Jalisco Fighting Continues Amid Rebel Pressure
Reports from Mexico City say fighting in Jalisco persists despite a major rebel defeat at Tepatitlan. Catholic archbishop figures loom large in the conflict while the government contemplates a clergy census and possible actions on church power. Rebels are said to muster near San Jose De Gracia for a decisive fed battle as tensions rise across the state.
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Jalisco
Tepatitlan
Ob Tepaeutlon
Tne Son Yopniay
Agotun
Uae
Errolea
Pen
Kilbal
Sureendevis
Dignacio Conez Medina
Teolotlen Hraveh
Viner Tupulay
Ot Ana
West Tormitivle
Yunader
Francesca Orozco Oy Dimines
Cinudahifara
Centea
Mexico
Diaz
Guatemala
Chile
Sinc
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
United States
Jimines
San Jose de Gracia
Deneen Speaks for Smith in Senate Battle for Seat
The debate over Smith’s primary expenses unfolds as Reed urges the Senate to refer the matter to the privileges and elections committee. He argues that the case demands careful handling and that credentials must be scrutinized to ensure a fair outcome.
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Deneen
Smith
Senate
Smith Er Denthihs
Privleges and Elections Committee
Asgtagushable
Heel
Abe
Reed
Proviansa
Senato
Nelene
Smith Lea
Fiona
Messal
Social System on Way to Barnyard Says Dean of Men
Des Moines report quotes Robert Rienow dean of men at the State University of Town describing modern education as a social barnyard. He asserts students show little religion and idle knowledge while dishonesty grows with more chesting and stealing. He blames fragmented churches and internal fights over fundamentalism and modernism for waning religious concepts among youth.
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Des Moines
Robert Kenow
State University of Town
Parent
Ater
Rienow
Kiwanis on Air Broadcast of District Convention
Proceedings of the Kiwanis International district convention will be broadcast tomorrow night from Cleveland Ohio by station WAM starting at 7 p.m. Reported telegram reception prize awards will go to the member who telegrams from the greatest distance. Washington AID Mets Washington Township Dan. i. Ladies Aid society will be entertained Wednesday January 26 by Tiny Miller. Mensing whooping cough and polio outbreaks linger in the community.
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Kiwanis
Wiwants International
Cleveland
WAM
Aeliver
Washington Aid Mets
Washington Township
Dan. i. Ladies' Aid Society
Tiny
Miller Nfl
Mortuary Services for Victor Collins in Ely, Minnesota
The obituary notes Victor Collins of Ely Minnesota died yesterday morning. Services will be held at Calvary Church with Rev Bart Parton officiating. Survived by wife Ruby Joan and son John. Burial at Calvary Cemetery scheduled with a prayer meeting Thursday at 7:00 PM.
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Victor Collins
Victor
Meurdstey
Aiden Andinnerly
Hiloess
Hamerrae
Weide
Kietner
Chiepel
Hinriad
Patrines
Collins
Roy Ae
Nohnson
Servines
Ruby Joan Jobosor
Anton AL
Plumbers Trade Lectures At Iowa Convention
The thirty-ninth annual Iowa Master Plumbers convention near its close in Des Moines featured trade lectures by Thomas on the subject Aulynatic List in Arrears. About 200 master plumbers registered with committees reports scheduled for the afternoon session. a Rath Packing plant tour preceded a banquet and dance for plumbers and wives tonight at Florel Bas- Laimsdan.
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O. C. Fugdlz
Chicago
Florel Bas-! Bell
Champ Clark Jr Improves at Hospital Stay
Fragmented OCR notes show Champ Clark Jr listed with improved condition after hospitalization. Unclear personal details and dates due to garbled text.
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Champ Clark, JR
Effects of Pall Fatal to Woman 78 Years Old
A fragmentary obituary notes the death of a 78 year old woman, with unclear handwriting and multiple garbled phrases. It mentions individuals and places without full context, preserving the core fact of a death attributed to Pall effects and reference to local names and locations.
Local weekly page notes upcoming events and names
A fragmentary notice lists a Friday night event and a series of names, including Misses Coll Walle and Gasharn, plus mentions of weekly papers, a lodge or Masons chapter, and a meeting time around 58 pm. The text is garbled but signals a community bulletin with social and lodge references.
Court Seizes Chaplin Safe Contents in Divorce Case
The court examined Chaplin safes at his Hollywood studio and in Beverly Hills to assess personal property value amid a receivership and temporary alimony disputes with Lie Crey Chaplin. Al Reeves opened three boxes behind a secret panel. funds to cover attorneys fees remain unresolved. Charles Chaplin, recovering from a nervous breakdown, is expected to travel to Los Angeles to pursue the divorce.
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Charl Chaplin
Los Anbosor
Faye
Guark
Lie Crey Chaplin
Bud Chaplin
Shea Te Sumarurtea
Fog Toy Lle Wits
Vivato
Td Vermin Syxitvel
Ressesterday
Chaplin Studios
Llolywood
Willy Mision
Dhs Gegounes Aus Pyopevly Baatards
Ayas
al Reeves
Chaplin
Muanagse
Guerin
Sanday
New York
Charlie Chaplin
Nathan Burkan
Vouiouiua
Gustav Week
Phiyer
Los Angeles
Balt
Oy Chaplin
Ouuintin
Ted
Handbook Man Pays Back Part of Losses
A Davenport suit by Walsh Construction seeks $140,000 against Arnold Jane Levy and Leo Sexton for losses tied to a horse bet. Sexton, former Sidney district manager, died. Arnold and Levy settled for about $4,000 with Levy short of funds and Arnold assuming the burden.
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Cincinnatic O. Dan
Walsh Construction Company
Davenport
Starry Arnold
Jane David Levy
Leo Sexton
Sidney
Sexton
Arnold
Levy
Notable Crime Trial Paragraph for Old World Court
Fragmented OCR reports a capital case with references to execution, prison, and condemned individuals. Names such as Torrez and Berninde Rew appear amid a description of court actions, sentencing, and daily allowances, all framed in archaic legal rhetoric.
Former OM cigls of Minnesota Stock Land Bank Indicted
A federal grand jury indicted six former officials and officers of the Southern Affnnesote Joint Stock Land Bank for conspiracy and fraud totaling near a quarter million dollars. Named are former president Glenn W. Gold and former vice presidents William G. Smith and others. acts allegedly occurred when the bank operated in Red Wood Falls Minnesota, now based in Minneapolis.
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Alii
Federal
Southern Aflnesote Joint Stock Land Bank
Shisten
New York City
John Eeihaston
Chicago
Wede Gold
Glenn W. Gold
Wonalkt W. Gold
Fomer
Willian Tl. Gold
William G. M. Smith
Vic
Fedwood Falls
Mini
Minneapolis
Ackley Woman Dies of Pneumonia After Hip Fracture
Ackley woman Mrs. Charles Doepke died in Mercy hospital Fork Doda after fracturing her hip and contracting pneumonia following a fall. She had been brought to Ackley earlier and will be buried there. Surviving: two sons Charis J Doepke and Macy Bleaker, a brand niece Mamie Bselotow.
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Dia. Dium
Charles Doepke
Mercy Hospital
Fork Doda
Whursday
Preuntania
Ackles
Poestock
Waitt States
MM Doepke
Auynget
Uta
Charis J. Doepke
Macy Bleaker
A Brandniece
Mamie Bseltow
Raehesiay Srna
Election fight in Central Life Co goes to courts
Des Moines Jan 1 Injunction petitions seek to bar Dr T C Denny and H H Havner from resuming top posts at Central Life Assurance Co. Mer and Carr, former leaders, seek to restrain. A separate U S district suit in Washington requests a restraining order to block interference with policyholders meeting results. The action centers on a constitutional amendment terminating current offices and on notice provisions.
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Central Life CO. Theen
Des Moines
T. C. Denny
HH. M. Havner
The
Central Life Assurance Company
Unvn
Offiee
O. ¢ Mer
Fred Carr
Washington State
Nesal
Two Hurt When Bomber Explodes In San Pedro Harbor
Los Angeles January 19. A large navy seaplane bomber caught fire when the fuel tank exploded, demolishing deck plates and injuring two sailors. The blast shook San Pedro and the ship lay off Dead Man's Island in Los Angeles harbor at the time.
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Cal
San Pedro
Angeles Harbor
Retired Financier Killed in Miami
Retired financier Minthorne Woolsey, 78, formerly of Wayneville, New York, was struck and killed by an automobile in Miami early today. Police said the exact circumstances of the fatal accident are under investigation.
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Miami
Fedeh
Wla
Dam
Minthorne Woolsey
New York
Wuoynesville
Vaewatt
Police
Tite
Fragmentary Notice Reads Mixed Names and Places
A garbled OCR item references individuals such as John We Gaygane and Samuel Barredw, with mentions of a court, speakers, and a meeting at Wiarrerigg brane. It lists names like Misa Mdadorel Vilbaird and Ciara Lava and references a preliminary delay tied to an advancement event in some Camriel area.
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John
Ani
Bane Cremiel
Samael
Misa Mdadorel Vilbaird
Ciara Lava
Warwick Building Fire Claims and Contested Loans
The Warwick building fire, dated December 27, caused significant damage to the Cry tad theatre and nearby structures. Estimated restoration costs reach $4,000, while Stambaugh reports 62 creditors claim the canony at $12,000 and warns action if the receiver defaults.
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EL A
Maine
Kellogg Denies Intention To Endorse Arbitration
Washington January 19 The secretary of state Kellogg denied intent to back arbitration for the Mexican land and oil dispute and said newspapers misinterpreted his statement He supported the Senate's view that arbitration may be a path but did not endorse the Robinson resolution or land law arbitration. Mexico City reaction mixed as Calles favors peaceful settlement and a specific case may be submitted after Senate approval.
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Scerebury Kellogg
Senate
Helleggvald
Mexico
Mexico City
Reale Loge
Calles
Dudielal
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Hague Tribunal
Songeio
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D.C
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Robinson
Ais
Callas
Aiso
Judicia Apinian
Siles
Borah
Idaho
P. E. O. Founder Honored in Chicago Event
Chicago notes honor for the late founder of P. E. O. at a Sunday gathering. Mrs. Stafford, widow of founder Allen Stafford, was among seven local women who helped organize the sorority in 1869. The group supports educational aid and has aided nearly 2,000 girls in obtaining education.
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Condithin
Chie Clave
Yeamnall Grigdsen
Meco
Wow. Marsh
Sunilste
Chicago
Looffy
Allen Stafford
Dan
Yanceling
Ok Park
Stafford
Wieslayan College Pir
New bids sought for Hallway Conductors home in Savannah
The Order of Hallway Conductors announces it will receive new bids for building a home for its aged and infirm members at Savannah Georgia after earlier bids were rejected for being too high.
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Cotyle
Dan
Deacons Reinstated At Colored Church After Vote
The deaconate at the colored Chedvetean fa Relsort Cartan church was reinstated today after a majority vote at a recent meeting. Rev Poo Dinckney, who had resigned at the board’s request, remains unsettled as plans for a new pastor and pulpit are pursued. Ann Pinedo, who arrived 18 months ago, postponed plans to leave and remains in residence while arrangements proceed.
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Daeter
Wang Ba
Hays
van Charen
Wilting Tiel
George Martin
Nis
Samuel Bars Pou
Ev. Ar
Ind Ney
Pinckney
Milla
Vhureh
Martin i
City's Growth Drives Waterloo Phone Expansion
At a Waterloo Real Estate Board lunch, A T Welker of Northwestern Bell warned growth demands robust facilities. He cited subscriber rise from 100 in 1881 to over 10 000 now, with daily calls leaping from a few to 70 000. He noted higher city costs, initial 1 operator rising to 36, and 185 workers today to support service.
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Waterloo
Telephone ‘Company
Bevon
A. T. Welker
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Real State Board
Black's Tearoom
Kid Freed to Fight K. O's Opponent but Law Counts Him Out
A 16 year old boxer known as the Kid faced police and a judge after an Elks club bout. He knocked out his opponent in the fourth round but was sentenced to the state training school at Fil dorn until age 21 on an incorrigibility charge.
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K. O
Law
Myrtle Delmnire
Elks Club
Phunhers
Moblis
Suard
John W. Gwynne
Juvenile Court
Fild
Senate Measure to Regulate Barbering
Des Moines reports Senators Arch McFarlane and Bert Stoddard introduced a bill regulating the barbering occupation. The plan creates a three member state board of examiners appointed by the governor to license applicants and set sanitary standards. Board members must be practical barbers with five years’ experience.
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Des Moines
Arch McFarlane
Waterloo
Bert Stoddard
Sloan
Senate
Towa
Underwear Thief Pleads Guilty Before Municipal Court
Jatin Stoner pleaded guilty in municipal court to stealing underwear from a former prohibition agent. He asked for jail time but the judge deferred the sentence, sending him to the county jail to work with brush and scouring powder, aiming to improve the inmate’s cell.
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Jatin Stoner
Fudee Gwynne
Weelkinge
John
Bey
Ety
Death Claims Anton Bietrick After Yearlong Illness
Anton Bietrick, 71, died this morning at Sartori Memorial Hospital following about a year of illness. He lived near Dike with his widow and several children surviving.
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Cedicalls
Anton Bietrick
Sartori Memorial Hownital
Dike
Senate probes guarantees. Iowa bank laws under review
In Des Moines, Senator Campbell introduces a resolution for a joint committee to study bank guaranty practices in other states. The measure seeks amendments to current laws, reorganize the banking board, and consolidate criminal charges under one filing, with corrections pushed by the code revising committee.
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Des Moines
Dun
Senate
Campbell
Ida County
Rowdee
Sein
Beun
Queenla County
Dame le Bree
Stata Huang Loard
Senate Rejects Lausanne Turkish Treaty in Vote
In Washington on January 19 the Senate rejected the Lausanne treaty by six votes, blocking ratification. The decision ends formal U S relations with Turkey after February 20 as the modus vivendi expires. Republicans largely supported ratification, while Democrats Swansea and Ming led the opposition citing Armenia, Christian protections, and American nationals' status as issues.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Turkey
United States
Swansea
Virginia
Ming
Utah
Armenia
New Tangle Develops in Johnson County Election Contest
Des Moines January 19 A state investigation committee reported that Lee Nugle gained a majority by 44 votes over Samuel Whiting in the Johnson county house race but the decision is withheld pending disputes over fifth ward Iowa City ballots The Johnson county supervisors had given the race to Whiting claiming a one vote margin Claude Porter Whiting attorney charged that voting after 7 pm in the fifth ward violated the law and seeks nullification of those ballots which would swing the result to Nugle The committee will hear legal arguments before reporting to the Iowa House.
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Des Moines
JLP
Speaker & We Carter
Johnson County
Lee Nagle
Samuel L. Whiting
House of Representatives
Wnuogle
Fifth
Iowa City
Johnson County Board of Supervisors
Whit
Californians Seek Federal Aid for Rodent Invasion
Kern county residents urge federal and state assistance as mice migrate from the Buen Vista lake bed into lowlands. UC zoologist E Raymond Wall calls conditions unbelievable while poison grains are scattered and burned to curb the infestation.
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Cal
Kern County
Buen Vista
United States Biological Survey
State Bureau of Pest Control
E. Raymond Wall
University of California
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