Rebels Surrender Reported as Sonora Revolt Wavers
Reports from Nogales Arizona claim 500 Mexican rebel police under Colonel Miguel Guerrero surrendered at Itiz Sonora along with machine guns and ammunition. Generals Escobar and Borquez were seen departing Nogales signaling possible end of revolt with other leaders closer to the border.
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Nogales
Ariz
Miguel Guerrero
Itiz
Sonora
Genera
J. Gonzalo Escobar
Soora
Escobar
Francisco Borquez
Escoar
Pulpito
Carreras
Sonora-Chihuahua
Anea
el Paso
Tex
Douglas
United States
Fausto Topete
Hermosillo
Manuel Aguirre
Marcelo Carayco
Pulpito Pass
Ramon Yucupicio
Carrestas Pass
Nogales, Ari
Hector Ignacio Almada
United States Immigration Office
Almada
Mexico
Boy Scout Trips and Merit Badge Plans Outline
The St Louis Pensacola trip covers six days with two cars and about 90 scouts, leaving July 8 and returning July 13 via Memphis and Springfield. Additional outings include a McAlester penitentiary and lake fishing trip for 30 Ada scouts and a four day Kiamichi mountains fishing trip for 40 Ada scouts starting May 20. Track and field meet scheduled for Ada scouts on May 10? with a silver spring cup for top troop.
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Harry Milleer
St. Louis
Memphis
Pensacola
Springfield
Ada
McAlester
McAlester Lake
Kiamichi
Claude Atkinson
Ross Sarrett
Renfro Herndon
Herman Hamilton
Hamilton
Ow ens Questions Prosecution Tactics In impeachment case
No 1 Owens defends himself amid impeachment charges, challenging the legal basis and his lack of attorney status. Neff grills him on timing after a Supreme Court decision, while Ramsey and Lydick briefs are discussed. Andrews probes Owens on hiring choices as officers outline case strategy.
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Owens
Welch
Supreme Court
Neff
Lybieck and McPherron
Guy L. Andrews
McAlester
George Ramsey
Lydick
Ramsey
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Charles Evans Hughes
Democrats Call for Fair Tariff Balance in Fordney McCumber Review
Representative John N Garner of Texas outlines Democratic stance on revising the 1922 tariff act. He argues for equal protection between agriculture and industry, reduction of price extremes, and opposition to secret committee sessions. Garner, new Democratic leader in the House, warns against tariff walls that harm consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
John N. Garner
Texas
Garner
House of Representatives
Thas
Ways and Means Committee
House
Democrats
Troubled Water of Mississippi Threatens Front from St Louis to Cairo
Water from the Mississippi shifted toward the St Louis to Cairo stretch, flooding 24 square miles after a break in the South Grand Tower system. Gauge readings near Grand Tower rose to 33.9 feet, while Quincy stayed at 20.5 feet, still above flood stage but receding. Government observers expect slow rises below St Louis to Cairo lessening the danger.
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ST. Louis
Mississippi
Quincy
Cairo
Gulf
Chester
Missouri Pacific
South Grand Tower
Grand Tower
Jackson County
Illinois
Weather Bureau
St. Charles
Missouri
Congress Eyes Farm Relief Bill And Emerging Legislation
Senate agriculture chair Mc Nary urged final action on the farm relief bill by Friday. The committee outlined emergency measures for the special session including the Summers perishable goods licensing bill and changes to margarine taxes, warehouse act updates, and caned goods standards. Several other bills, including forestation and net weights for cotton, linger awaiting action as 45 measures sit with the department of agriculture.
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Washington
House
Agriculture Committee
Hoover
Senate
Department of Agriculture
Ways and Means
Vinson
Committee
Oklahoma Crime Notes and Legacy of Tragedy in Ada
Former Ada girl attack case ends with Willie Short to serve 15 years in the state penitentiary. The Oklahoma Court of Appeals affirms the conviction for a statutory offense against a 15 year old Ada girl in Oklahoma City street encounter. Other rulings include Elmer Reidenour five years for a statutory offense and liquor cases for John Bassett J W Ernhart with fines and short terms.
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Mt .P
Willie ‘Frank Short
Oklahoma County
Criminal Court of Appeals
Ada
Oklahoma City
Short
Eriminal Court of Appeals
Elmer Reidenour
Custer County
John Bassett
McIntosh County
J. W. Ernhart
Okmulgee County
Central High Clinches Oklahoma State Debate Title
Central High School of Oklahoma City defeated Ada High 3 to 2 to win the state Class A debate and earn a spot at the national tournament in Lawrence Kansas. Central’s Dorothy Wells Virginia Lester and Nan Estelle Hunter argued for the affirmative against Ada’s Mack Braly Phillip Wimbish and Woodrow Erwin.
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Norman
Central High School
Oklahoma City
Ada High School
Central
Oklahoma
Lawrence
Kan
United States
Dorothy Wells
Virginia Lester
Nan Estelle Hunter
Ada
Mack Braly
Phillip Wimbish
Woodrow Erwin
Central Girls
Hartshorne
Duncan
Stratford
Elk City
Bristow
Durant
Hoover farm relief plan attacked in Senate during debate
Washington April 25 The Hoover farm relief program faced renewed attack in the Senate as the House edged toward a final vote. Senator Brookhart of Iowa urged opposition to the plan while Senator Frazier of North Dakota criticized the president for failing to offer effective relief for farmers. Frazier recalled his earlier support but questioned Hoover’s current statements and urged immediate legislation to aid distressed farmers. He cited a letter from the U S Chamber of Commerce backing relief similar to the House measure, noting critics fear relief would upset powerful interests.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Te House
Brookhart
Iowa
Frazier
North Dakota
Mr. Hoover
Senate Agriculture Committee
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
House
Congress
Gun Feud Breaks Out In Kentucky Courtroom
In Oliver Hill Kentucky Austin Fields brother of former Governor William J Fields and Police Chief H B Carter shot each other in a pistol battle in police court. Deputy Sheriff Jim Walker wounded by a stray bullet. Carter treated for serious hip wound. Fields hit in arm and leg. Walker may die. Spectators fled as shots rang out.
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Oliver Hill
Austin Fields
William J. Fields
H. B. Carter
Jim Walker
Carter County
Walker
Carter
Ashland
Fields
J. B. Craig
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