Saebels Prepare to Attack Mo Naco
Mogales Ariz March 19 Twenty five hundred rebel troops including Mayo Indians moved from Nogales Sonora to attack Naco. Led by General Fausto Topete governor of Sonora the force aims at the border town held by General Augustin Olechea who deserted the rebel Yanks after the insurrection started. Rebels will pick up additional troops at Del Rio.
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Mogales
Ariz
Nogales
Sonora
Naco
Fausto Topete
Augustin Olechea
del Rio
Enrique Estrada
Cananea
Four Ills Swept Away by Modern Konjola
Franks Denton of Ashtabula Ohio credits Konjola with curing stomach kidney rheumatic and neuritic pains after trying many remedies. He says three bottles in three weeks made him a new man and endorses the medicine as the master medicine with a million friends. Konjola is sold at Phillips drug store in Elrria and by leading druggists in the region.
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Frank Denton
Morrison Street
Ashtabula
Ohio
Konjola
Elrria
Phillip
Adv
insurrection leaders push for Naco move from Agua Prieta
Bulletins from revolutionary headquarters say General Iturbe will attack Mazatlan in a few hours. General Topete’s forces received a 600 Mayandian reinforcement led by Guadalupe Cruz son of Chita Cruz. The fighters appeared well armed and disciplined.
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Dianss
Naco
Agua Prieta
Topete
Guadalupe Cruz
Chita Cruz
Ramon Iturbe
Mazatlan
Sinaloa
Steamboat Bill Colored Revue Heads To Rialto Theater
The Steamboat Bill colored musical revue will play at Rialto theater for three days starting Thursday March 21 with photo plays twice nightly and a Saturday matinee. It tours major eastern cities and features Hunter Warfield Jenkins Robinson Davis Blake Foster McKenney Willis Bertie Warfield and the Blue Belle Beauty Chorus.
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Louisville
Rialto Theater
Pittburgh
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
America
Hunter & Warfield
Hoyt (Zablo) Jenkins
Sam Robinson
J. C. Davis
Morris Blake
Paul Foster
Bessie McKenney
Ethel Willis
Bertie Warfield
Rialto Theatre
Dolores Costello Stars in The Redeeming Sin Vitaphone
Dolores Costello headlines The Redeeming Sin a Vitaphone special from Warner Bros. presenting her in a dramatic production with renewed screen prominence at Capitol.
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Dolores Costello
Warner Bros
The Redeeming Sin at Capitol Theatre Tomorrow
The Redeeming Sin a thrilling glamorous Paris underworld romance features Miss Costello as a cafe dancer. A thief rules the scene until a young doctor saves her brother shot by accident. Vitaphone brings warmth terror and beauty with sound. Also showing is The Eligible Mr Bangs a new Education Coronet Talking Comedy arriving tomorrow.
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Paris
Miss Costello
Vitaphone
Mr. Bangs
Capitol Theatre
Local society and events in Grange and Cleveland
Notable residents attended public auditorium fights in Cleveland. Local couples visited Rev and Mrs. Knapp in Berlin Heights. Lydia Kelner substitutes in Rochester schools. Lyndon chapter plans a family party at the Masonic hall on March 18. Dr. Wilcox visited Rev and Mrs. Ryan in Peninsula. F and AM No. 399 to conduct annual inspection.
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Masonic Hall
A. A. Wilcox
B. H. Ryan
Peninsula
A. M
Daddy Allen To Talk Over the Radio
Edgar F. Daddy Allen president and founder of the International Society for Crippled Children will discuss the society on WCCO Minneapolis tonight at 1145 p m Eastern time 1015 Central. He is among three speakers at the eighth annual convention in Minneapolis with Edith Reeves Solenberger of Philadelphia and Jane A Neil of Chicago also presenting talks. A musical program directed by Miss Elizabeth McGregor of Gillette State hospital for Crippled Children will follow. The Elyria gathering honored Mrs Hattie Curtice on her 75th birthday at the Schaarz home with relatives from LaFayette Cleveland and Fort Benning. Arthur J Wilcox attended Ohio National Guards inspection in Lakewood last Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Herman White and son Wayne of Elyria visited the Fosters. Charles Foster and Leon Curtice were in LaFayette last Wednesday.
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Edgar F
Daddy” Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
WCCO
Minneaplis
Minneapolis
Allen
Edith Reeves Solenberger
Philadelphia
Jane A. Neil
Chicago
Elizabeth McGregor
Gillette State Hospital For
Elyrian
Harry H. Howett
Hattie Curtice
Edwin Schaarz
Elyria
Leon Curtice
LaFayette
Henry Curtice
Cleveland
Frank Orr
Leetonia
John Orr
Fort Benning
Arthur
Wilcox
Ohio National Guards
Lakewood
Herman White
Wayne
C. A. Foster
Charles Foster
Local social notes and funeral report from LaGrange area
Wednesday events at Grange hall for Eastern Stars with a casual dinner. Visits include Judson Spicer in Cleveland and Wellsville. Frank Rawson's return to Michigan after five months with relatives. gatherings with Sprague McGoogan Sigsler families. Gleaners and guests hosted by F. L. Wolcott. Funeral service for Civil War veteran Calvin Jackson.
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Grange Hall
Judson Spicer
Cleveland
Wellsville
Frank Rawson
Michigan
Charles
Elmer Sprague
Elaine
Ed McGoogan
June
Elyria
Bert Sigsler
F. L. Wolcott
N. L. Gott
G. W. Woodruff
E. L Adams
Hev
Helen Butler
George Trenchard
Grafton
Bessie Ramses
Norwalk
la Grange
Alice Bpattell
Marie Rockwood
Thad Rawson
Kenneth Law and
G. J. Law
Vernon Rundle
Fariv
Monroeville
LaGrange
Calvin Jackson
M. E. Chatch
G. i. Ryan
Peninsula
Charles Foeter
Man shoots ex wife and commits suicide in Newark
Newark Ohio report states John H. Frazier a 53 year old B and O railroad brakeman shot and killed his former wife Mrs Louella Belle Kennedy 31 then killed himself with poison after failing to kill her husband Frank Kennedy. The incident occurred March 13 and police noted prior threats but found no other victims.
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Newark
John H. Frazier
Louella Belle Kennedy
Frazier
Frank Kennedy
Maston to Speak at Kent State Normal inauguration events
R C Maston Elyria Ohio superintendent of schools will speak at the Kent State Normal College inauguration of Dr James O Eugleman and the dedication of the David Ladd Rockwell Library and William A Cluff Training School Exercises occur Friday and Saturday March 22 23 Governor Myers Y Cooper to deliver the principal address amid a two day celebration. In a separate incident a man shot at Kennedy and then killed his ex wife Mrs Kennedy after forcing entry into her room He proclaimed I am the man you re looking for and later died after taking poison.
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Kent
Mar
R. C. Maston
Elyria
Ohio
James O. Eugleman
Kent State Normal College
David Ladd Rockwell
William A. Cluff
Myers Y. Cooper
Kennedy
Frazier
Colgan Transferred to GMAC Publicity Staff in Akron
Eugene Colgan, territorial manager for GMAC in Akron, is transferred today to the publicity and advertising staff of the General Motors Acceptance Corporation. The move places him in a new role within the Akron office.
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Eugene Colgan
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Akron
Washington advertised real estate sales without down payment
A 1773 paper notes George Washington sold real estate in the modern way by advertising sales with no down payment, with the move to the home office in New York City after April 1st mentioned.
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New York City
George Washington
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