Mexican Federal Army Pushes North
MEXICO CITY March 11 The Mexican federal army pushes north with crushing force and aims to seize Durango and Torreon within 24 hours Officials report rebels deserting Insurgent leaders Canitas a key city and rail junction in Zacatecas fell to Calles army of 18000 with no shots fired One thousand rebels deserted to federal lines Gen Francisco Urbalejo fled with thirty men Calles says revolt ended in Vera Cruz and nearly finished on the northern front
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Mexico City
Durango
Torreon
Presidencia
Canitas
Zacatecas
Plutarco Elias Calles
Revels
Genfrancisco Urbalejo Feld
Calles
Emilio Portes Gil
Vera Cruz
Village social rounds and town hall notices in Amherst area
Amherst March notes describe Elma Nickel hosting a miscelaneous shower for Mrs Richard Gleason with bunco, pink decorations, and a lunch. Attendees include Lillian Gleason and Myrtle Bailey among many locals. Recounts of farewell party for Herald Weston moving to Oberlin, games, and a picture gift. Multiple church and club events, visits to Elyria and Oberlin, and a Buckeye Hotel dance sponsored by Moser's orchestra noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Elma Nickel
Richard Gleason
Lillian Gleason
Myrtle Bailey
Herald Weston
Weston’s
Oberlin
Ray Jones
Charlies Nickel
Harmon Mathas
Francis
Thelma Jean
Irvin Mollison
Wm. Meacham
Florence
Grenieverre
Roberta
Ed Green
Anna Allsop
Charles Kolb
Weston
Tommy
Alfred Emery
Junior
Elyria
Wm. Emery
Ly Assembly
Emma Roth
Joe Russo
Russel Moser
Hattie Fountain
Leona Meyers
the Assembly
Fred Jones
J. L. Davis
Nellie
Arthur Engle
Laura Pope
Charles Bauman
Alice Garland
Mildred Vinson
Amherst
Clover Leaf Club
C. Lauer
John Garland
Alex Garland
Elaine
Audrey
Buddy
Kathrine Pippert
Fred Dietrich
Rudy Passnaw
Harvey Funk
James White
Raymond
Alfred Omery
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Wm. Allsop
Pickett
Lorain
Grenavierre McCord
Marjorie Hamon
Paul Mori
Betty
Beverly
Son Junior
Jack Thompson
Eleanor
Cleveland
N. G. Townsend
Lodi Ruth
Dime Society
Logan
Cities Retaken By Federals In Mexico Revolt
On Saturday evening crowds gathered as Federals retook cities in Mexico amid the revolt. Lunch was served to about thirty couples. The article notes social visits in Ohio with several names and mentions university and museum donations and exhibits.
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Mexico
Agusta Stone
Harriet Baker
Cleveland
Dorothy Slack
Peter Ammenhauser
Elyria
Wm. Springer
Gaston Road
Joseph Springer
Irma
Elmer
Oberlin
Eugene Griffen
Ruth
Glen
Harry
Robert Minch
Tomas Flowers
Methodist Sunday School Board
Irs
Clirman Gannet
Capt
A. T. Patchett
Belle Brocksicker
Lindbergh Rests With Fiancee After Mexico Flight
Col Charles A Lindbergh finished a round trip flight completing the Mexico City Browns ville air mail service. He landed at Val Buena field at 3 50 p m yesterday after a Tampico stop. He rested as guest of his fiancee Miss Anne Morrow at the American embassy, not flying over rebel districts on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Col. Lindbergh
Valbuena Field
Brownsville
Tex
Tampico
Mexico
Anne Morrow
United State
Dwight W. Morrow
Boucher Girls Mas At Deans Questions At Goucher
Henry Brattan Doyle dean of men at George Washington University asked the dean of Goucher College if students shave and wear garterless socks. The incident arose during questions about student attire at the Maryland college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Street
Goucher
Doyle
Boucher
DEANS
Baltimore
Henry Brattan Doyle
George Washington University
Washington
Goucher College
Wild Threat Against Circuit Judge Sparks Court Confrontation
Roy Wynkoop, 46, a carpenter and former inmate, drew two pistols on Circuit Judge Fred Lamb of Detroit and threatened to kill him unless he reversed his decision in an injunction case. Police subdued Wynkoop after a tear gas charge and he was shot in the arm.
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Roy Wynkoop
Fred Lamb
Detroit
Wynkoop
Carthage Relics Donated to Arkansas University Museum
A valuable collection of about 190 objects from ancient Carthage and the Sahara has been donated to the University of Arkansas Museum by Count de Provok. The items will be placed under the curatorship of Dr. S. C. Del Heeger, professor of zoology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Carthage
Sahara County
University of Arkansas Museum
Count de Provok
S. C. del- Heeger
Price to face murder charge in wife’s death in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on March 11 David Price, 27, will be charged with first degree murder after his wife Olla Price, 19, was shot to death in their apartment. Neighbors reported a bitter quarrel during which Price struck several blows and allegedly shouted I ought to shoot you. Neighbors said Price claimed she shot herself, but they heard a shot then found Mrs. Price dying with a revolver nearby. Police arrested Price. detectives noted he had been drinking and that the dispute followed her weekend stay with her parents in Newport, Kentucky.
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Cincinnati
David Price
Olla
Price
Clyde Lilly
Lillys
Lilly
Newport
Coroner Rules Out Wife’s Self Inflicted Death
Coroner F C Swing after examining the young wife’s body declared Mia Price did not kill herself. The finding suggests another cause or person involved remains under review as investigators pursue leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Swing
Mia
Price
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