Devil Dogs Take Honors In Mock War In Canal Zone
In Colon Zone on January 18 the Devil Dogs capture Fort Randolph and Coco Solo air station and submarine base in a trained assault. Marines land in boats under a smoke screen, seize the garrison, and report only one minor accident as observers note lessons for canal defense.
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Colon
Canal Zone
Fort Randolph
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Coco Solo
Upoen Mor
Mandolph
Larense
Geize
France ‘Field
Limon Bay
Ene
Aguilar Taken Into Custody in New Orleans
Gen iosa Candido Aguilar secretary in Carranza cabinet was arrested by Department of Justice agents in New Orleans at noon on neutrality law allegations. He had been in Cuba since Obregon became Mexican president and was seized at San Antonio officials request. The exact charge was not disclosed.
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New Orleans
Geniosa Candido Aguilar
Ofeneral Venustiano Carranza
Carranza
Department of Justice
General Aguilar
Cuba
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
San Antonio
Tex
Thye to Meet Dern in 90 Minute World Title Bout
Ted Thye of Portland will face Ira Dern of Salt Lake City in a 90 minute best two out of three match for the world light heavyweight wrestling title. Mike Yokel of Wyoming, who claimed the title by defeating Dern, meets Tom Alley of Omaha in a 90 minute bout. A record crowd is expected in Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
Ted Thye
Portland
Oregon
Ira Dern
Mike Yokel
Wyoming
Dern
Tom Alley
Omaha
Neb
Tacoma Crew Ashore After Reef Incident Near Vera Cruz
Part of the Tacoma crew reached shore on a reef near Vera Cruz according to a message to the navy department. The rest of the crew and the commander remained aboard the ship last night as the cruiser Richmond was ordered to proceed to the scene.
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Washington
Tacoma
Vera Cruz
Mavy Department
Richmond
Ford Buys Little Old School House
Detroit January 18 AP The little red school house where Henry Ford began his self directed work life about half a century ago has been purchased by the Detroit manufacturer. The building not in use for two years with a sloping roof bell cupola and front steps was bought with no disclosed plans for its future use.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
Huerta warned not to encroach on Americans in Tampico
Washington reports say President Coolidge and aides weigh stronger action to protect U S interests in Tampico as de La Huerta faces a warning that U S will defend its commercial rights. Cabinets debate use of warships and Texas pass for Mexican troops crosses the border amid Obregon operations.
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de la Huerta
United States
Tampico
Texas
State Department
Obregon
Mexico City
New Mexico
Arizona
Mexican president Obregon faces US support backlash
Deputy Reynaldo Esparaza Martine says US backing will hasten Obregon's downfall. He notes Mexicans oppose foreign intervention in internal affairs and cites his role with the de La Huerta agency in San Antonio alongside Deputy Ruben Vizcarra.
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San Antonio
Texas
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
United States
Reynaldo Esparaza Martine
Jacoatle
de la Huerta
Ruben Vizcarra
Estrada Confident of Victory in Mexican Conflict
From Guadalaraja Estrada telegraphs General Sanchez that he controls Obregon and will attack Puebla to block reinforcements to Jalisco. He claims strong position with ample men and guns and notes Buenna in a flanking move as imminent success.
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Estrada
el Paso
Tex
Enrique Estrada
Guadalupe Sanchez
Guadalajara
Alvaro Obregon
Joaquin Amaro
Obregon
Puebla
Jalisco
Sanchez
Buenna
Cardenas
Pebels Capture Federal Arms
Rebel troops under Feliciano Garcia captured a large quantity of arms and ammunition consigned to the continued report on page six.
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Pebels
Brownsville
Tex
Feliciano Garcia
Tutenkhamun Questioned as a Full Pharaoh By Excavation
Luxor January 18 AP. The tomb of Tutenkhamun shows shabbiness in size and decoration, prompting archaeologists to doubt whether he was a full king. Similarities to Akhenaten and Ay contrast with later rulers having grand tombs, while general Harmahib is said to have reigned 59 years, though backed by limited evidence. Harmahib allegedly defaced Tutenkhamun's cartouche, suggesting he did not credit the prince fully.
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Luxor
Tutenkhamun
Pharaah
Akhenaten
Warships Not Needed At Port
Washington reports no dispatch of warships to Tampico for now to protect U S nationals amid the Mexican crisis. After a cabinet session President Coolidge and advisers concluded no American naval presence is anticipated to be required as de La Huerta’s forces avoid encroaching on U S interests.
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Washington
Mexico
Tampico
Coolidge
White House
United States
de Huerta
Denby
Navy Department
State Department
de la Huerta
Mexican Rebel captured and executed near the Texas border
Rio Grande City Texas January 18 AP Jesus Martinez a member of a rebel band of ten men was captured yesterday and immediately executed by the federal garrison near the border after a skirmish at Ascacabano sixty miles inland from Mier. The others escaped.
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Rio Grande City
Tex
Jesus Martinez
Martinez
Ascacabano
Mier
Police chief promotes killer police to clean city
Philadelphia reporting a General Butl er campaign claim that the first officer who kills a bandit will be promoted. The remark frames a tough stance during a drive to clean up the city.
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Philadelphia
Mediey D. Butler
Congress Wrestles With Rules and Probes in Quiet Session
In Washington on January 18 the Congress pressed dozens of committee reviews on medical diploma mills hospital programs tax policy and labor aid as party battles and stagey hearings loomed. An elections panel expelled Edward Miller from Illinois 22nd district amid tense scrutiny of seating.
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Washington
Ooness
Senate
House
Copeland
Getherwood
Ohio
Congress
Prohibition
Fall Declares Out of Politics Amid Florida Visit
New Orleans Jan 18 AP Albert B Fall former interior secretary says he is out of politics and will travel the rest of his life. He denies charges that he took compensation from Sinolaire oil and stored funds under a different name in Palm Beach during the Teapot Dome probe. He criticizes the investigation as unfounded and notes ongoing testimony by a bitter political foe.
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New Orleans
Albert B. Fall
Peeeiey of the Interior
Florida
Fali Ye
United States Senate
Caraway
Arkansas
Sinolaair
Teapot Dome
Palm Beach
Fla
All
New Mexico
Senet
Bittter
Baker laughs at report of presidential candidacy
Former Governor Newton D Baker of Ohio dismissed a St Petersburg dispatch claiming he will run for the Democratic nomination for president. He said nothing could be farther from his thoughts than seeking any political office.
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Cleveland, O
Newton D. Baker
Georary of War
St. Petersburg
Pia
Ng Sai
Texas Refuses Passage for Mexican Troops
Acting Texas Governor Davidson refused to allow Mexican federal troops to pass through Texas to reach El Paso Laredo and urged a guaranteed protection for Texas citizens. New Mexico Arizona governors signaled approval while Mexican troops moved toward the border and Arizona offered transport aid.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
T. W. Davidson
Hughes
Davidson
Obregon
Mexico
el Paso
Laredo
Republic
New Mexico-Mexico
Juarez
Anapra
N. M
Texas-New Mexico
Juarex
Guadalupe Sanchez
Hinkle
Hunt
New Mexico
Arizona
RCA executive in Japan via telefaced message
Columbia Missouri reporting indicates David Barnoff vice president and general manager of the Radio Corporation of America sent a message to Iwaki station in Japan and received a reply by telefacial speed in seconds.
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Columbia, Mo
David Barnoff
Ent
Radio Corporation of America
Iwaki Station
Japan
Water Projects of West Need an Extension
Nearly 300 delegates from western irrigation states pressed for moratoriums of three to five years and a business management approach, citing higher than expected construction costs and delayed penalties. Idaho and Yuma, Arizona representatives urged the government to extend time, reduce delinquencies, and adopt a clear reclamation policy while stressing the need for local control and fair financing.
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Salt Lake City
Idaho
Yuma
Ariz
Federal
Fact Finding Commission
Reclamation Department
T. A. Walter
Ecephantes Tata Te Ie
William Weisner
Arizona
Washington
Weisner
Colorado River
L. J. Magee
Boise- Payette
Boise
Utah Slayer Faces Squad In Perfect Calm
Utah State Prison, Salt Lake City. On Jan 18 Omer R Woods condemned for wife murder was executed by firing squad at 5 17 am after a long clemency battle. He spoke of innocence and sent a kiss to his family before death.
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Salt Lake City
Omer R. Woods
Deter
Utah State
Woods
A. DC. Vadney
Eil
Idaho
Washingco Es
Tennessee
Supreme Court
Eee
Omer Woods
Aioe
Utah
Are
Smong
Wooda
Board of
Pars
Dons
Bixby Now Heads National Livestock Association
Delegates to the twenty seventh annual American Livestock Association convention elected Frid H. Bixby of Long Beach California as president and C M O Donnel of New Mexico as vice president. They endorsed wheat price support movements and left dates for future meetings undecided. The session in Albuquerque New Mexico appointed a new slate of officers and discussed Esch Cu act sections.
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Omaha
American Livestock Association
Frid H. Bixby
Long Beach
Calif
C. M. O’donnel
New Mexico
N. M
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Martine
Ty .Ouston
Houston
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la Barra
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Labarra
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Chicago
William Turner
Fall
End
Banta Fe
J. F. Hinkle
War Department
Yogalea
Riz
Rios
Nogales
Naco
Neer
Oreservaon Nora
Sears
Alt Lake City
King Hill
Pardon Board
Bixby
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