Mexican fliers in U S to get bombers
Mexican federal aviators who crossed the Rio Grande into Texas reportedly headed to U S air bases to join federal forces against rebels in Mexico. Reports say a federal train blast near Monterrey caused casualties and disrupted rail links, with Chihuahua state troops returning home and uncertainty over the fates of foreign delegates in Nuevo Laredo.
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Evaredo
Teras
Tuaythoi
Etienio Grande
Mexico
Tere Lollay Sapeere
Saltillo
Monfetter
Monteres
Atl
Mexico City
Nuevo Laredo
Sheeauce
Elate
Chihuahua
Nueva ‘Tareda
Portes
Gir
United States
Texas
Monterey
el Porvenir
Tiere
Dany Caid
Hidalze
Pedro Gahay
Rebels Envoy to Washington Delays Departure Indefinitely
Ignacio Solo the envoy of Mexican rebels to the United States government postponed his departure from Nogales indefinitely. He met with General Borquez, Senora Revolt Tender, and General Francisco Manzo, who arrived with 2000 troops from the Sinaloa front.
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Nogales
Ariz
Ignacio Solo
Washington
United States
Borquez
Francisco Manzo
Sinaloa Front
Penny a Day Insurance Ad Promises $100 Monthly Income
An old advertisement from the Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co promotes a penny daily policy claiming $100 a month in income for disability or death. It notes no medical exam is required, urges quick sign up, and lists contact details though the text is garbled and hard to read.
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Postal Life and Casualty Ineurance Co
Knead City
Aic
Mexican Federal Leaders and Monterey Recapture
General Andrew Almazan, called the Napoleon of Mexico, led federal forces to recapture Monterey from rebel control. General Lemon, Juarez garrison commander, crossed into El Paso as rebels seized the city and was interned at Fort Bliss.
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Andrew Almazan
Napoleon of
Mexico
Monterey
Lemon
Mandant
Juarez
el Paso
Fort Bliss
Hoover Ready for Exacting Session in Early March
Washington dispatch notes President Hoover entering a second week of work with diverse tasks from farm relief tariff revision and immigration to appointing a law enforcement commission. He plans conferences with Congress leaders and a message to the writers on farm relief and tariffs while cabinet and staff selections proceed.
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Washington
D. C
Hoover
Bern
Congress
Arcusenry
Ust
Miuvke
Dex
Prohibition
Ueencury
Opinion Sat
Mambera Washington
Heael
Heme Howard
Coreig
DAY LAW PROBE SEEN AS PROHIBITION CLARITY TEST
Washington March 11 President Hoover’s probe into the scope of his proposed prohibition investigation disappoints wet supporters and fuels dry joy. The inquiry aims to examine enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment and related abuses, with critics arguing it may not cover the full field. Senator Tydings says voters expected a comprehensive inquiry into prohibition and questions whether Hoover’s commission will deliver.
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Ashington
D. C
Hoover
Presidential Commission
Lydings
Democrat
Land
Republi
Weaver
Lis
Thore
Mec
Veelers
Tydings
Asleen Jet
Mexico Transport Puts to Sea Under Sealed Orders
Mexico City dispatch reports the Mexican transport Prog sailed under sealed orders after repairs in Veracruz. Captain Angel det Carts and General Daubert asserted loyalty while the Strogresa remained held for orders from Mexico City.
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Mexico
Prancisco
Ray
Garcia Darad
Angel Det Carts
Gene
Mexico City
Atelaider Daubert
Mexica City
Mexican Navy Watches to Prevent Aguirre’s Plight
Mexican naval vessels patrolled the mouth of here to avert trouble involving Aguirre, the military leader cited as a threat. The report notes distant arrivals and ongoing patrols amid unclear details and a dated, fragmented text.
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Aguirre
Vela Cava
Mexico
Ara
Cen
Jeune
Marin Aguiere
Matapies
Federal Force of 3800 Surrenders to Rebel Troops LAREBO
Three hundred federal soldiers under the command of Zenon Avila deserted to rebel forces on a Sunday afternoon while marching south of Monteres. They encountered a small detachment commanded by Waoul Madera and surrendered without a fight. Celone Avila was permitted to return to Monterey.
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Larebo
Matey 1
Zenon Avila
Pioneg Bareda
Calsone Avila
Qaen
Monteres
Waoul Madera
Celone Avila
Monterey
Hines Reappointed as Vets' Director
Washington officials announce that Hines has been reappointed as director of the Veterans Bureau. The action comes amid changes in leadership at the federal agency and aligns with ongoing efforts to reorganize veterans services.
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Hines
Vets
Washington, Tho
March
Mar Jon
Frank ‘l
Tal Haw
Vel- Vera
Washington cheer from reports on Mexico aid and troops
Washington reports renewed encouragement over the Mexican situation with U S officials noting close watch on events south of the Rio Grande and a move to aid Mexico as the War Department assembles 10000 Enfield rifles. Disposition of 300 federal troops and families at Fort Bliss is under review amid talks between state and War Department officials.
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Washington, D.C
Alexico
Rio Grande
War Department
Mexico
Fort Bligs
el Paso
State
George ¥ An Horn Moseley
Fort Bliss
Fleet of War Planes for Mexico Flights From Vought Factory
A fleet of planes for the Mexican government forces against rebels is being manufactured at the Vought Aircraft factory in Long Island City. The aircraft will leave fully equipped with machine guns and bombs, with a departure planned this week. Pilot and gunner seats, Pratt and Whitney 400 horsepower engines, and similarities to planes used by American navies in Nicaragua are noted. Pilots are training at Hampton Roads naval air station, while Brig. Gen. Juan B. Azcarate, Mexico’s air service head, is involved in the arrangements and return of a plane to Mexico remains uncertain amid diplomatic chatter in Washington.
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New York
Mench Art
Vought Aircraft Factory
Long Island City
Firek
Mexico
Chance Fought
Nicaragua
New York Times
Naval Air Stalion
Uampton Roads
Juan B. Azcarate
Messenn Air Acevice
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