Battle on the Naco Front Aide Photos Capture Turmoil
AP staff photographer John Thomas Burns recalls dawn fighting near Naco Sonora Mexico on April 6 as American cameramen watched from 50 yards, with rebels, federals, a tank, a scared pup, wild horses and border townsfolk peering from behind walls amid gunfire and chaos.
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Clue-Raeled Car Theft Leads to Arrests in California
Following the Ross car theft, Fred Bowles helped link Rueall Richardson and Joseph Fearn to a February bank robbery in Hockerville. The pair was arrested in San Diego, California, and likely will face trial there. C. L. Crooks faces an afternoon hearing on a separate charge of obtaining money under false pretenses.
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Governor Signs Numerous Bills In Oklahoma City
Governor Holloway signed several bills including HB 53 authorizing counties to let townships use county road machinery, HB 459 permitting county elections for fair buildings sites, and SB 144 ending deputy county treasurers to safeguard county funds. Other laws include felonizing poultry theft, designating an official Temperance Day, and enabling airport bonds.
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