and Dex. Port Aransas reports shelter arrivals and efforts to salvage barges while wreckage of two unidentified ships is sighted offshore.
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Hermanosa
Chicago Telegraph Lines Fail Across West and South
Telegraphic service from Chicago to the West and South was practically paralyzed today with no communication between Chicago and Omaha. Reports received by telegraph companies indicate widespread outages. Continued on next page.
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Chicago
Omaha
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