Yucatan's Secessionist History Cited In Rebel Note
The report traces Yucatan’s long thwarted attempts to secede from Mexico, including past proposals to become a U S protectorate, a Spanish province, or an independent southern nation. It notes Yucatan’s isolation, rich sisal exports, Progreso port, and Quintana Roo as a major chicle exporter.
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Yucatan
Mexico
Progreso
Carranza
Quintana Roo
Guatemala
British Honduras
Chavez Convicted in Wife Beating Case at Santa Fe
Silviano Chavez was found guilty tonight in the district court of wife beating. The sensational two day trial drew prominence from the families of both parties and caused applause in the courtroom while District Attorney Reed addressed the jury. The jury deliberated for five hours before returning the verdict.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Silviano Chavez
Reed
Whiskey Ad Violates Taylorville Dramshop Law Spark Alarm
Citizens in Taylorville Illinois reacted with disbelief and alarm after a whiskey billboard appeared in defiance of the citys strict dramshop ordinance The law bans signs that create desire for liquor with penalties from five to one hundred dollars The Hogan Posting Service led by M J Hogan faces possible fines and court action while metropolitan papers risk barred entry if they carry liquor advertisements
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Taylorville
Ill
Dramshop
M. J. Hogan
Hogan Posting
Hogan
Springfield
St. Louis
Chicago
Guaderrama Rearrested After Bondsmen Surrender
Jesus Guaderrama, who vanished days ago, surrendered to the sheriff Monday afternoon and was released on a 10 000 bond. He and his brothers Juan and David are indicted for the murder of Deputy Sheriff W. H. Garlick and State Ranger Scott Russell, with the group previously out on bond.
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Jesus Guacerrama
Guaderrama
el Paso
Jesus Guarderrama
Juan
David
W. H. Garlick
Scott Russel
Ibondemen
Jesus Guaderrama
Government to Protest Vigorously Against Order
Washington officials vow strong protest against the British order in council that blocks trade with Germany. They object especially to restricting American commerce to neutral states suspected of German designation and will await enforcement in specific cases to base their protests.
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Ashington
D. C
Germany
Valencia County High School Sets Six Acre Farm
The Albuquerque Journal reports Belen’s county high school will have a six acre farm with an orchard vineyard and truck garden. Mrs Nora Brumback notes the site purchase provides ample grounds for agriculture guiding a strong industrial education program in New Mexico.
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Valencia County High School
Nora Brumback
Manette Myers
New Mexico
Daring Aviator Lincoln Beachey Dies in Flight
San Francisco reports Lincoln Beachey perished after crashing a new monoplane over the exposition grounds. Beachey tangled in wreckage and drowned in San Francisco Bay. In Dayton, Ohio, William C. Beachey, his father, learns of the death as he is cared for at the National Military Home on furlough.
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Lincoln Beachey
San Francisco Bay
Exposition Grounds
Beachey
Dayton
William C. Beachey
Mr. Beachey
National Military Home
Hernandez Withdraws Villa Forces From G. P. Diaz
Eagle Pass Texas March 16 Gen Rosario Hernandez led about 1500 Villa troops out of C P Diaz leaving the border town virtually deserted. Hernandez occupied the town after Carranza troops evacuated last week. The destination of Hernandez I is unknown.
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Rosario Hernandez
Villa
C. P. Diaz
Hernandez
Carranza
Hernandez I
Japanese Move 30 000 More Troops to China
The Chinese government reports that Japan has sent a second squadron with two divisions totaling about 80 000 soldiers to China. Including reinforcements, Japanese garrisons in China rise to nearly 60 000, stationed in Manchuria Shantung Tien Tsin and Hankow.
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China
Japan
Sena Demands Back Salaries From State Auditor
Santa Fe reports Supreme Court clerk Jose D. Sena presented a demand to State Auditor W. G. Sargent for payment of funds appropriated by the legislature, including 7200 for back salaries. The bill passed after the governor’s veto, with questions about its timing and validity after March 12 noon.
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Santa Fe
Supreme Court
Jose D. Sena
W.G. Sargent
Sargent
Frank W. Clancy
British Trawler Blown Up by Mine Near Dardanelles
From Tenedos the report says trawlers under warship protection resumed mine sweeping the Dardanelles Tuesday. A British trawler struck a mine and was blown up. no further details on casualties were released.
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London
Eng
Odd Bits of News From Sweyersville Pa
Odd bits report Justice Henry Miler flew into a furious attack on a defiant wife beater on trial leaving the defendant battered as court adjourned. Also reports of a bear cub incident near a settler’s child found sleeping in underbrush with bears nearby. A Methodist minister group plans vigilant reporting of youths at dances and theaters to parents and employers. Fort Smith Arkansas enforces a strict prohibition policy with city fines for liquor licenses and protests by Mayor Read.
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Sweyersville
Henry Miler
Fifield, Wiz
Ball
Here
Fort Smith
Ark
Read
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United States
Republic
Spain
Times
Washington
America
Albuquerque Journal
Belen
Ty High School
Lincoln Beachy
San Francisco
Lebanon
Eagle Pass, Texas
Sena
Cinem O
Methodist “Ministers
London, Eng
Grek
Asia Minor
Smyrna
Athens
Greece
Aivesilic
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