Rebellion Leader Escobar Dies in El Paso Affair
In El Paso on March 17 a report indicates the death of Grn. Tene Gonzalo Escobar, a leader of a 1922 Mexican rebellion. The text notes a disputed divorce involving Escobar and mentions Montreal reconciliation and a dropped case, with scattered references to unrelated classifications and listings.
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Mexico
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Zecobar
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Senora Escobar
Montreal
Wife says husband sold her in Detroit case of 500
Mrs Frances Preehiel testifies in Chicago that Constantine Prethiel sold her to another man for 500 dollars and then had her arrested. She claims he failed to support her and their four children and recalls the incident occurring in Detroit a year earlier as Circuit Judge Daniel Protro hears the case.
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TNS
Constantine Prethiel
Brench Foreigo
Frances Prechel
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Uo Igtory At St Amiel Related Continued From Page One
In a detailed wartime account a secretary of war praises the American Army and describes successful entanglement clearing. Pioneers and engineers remove wire entanglements with torpedoes wire cutters and axes. Guards and officers observe Americans breaching defenses with tanks and focused artillery support.
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Uo Igtory
St, Amiel
Troops Break Through In Southern Front Push
Pass objectives by afternoon the troops that pushed beyond their scheduled objectives and by evening had reached the second objective on most of the southern front. The Fourth co divisions and First corps overwhelmed garrisons and overran positions. Cavalry reconnoitered toward Vigneulles but faced resistance. The Twenty sixth division met strong opposition near Vie nalles with only limited gains.
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Eouthern
Fourth Co
Dickman
First Corps
Liggett
Opéi
Fourth Corps
Vigneulles
Toonerville Folks Aid Requested By French Command
An obscure request from Gen E J Hlondist, commanding the French Second Colonial corps, led to a regiment of the Eiphaeth division Gronkbite being sent in reserve to assist. The dispatch outlines a strategic reinforcement and notes the reserve position for potential action.
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Second Colonial Corps
Eiphaeth Division
Gronkbite
Bia
American Army Breaks German Salients in Meuse-Argonne Drive
In mid September the Fourth and Fifth corps pushed forward from a tenacious salient. Fifth Corps sent a regiment toward Vigneulles while its first brigade advanced to YVigneneiles by 2 15 a m. The line closed west of the Moselle. dawn saw Second brigade reach Vigneales. The Fourth corps followed with fresh alignment by dawn. By the thirteenth the force held the field and prepared for Meuse-Argonne withdrawal. Local operations continued September 14 15 and 16 with reconnaissances and ready defenses. The initiative drew praise from Marshal Foch Haig and Harbord and the Allied high command.
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Fifth Corps
Vigneulles
Fifth First
Yvignenilea
Vigneales
Eld
Moselle River
Frents-second
Meuse-Argonne
Haudiemont
Freanes-en-Wretre
Doncourt
Jaulay
Marshal Foch
der Sonr
Fou
Marshal Haig
France
Oliver Crom
Prakn Ch
Retreat in Disorder Signals German Withdrawal in WWI Context
In a battlefield report the enemy withdraws in disorder after pressure near the Hindenburg line. German divisions reinforce as 18,000 prisoners are taken. French civilians suffer amid burning villages while refugees are freed. General Petain visits St Millie and learns Germans removed many French captives.
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Metz
Meuse-Argonne
Petain Cam
St. Millie
Havel de Ville
American Army Gains Ground in France Front
The United States restored 20 square miles of territory in France and moves the force to a favorable position near Woerre. The striking victory boosted morale, demonstrating the strength of a rising American army and giving purpose to weary allies as Germany faced renewed pressure on the Moselle front.
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Woerre
Dietz
Forment
Moselle
Germany
Ating
Betz
Eact
Second Woman Vice Graft Witness In Mysterious Death
New York March 17 a second woman vice graft witness in a mysterious death was being investigated today. Miss Lucia Dickens a red haired dancer who named Georgia Grey died Saturday night at Belle Vue Hospital after nine days illness. Chief medical examiner Dr Charles Norris ordered a chemical analysis of her organs to detect any poison traces.
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New York
Lucia Dickens
Georgia Grey
Bellevue Hospital
Charles Norris
Testimony Heard in Singer's Trial
The State today presented witnesses to convict Jean Doyle, 21, former cabaret singer, for the death last December of Sam Frank, an elderly Memphis jewelry antiquarian.
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Jean Doyle
Sam Frank
Memphis
Captain Perrin Ordered on Tour to San Antonio Posts
Captain Perrin of the ordnance department is ordered on tour to multiple Texas posts including San Antonio March 30 to perform maintenance and support with the national guard. He will depart from San Antonio on that date and proceed to several named locations for duty and inspection.
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Arbor
Ordnance Department
Kort Sam Houston
Han
Ylait Sante Ke
Rosewell
Pheanix
Mesa
el Vaso
Nallonal Guard
San Antonio
West Texans Back Proposed Road Bond Issue
A West Texas meeting voted unanimously in favor of a proposed road bond issue worth one hundred million dollars. The session, led by W Anderson of Teco, advanced the plan to fund highway improvements across the region.
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Pegos
Texan
Weat
Texas
Wear W. Anderson
Teco
Prealen
Wage debate on wage cuts elicits reader letters
A long letters column discusses proposals by bankers to lower wages as a path to prosperity. Respondents from Chicago to Bronson argue wage cuts harm workers and fail to revive demand, urging inclusion of workers in bonuses, broader industry ethics, and a move away from pure capitalism toward shared ownership.
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Slenfcul
Havine
L. Holmes
Bronson
Canitalian
Duniry Ag
Waterinsides
Ashes of Mrs. Teg to Be Interred in Indiana
The ashes of Mrs. Teg blunted flaepee. author and journalist, were to be taken today to Muncie Indiana for interment in the family burial plot.
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Wrnter
Muncie
Washington
D.C
Maech
Tég
Flaepee
Nit Tecturer
Miracle
Ind
Im Aurene Tells Of Her Childhood Stage Ambitions
A fragmented memoir recalls a girl named Im Aurene who dreams of fame in theater and film. She describes a childhood crush on Rose La France and several early idols, facing parental backlash and pursuing acting despite opposition. The piece promises further installments detailing her journey.
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Bret
Nellie Kyne
Hookes
Grawaan
Diy
Athur Jabeson
Elf
Elim
Leadin Tan
Hoover Stimson to Meet St King and Queen on American Soil
U S officials will welcome the royal party at Portal North Dakota in April as President Hoover and Secretary Stimson meet the king and queen of a nation on American territory during their Western visit.
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Sia Wasgingston
D. C
Presiden
Hoover
Stimson
Portal
North Dakota
Apel
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