Obregon Says Mexico Not Urging Recognition At Present
President Obregon told foreign correspondents in Mexico City that recognition should follow the will of other nations and that Mexico cannot pay its debts now. He defended the inaugural address, outlined agrarian reform, railroad revival, and a planned claims commission, and denied plans for martial law or cabinet friction.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Mexico
Harding
Obregon
Obregend
Albert Beil
New Mexico
National Association For the Protection of American Rights
Fall
Chapultepec Castle
Franciso Murgui
Funeral notices and obituaries from Washington area listings
A collage of death notices and funeral details for diverse individuals across Washington and surroundings. Entries include names such as Anna Beuchert, Clarence Colford, Gerhard, Hay, Murphy, Kane, and Wolfe, with residence addresses, dates of death in early March 1921, funeral times, church services, and interment sites like St Marys Oak Hill Rack Creek Mount Olivet.
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Beuchert
Fin
Anna OM. Beuchert
Nea Borger
John I. Sieurherl
St. Petera Church
Colford - Wembira
Carroll Council
Knights of Columham
G. Clarence Colord
Fouterith
Girard
Pont Dam
C.J. Murphy
M.D
HJ Kane
Gerhard
Princrton Place
Frederick
Elly
Tl. B
Mery & Hayes
Kiffh
Hattimore
David
Ate Lawrence
Catherine Hacker
Sitter
St. Amyeus
Rilton
Simdar
Sines
Marian Blese
Opty Anoghte
Walter B Hilrom
Glenwood Cemetery
Puestay
M. Jones
Ninth Street
Frances B.doxes Sersied
Hie
Reeklonce
Grant Place
Northseest
Frank C Just, Brecher
William H. Dust
York
Maine
Anveriment Sa
Exewsters
Ewe York
McNamee Sudueniy
H.W. ShXamer
Berwan
Mary
Weaver
Arta Simpson
Mra H. Lodge
Kevey
U Street
Philip
Maurice and
Mary Wolfe Punerat
St. Patrick Church
Magyars Kill 231 Mutineers at Raab Barracks
Dispatches report a mutiny among the Hungarian garrison at Raab ending in the execution of 231 mutineers and two officers after flogging orders sparked the revolt. Two captains who sided with the mutineers were also executed as troops surrendered following immunity offers.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Raab
Baron Rivas
Count Way
Lynchburg Quint Shows Good Record
Lynchburg Virginia March 6 The Siky basketball quint finished the season with eleven wins and four losses. They defeated V M I Elon College Richmond University Hampden Sydney Roanoke College Davidson College Roanoke Y M C A North Carolina A and E College and Lynchburg College. Hall who pitched for the first team last year has been signed by Petersburg Virginia league for a spring pitcher tryout reporting around March 27.
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Lynchburg
Siky
V.M
North Carolina
Lv. P. 1
Elon College
Richmond University
Hampden-Signey
Roanoke College
Davidson College
Roanoke Y. M. C. A. North Corona
E. College
Lynchburg College
Elis
Five Night Riders Capture After Stevens on Sheriff Battle
In Stevenson Alabama 13 members of the farm tenants union tried to free four prisoners from Stevenson jail. A gun battle with about 150 citizens and officers left five attackers captured and nine men jailed in Scottsboro. The incident follows raids by night riders across the river at Fabius settlement.
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Scottaboro
Ala
Associated Preas
Alabama
Farm Tenants’ Union
Stevenson
Gcottsboro
Fabius
Scottsboro
Stevens
Stevensen
Scuttsboro
Jury May Hear Hatfield First
Williamson WV March 6 The Matewan gun fight trial today saw defense counsel call new witnesses with about fifteen more to testify for the seventeen Matewan residents accused in the Felts case. The defense expects to rest by next Friday and Sid Hatfield is anticipated to testify first among the defendants.
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Williamson
W. Va
Associated Preed
Matewan
Matewantans
Albert C. Felts
Baldwin-Felta
J. J. Conitf
Felts
Baldwin-Felts
Stone Mountain Coal Co
Sid Hatfield
Adams Will Contest Set For Judge Brent Jury Tomorrow
Mrs Frankie Ristine and Miss Sallie J Adams seek to set aside Lewis M Adams will in Alexandria Virginia. They claim the late Frank M Adams was their uncle and Charles M Adams inherited the estate. The petitioners’ counsel includes Howard W Smith and Wilam P Woolf. Judge Samuel G Brent presides with jurors to hear the case. Meanwhile Cary B Mills dying in Washington will have funeral services at 317 South Lee street conducted by Rev W J Morton. burial is at Methodist cemetery. In Kingsley church Mrs C H Wagger preached, noting she has been licensed as a preacher under new Methodist law.
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Kngton Aysr Sureal
Patrick Street
Alexandria
Frankie Ristine
Sallie J. Adams
Mittie V. Adams
Lewis M. Adams
Charles M. Adams
Samuel G. Brent
Frank M. Adams
J. K.M. Norton
Howard W. Smith
Wilam P. Woolf
Cary
Mills
Washington
H. Linden Wheatley
South Lee Street
Gicipek
Spedal
Washington Post
Cumberland
C. H. Wagger
Methodist Episcopal Church
Barton
Kingsley Church
Methodist Episcopa Church
Maryland and the Virginias Bought in Week at Danville
Tobacco market reports from Danville Virginia and Lynchburg show record weekly sales. Danville sales reached over 0,000,000 pounds with 2,000,000 pounds sold last week amid heavy over production. Lynchburg sales totaled 1,309,600 pounds, with good grades in demand though common tobacco weak. Twenty four evangelical denominations will send delegates and the same number will be sent from the state by regional divisions.
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Washington Post
Danville
Lynchburg
City
Shure Seeks Easton Postmaster Claim
Mrs Annie N Shure a 14 year assistant postmaster in Easton seeks the postmastership with backing from women voters and many men. She is daughter of Civil War veteran Robert F E Walker and entered the office under FH Rastall Walker. She would serve under John W D Jump whose renomination was held up by the Senate.
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Haston
Annie N. Shure
Easton
Rastall Walker
John W. D. Jump
Wilson
Senate
Simure
Robert
Lynchburg Man Held Without Bail In Hagerstown Murder Case
John Gowler of Lynchburg Virginia waived a preliminary hearing after confessing to the killing of Garfield H. Miller a cab driver found near Martinsburg West Virginia. He is remanded to jail without bail and to be tried in April at the circuit court.
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Washington Post
Martinsburg
W. Va
John Gowler
Lynchburg
Garfield H. Miller
Hagerstown
Funeral set for Walter R Reynolds tobacco executive
Walter Robert Reynolds vice president of TR J Reynolds Tobacco dies after months of illness in Winston-Salem aged 63. Funeral with Maxonic honors will be held at his brother’s former home Tuesday. He was native of Patrick County Virginia and survived by three brothers, a sister, and a niece.
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Washington Post
Winston-Salem
N.C
Walter Robert Reynolds
TR. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
H. J. Reynolds
H. H. Reynolds
Critz
W. E. Reynolds
R. J. Reynolds Tobacesta
Robert Oritz
City
Divorcees and Marriages Highlight County Court Actions
Judge Edward C. Peter grants Hattie G. Leber an absolute divorce from W Laber and allows restoration of her maiden Brown name. Cecelia B. Brown also receives an absolute divorce from William F.E. Brown. A Rockville wedding unites Helen M. Dugan and Lawrence J. Brigante. Elsie May Cane sues Washington Railway for 20000 in damages after a collision injuring her. Case seeks similar for loss of services. Bertha K. Martin wins an absolute divorce from John R. Martin for desertion.
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Nuun Want
Hattie G. Leber
W. Laber
Edward C. Peter
Brown
Peter
Cecelia B. Brown
Glen Echo
William FE. Brown
Washington
Helen M. Dugan
Lawrence J. Brigante
New York City
Rockville
P. Rowland Wagner
Baptist Church
Elsie May Cane
Potomac District
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Caiming
Case
Bertha K. Martin
John R. Martin
Three shot in liquor fight police arrest suspect
A gun battle at a garage behind 4621 Barclay Street left Sean W Hillman critically wounded. Antonio Palmasino, 28, is held without bail on charges of shooting Hillman and two others. Witnesses Oscar Smith and George Tanner, both injured, described the incident and the whisky theft plan.
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Baltimore
Sean W Hillman
Barclay’ Street
Mercy Hospital
Antonio Palmassina
Forresttreet
Hillman
Palmassino
Atelon
Oscar Smith
Clark Street
Chicago
George Tanner
Dillon
Guilford Avenue
Smith
Tanner
St. Joseph's Hospital
Barclay Street
Falmassinoe
Congress Elections in Chile Report From Santiago
Congressional elections were held across Chile with deputies to fill all chamber seats and one third of senate seats up for grabs. Voter participation was reported as steady in major cities including Santiago.
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Santiago
Chi Marena
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
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Wm. H. Sardo
Moterna Automobile Funerala
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W.L. Speare Co
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R. Harris & CO
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Hatfield
Richmond
Chesterfield County
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Petersburg
Richmond-Petersburg
State Penitentiary
Centralia
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Bermuda
Europe
Seow Zeny
Maryland
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Shure
Virginia
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Frank J. Paoti
Main Street
Sallie Paoli
Geneva Stull
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
Covington
University Hospital
Pomp Stull
Elizabeth Gibson
Peter B. Gibson
Barbouraville
Carrie Ellen Wood
Arsby Wood
Harrysville
Ravanna
Isaac W. Rucker
William Jennings
Gratton
Baltimore and Ohio, Railroad
J. Kenna Jennings
Washington, D. DC
Washington Peat
Clarksburg
West Virginia Sunday School Association
Charleston
W. A. Snow
Walter R. Reynolds
R. J. Reynolds Company
Paris
Congress
Chile
C.cieser
Mertz and Mertz Co
F Street
Rewhorkington Pacis
Ilbust
Randall H. Hagner & Co
Connecticut Ave
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Franklin
Underwood E Underwood
Connecticut
Thrift
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