Mexican bandits killed in train attack between Guadalajara and Mexico City
An unknown number of bandits who massacred passengers and guards on a Guadalajara to Mexico City train were killed in a clash with federal troops. Eight captured bandits were executed. Motor company rep M Wynkoop, the first survivor to reach Mexico City, recounted the horror and said foreigners were spared. The attackers looted the train, torched cars, and claimed to be revolutionists opposing Calles.
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Mexico City
Guadalajara
Mexico
Federal
Mr.Wynkoop
Chiildren
Ynrecuar
Lassiter to Head Tacna Arica Plebiscite Commission
General William Lassiter selected to replace General Pershing as head of the Tacna Arica plebiscite panel upon Pershing's return to the United States. White House notes deny U S invitation for Uruguay to intervene, while confirming informal talks among Kellogg, the Argentine envoy, and the Uruguayan minister in South American capitals.
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Lassiter
Pershing
Washington
William Lassiter
John J. Pershing
United States
White House
Uruguay
Kellogg
Algu
Cudahy Last Pioneer Packer of Chicago Retires
E A Cudahy the last pioneer packer of Chicago retires from the presidency to become chairman of the board as Edward A Cudahy Jr is elected to succeed him. The Armour and Swift influences fade as the next generation assumes control of the famed American packing firm.
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E. A. Cudahy
Chicago
Armours
The
Swifts
Cudahy Packing Company
Oldtimer
Edward A. Cudahy, Jr
Strawn Elected Chairman of World Powers in China Talks
Silas H. Strawn of Chicago was chosen permanent chairman of the commission of representatives of the world powers in China. The group convened in the hall used by tariff commission sessions to discuss the question of extraterritoriality. Machon Wu, minister of justice, was named honorary president and delivered an inaugural address.
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Silas Strawn
Peking
Silas H. Strawn
Chicago
Commission of
China
Machon Wu
Manuel Declares Lisbon Throne Withdrawal
Monarchists hail the decision by former King Manuel who retracts the 1921 recognition of Prince Marte Nuno from a separate royal branch as heir to the throne. The move signals a shift in succession claims and broadens debate among supporters in Lisbon.
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Lisbon
Manuel
Marte Nuno
Senate Inquiry Costs Reported by Secretary Thayer
Washington costs show Senate investigations and hearings totaling $215 483 between July 1 1924 and April 1 1912 in Edwin P Thayer's annual report detailing expenditures for inquiries and related hearings.
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Senate
Washington
Eawin
P. Thayer
Sen
Local notes record visits, sales, travel around community
South Sund ernest Bonser and family and Geo. McCracken and family visited at the D. B. Phelps home on Sunday. Various neighbors including Schad, Vogler, Roth, Vacik, Houser, Miles, Proctor and Bahr appear in visits, farm work, sales, and travel. JC W. Carey set for a sale January 27 with hay hauling and hog house construction noted.
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Ernest Bonser
Geo. McCracken
D. B. Phelps
George
Lydia Schad
Vogler
Osborn
Roth
James Vacik
E. N. Roth
Burdette Sharp
Louderback
Jim Houser
Sidney
J. C. Miles
John Jenik
Lodge Pole
John Bahr
Houser
Frank Sudik
Frank Pokorny
Walter Proctor
Bronson
Ralph Gentry
Henry Bahr
JC. W. Carey
Charles Miller
Julesburg
Warren Buckley
H. BR. Holmes
Tueeaday
Jacob Zimmerman and Sons
Sterling
Charles Ehlers
Iowa
Zimmerman
Mrs. Tighman
Tilghman
August Namath
Gentry
Carey
Richad Frgass
Senior Class Notes and Exams Amid School Drama
Senior class reports first semester exams and a shooting incident involving four students named Blanche Zalesky Mildred Newton Clara Oliverius and Anna Oliverius. The rest refused citing unknown reasons. Activities include choosing motto colors and flower American beauty rose with old rose and grey. Play Little Miss Jack slated February 5 admission 35 and 25 cents. Junior notes mention attendance and exam week mood and a upcomingMeadowlark themed spring program Great Gee Whittaker with faculty photographs by Mr Fouts.
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O'Neil
Blanche Zalesky
Mildred Newton
Clara Oliverius
Anna Oliverius
Leo Koester
Fouts
Gee Whittaker
Rabbit Hunt Kills 141 Sunday in Sund
Sunday’s rabbit hunt nets 141 rabbits. Local residents John Pavlat Billy Allington Henry Pavlat and Miss Gladys Billington attended. Albert Fenske visited Nebraska City then returned home with his sister. A school dance and Senior play are planned for February.
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John Pavlat
Billy Allington
Gladys Billington
Myrtle Anderson
Virginian Englert
Ruth Irwin
Henry Pavlat
Albert Fenske
Nebraska City
Alta Bahr
Sidney
Miss Anderson
Aliss Hunter
Mrs. Schulz
Amelia Lindley
Yvonne DeBrunner
Word Puzzle Clues and Answers From a Mixed Horizontal Vertical Quiz
A dense grid of cryptic style clues mixes horizontal and vertical entries. It lists numbers with varied wordplay hints, including dog breeds, body parts, measures, and archaic terms, inviting solver to fill a cross word style puzzle with historical term references.
Antelope Divide Visitors At Carl Larson Home
Mr and Mrs C P Herbodheimer and family were visitors at the Carl Larson home Sunday afternoon.
Surprise birthday party for Rodney Bertramson in district S21
Hubert Herboldsheimer Mildred and Marion Nelson and district S21 school children held a Sunday party for Rodney Bertrams twelfth birthday with games and at four o'clock ice cream and cake. Nearby events include a Dye school fruit pie supper Friday for Farmers Union benefits and several visits and meetings around town.
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Hubert Herboldsheimer
Mildred
Marion Nelson
S21
Rodney Bertrams
Rodney Anany
Dye School
Farmers Union
Harry Hastitt
Ernest Tracy
Charles Heimer
Lena Larson
Antelope Divide
Dewey Larson
Denver
J. H. Madden
James C. Johnson
Jens Olsen
J. W. Bertramson
Harold Nuettman
Vivian Heimer
Sundsay
Rodney
Christie
E. H. Howe
Jerome Kafka
E. L. Madden
Pleasant View Social Roundup At Local Homes
Pleasant View residents hosted and visited Sunday and Monday with gatherings at the Art Schubarth and Ben Hilpert homes. Local families attended, men hauled hogs to town, and several outings to Potter Sidney and Dalton were noted. The Ladies’ Ald group tied comforts and planned a future meeting at the Lutheran parsonage on February 25.
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Arthur Obendorfer
Frank Miller
Art Schuesslal
Art Schubarth
Paul Reins
Wm. Mangels
Walter Borcher
Wm. Borcher
Ruth
Verona
Ben Hilpert
W. Pontius
Art Obendorfer
Wim. Borcher
Ald
A. Schlichting
Lutheran Parsonage
H. B. Wittrock
John Heimer
Potter
William Borcher
Verona Borcher
Grace Dalton
Fred Wittrock
Nora Witrock
Sidney
Dalton
C. G. Gemeinhardt
Mise Nora
Mise Alma Harrison
Herman Mangels
Rare Bargain Piano in High Grade Condition
A piano stored in Sidney will be sold at a substantial price reduction for quick sale. Terms available to a responsible party. Denver Music Company Denver Colorado will send particulars to interested readers. Colton second annual community sale set for March 3 with upcoming news year articles to be listed in this paper.
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Sidney
Denver Music Company
Denver
Colorado
Colton
Colton Grain Co
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Frank Christensen
Bert Allington
Webb
Craig
Eldora Bahr
Allington’s
Western Mewspaper Union
Sidney Ice and Storage Co
Sidney Ice & Storage Co
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