Quiet Goodwill Delegates See No Trouble in Mexico
A San Antonio goodwill delegation reported no signs of trouble during a four day trip through Monterrey to Laredo amid the Mexico City upheaval. Seventeen members crossed into Mexico, observed no armed forces, and returned home by 1:30 pm. The trip coincided with a regional revolution and featured reflections on money and global affairs from the era.
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Calles Gomez Battle Near in Mexico
The article traces Calles Gomez, a veteran soldier and former Tamaulipas garrison commander, whose history includes aiding Obregon and leading Mexico City's forces during Huerta’s fall. It notes international warnings and his influence on Mexican military strategy amid political turmoil.
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Galles Smiles in Confidence
Mexico City reports President Calles expressing calm resolve amid rebel threats. Officials claim government dominance of the rebellion and predict a swift crush as supporters view Calles as Mexico’s strongest leader since Porfirio Diaz.
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Mexican Rebel Forces and Labor Support in Tamaulipas
Dispatches report General Gomez and General Almada as the main rebel group within the republic and estimate 1000 to 1500 rebels. In contrast, organized labor backs President Calles with a telegram from Jose Teas, secretary general of the regional federation of labor, and regional agrarian committees and municipal authorities in Tamaulipas pledge loyalty to Calles.
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Judge Wood Hears Modern Driver Monument Progress
Mayor John W sends greetings as city backs the Drivers command amid absence of Congressman Claude Hudspeth in Baltimore. Luke C. Brite of Alpine presides with American Jo vestock as sociation while Pony Express Band from Stockdale performs four pieces. Musselwag schedule to report on progress of the Driver monument fund Thursday afternoon. Decdent Saunders also spoke.
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Blast injures watchman at Southern Steel plant
Ton Wood night watchman was severely burned and shaken when an acetylene tank exploded at the Southern Steel plant on South Press Street. The blast, heard for miles, occurred as Wood entered the tank room with a lantern. emergency crews responded to the scene.
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Pirates Fall Short in Another World Series Game
The Pirates faltered with fielding lapses as the Yankees won 4 to 2. Babe Ruth led with three singles, Lou Gehrig added a triple, and Mark Koenig contributed two hits as John Miljus shut down Pittsburgh after relieving Kremer.
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General Executed in Mexico City Court Martial
In Mexico City a court martial spent eight hours hearing the case of General Alfredo Rueda Quasano, commander of the 26th Cavalry, accused of rebellion. Prosecution and defense clashed as judges delivered a guilty verdict. Obregon supporters gather at party HQ as unrest eases and officials report no widespread trouble in the state.
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88 Couples Change Minds Divorce Suits Dismissed
The Thirty seventh District Court dismissed a number of divorce suits after suits were not successfully presented. Judge We Anderson ruled Thursday to dismiss a large group, with most cases involving couples who changed their minds.
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