Armies Near Decisive Battlefield In Mexico War
Rebels reportedly routed by federal forces with prisoners taken. Zacatecas city supposedly occupied by federal troops with no resistance from rebel garrison. General Almazan allegedly joined the rebels amid government mobilization. Central reports say Escobar advances and plans to strike at Calles forces in Guanajuato.
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Spain
Zacateras
Almazan
Portes Gil
Puredoat
Saltil Boe Oabuils
Luis Guilterez
Iast Sundar
E Portes Gil
Cat pursues ride home amid police call scene
Report describes a large cat near PW as Rayburn and others respond with officers and detectives. Children at home alone hear a noise, fear a burglar, call headquarters, and investigators locate a breaking-in threat at a nearby site.
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PW. Rayburn
505 Machine Atenet
Oro Rayburn
Knack Dager
FORT BOUNDARY REINFORCEMENTS HELD AT BAY
Washington reports adequate patrol along the Mexican border prompts the War Department to refrain from sending reinforcements. About 9,000 troops, 572 officers, and 38 airplanes are deployed from Fort Brown to Fort Clark, with Major General Hitchcock overseeing border patrol and Camp Sam Laws noted as a major encampment.
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Washington, D. C
United States
War Department
War
Tomes W. Good
Summerall
Barrer
Aoms
Fort Brown
Brownsville
Fort Rasecing
California
Fort Miss
Port Clark
Brg
George van Worn Mosely Ie
Boider
William Sneckter
Bishi Corph
Fred
Fark
Sam Lawson
Hart
Sam Hoyaton
San Annoly
Wewling
Mar Mit
Con
Hoover names early cabinet appointees to kitchen cabinet
President Hoover announces first selections for his kitchen cabinet. Taylor Ingalls of Cleveland becomes under secretary of the navy in charge of air, and Joseph M. Dixon of Montana is named solicitor of interior, joining others including C. Nes, a former interior assistant secretary. Ingalls serves in Ohio legislature, Dixon was Kentucky governor at one time.
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Washington, D.C
Mowse Rodwr Mie Mounendabe
Tayi Tngells
Cleveland
Sccttary
Navy
Wad
Joseph M. Diaon
Montana
Aesiglin
Secretars of Interior
C. Nes
Seeretacy
Interior
Department
Ingalls
Ohio
Dixon
Kennly
Montnall
Hoover
Jury Trial For Insane Sought In 3rd County That Year
In the March term a bill was introduced proposing a 20 day treatment and observation period in the county or state facility for persons deemed insane. Sponsored by Senglor Tau Towser and drafted by Eva Codiher Seniile, the measure aims to provide fair trial rights and prevent unnecessary confinement through insanity findings.
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Senglor Tau Towser
Eva Codiher Seniile
Feng
Bleary OCR Brief Signals Military Growth and Economic Boom
Fragmentary text hints at military aviation expansion with plans for large scale air power and defense spending. Mentions 1,000,000 planes, bomb and missile readiness, and shifting procurement by May. References Locke Wank clearings, New York City, and multi‑billion weekly totals, suggesting a tense wartime economy and anticipated boom despite concerns.
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Monney
Locke
Moreh
Juarez Quiet After Turmoil Resumes Amid Civil Strife
Reported unrest in Paso today as national rivals clash near the Rio Grande. Families mourn a casualty from a recent skirmish, while a bartender named Vedic Thanx of Augusta Ga is reported killed in a crossfire near St. Fort Tiptel amid the heat of the conflict.
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Juarez
Paso
Mareh
Suntez
Tad Deéiarte
Theater Armercian
Duares
Hartender
Elray
Imbal Nothe
Tiptel
War department seeks surplus arms rail or sea route to Mexico
Washington March 9 officials weighed how to move surplus U S rifles and ammunition to the Mexican government President Hoover authorized Secretary of War to sell to Mexico any surplus munitions available The problem faced by Secretary Gale was transportation whether by land via northern routes or sea to avoid rebel strongholds and the need to secure permits for export to finance the effort through private vendors and military facilities
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Washington, D.C
Mersey
Hoover
Gaal
Merles
Kellogg
Wriis
Mexico Holds 7 at Nogiles in Turbulent Report
A terse dispatch notes seven persons held in Nogales Mexico amid rebel activity and related investigations. It references a captured American and a Mexican subject, and mentions talks between Hangon of Loa Angelon and General Bop auez about the alleged Tecas captives and a missing brother.
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Nogalee
Honora
Moreh
Mexican Rede
Due Tanro
Elmee
Hangon
Loa
Angelon Tomas
Bopauez
Tecas
Henry Jtannon
Das Anairles
J. W. Feld
Kritienhaubsect
Hansen
Tharduex
Duenige
Fort Worth Rodeo In Progress With Diverse Events
Fort Worth Rodeo proceeds with a busy slate as cowboys and cowgirls perform in the North Mile arena. Competitors from the vanishing muzen exhibit skills in roping riding deer busting mule wrestling and other events while prominent leaders take part in the day’s rodeo program.
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Fort Worth
Two Face Speedy Trial in Killings
A court records rapid preliminary action in a murder case involving defendants Brady Corman Siaren Tillin Fler and Antonio Chavez. The grand jury met and purportedly recommended proceeding under urgent conditions, with alleged witnesses and indictments pending in a Magan canory jail setting.
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Brady
Corman
Siaren
Tillin Flerrera
Antonio Chavez
Allepel
Allen T. Murery
Mabrys
Ely Limite
Mawin
Therrérn
Chavez
Mesteans
Ari
Magan Canory
Mteau
Rebels Anat Menico Cty Rebels Anat Menico Cty
In Sogalra Arizona Murel Mosieay Cormul Ignneies Vasquez reported advised that que d ren drive Im econy ure Nogales Sonora to begin immediately and a re capture by federal forces within far flags was predicted. Simultaneously at Nobel hentquartera in Nagoles Honora Cen Topete arrived to lead reinforcements for rebel efforts toward Mexiaa City with captures of Meaton City not later than April 1.
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Sogalra
Ariz
Murel
iHs
Mosieay Cormul Ignneies
Vasquez
Quedren
Econyure
Nogales
Sonora
Nobel Hentquartera
Nagoles
Honora
Cen
Fonsto Topete
Santa Ana
Sarithy
Mexiaa City
Stebel
Meaton City
Mattegenta
Federal troops held in Mexico stir State Department concern
Washington dispatch reports a clash over 300 federal troops interned at Fort Bliss after rebels crossed the Rio Grande. The United States plans guidance from Kellogg on releasing Mexican rebels versus federal soldiers, amid fears of public safety and diplomatic precedent. Brig. Gen. George M. Morales faces questions over surrender and internment.
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Valrerant
Hay
State Department
Rabel
Rio Grande
El[uso
Merican Mar
Gei Carles
Kellogg
Caralrey
San’ Antonio
Kerrville Bid For Vet War Convention Pivots On June Decision
Kerrville Texas invited to host the 130th convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. A telegram from the Kerrville Chamber of Commerce to department leader Col OB Fitzgerald prompted a reply indicating Kerrville’s bid would receive due consideration at the forthcoming department convention in Beaumont on June 23.
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Kerrville
Herrville
Texas Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Beaumont
Kerrville Rencher of Commerce
OB. Fitzgerald
Mra
Amy Wallace
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Obregon
EL Paso
Gonzalo Escobar
Torreau
Coahuila
Marcelina XM
Murrieto
Heral Calles
Irapuato Junction
Inrite
Insurrectos
Forges
Antilie Service
San Antonio
Board of Education
Citizens’ Ticket
Adolph Beckmann
Pioneer Flour Mills
Mirs
Stella Steves Walker
J. A. McIntosh
Leo Brewer
J. G. Hornberger
W. H. Quirk
W. Taylor
Brady Building
Phone Crockett
Qut Mengan Ald
Mexico
Nogiles
Anat Menico Cty
Alamo
Plaza’s
SY Ie
Elgin
Alamo Company
Barney Sadoveky, Mgr
Stanley Frank
The
Fearné Brothers Company
Leon Ann
Texas
Aml -Nyen Imindi Huainesa Polities
Guilling and Sinn Association
Yours
Signet
Stantasy Enank
Srisses
Addrenn
Security Building & Oat Assn
Herbert J Hayes
Broadway
Travis Crockett
Security
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