Obregon Like Cincinnatus Defends Mexico From War
Alvaro Obregon hailed as the Cincinnatus of Mexico after leaving farming to lead the nation through civil strife. The article chronicles his rise from Sonora farmer to president, his reforms, peace efforts, and clashes with Carranza, including battles and political moves framing his enduring influence on Mexican politics. It notes his reelection, assassination amid triumph, and his role in shaping postrevolutionary Mexico alongside Calles and de la Huerta.
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Fraser Edwards
Universal Eervite
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Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Rio Grande
Tomas
Obregan
Sorfirio Diag
Mexica
Cinempatus
Nok
API Agsin
Rowan
Ohregom
Rome
General Obregon
Alest
Nogéles
Sonora
Obregon
Fieles
Penrho Vila
Carvanzs
Carana
Obrexon
United States
Carranza
Paaest Oresco
Aeech
Mexico City
Geeneal Obregon
Hugh Tl. Scott
Frederick Funston
Columbus
New Mexico
Washington
Wilson
Huerta
Madero
Ituerta
J Carranza
Mexican Congress
Jenny
Mexican Union
Pablo Gonzales
Adolfo de la Huerta
Chirgon
Kias Calles
de la Huerta
Calles
Obeezon
Diet
Chapultepec
Twa Sf
Cenerals Firan
Arnulf
Gomez
Inez
Gales Move to Prevent Revolt Against Obregon
A private telegram reports factions in Mexico seeking to seize power, with Obregon’s forces pressing to crush the remaining revolutionary groups. Luis Morones and Catholic tensions deepen political strife as church state clashes persist amid education law enforcement and failed clergy talks.
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Bees
Obregon
Tosk
Ghoe Militu
Callus
Luis Morones
Commerce and Industry
Calley
Moranes
Mizicau
Tabor
Conference
Die
Obregon Lies in State at Capital
President elect Alvaro Obregon lies in state at the National Palace in Mexico City after his assassination at a banquet in a Spo Angel town near the capital. A guard of honor and officials surround the bier as the nation mourns. The assassin, a cartoonist, fired as Obregon turned to view a drawing. Officials include Nueva Leon Governor Topete and Cabinet members.
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Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Menico Gycy
Barnistidnal Cutera
Alvara’ Obregon
Atute
Nand Palace
Tollny
diMoiulie Corps
Gahy
Leni
Hacne
Shmildera
Nueva Tron
Itienrin Topete
Obregon
Congress
Army
Navy
Nacional Palace
Bassing Fron
Spo Angel
Mexico City
Agron Sarar
Nueva Lean
Obregan
Mother Tells of Rendezvous and Ormiston Mystery
A widow describes a planned divorce amid temple turmoil. Ormiston, missing and rumored abroad, returns to front a radio program to quell gossip. Witness recounts pressuring delay and arranging Ormiston’s Los Angeles appearance to halt rumors.
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Ormiston
Mrs. Ormiston
Raigil
Mia
Holy Land
Mrs. McPherson
Ormisto
State of Washington
Los Angeles
Planes to Fly EdA Funeral Procession Details
Continued from Page 1 the bay is being carried across the hee. Funeral Rowley designated as representative of the federal government in charge of ceremonies burned Wednesday from Laredo where he conferred regarding ceremonies there Saturday Mexican consul Enrique Santamanez named honorary pallbearers to march in the procession from the depot to the auditorium Senior Consul Luis Tel Abreu For the Mexican Blue Grass President Antonio Barrera Mexican chamber of commerce President Miguel Quehoa Casing Mesrjoang President Guadalupe Rodrigues Sociedad Filiox de Mexica Felipe Sanchez Hernandez Tirta Hain del America Arnulfo Gomez Sociedad Vidalza Teoninlek Gonzales La Trepea Jose Perdandez Kenjar Excelsior and Guillermo Whit Notiviern
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Acros
Guneral Rowley
Laredo
Enrique Santbanez
Sec Ican
Luis Tel Abreu
Antonio Barrera
Mexican Chamber of Comerce
Miguel Qehoa
England’s Free Country and Harsh Crime Policy
Opinion piece discusses English freedom and harsh punishment in New York. It argues life sentences for minor crimes deter crime, praises brutal methods, and notes fear of imprisonment rather than the electric chair. The writer contrasts domestic crime and punishment with political asylum ideas.
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Stoumeslor
New York
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