Revolt in Mexico Near Border Sparks San Antonio Clash
Reports say Esteban Cantu led a revolt against President Obregon spreading from Lower California to Sonora. At least 20 were killed in a clash with Mexican regulars near six miles from the U.S. border, as refugees poured into the United States and reinforcements moved to the front.
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San Luis
Mex
Obregon
Mexico
Lower
California
Esteban Cantu
Carranza
Lower California
Sonora
San Antonio Canyon
Tijuana
Tecate
San Diego
Cal
Cantu
Califor
el Centro
Imperial Valley
United States
Diego
Cats and Cops Note Smart Felines At Headquarters
A humorous police report describes Minnie and Jeff, stray cats in custody who wash their faces and paws daily, rub paws on soap, drink from the fountain, and are praised for wit. An elevator man and Ivan Miller recount the cats using talcum powder, illustrating their clever antics.
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Minnie
Jeff
A. Ridley
City
Jett
Ivan Miller
Rebels Executed by Federal Forces in Tijuana Battle
Federal forces in Tijuana report four rebels captured in the initial clash were executed. Later, some Americans were admitted to the city to grant their horses access to the race track as authorities described the operation as part of a movie concern.
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Tijuana
Mexico Executes 2 Revolutionists
Reports from the Lower California frontier say six deaths occurred in a clash between revolutionists and federal forces near Tijuana. Two captured revolutionaries were executed, as Governor Ybarra orders border closure and troops deployed to defend northern cities including Tijuana Mexicali and Ensenada. Forty alleged revolutionists were arrested in San Diego earlier.
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San Diego
Cal
California
Tijuana
Ybarra
Lower California
Mexicali
Ensenada
Ten Die as Fire Ravages New York Tenement
A tenement fire in New York early today killed or fatally injured ten people. The deceased include three women two children two men and two others badly burned who could not be identified. One victim died in hospital after leaping from a third floor window.
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New York
Campfire News and Local Society Highlights
A series of community notices includes a November 19 Children’s Book Week performance of Kidnapped at the Blue Mouse theatre with free library tickets, plus crafts and first-aid classes for girls. Campfire officers elected include Elizabeth Rabiler president and Ruth Coats scribe. A 25 to 90 member Campfire Girls program, Sargent the immigration official obituary, a Spokane hotel fire, and Boston Ponzi imprisonment add to the week’s briefs.
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Blue Mouse Theatre
Public Library
Welona
Elizabeth Rabiler
Winifred Shaw
Betty Beller
Ruth Coats
Eleven Boys and Mutts Seek Pool Prize
A Star request sought the boy who sat on Crystal Pool ledge at 9:15 Thursday with a big black dog beside him and whose mutt missed a prize at the mutt show. Eleven boys appeared over Saturday, each with a black mutt on a different chain. the intended contestant arrived third, and all vacancies were filled.
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Crystal Pool
Woman Dies After Collision With Fire Truck in Seattle
A crash at Tenth Ave North and Ravenna Blvd left Mrs. S. J. Abramoff seriously injured and her husband S. J. Abramoff and passenger George Knoff 18 hurt. Fire truck No. 9 struck from rear as it turned to Ravenna Blvd while responding to an alarm. Mrs. Abramoff remained unconscious early Monday at Lakeside hospital.
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Tenth Ave. N. FP
Ravenna Blvd
Sumray
S. J. Abramoff
Aurora Ave
J. Abramoff
George Knoff
Abramoff
Lakeside Hospital
Ravenna Bird
First Aid Class to Open Tonight by Red Cross
The American Red Cross opens a first aid class tonight at the Jumble shop on Fourth Ave and University at 7 o clock. The course will meet on Mondays and Thursdays.
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American Red Cross
Fourth Ave
University At
Girl Lost in Woods Sought Near Tyree
Everett detectives and Snohomish County residents search the Tyree woods for Dorothy Grimm, 18, missing since Saturday. Bloodhounds fail to locate her as authorities fear she may have fallen into a ravine or river. Grimm had been staying with her father Paul Grimm, newly appointed station agent for the Hartford & Eastern at Tyrée.
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Everett
Nealdenta
Snohomish County
Tyree
Dorothy Grimm
Mine Crimm
Paul Crrimm
Hartford & Eastern Railroad
Tyrée
Belated Father and Son Party Plans Banquet
Dads and sons expected to attend a belated Father and Son Week banquet at Pilgrim Congregational Church at 6:00 p m Tuesday under Lowell school and Pilgrim Men's club. Mrs C C Arthur Varney will be guest of honor at a no host luncheon at Meves cafe Friday at 1 p m with reservations through Mrs Charles G Miller.
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Pilgrim Congregational Church
Lowell School
Pilgrim Men‘s Club
CC. Arthur Varney
National Mothers’ Congress
Parent
Teacher Association
Meves
Charles G. Miller
North
The Cheerful Giver Fund Drive Appeal
A fundraising appeal urges community aid with a goal of 750 000 dollars to be raised between November 14 and 19. The message emphasizes unity and cheerful charity through local volunteers and donations of proportional wealth.
August Hinderberger shot by mistaken identity during hunt
August Hinderberger of Park was recovering in a hospital Monday from a gunshot wound inflicted Sunday by Millis, a farmer on the North Trunk highway. Police investigate the incident, misidentified as woodpile thieves, as Hinderberger and his brothers rode in a duck hunting auto outside the Ell residence, where a light woke a daughter. Ellia was arrested by sheriffs and later released with no fatal injury.
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Derberger
Ellia
Sheriffa
Hinderberger
Washington Iron
To Repeat Program at Cornish Theatre Tonight
Boise report notes a music and stage program at the Cornish Theatre will be repeated tonight to accommodate audiences unable to attend earlier. Also, Idaho news recalls Joseph Chen, 62, once named the richest man in Idaho, who died penniless after years of sheep losses.
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Cornish
Cornish Theatre
Boise
Idaho
Joseph Chen
Satin Fabrics Promote Durable Broadcloth Appeal
A catalog-style listing highlights 36 inch Brocaded Satin at 1.69 and 40 inch Printed Radiums at 1.95 with popu lar two-tone colorings. 40 inch Charmeuse Satin at 1.69 offered in navy brown and black. Also featured 40 inch Satin Canton at 3.25 in navy brown bob-o-link and other shades.
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Belgium
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Frank H. Bartitolomew
Lowasa
Kihelo
Ravenna
Elizabeth Child
Isabel Watts
Louise Cannon
Muriel Simpkins
Campfire Chorus
Wedoobe Bluebirds
Anita Mayrand
Abwardah
Helen Shay
Mary Kinnan
Eleanor Brown
Camp Wine of
Renton
Helen Kiel
Louise Wells
Florence Damon
Eva Flows
TL Olive Wt
Salvation Army
HH. Sargent
G. A. Tripp
South Bend
Sargent
Washington
Spokane
St. Regis Hotel
Ione
Boston
Charles Ponzi
Jersey
Jersey Pettibockers
Goodyear
BON Marche
Remus
Seattle
Aluminum
Union Street
Mer Batten
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