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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1926
Page
2
Photo portrait of Anna Q. Nilsson First National featured player shows her in a tulle turban from Sweden. She visits home and crafts costumes that become Hollywood fashion envy.
Mexico faces a brutal campaign against the Yaqui Indians as General Alvaro’s forces push into Yaqui strongholds in the Buchatet mountains. Fear of the Yaqui and rumors of invasion have driven Mexican mobs to intensify efforts to wipe out the tribe.
Fragmentary notes describe a tin box of money and a sale at an older venue on Tee Street Dretras. Testimony references a niles fr ing and a better sale outcome. Further specifics are unreadable in the text.
The Yaqui warriors raid from mountains and retreat to camps as they augment infantry and cavalry forces. Gen Obregon’s faction, backed by Catholic support, faces rising dread as revolutionary alliances with Indians shift. Tales of torture and ferocity accompany the conflict.
Fragmentary text notes Yaqui Indians in the Mexican mountains and wealthy mountain mines, with the Diaz attack testing their strength. The Obregon drive could shift regional peace by threatening the Yaqui resistance and possibly ending their threat to Mexican national security.
The article notes a surge in lottery activity in Prussia with 60 percent of players in four states being women. Officials consider increasing tickets from 700,000 to 1,000,000 per semi annual drawing as women drive gambling. Tax take on winnings remains substantial.
The passage notes that children in poorer quarters have no pennies to spare for toys. It emphasizes lack of playthings and affordable alternatives for recreation. It reflects concerns about childhood poverty and accessible entertainment.
A report notes jet colored fabrics regaining popularity as trims on dresses. Designers commonly dye jet in green blue or red to achieve an emerald look, signaling a revival of the shade in garments.
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