Seven YI Exans Die In Weekend Accidents
Army air units were ordered to attack Mexican planes over U S territory as border tensions rose near Naco Arizona after a battle between rebels and federals. Mexican and American forces prepared for potential cross border action amid revolts and the assassination of rebel lieutenant colonel Cardenes in Ojaga.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
United States
Naco
Ariz
Frank S. Coheu
Machan Fadavala
Nada Ranora
Rlee Ee
Mexico
Lucas Gonzales
Sonora
Galveston
Texan
Dodd Field
San Antonio
Fort Hauchuca
NATO
Aris
Rio Grande
Panhandle hardware convention opens in Amarillo
About 250 delegates are expected for the Panhandle Hardware and Implement association's 20th annual three day meeting at the Amarillo hotel. Leaders include S L Randl ett Lancaster C C Carter Carthage Mo A A Doerr Larned with sessions on merchandise selection margins and team work. An afternoon party for visiting women and a dance at the hotel conclude the program.
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Panhandle Hardware and Implement Association
Amarillo
Henry Brown
S. L. Randlett
Lancaster
Texas Hardware and Implement Dealers Association
C. C. Carter
Carthage
National Retail Hardware Association
A. A. Doerr
Larned
National Federation Implement Dealers Association
C. M. Williams
The
Panhandle Association
Rev. R. Thomson
W. H. Matthews, Jr
James Hagan
Mr Williams
O. C. Watson
Clarendon
A. S. Meinecke
Idalou
F. C. Parrish
Demming
N. M
H. H. Tracy
Tulsa
R. H. Royal
Wellington
Mission Theater
Amarillo Hotel
Public Forum Series Closes with Concert
The Congregational church public forum ended last night with a concert by the Girls Glee Club of West Texas State Teachers College. A 16 member group, chosen by Miss Pauline Brigham, impressed attendees with high quality performances. Edna Kohlbau on violin and Alice Fry as accompanist contributed to a well attended program. The forum will resume in the new church building next fall, continuing a tradition of prominent speakers and wide audience appeal in the community.
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Public Forum
Congregational Church
Girls’ Glee Club
West Texas State Teachers College
Pauline Brigham
Edna Kohlbau
Alice Fry
New Congregational Church
Congregational Church Forum
Roy Allingham Bay
French Liner Paris Refloated Resumes Voyage
The French liner Paris, stuck 26 hours on Brooklyn mud flats, was floated at high tide after removing 8 000 tons of fuel oil and 500 tons of water ballast. Officers said the ship was undamaged and resumed its voyage to Europe this afternoon, with passengers not awakened during the maneuver.
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Associated Press
New York
Paris
Brooklyn
Europe
French Press Criticizes Reparations Talks In Paris
Paris reports public opinion unsettled as the international experts committee enters its ninth week of German reparations discussions. Journal Des Debats condemns creditors for unclear methods and for pressuring Germany, noting Dawes plan obligations and Versailles treaty terms.
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Associated Press
Paris
International Experts Committee
Journal
Des Debats
Germany
Dr. Schacht
Woman Passes Lifeboat Test Aboard Majestic
Miss Blanche Tucker aged 34, chief cashier in the Majestic’s French restaurant, becomes the first woman to pass the British Board of Trade lifeboat efficiency exam aboard the White Star liner Majestic in Southampton.April 7.
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Southampton
England
Blanche Tucker
Majestic
British Board of Trade
Clean-Up Week Begins in City This Morning
The annual clean-up week starts today after a proclamation by Mayor Pro Tem J. H. Harris. Inflammable refuse may be burned on premises, other trash goes to city wagons for pickup. Heavy material to be piled separately. call health department for haul services. City beautification also launches with the Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs campaign and better gardens contest.
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J. H. Harris
Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Bomb addressed to Governor Roosevelt found in New York
A six inch pipe bomb in a one pound candy box was discovered in the general post office parcel room by porter Thomas Galley of Hoboken. He struck the package with a broom causing a sizzling noise and smoke but no injuries occurred. Governor Roosevelt commented he was glad no one was hurt and no extra police protection would be sought.
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Associated Press
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
General Post Office
Thomas Galley
Porter
Hoboken
N. J
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Roosevelt
Michaelson Issues Statement From Wet Charges Case
Chicago congressman M A Michaelson says in a public statement that his trunks from Cuba did not contain liquor and that he committed no offense or guilt regarding the indictment in Jacksonville Florida. He asserts he will not deny there was liquor and tells reporters to refer to his statement.
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Associated Press
Chicago
M. A. Michaelson
Jones Dry Bill
Jacksonville
Fla
House of Representatives
Seventh
Illinois
United States
Cuba
Key West
Seizure of 4000 Quarts of Liquor in Railroad Yards
An accidental discovery in Richmond railroad yards uncovered about 4000 quarts of bottled in bond liquor shipped in 414% boxes labeled tomatoes from Hollywood Florida to Newark New Jersey. The bottles were found in a consignment marked tomatoes and resulted in a seizure by authorities.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Hollywood
Florida
Newark
N. J
President Hindenburg Ill in Berlin Report
Berlin April 7. It was revealed that President Paul von Hindenburg was seriously ill last week with influenza and gasetic complications. The aged leader, 82, was viewed as out of danger today after doctors said he had passed the critical period.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
Four Escape From Louisiana Prison After Gun Battle
Four state convicts from Orleans Parish escaped the Louisiana penitentiary receiving station near Baton Rouge after overpowering guards during breakfast. Led by Steven J. Beck and Jim Heard they faced trial for a murder tied to the September breakout. one was recaptured by Mississippi deputies after a gun battle in Magnolia. The other three fled toward New Orleans amid a hail of bullets.
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Associate Press
Baton Rouge
Lousiana Penitentiary
Here
Orleans Parish
Steven J. Beck
Jim Heard
Pike County
Miss
Magnolia
New Orleans
Fred Wilson
Beck
Heard
Wilson
Impeachment Trials Reach Governors and Judges Coast to Coast
The piece notes Gov Huey P Long of Louisiana and Judge Carlos Hardy of California face impeachment trials as part of a years long trend. It recalls a California ethics case tied to Aimee Semple McPherson and mentions Oklahoma's governor removal plus a pattern of governors as impeachment targets across southern and western states.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Carlos
Hardy
Los Angeles
California Superior Court
California
Aimee Semple McPherson
Evangelist
Sacramento
McPherson
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Senate
Long
Senate
Charles P. Hanship
Manship
Oklahoma
William Sulzer
New York
Texas
James E. Ferguson
Pilsudski May Take Over Helm of Poland
Marshal Pilsudski denounces the lower house for impeaching former Finance Minister Czechowicz and signals taking control of government himself. He defends Czechowicz as the best finance minister Poland ever had and accuses Diet members of responsible attacks while naming individuals he blames.
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Pilsudski
Poland
Associated Pres
Warsaw
Marshal Pilsudski
Czechowicz
Diet
Move discussed for I C C F Home in Corsicana Texas
Lieut Governor Barry Miller and Texas Odd Fellows officials conferred with Corsicana citizens about moving the I C C F Home. The grand master said no definite action materialized and none likely soon, though some locals favor relocation.
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Corsicana
Texas
Barry Miller
Dallas
Texas Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Tire Dropped by Plane Lands Unharmed in Amarillo
A Goodrich tire demonstration drew over 8,000 spectators at English-Bivins airport in Amarillo as Harold English dropped a filled tire from 2,000 feet aboard a Travelair. The tire and wheel were retrieved undamaged by a Cal Farley’s Goodrich shop truck. A photo captured the crowd around the toy-like wheel before it landed.
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English-Bivins
Goodrich
Amarillo
Harold English
Travelair
Cal Farley
Pope Pius Blesses 25000 Alpine Guards in Vatican Moment
From his apartment window Pope Pius XII blessed 25 000 veterans of Italy's Alpine guards as massive crowds of at least 560 000 others filled the square. The sun broke through as the window opened and the pontiff raised his right arm in Benediction to cheers. The pope appeared youthful amid the cheering throng.
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Associated
Preen
Vatican City
Vate Jean
Pius
Italy
Drownings Included in Tragedy List Near Rockdale
A father Joe Lopez and his two sons aged 14 and 11 drowned in the San Gabriel river eight miles north of Rockdale Texas after attempting to rescue a younger boy. Coroner ruled accidental drowning. Bodies recovered from the river today.
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Associated
Trena
Rockdale
Texas
San Gabriel River
Here
Joe Loepez
Lopez
Body of girl missing two weeks found in creek
Terre Haute Ind April 7 the body of a girl about 10 years old believed to be Edith Mae Dierdorf West Terre Haute news girl who disappeared January 27 was found in Busseron creek today.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Edith Mae Dierdorf
West Terre Haute
Busseron Creek
19 Gun Salute On Arrival of Herrick's Body
Plans for the reception of Ambassador Myron T. Herrick's body and a funeral procession through Cleveland were announced. A 19 gun salute will precede a route from the railroad station to Public Square then Trinity Episcopal cathedral for services before burial at Lake View cemetery.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Myron T. Herrick
Public Square
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
Lake View Cemetery
Rebels Leave Juarez for South Sector
Rebels depart Juarez for the south sector as reported from Juarez Chihuahua on April 7. The note indicates continuation on page 2 column 7.
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Juarez
Chihuahua
Local cafe owner fined for labor law violation
Charles Morrison of the Main Case Saturday was found guilty in justice court by Judge J. W. Minter for employing women more than nine hours a day. He was assessed the minimum $50 fine after a complaint filed by deputy state labor commissioner H. Huffaker.
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Charles Morrison
Justice Court
J. W. Minter
H. Huffaker
Wesleyan Acquires Original Einstein Manuscript
Wesleyan University in Middletown Conn has acquired the eight page original manuscript of Einstein’s new theory combining mechanics and electricity. The document will be permanently kept in the Olin Library.
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Associated Press
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan University
Albert Einstein
Einstein
Olin
Prohibition Officers’ Killings Questioned by Union Leader
Henry H. Curran, head of the association against the prohibition amendment, denounces a Treasury Department statement on officer killings as deceptive. He cites the July 24, 1928 Hoboken fatal wounding of Leo Boice by guard James MacGuckin and the guard’s subsequent death in a gas-filled room as contradictions to official claims.
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iBy
Associated Press
Washington
Treasury Department
Henry H. Curran
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Seymour Lowman
Curran
Lowman
Leo Boice
James MacGuckin
Hoboken
N. J
MacGuckin
Tornado injures two in Wisconsin as damage reported
A twister struck northeastern La Fayette and northwestern Greene counties in Wisconsin injuring two people and destroying buildings on three farms while wrecking homes and barns on more than 60 farms. It killed at least 100 cattle and cut roads and lines, delaying damage estimates.
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Darlington
Wis
la Fayette County
Greene County
Herbert Rmerson
Rehabilitation Efforts Underway After Storm Toll Rises
The Associated Press reports rehabilitation steps for storm areas across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. At least 20 people died with damages estimated over 1.6 million dollars. Red Cross units seek a field manager from St Louis as relief work expands. Fourteen deaths were in Wisconsin and the rest in Minnesota Iowa.
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wKo L. Minn
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Red Cross
St. Louis
Fire destroys Crescent Theater and local shops in Temple
Fire early today in Temple caused about 30000 dollars in damage to the Crescent Theater building Lane Music store and the California confectionery. Origin of the blaze is undetermined.
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Preney Temple
Crescent Theater
Lane Music Store
California Confectionery
Mill Workers Strike in the Carolinas Grows
More than 6,000 textile workers walked out across five Carolinas centers as the National Textile Workers' Union organized further walkouts. South Carolina strikes targeted the weave or stretch out system seen as boosting efficiency.
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Associated Press
Charlotte
Carolinas
National Textile Workers’ Union
South Carolina
Weather Digest for West Texas Oklahoma and Texas Coasts
West Texas will be generally fair Monday and Tuesday with cooler conditions in the north on Monday. Oklahoma experiences partly cloudy skies Monday with showers and cooler in the southeast, likely fair Tuesday. Texas coast remains partly cloudy with unsettled interior conditions Monday and Tuesday, with moderate southerly winds along the coast.
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Associated Press
West
Texas
Oklahoma
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RAPS
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Adam Webster
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Elkhart
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Mre
W. W. Hatcher
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Thin County
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Frank Fryar
Norris Hell
Tracey Meadows
Denton
Bob Griffin
Lake Dallas
Herrick
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U. S
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Carolina
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Weatherford
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Pythian Home
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