Huerta Prepares To Meet Enemy Forces
Eight hundred federal troops armed at Juarez near El Paso will move to Sonora to confront an independent government set up by Governor de la Huerta. General Gamboa fled Hermosillo to Nogales seeking permission to travel to Juarez and then to Mexico City to confer with Carranza.
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Carranza
Juarez
Sonora
Associated Press
EL Paso
Texas
de la Huerta
Fox
Mexico-Northwestern
Grandes
Here
Casas
Agua Prieta
Douglas, Ariz
Manuel Gamboa
Hermosillo
Nogales
Ariz
American State Department
United States
Mexico City
Gamboa
Casa Grande
Sonora Leader Says Defenses Ready Against Juarez Troops
Gen J M Pine of the north eastern Sonora zone reports to Nacosari by telephone that Colonel Box s regiment is ordered into Sonora from Juarez. He says General Calles wired of the movement and Sunora will defend itself without extra troops, claiming ample arms and ammunition and predicting isolation will hold until conditions improve. Pine notes Box cannot reach Agua Prieta in less than a week.
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Douglas
Ariz
Agua Prieta
Nacosari
Juarez
J. M. Pine
Sonora
Box
Calles
Hermosillo
Pino
Ong
Fox
Ping
Invasion Threat From Federal Troops Strikes Sonora
Gov Adolfo de la Huerta declares Sonora defending sovereignty as Gen Manuel Dieguez Carranza signals invasion with enough forces to crush rebellion. 800 troops reach Juarez. plans to fortify Pulpito Pass to block federal advance toward Sonora from Casas Grandes. General Plank to supervise fortifications. federal advance expected to take days over rugged terrain.
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Sonora
Adolfo de Lt
Huerta
Thi Sfite
Allite
Manuel MM
Dieguer
Carranza
Mexico
Juarez
Pulpito Pass
Senora
Casas Grandes
Plank
Casa Grands
Agua Prieta
Officials Readying for Action Across the Border
Reports from Agua Prieta say Gen J M Tino is fortifying the city opposite Douglas Ariz while citizens are called to arms by the presidents municipale. Former Mayor Cardenas leaves for Hermosillo possibly to assume authority under the state government. he publishes Nacion, official organ of the de la Huerta government. Southern Pacific officials order tracks across the international boundary line to be put out of commission.
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Agua Prieta
J. M. Tino
Douglas
Ariz
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Hermosillo
Nacion
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Southern Pacific
International Boundary Line
Prohibitionists Name Favorites for April Primary
Lincoln, April 38.2. Murray, state chairman, announced the party authorized a list of candidates for the April 20 primary. Clinton M. Howard of Rochester, Virgil G. Hinshaw of Chicago, and J. D. Graves of Peru were named for president, vice president, and governor respectively. As no official list was filed, voters must mark informal ballots.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Aa. Murray
Prohibition Party
Prohibition
Clinton M. Howard
Rochester
N. Y
Virgil G. Hinshaw
Chicago
J. D. Graves
Peru
Buhl Legion Plans Fast Nine For Baseball Team
Members of Clark G. Fox post of the American Legion meet Thursday to organize a baseball team for Buhl Idaho. They expect a top South Idaho league contender and aim to field one of the fastest nines in the region, with a schedule to follow once selections and details are set.
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BUWHT
Clark G. Fox Post
The
American Legion
Buhl
Legion
Allen Bar Intervenes Not Allowed in C28 Suit
The Supreme Court in Boston on April 13 refused to let Attorney General J. W. Allen intervene in the Christian Seienes Publishing Society versus Mother church trustees case. Judge Pierce sent the matter to the October fall bench with no allowances for exceptions raised during hearings before Master Frederick Dodge. The court noted the AG might intervene only to pursue independent action when defending public charitable funds.
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Boston
Supreme Cort Today
Greneral J. W. Allen
Christian Seienes Publishing Society
Mother Church
Pierce
Fall Bench
Frederick Dodge
Edwin A. Krautherr
Washington
Casiin Science Monitor
Young Women's Christian Association Biennial Convention Opens
CLAEVIELANID April 13. The sixth biennial convention of the national Young Women's Christian Association opened here this afternoon with about 2,500 delegates from across the country and abroad. Mrs. W. H. Watford of Omaha presided. Dr. Robert K. Speer delivered an address at tonight's meeting.
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The
Associated Press
Claevielanid
National Young Women’s Christian Association
W. H. Watford
Omaha
Robert K. Speer
Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church
Belgians to Pass Through Coblenz Toward Mayence
A battalion of Belgians, first contingent for French reinforcement in the Frankfort occupation area, will pass Coblenz tomorrow en route to Mayence. The Belgians cross the American sector with routine permission, arriving at 10 in the morning.
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Coblenz
Frankfort
Mayence
Buhl to Establish New City Hall Fire Department
Buhl will soon house its fire department in the new city hall. Hutchingson of San Diego is named fire marshal with three assistants. The council approves headship and discusses fire protection and the parking rule requiring head-in stalls and no parking within 20 feet of corners, with legal penalties for violations.
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Buhl
Hutchingson
San Diego
Buhl High School Alumni Meet Planned Entertainment
BUPU. April 13. The Buhl high school alumni met in Bugs hall to arrange entertainment for this year's dancing class.
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BUPU
Buhl High School
Bugs Hall
Dentists From Buhl Attend Twin Falls County Clinic
Several dentists of Buhl including Drs Sheldon Idele Coleman and Rogers traveled to Twin Falls last evening to participate in a county dental clinic.
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Buhl
Sheldon
Idele, Coleman
Rogers
Twin Falls
Sophomores and Seniors Host Faculty and Younger Classes
In Buhl on April 13 the sophomores and seniors entertained the faculty and the junior and freshman classes. The highlight was a "rip around the world" production. After the journey to "America" refreshments were served.
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Buhl
Buhl High School
America
Ralph Novak Passes in Buhl on April 13
Ralph Novak, 16, died in Buhl on April 13. Funeral arrangements to be announced by the Novak family.
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Ralph Novak
Buhl
Death Notice of Prolonged Illness In Buhl Cemetery
A person aged years passed away yesterday after a prolonged illness described as typhoid pneumonia. Interment will be held today at Buhl cemetery.
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Buhl
BUIL LAD PICKED FOR SEAT IN VARSITY BOAT
Ernest Marquardson son of I C Marquardson prune orchard owner south of Buhl is reported in prime condition to row for California in the intercollegiate crew race against Stanford on Saturday April 7. After trials only Marquardson and one other were certain of a seat as rhythm and unity proved difficult for the crew.
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University of California
Stanford
Ernest Marquardson
Buhl
Marquardson
Claims liquor used to influence assembly votes
Senator George F. Thompson of Niagara charged in Albany that liquor was used in great quantities to influence votes to unseat five socialist assemblymen. He said a wood deal of liquor was on hand and carried from the chamber after socialists were ousted. Minority leader James J. Walker pressed for fuller disclosure, but Thompson refused.
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Albany
N. Y
Senate
George F. Thompson
Niagara
James J. Walker
Thompson
Fortifications bill cut by House lowers estimate by 100 million
Washington April 13 The annual fortification bill carrying 18 833 442 dollars was passed by the house and sent to the senate. The measure reduces the government’s fortification budget by about 100 million from the submitted estimates.
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Washington
House
Senate
Double shift starts at Twin Falls quarry for city stone
A 50 man addition begins a two shift operation at the Twin Falls highway quarry. The first shift runs 8 am to 4 pm and the night crew from 4 pm to 1:30 am. Contractors Robertson and Longen of Wendell begun concrete bridge work on a five mile road stretch. Macadam paving to begin the week of April 19, with three miles initially paved south of the quarry and two more miles north toward Blue Lakes. Culverts to be installed ahead of road crews, with about one mile of roadway expected weekly, weather and rail material delays permitting.
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Twin Falls Highway
Long and Robertson
Wendell
Rejection Impacts Tampa Group's Plans
In Tampa Florida on April 14 officials report that a group's project was halted due to an outright rejection. Details remain unclear but the decision affects local plans and potential funding.
Strike Planned by Local Cigar Makers Union
A joint advisory board named a committee to finalize plans for a general strike between now and Saturday affecting about 13,000 workers. The Cigar Makers International union has approved the strike order and will provide weekly strike benefits.
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Mands
Cigar Makers Union
Cigar Makers International Union
Colonel Robbins Wise to head railroad bureau under Esch Cummins act
Colonel F. S. Robbins, formerly assistant general manager of transportation for the American Expeditionary Forces in France, will lead the railroad bureau authorized by the Esch Cummins transportation act. A veteran executive, Robbins began with the Chicago Burlington and Quincy in 1888 and served with several northern lines.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
F. S. Robbins
France
American Expeditionary Forces
Railroad Bureau of Service
Robbins
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Increase Wages Avoid Strike
London readers learn railway workers will not strike as a sliding scale grants small wage increases retroactive to November 1 to offset higher living costs. The Associated Press reports the central wage board’s action reduces immediate strike risk.
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Associated Press
London
Central Wage Board
Lost Airedale Terrier Near Blue Lakes Area
Male 50 pound Airedale with wide leather collar last seen half a mile north of Blue Lakes grade on Tuesday afternoon. Reward offered for return or information leading to recovery. Contact Dr H R Groome at 20 W.
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North Side
Blue Lakes
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