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   Arizona Republican, The (Newspaper) - October 14, 1930, Phoenix, Arizona                                Business in Amer ica not artificial respira at the wealth sources of t h country havent been much said a trade expert Tuesday October 1936 Vs COURT ACCEPTS ARIZONA SUIT Brazil ian Federals Defeated First Real Battle Of Rebellion Reported On Border HEAVY CASUALTIES Last Stronghold Reported Taken By Army Of Revolters GRANDE DO xv Oct first real battle of the rebellion was reported today on the Paulo state where rebel troops en countered federalists In the vicinity Df A encounter The rebels claimed the their communique tonight ing they had inflicted heavy cas on the Police Aid Troops The federal forces consisted of Sao Paulo state reinforced by a detachment of federal tlie revolutionist announcement de The strength of the rebel forces was not Revolutionary headquarters here their advices were from the rebel Miguel da in command ol the forces at the in Northern Parana General da Costas telegraphic re port declared the battle was bit terly and that the revo captured a large quant ity of machine guns and war Take Prisoners Numerous prisoners were Including many Sao Paulo state po the communique The number of casualties was not but was believed The rebel column was reported continuing its march northward under General Da who re ported that the federalists were re treating all along the Cavalry Surrenders Revolutionary headquarters In Rio Grande do Sul also announced a message had been received de claring the fourth regiment of fed eral cavalry bad surrendered at the town of Tres Foreign capitalists were inform ed by the revolutionists today that the rebellion had been triumphant throughout with the ex ception of the states of Rio de Janeiro and Sao The revolutionists declared fed eral troops had been unable to dis embark in Santa Catharina In the far south of and that the government at Rio de Janeiro had sent warships along the coast to bombard towns merely to ter the people and destroy their Victorious advances were claimed along the borders of Sao Paulo federalist stronghold Just south of Rio de The rebels said Sao Paulo had been nd from two south and and that rebel troops from Parana and Minas states had en tered the The rebels claimed to have Inter a radio message reporting a mutiny of convicts on the island of Fernando de 125 miles off the northeastern coast el CAPTURE IMPORTANT CITY BUENOS coming through Uruguayan sources today indicated the Brazil Ian rebels had routed the federals from their last stronghold in South ern Brazil by capturing the city of That important trading the state of Santa Catharina has been virtually the only place in Brazil south of Sao Paulo the gov has held since the revolt began nine days While rebel troops marched from the extreme south of the state of Rio Grande do and went northward through Santa Continued on Page Elected Legion Chief RALPH THOMAS An attorney of ONeil is the new national commander of the American He was elected at the Boston convention to succeed A veteran of hard fighting he has been prom inent in Legion affairs for Missionaries Die In Fall Of Airplane Father Who Visited Phoenix One Of Victims Catholic priests and a pilot were killed here yesterday when the plane Marquette Mis The dead were Ralph noted Alaska avia tor Father Philip L head of Jesuit missions in and Father of the Wien had made test flight before taking up the two The crash came at while Wien was circling the Spectators said the motor seem ed to stall and the ship dived to the burying the nose of the plane into the frozen All three were Instantly Brother George copilot of the was not In Missionary Work The Marquette a Bellanca cabin powered with a Diesel was sent to Alaska from the states this It was to be used by Jesuit priests In visiting missions In Father member of the Society of Jesus in had been at for a year and Father Delon had planned to fly there to visit Kotzebue is about 200 miles north of Nome on Kotzebue The plane was to be stationed at Holy 300 miles up the Yukon It passed through Seattle In August after being blessed at ceremonies at Roosevelt Continued on Page Sbt Old West And New Unite Tomorrow To Inaugurate Air Mail Texas Rains Flood Cities Brady Business District Again Suffers From Overflow oct Fed by heavy rains which poured already streams went another rampage spreading their waters beyond their banks for we second time a a town of popula tion in McCulloch again pore the brunt of the discom fort and damage of the flood waters when the Brady river again flooding 15 business and coming within two or three feet ol last Mondays high water when dam age to stocks In 60 business houses done and 200 persons were maoe from their slumber by alarm sent down the stream irom where a torrential ram sent the river on another residents of Brady went from before dawn to build levees of cement and beds improvised Continued on OLD WEST of the burro pack train to morrow with the West the air age as colorful ceremonies mark inauguration of the fair weather transcontinental air mall Los Angeles to Atlanta via An oldtime stage by will be driven to the Luhrs station to take the air mail pouches to Phoenix Sky where four fleet Fok kers will land shortly after S oclock on the Initial flight from Los The stagecoach include as passengers James McClin who will receive the first air mail pouches pilots of the eastbound planes and deliver to them the first air inall to leave Announce Route The Phoenix Chamber of Com merce and Southern Air Bast Ex which are sponsoring the revival of the old will announce the route which the stage coach will take Colonel stagecoach mail dispatch when Phoenix was struggling community of a few hundred peo will garb himself In the ern costume of a ago for the The stage coach will be used only tomorrow morning and will meet the westbound planes tomorrow or the westbound Thursday afternoon which carry high officials of Aviation Continued on Convening Of Reichstag Brings Chaos Berlin HURLED Von Hindenburg threat ens To Take Matters Into Own Hands ments In the heart fashionable shopping district broke out early this while crowds of curiosity seek ers returning from theaters lin gered In the vicinity of the Pots to see the tion wrought by Fascist bands oct and street fighting broke out late tonight after the fifth Reichstag under the republic had convened amid an atmosphere of political Fascist demonstrations in the heart of the the af were responsible for fights as Fascist youths dashed through the streets breaking shop windows and down with the Jews In the Fascists and Communists hurled Insults at one their catcalls and whist ling causing great Stone Police The young who stoned police sent to quell them during riots in the attacked a department store tonight at Tietz and Leipziger They smash ed several The police quickly Intervened and but not before considerable damage had been Arrests midnight totaled and young Fascists continued to gather on the Heavy police guards maintained all evening Jong had the appearance of a besieged The windows the large store were boarded steel shutters barred in other There was no Threat By President President Paul Von stern old chieftain peacetime gave indication tonight that was prepared to take the government into his own hands and personally enforce a dictatorship in the event of Chancellor Heinrich The embittered and Ir the nations political muddle and by party Continued Gang Shooting Baffles Police Officers Get Only Rumors In Legs Diamond Mystery NEW Oct murky path of a racketeers prog ress underworld was examined minutely by police today in search of an explanation for the Jack Legs notorious gang A chorus girl friend of the wounded a ployes of the West side hotel where two gunmen pumped five bullets into Diamonds body and a host of rumors comprised the catch In New Yorks most sensa tional shooting since Arnold Roth was slain two years lack of sum med up by Police Commissioner Mulrooney tonight In the terse There are 101 reasons why somebody wanted Diamond But Legs was still far from Physicians at the hospital said his vitality was alter on Page Troops Patrol Aroused Town Three Slayers Taken To Louis In Fear Of Mob patrolled the streets quiet Mississippi river town while negroes stayed within doors or fled the river fearful of the mob spirit which per the Two negro bandits and their ne ro woman immediate objects of the citizens were spirited to St to escape bo ng They murdered one white man and critically injured another After they bad been smuggled out of town and after the national under orders of Henry Chief of Police John Herter announced that le believed there be no con leave their homes after a jand of white men demanded that they quit the The Lee and Guy and their woman com Vera confessed they tilled Harry while lime kiln and wounded his com Paul t i Film Actress In Fall BARBARA STANWYCK Falling work in a new Barbara Stanwyck suf ferred paralysis of lower She was taken to a in Hollywood where her Frank actor and for Two Slayers Killers Michigan Trooper Overtaken T T j In Indiana Two men who police say robbed Merchants bank in Battle Creek this after noon and killed a state trooper m their flight southward were jail here captured near They gave their names as Tom and James and their addresses at They had not but state the taken from the bank was found on the John 24 years formerly of and running over his oh a six miles from they abandoned their car near the Indiana They were walking along a road near overtaken by two troop In the ensuing pistol fight Gal was The full ex tent of his wounds had not been determined Troopers he had been shot three It has been learned the auto Continued on Page Is Refused Constitutionality Under Attack In Two Cases From Missouri IMPROPERLY FILED Future Consideration Is Held Unaffected By Court Action oct on the constitution of the Jones law under which a violator of the Volstead act can be sent to prison for five years and fined failed today before the supreme The came from Two St Joseph Hugh McEl vogue and William chal the statute under which Mc was sentenced to the peni for a year and Brown four As Is the court In re fusing to pass upon the of the drastic law gave no The of the constitutionality of the Jones act was not In the United court where the cases were first Improper Presentation The challenge to the statute was made on appeal to the eighth cir cuit court of Those fami liar with supreme court procedure pointed out that In such circum stances the tribunal generally de a question of constitutionality has not been properly Denial of the petition for review does not preclude the court at some future passing upon the constitutionality of the The Jones passed In said congress to discriminate between casual and habitual sales of Intoxicating or at tempts to commercialize violations of the law Claim Violation Counsel for McElvogue and the trial judge of authority to classify the the punish ment violated the on a con viction under law failed today before the Frank Ross was of violating the liquor laws at the Viaduct Elm hear W and sentenced to two years In At At the courts last term he asked a arguing the viola tion of which he had been convict ed should be treated as a His plea was refused and today his request for a rehearing was Marco Colpo of Buffalo town failed to get a review of his conviction of liquor law and Sigvard attempt to have recon his conviction of giving false testimony in case was turned former chief boatswain in the coast was perjury In trial of John Lloyd and others In San Francisco In Review A was granted In one liquor case which expected to set an The Waterloo corporation of gained of Continued on Page Eight Drowning Man Pulled From Canal After Collision Of Autos Bob Declared Resting Capitalist Feared Lost Is Reported To Be In Seclusion NEW What some associates and authorities have regarded as the disappearance of capitalist and flying since last was termed today by relatives a re to avert a nervous break They said he was resting in seclusion in His expected return In a few days was announced by his at Ferdinand Pe coras statement allayed fears Bob might Injured in a plane accident or held for ransom by Chicago Bob flew to Chicago last week Continued on Page British Planes Rescued From Sahara Sands rescue of two British airplanes mall service lost Saraha desert for twodays was made known The first which left Bag dad made a forced landing on the sent o locate failed in Its mission made a forced Royal Air flanes finally were stranded machines were to extricate themselves after necessary Persona have suffered injuries requiring hoe eital treatment in Phoenix auto since January wreckage of his an Irrigation ditch north of James 45 years cotton probably was saved from drown ing by Eugene Glendale district who witnessed the accident and the vic tims Francis was unconscious and his head was under water In the ditch when The resulting from a col with another was one of three reported in or near Phoenix 42 city was seriously Injured In a collision automobile and a street and James was slightly hurt as a box on which was standing toppled over when struck by an The in which Francis was at Lateral 19 andK working in adjoin ing the heard the crash and looked up in time to see Fran els Into the He ran SO yards to the wreck age to find Francis underneath the his feet and head cov ered by the muddy The farmer lifted the injured man from the and in his own ma chine took Francis to Glendale for Francis automobile and another driven a Mexican accompanied by a woman and small col motorists arriving at the In after the The Mexican child and woman were thrown from their suf only and minor Continued j Autos Cost Less To W Less lo Drive Year to THE 1930 in for better quality at tower bult to bo by with built to tho qual ity interest of buyers who rightly demand for their than ever than everi are a notable example of high quality at low The BMW model motor cars of today of fer distinctive fineness of detail and cal economy of op and A study of market discloses that in buying an automobile your dollar does 20 par cent more buying work than it did year Greater value has been given to your dollar through the betterment of quality or through in Every typo of ear from the smallest to the largest is a good buy now In 1913 a motorist paid al most 25 times as much for his tiro mileage as it costs The present price level on tires is the lowest ia The 1913 cost of a with a was costs only AH accessories aro 20 to percent cheaper today than last Automobiles today can bo re at which aro 3313 per cent less than the cost of similar work 12 months New bodies can ho 10 to 15 per cent loss ia today 20 to 25 pair cent cheaper than Tear with the work be ing done better through appli cation of new Gaso line oil washing and all show a lower price scale than a year signs of immediate improvement in the automotive field aro Sabs aro picking Stocks aro ia sat factory And the rela tion of aew to used stocks is m decidedly hotter tion than in Now time to bay a new car prices aro lower than over Now ia the tamo to drive a gasoline and oil aro cheaper today Replace hesi tancy with confidence and bay now at the 1930 standard of quality and new prices t Doctor Shoots Then Fails To Save Life Chapman ed on his surgical skill in a vain effort to save the life of Bernard 33 years Washing whom he shot In a Struggle over possession of a pistol with which doctor armed himself in an eject Grinder front the Chap man hospital Grinder and were en route to where he had to work In a registered his wife were delayed here when The man engaged Imogene a lion at the fled and who ordered Grinder to The Intruder with the receiving a but let wound the and performed an emer gency but Grinder Police in his pos session a watch and sev eral hypodermic was not In Air Crash American Author And Bride Die As Plane Falls In Morocco Oct signals setby native tribesmen the death at dawn today of a young American author and his killed with two others In an airplane crash in the wild regions Spanish Married less than a the young and Ten South had gone to and Africa on a honeymoon Due was the former Miss Monica Goebel of The others killed were a French passenger named and the pilot of the French postal and passenger La the French air ministry announced of this The accident occurred In a hea vy fog about 12 miles La Spanish All four were killed outright by the force of the The plane did not catch Sahel tribesmen in the Spanish zone saw the big machine fall out of the They lighted signal fires to report accident and Continued on Page Mai Is Indicted Former Officials Brother Held In Bank Case WASHINGTON COURT Daug president of the defunct Ohio State and brother of Harry former United States attorney was indicted to day on 58 counts charging misapplication of funds and of the banks The contained in 15 indictments returned by the Fay ette county grand jury In connec tion with its special Investigation of circumstances surrounding the of the Ohio State and the Peoples and bank ast An additional indict ment was returned against Virgil charging per After making its partial report the until No when It will resume the ordered by following involuntary proceedings against was declared a Continued on Page Morrow Opens Race For Senate Eliminates Self As 1932 For Presidency campaign for election to the Republican ht his amendment t reiterated ton acy of repeal of tha and eliminated himself aa a candi date for months first ex pressed himself uv favor of repeal and to state control V1 liquor he repeated that view commended warmly President Hoover the adminis and concluded For Hoover I look with pleasure and confidence the opportunity voting from the of renomination and Herbert The senate said it was idle for any Republican contend the United States was not passing through a period of a period when unemploy ment Merely because 1 am a candidate for public I do hot for one moment underestimate the suffering that hard times brings to many margin of sav ing has Wants To Help Rather I want to recognize frankly the situation that exists and to do can to assist those public and private agencies which are trying to the Morrow Is a candidate both for the full senatorial term of six years and for the unexpired term of Walter who resigned to become ambassador to His Democratic opponents are Alex ander Simpson for the long and Thelma Parkinson for the short The Republican nominee had been after the primary In which h won from three opponents by a plurality of almost as a presidential partly because of his declaration for prohibition Tonight In his tribute to dent Hoover Morrow Continued on Page Eight Is Placed On Docket Wilbur Given Until January 5 To Answer ACT TO JE TESTED McCarl To With hold Use Of Funds At Boulder The state of Arizona was victor today In Its effort to test validity of the act of Boulder but In Its Mr quest that funds for the Initial work be held Permission to bring suit on the validity of congressional act and the Colorado river compact was granted by the supreme how ever refused to withhold approval of the use of funds for Secretary te announcing the comptrollers said con struction would proceed with all possible Sets Limit In permitting Arizona to chal lenge the validity of obstruction of the immense Colorado river the high court gave Secretary Wil California and other in the Colorado River basin until Jan uary 5 to show why the controversy should not be heard on Berry eral of who carried the re quests to the Ju branches of the is expected to file suit against Sec Wilbur and the states sig to the He contended the rights ofthe of Arizona ere invaded by both the legislation authorizing construc tion and the compact which paved for Arizona further asserted it not its fair share of the hydroelectric power nor water from tha Colorado river which It his the comptroller gee erai appears to be nothing the state of Arizona or Justifying a by this proportions made for the purpose bfc commencing Ot dam Incidental te connection with Boulder Can yon is pot available for v the comptroller withhold approval of withdrawal of funds for contended the contracts Peterson with the city of Los Angeles and the Metro water district of Southern California for the disposal of the power were The Southern California Edison company holds the other Similar Argument McCarl pointed out similar argu ment had been presented to the at but he held the contracts were as did the congressional committees which rec Initial construction The contract provided each year primary horsepower be purchased by the three In the secretary of the reserved the right to reallocate 35 per cent this power to Arizona and Nevada whenever they demanded and t per cent to 11 Southern California ma Under these It was es within 50 years the govern ment would receive between and on a con the Initial rate of per kilowatt It was further contended this would not inly repay the construction cost of he but would allow for pay ment of 37 per cant of the excess to Arizona and Nevada la lien of Continued on Pythians Hold Double Business Session And Attend Night Banquet from the subordinate lodges and of the grand master occupied the of the grand Knights of con vening in its annual conven tion here The held In Pythian North First were attended by 100 different parts of the state and more than 50 mem bers of the Pythian joint session of the two lodg es was held in the After the meeting had been called to order by John con vention general tion was pronounced by the pastor Central Christian Franklin officially welcomed the visitors to Frank chancellor commander of Phoenix lodge grand chan then gave his address of welcome to the grand lodge mem He by John past grand chan grand chief of the Musical numbers during the joint session were by the Pythian trio and Madame Suzette Carsell with her Reports Fine Growth In the afternoon the grand mas ter reported that during the past year the grand lodge had shown the first decided growth in mem in Jhe past 10 So was this he that ranked Move To Aid Cotton Trade Restoring Of Confidence Basis Of Resolutions NEW to restore confidence in the cotton market in the pres ent low market price were adopted here tonight in a of cot ton trade leaders called by American Cotton Shippers As sociation after general manager of the Cooperative had announced the organization intends to use cotton market for V purposes for the protection or tha price and basis of Ita The adopted asked the spinners to anticipate their future v requirements for this year the bankers to lend money to the producers contingent on a r substantial reduction in and advised the harvest his hold and reduce his Acting on   

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