Federal Government Opens Fresh Campaign Against Rebels in Mexico
Mexico City reports the federal government mobilizes renewed army strength against rebel centers across Juarez Torreon and Coahuila while governors Caraveo and Amayo join Escobar’s rebel forces. President hopeful Villareal also linked to the rebellion as 2000 insurgents hold Torreon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Ond
Coahuila
Veras Cruz
Juarez
Chihuahua
Torreon
Sonora
Marcelo Caraveo
Chihuahus
Juan Gualberto Amayo
Durango
J. Gonzalez Escobar
Antonio Villareal
General Escobar
Vera Cruz
Jesus M. Aguirre
Tehauntepec
Oagaca
Juan Almazan
Escobar
Rebel pursuit ends with official desertion to insurgents
After joining General Francisco Urbalejo of Durango, who was sent to pursue the rebels, the official deserted the government and aligned with the insurgents, signaling a major shift in loyalties during the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Urbalejo
Durango
Vatican Lifts Ban on Rotary After Vatican Fight
Rome reports the Vatican relaxes its stance on Rotary International. Lay Rotarians are no longer banned and clergy will receive a mild admonition to preserve ecclesiastical dignity. Observatore Romano signals ending attacks while Catholic organs defend Rotary's non interference with Catholic principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Rotary
Rome
Rotary International
Observatore Romano
Holy See
Sutton
Pomona Grange Meeting Highlights and Local Notices
Ridgeville residents attended the Pomona Grange at Kipton where Ridgeville earned the banner and John Stevens led an enjoyable program. Local families hosted visitors from Lakewood and Cleveland while events include a March 19 play The Four Married Men at the school auditorium and a church parlor gathering hosted by the Eastern Division. Several residents reported illnesses and minor injuries as guests traveled between Ridgeville, Lakewood, Oberlin, and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Coe
J. Stevens
T. Mason
Steinmetz
Chas. Gilder
E. Brandt
L. Bassett
Gage
James Gage
Miss Edwards
Pomona Grange
Kipton
John Stevens
Jay Swickard
Lakewood
Chas. Simmons
Kate Brewster
J. Herrig
Harry Watson
Ed Morgan
West Park
M. B. Robinson
Little Betty
Ralph
Ruth Steinmetz
F. Hawke
Dorothy
H. Cousins
Winfred Wade
Baby Wilford
B. C. Miller
Carr Knapp
Ticor
Elyria
Cecil Simmons
George Wilford
John Munch and Son
Cleveland
H. Lesher
Sation Road
N. Smith
Station Road
Stanley Olmsted
Mike Gibbons
D. Gibbons
Walburga Lesher
Oberlin
H Lesher
A. H. Eliott
P. Heller
Kewood
S. Stroud
C. P. Eldred
E. H. Eldred
Austinburg
H. P. Eldred
M. W. Evans
Violetta Terrell
To Knit or Not London County Council Knitting Ban
During an all night London County Council session Miss Isabel MacDonald questioned if knitting breached standing orders as Dame Hudson Lyall knitted quietly. After consulting the clerk the chair ruled knitting out of order and Lyall was told to stop. She rolled up her yarn and left the chamber.
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London
London County Council
Isabel MacDonald
Hudson Lyall
Dame Lyall
Miss MacDonald
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Z. A. Shaw
T. Blythe
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O. C. Hadaway
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Ed. Paulinbaugh
Marion
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