Revolt in Sonora elevates Valenzuela bid for presidency
Nogales Sonora reports a bloodless uprising led by General Jesus Maria Aguirre and General Manuel Aguirre with Gov Fausto Topete. Soldiers disarmed federal officers, lines to Mexico City halted, and the movement seeks to back former minister Gilberto Valenzuela for the presidency against interim leader Emilio Portes Gil. The border town saw residents cross into Nogales Sonora to observe the events as Ortiz hosts await Manzo.
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Passengers Rescued Off Grounded Ship
The Fall River Line steamer Providence docked in New York with 75 passengers from the Richard Peck which ran aground during a heavy snow storm off Conanicut Island in Narragansett Bay.
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Turbulent Closing Sessions Of Legislature Promised
West Texans arrive in Austin as the legislature nears adjournment with five working days left The Small bill to validate river bed titles faces a veto and may affect other major measures including penitentiary and highway bond proposals Various landowners from across the state converge in the capital to press for passage while Governor Moody weighs the veto amid political maneuvering
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Hoover to be sworn as president amid crowd at Capitol
Orphaned son of a Quaker blacksmith to assume office as Herbert Hoover takes oath tomorrow at the Capitol in a crowd-filled ceremony. Calvin Coolidge prepares to leave the White House for Northampton, Mass., as preparations proceed for a simple yet impressive inauguration.
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Chiropractors Elect Panhandle Officers at Amarillo Meeting
Delegates from Plains Red River and Panhandle chiropractors met at the Herring Hotel. Dr L M Black was elected president with Dr Roy G Moore as vice president and Dr Ethel Armstrong secretary and treasurer. All officers reside in Amarillo. The group endorsed house bill 604 to license chiropractors in Texas and urged supporters to contact senators.
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Mechanic Burned When Clothes Ignite in Smithville
Smithville March 8. Joe Thompson mechanic suffered burns today when a match he struck to light a cigarette ignited his gasoline soaked clothing. He rolled on the ground to extinguish the flames as his body burned, with prognosis unclear.
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Motlow Talks On Juvenile Delinquency At Church
Judge Sam Motlow addressed the general assembly at Central Presbyterian church on juvenile delinquency. He blamed parental inefficiency for much of the problem and urged kindness in treatment. He cited Hershey as an example of success and said proper training helps youths. a musical program by church youth is planned for next Sunday.
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Grand Old Woman Felton Injured in Georgia Car Crash
Rebecca Lattimer Felton 94 known as the grand old woman of Georgia and the only woman to have held a U.S. Senate seat was seriously injured in an automobile collision in Cartersville Georgia on March 3.
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Georgia
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Guess at Weight of Steer for Orphans Fund
Joe Sneed of the Panhandle Livestock association offers a 25 cent guess on the weight of four year old steer Tack raised at the Sneed ranch. A $25 prize goes to the nearest guess with all proceeds to the Children’s Home. steer sale Wednesday also benefits the Home.
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Panhandle Livestock Association
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Congress Convenes First Sunday Session In Six Years
Thousands gather in Washington as the seventeenth Congress meets a Sunday session to delay the national origins clause of the immigration act. The House opens at 10 a.m. and votes to defer the act’s effective date by one year, adjusting quota bases in favor of Britain and Northern Ireland.
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Auto Dealers Urge Citizens To See Show
Amarilla automobile dealers announce the formal opening of the automobile show at 200 8 Polle street in the snley rooms of the Pallew Satterfield Motor company at 9 o'clock this morning. Hixtech firms display their latest models, showcased as the first in the Southwest with the newest design and engineering.
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Former Editor Farmer-Stockman Speaks at cattlemen’s meet
John Fields, vice president of the Federal Land Bank at Wichita, Kansas and former editor of the Oklahoma Farmer-Stockman, is among the best posted agr finance men and will deliver an address at the cattlemen convention at Mission theater at 10 o clock. Grover B. Hill, secretary of the association, has been arranging the annual meet as preparations for the convention opening this morning are reported complete.
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Panhandle Livestock Association Opens Thirteenth Session
Cattlemen from across the nation gather in Amarillo for the Panhandle Livestock Association thirteenth annual session at the Mission theater. Local leaders including Henry Harding and John Fields address topics on pending land legislation and market conditions while exhibits, 4-H displays, and social events unfold through three days of industry focus.
Metropolitan Life President Hale Fisk Dies in Car Crash
Hale Fisk, 72, president of Metropolitan Life Insurance, died suddenly in his automobile in front of his New York home on March 3.
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Weather outlook for West and East Texas and Oklahoma
West Texas will be generally fall with colder readings in the far southwest on Monday and Tuesday. Oklahoma expects partly cloudy skies Monday and Tuesday with little temperature change. East Texas will be partly cloudy with possible showers in the extreme east, cooler in the east and south, and moderate to stronger onshore winds along the coast.
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