Revolt by Mexican Troops Reports from Chihuahua and Sonora
Approximately 4,000 revolting troops moved in northwest Mexico with clashes reported between loyalist and rebel forces. Carranza officials noted fighting near Chihuahua City as reinforcements rushed from Sonora and Zacatecas to quell the uprising.
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Vacral
Jistinez
Chihuhua
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Elevico
RO Martinge
Ana
Cotun Almad
Teops
Siertesuma
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Juarez
Inca Weald Quetl
Chihuahua City
Casasgrandes
Sonora
Pontiac man confesses to murder of Miss Vera Schneider
Associated Press reports that Anson Bast formerly of Flint Michigan confessed to killing 18 year old Vera Schneider after she asked him to end her life. Prosecutor Glenn Gillespie said the confession occurred early this morning with officers and a stenographer present.
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Associated Press
Pontiac
Mich
Anson Bast
Flint
Glenn C. Gillespie
Vera Schneider
Uned
Ater
Worl
Nan
Clinton Rer
Steg
Ber
Government seeks recall of steel dissolution suit
Washington April 28 The federal government asked the Supreme Court to rehear its dissolution suit against United States Steel Corporation. The piece mentions the children of Mr and Mrs W T Annas of Columbus Street MLL affected by contact fever.
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Associated Press
Washington
Spreme Court
United Statns Steel Corporation
Wt. Annas
Columbus Street
Mll
Ohio Delegates Split in National Conclave Contest
Ohio delegates to the Republican national convention show a split as early returns indicate Harding leads in the state with a strong margin, while Wood gains in several districts. Final tallies across communities, including Columbus, Cincinnati, and Cleveland suburbs, shift delegate prospects and reveal scattered support for Hoover and Johnson in scattered precincts.
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Harding
Columbus
Ohio
Republican National Conventon
Renato
Wood
Daugherty
Galvin
Turner
Willis
Boyd
Herrick
Hiram Johnson
California
Herbert Hoover
James M. Cox
Wiliam McAdoo
Cox
Cuyahoga
Leonerd Wood
Warren G. Harding
Hoover
Johnson
Lord
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Cincinnati
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Lucas County
Toledo
Summit
Akron
Montgomery
Dayton
Massacre Report Weighs on Siberian Japanese Residents
An official Japanese foreign office statement cited by the State Department says Japanese guards in Nikolaetsk district eastern Siberia may have been annihilated and several hundred Japanese residents including the consul may be dead. It notes communication was cut and a serious upheaval occurred. A relief expedition was hindered by ice while a Japanese force reached Alexandrovsk on April 28 and rescued many residents aboard the Mikasa.
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Washington
Nikolaetsk
Siberia
Japanese Foreign Office
State Department
Japanize
Htate
Alexandrovski
Mikasa
Mistuma
Apri 28
German Withdrawal From Ruhr Not Yet Evacuated
Paris April 28 The German withdrawal from the Ruhr remains pending until Huw Complies Whitiles instructions. A declaration to the Chamber of Deputies stated that Frankfurt and Darmstadt territories would be evacuated by the French once allied commissions confirm German forces are below the August 1919 authorized number. Mr and Mrs Lawrence of Cleveland visit East Broad Street hosts.
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Huw
Paris
Baeonet Millerand
Chamber of Deputies
Supreme Council
San Remo
Frankfort
Darmstadt
Mr. Lawrence
Cleveland
Edward Martin
East Briad Street
Poland Opens 180 Mile Front in Ukraine Drive
Warsaw reports a general Polish advance along a 180 mile front into Ukraine aimed at expelling foreign invaders. The first day saw about 59 miles gained, placing the front within 60 miles of Kiev. A proclamation by General Pusadski declares Poles will stay only until a Ukrainian government is established.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Kiev
Pusadski
Ukraine
Rotary club program ends with medical emergency
Superintendent Frank Shelian led a Rotary club luncheon program when a member fainted. Doctors were summoned and it was announced the man needed immediate surgery. He was carried to the dining room for operation. further details continued on page 3.
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Frank Shelian
Rotary Club
Jenkins Vis
Iteeter
Nicholas
Fi Byels
Wood Wins Lorain County Delegates In Primary
General Wood carries Lorain County by 2215 to 1241 with Harding trailing. Wood delegates Frank W Woods and H H Loomis slated for one national convention ticket. Democratic delegation names listed. State results show Wood leading most precincts, final figures awaiting canvass.
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Lorain County
Leonard Would
Lorin
Warren G. Harding
Chicago
Board of Elections
Frank W Woods
H. H. Loomis
Wood Imsiea
C . Whitney
W. E. Parnes
Harting
Loran
Harding
Hoover
Johnson
James C. Cox
Columbia
Brithton
Columbus
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C. W.W. Davis
E.G. Bick
Chas. Hermann
R. Lewis
James MuBermots
J W. Mellenry
Otto Mikelanda
Ot Murray
W. B. Fiehmord
F A. Stetson
J. N. Stone
J. F. Strenick
D. B. Symons
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T A. Conner
D. Gett
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Oral
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Harryson
OT Redington
W. T. Schickler
J. J. Smythe
Lorain County approves multiple school and utility measures
Grafton voters back a 49000 water works and sewer issue by 165 to 61 marking a development push. Lorain approves a 1000000 school bond by 1247 to 422 to fund five new buildings. Oberlin citizens pass a 50004 school bond to buy five acres for a 225000 high school, with construction delayed until next year due to costs.
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Grafton
Lorain
Lorain County
Oberlin High School
Four Hundred Per Cent Dividend Declared
Directors of the Youngstown Sheet and Tube company announced a stock dividend exceeding 409 percent amounting to over 80.69 million dollars to raise capital stock to 20 million dollars. A further 490 percent dividend of six million dollars will be set aside for employee sale as the last local exchange price stood at 378.
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Fly
Associated Press
Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Aas
James A. Campbell
Shoe Shine Prices Rise as Shops Split on Increase
A local dispute over raising shoe shine prices sees one shop remand 15 cents while a competitor holds at 10 cents. The owner of the higher priced shop cites rising expenses, while another nearby maintains the old rate and reports strong demand.
Ridgeville Votes Down Centralization Of Public Schools
Ridgeville township rejected a proposal to centralize its public schools. After weeks of campaigning the progressive side led early but the final count favored the opponents by roughly two to one, so Ridgeville will keep the current education system.
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Ridgeville Township
Starthy
Ridgeville
Father of Girl Denies Charge in Assault Case
William Wool appeared before the mayor and pleaded not guilty to an assault and battery charge related to an incident Monday night on River Street. The case was bound over to the court after officers testified that a man who escorted the girl home was assaulted.
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William Wool
Wood
Crowsmeir
Ada Sa
Postal Tax Debate Sparks Outcry Over Letter Fees
A fragment from a Paris era dispatch notes indignation as authorities weigh a new tax on letters and exter tari letters. Citizens question how officials will determine which items incur charges and protest the move amid ongoing public debate.
Market Reports Milestones and Mixed U S Prices Across Regions
The report details late market action in steel and commodities across New York Chicago and regional centers. It notes weak sentiment in corn futures due to mis filings and export concerns, with mixed cattle milk and sheep receipts and varying prices, plus stock market instability and refining activity.
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Chicago
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