Obregon Located Near Quertaro With Army
Washington reports official dispatch from Carranza stating General Obregon and his forces reached Quertaro eighty miles north of Mexico City and threaten Villa. Gunboat Machias joins the Vera Cruz squadron as Delaware and Georgia head north for target practice.
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Washington
Eral Obregon
Mexico City
Zapata
Carranza
Obregon
Villa
Machias
Ov‘a
New York
Veraruz
Delaware
Georgia
Lynch Arrests Two Men for Theft of Cow
Deputy Sheriff Dennis Lynch arrested two men on grand larceny charges for the theft of a cow from Mrs. H. E. Watkins, a western city dairy proprietor near Dauphin Street. The suspects allegedly killed the animal. the deputy recovered the hide and cites evidence for conviction. Gibbs has prior time at Atmore and county jail for belt theft from A. J. sawmill.
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Enoch Gibbs Pen Pee
Dennis Lynch
E. Watkins
Dauphin Street
Lynch
Gibbs
Atmore
A. J
Allied Brewers and Union Protest Prohibition Move
London protest by the Allied Brewers and the National Union of Brewery Workers against wartime prohibition efforts. They argue the plan harms industry workers and economic stability during the war.
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London
Allied Brewers
National Union Brewery Workers
Dodson's Liver Tone Offers Safe Calming Remedy
An advertisement denounces calomel and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable liver medicine. It claims the tonic cleanses the bowels, relieves bilious symptoms, improves energy by morning, and is safe for the whole family with no salivation or gut-wrenching side effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Reno Native Lieutenant Lost With Submarine F-4
Lieutenant Alfred Bde of the U S submarine F 4 was lost when the vessel sank in 215 feet of water in Honolulu harbor. A Reno, California born man who attended Reno High School and was appointed to Annapolis from Nevada, he was married to the daughter of former Nevada State Treasurer McMillan.
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Reno, Nev
Alfred Bde
U. S
Honolulu
Reno
McMillan
Nevada Line
California
Annapolis
Nevada
Firefighters suffer burns in wholesale district blaze
In Louisville Kentucky a fire last night burned two buildings in the wholesale district. The blaze produced intense heat from several hundred barrels of burning whiskey injuring several firefighters.
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Louisville
Modern Kitchen Upgrades With Reliable Ranges
The ad recalls summer cooking woes and suggests upgrading to Reliable ranges. It appeals to affordability and fitting individual needs, urging readers not to wait. The seller highlights a practical, cost effective option and promises a cooler, modern kitchen.
Runaway Wives Arrested As They Try to Board Train
In New Orleans on April 2 Cecelia Wilson Raspe, 15, and her companion Augusta Schultz fled their husbands wearing men's clothes. They were stopped at the Louisville and Nashville station by Patrolman Jacobs while attempting to ride the 9 15 train to Mobile. Mrs. Raspe mocked detectives and related how she learned to roll cigarettes as her husband Herman Raspe arrived in New Orleans by way of Bogalusa earlier that morning.
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New Orleans
Cecelia Wilson Raspe
Augusta Schultz
Louisville and Nashville
Jacobs
Mobile
New York
New York Train. “Gee,” Exclaimed Mrs. Raspe
Herman Raspe
Mooney
Bogalusa
Touraine fire not due to explosion say chemists in Paris
Expert chemists say the La Touraine blaze originated in three large textile cases in the baggage hold and not from an explosion. Magistrate Barnaud probes passengers and crew as Swoboda, born in California, is held pending interrogation amid thwarted leads and suspect associations.
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Paris
la Touraine
Touraine
Barnaud
Raymond Swoboda
Havre
Barnaul
California
M. Momm
Viroflay
Swoboda
Padouk
Viroflav
Prusst
Prussi
Vienna
America
Movement of Vessels in Harbor Friday
The Norwegian steamship Cratheus arrived at Pier 4 shortly before noon loaded for Jamaica and other ports. The Alabama river-packet Peerless docked at municipal docks at daybreak to load return freight for Montgomery and river landings. Fjell remains at Southern Coal Chute after bunkering and will go to New Orleans to load. The Honduran steamer Bodo of the Chamelecon Line departed at noon for Puerto Cortez with freight cargo.
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Cratheus
Jamaica
Peerless
Municipal
Montgomery
Fjell
New Orleans
Bodo
Chamelecon Steamship Line
Puerto Cortez
Pirates Start North After Preseason Training in Hot Springs
The Pittsburgh National League team finished its preliminary training in Hot Springs Arkansas today and began a two division northward trek. The two divisions will play strenuous exhibition games on the homeward journey.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Mobile Children Birthday List From April Aged Readers
The Mobile Item notes April born children by name and address inviting them to a birthday party at the Empire Theatre this afternoon. It asks Boys and Girls born in April to send full names addresses and birthdates to the Children’s Editor at the paper at least two days before their birthday.
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Edna. Norris
S. Broad St
Eight Negroes Stage a Pitched Battle Near China
Four men were shot and one seriously wounded in a Thursday gun clash between eight Black men near China Alabama. The affray arose from a land trespass case brought by Ike Ingram and his three sons against Wallace Sumpter Ben Wood and Phil and John Booker now pending in the county court.
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China
Ike Ingram
Wallace Sumpter
Ben Wood
Phil
John Booker
Powell's Team Leads For New Churchgoers Blues
In a church campaign at St. FE Methodist, Powell's Blues lead the Reds as crews work hard and chatter grows. Powell plans a banquet at Cawthonel to settle the matter. Ike I and two of his sons are said to be involved in a tense incident. Two men were shot during the clash, Wallace Sumpter wounded, Eb Ingram and Ben Ingram hit, with all involved under arrest.
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T St. FE Methodist Church
Blues
George’ R. Powell
Reds
T Campa
Ee Ee Pute
Ike I
Wallace Sumpter
Eb Ingram
Ben Ingram
Refusal of employment grants hits Fort Wayne workers
Fort Wayne Maryland reports that employers deny entitlements affecting about one hundred men across multiple trades including painters and paper hangers in a broad denial of employment benefits.
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Fort Wayne
Gon Painters and Paper of
Wayne
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General Obregon
Ede
van Antwerp
Dauphin and Royal Streets
Pirates
Evergreen
Ala
Powell
Kuppenheimer
L. H. Meyer & Sons
Star
Chewing Tobacco
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