Mexican Rebels Routed Near Perote Fortress Fallout
Mexican federal troops pursue revolutionists into the hills near Perote Fortress in Veracruz. General Gomez is said to command a smaller force, while loyalist units under General Alvarez monitor telegrams and report. President Calles appears weary as he oversees the campaign against the rebellion with limited rest.
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Guy Gatriver
Gem
Arauno Gomez
Ferote
Yara Cruz
Jalona
General Almaie
Gomez
Calles
Alvarez
Chanvlispéc’ Castle
Martinez
Monterey
Salas
Eugenio Blartinex
State of Mexico
Mexico City
United Stater
Europe
General Martinez
Gomes
Goez
Perote
Tandi
Trinity
Almada
Almadwe
Goulain Estwiste
Jeevs Apurre
Vera Cruz
Gomez God
Absorote
Ifomez
Lastra
Torreon
Agapita Las Lr
Zacetecas
Mfredo Rodriguez
Norberto Cevee
France Prize System and Mexico Revolt Rumors
The piece reports on rural French prize customs for beauty and brains, referencing the La Hosiere girls and a rich prize for wit. It then covers Mexico City turmoil with President Calles' staff announcing Serrano’s execution and warnings against further rebellion, detailing regimental surrenders and ongoing pursuit of traitor Almada and Gomez forces.
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France
Mexico
Mexico City
Geers? Alvarez
Calles
Ei O7
Serrano
World Series players wait opener in Pirates Yankees practice
Recruits as the Pirates batting practice continued and the volume was increased. Glenn Wright drove a liner, Joe Dawson tossed them up for the Losers to hit. Babe Ruth protected his hand from autograph seekers as Waner brothers and others posed. The scene captured pregame sparring and fan interest ahead of the game.
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Pirate
Glenn Wright
Beants
Joe Dawson
American Association
Losairs
Donie Hush
Miller Huggins
Babe Ruth
Laseballa
Waner Brothers
Lou Gehrig
Q Waner
Ruth
Waner
Gibrig
Benny Bengough
New York
Paul Waners
Ripe Finlder
Goeter
Bane
Lloyd Waner
Coulter
Joe” Harris
Pirates
Pher
Pie” Wraynor
Pittsburgh
Yankees
Don Miller
Herb Pennock
Grabowski
Bube Dutch
Gebriz
Monuw Ter Haggine
General Reeves Ordered to Attend Infantry School
Brig. Gen. James H. Keeves of the Bigbin Corps Area inspector unit has been ordered to Fort Benning Ga by Oct 14 to take a short course at the Infantry School. He will report to Vancouver Barracks Wa for command of the Fifth Brigade. Reeves remains at Fort Benning until Nov 25 then moves to Langley Field Va for about a month before his new station assignment.
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James H. Keeves
Bigbin Corps
Fentral
Coronel Taxi
Bunday
Fort Bennitiz
Vancouver Barracks
Waeh
Reeves
Peris
Fort Benning
Langley Field
Air Corps Tactical Schods
Father Mulvaney to Speak Before Kiwanis Friday
Father George P. Mulvaney of the Academy of Igvartale Word will speak before the Kiwanis club Friday at the Gunter hotel on the Community Chest work and the campaign for funds which will open over. C Naylor will be chairman of the luncheon entertainment committee.
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George P. Mulvaney
The
Academy of Igvartale Word
Kiwanis
Gunter Hotel
Community Chest
Doe C Naylor
Rancheon Entertainment
Matttee
Major Strauss to Fly to Ohio for Wright Field Dedication
Maj T Ay Strom, exclusive officer at Kelly Field, and Lt. Clark will fly from San Antonio next Saturday to Dayton, Ohio, to attend the Wright Field dedication. After the ceremony they will confer with Air Corps officials on equipment for the defense program before returning to their base.
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T. Ay Strom
Kelly Field
Lirwt
J. MM. Clark
Fis
Dayton
Ohio
Wrightlel
Changte
Four Planes Sighted Near Brownsville Amid Mexico Rumor
Reports from Brownsville claimed four airplanes flew toward Mexico tied to a supposed push by American soldiers of fortune to join revolutionary forces. Mexican Consul Jose Valenzuela called the tale highly improbable, noting no troops near the border and warnings against landing on government fields.
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Brownsville
Mexeco Iato Tureday
Smat
Jose Valenzuela
Valenguels
Mexpita
Mes
Valenside
Coolidge Confides Bé Is Now in Best Health in Years
Washington, Oct 5. President Coolidge told a breakfast guest that he feels in better health than at any time since entering the White House. The guest, who declined to reveal his name, said Coolidge added he is withstanding the rigors of presidential life better than any of his predecessors in recent years.
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Coolidge
Washington, Dbc
White House
Republican National
Legionnaire Writes From Paris Dispatch From France
Gus Schmidt of the city building in inspector's office received a effer postmarked Paris France from Louis Schlesinger assistant district attorney attending the American Legion convention in Paris.
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Paris
Gus Schmidt
France
Louis Schlesinger
American Legion
Stops Train Data on 8.A. Game Statute Violator
A freight train conductor stopped a train after spotting two men shooting quail out of season. He noted the automobile number and reported it to a game warden, leading to the owner's name being traced through the car record. Will J. Tucker, commissioner, cited the incident as evidence of cooperation.
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Austin
San Antonio
Quail
Nest
Will J. Tucker
Southwest
Fes
Jem
Win
Miners Return to Work After Wage Settlement
About 9000 union coal miners resume work in Texas soft coal mines after a wage dispute settlement. The agreement uses the Hoste wage scale at 7.50 per day and remains in effect until next April. W. D. Bridge of Sugarland Industries met Ray Leeman of the San Antonio chamber of commerce this week.
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Des Moines
Tows
W. D Bridge
Sugarland Industries
San Antonio
Ray Leeman
South Tegas Chamaber of Commerce
Texas to Pay Out Second Dollar of 1928 School Fund
The second dollar of the 13 per capita increment for each Texas school child will be paid monthly. Scholastic enrollment eligible for the apportionment rises to about 1,570,000, with state superintendent S. B. Mares leading the plan at a State Board of Education meeting.
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Texas
Austen
State Board of Education
N. Mares and
Todas
Thomas O Connor Celebrates 75th Birthday Today
Thomas OConnor a longtime Scotland division member since 1880 and noted staff editor celebrates his 75th birthday today with community acknowledgment.
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Thomas O'Connor
Thomas O Connor
Scotland
Perote’s Historic Fortress Ties Mexico and U S History
The Perote fortress San Carlos de Perote, built by the Spanish about 1770, saw battles in Mexican French conflicts. It later hosted Guadelupe Victoria, Mexico’s first president, and American troops occupied the fort in the 19th century. The town, briefly held by revolutionists led by Gen Arnulfo Gomez, fell back as federal troops approached.
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Mexico
Cley
Perote
Arnulfo Gomez
San Caras de Perote
Guadelipe Victoria
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