Federal ships bomb Jimenez base amid Mexican revolt
Reports from Juarez indicate rebels threaten rail lines to the United States while federal planes bomb Jiminez, Chihuahua. Mazatlan remains under government control after 72 hours of fighting as casualties rise among rebels and civilians.
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Associated Press
Juarez
Chihuahua
Mexico
United States
Jiminez
Lear Piedras Negras
Texas
Mexico City
Piedras Negras
Nuevo Jiaredo
Matamoros
Chihuahua City
Escobar
Mazatlan
Carrillo
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast Tuesday Warm and Fair
Weather brief predicts fair and warmer conditions for Amarillo and surrounding areas through Tuesday afternoon. A trough from Del Rio to the central Lake region and a Nebraska to Pacific ridge influence cooler temps in the Southern Plains while Montana warms. Expect partly cloudy skies tonight with continuing cold in Colorado New Mexico and comforted by a warmer Tuesday with light wind.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
del Rio
Texas
Central Lake Region
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
Colorado
Plains States
Montana
Dumas Man Dies After Windmill Fall
Earl Bloxom of Dumas died at Amarillo hospital at 10 PM from injuries after a fall from a farm windmill around 4:30 PM yesterday. Griggs ambulance transported him to Northwest Texas hospital. Surviving relatives include his parents Mr and Mrs J M Bloxom Memphis and brothers J W Bloxom Dumas and Jess Bloxom Pampa. Remains were taken to Griggs chapel and will be sent to Memphis for burial.
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Earl Bloxom
Dumas
Amarillo
Griggs
Northwest Texas
Bloxom
J. 3
Memphis
J. W. Bloxom
Jess Bloxom
Pampa
Griggs Chapel
Slaying Suspected In Maumee Fire Fatality Trio
Mrs Gaylord Steger aged 25 and her three young children were found dead at their Maumee area home near Toledo. Authorities believe the family was slain and the house set afire as part of the crime. A investigation is underway with officials reviewing evidence at the scene.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Gaylord Steger
Maumee
Officers seize morphine from necking thio party
Dallas officers raided an Oak Cliff necking party early Sunday and seized three small morphine filled match boxes along with hypodermic needles and a spoon. Two men and a young girl were arrested. a pistol was recovered from one of the men.
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Dallas
T&as
Oak Cliff
Billion Revolving Fund Aims as First Farm Relief Bill
The senate agriculture committee began drafting a major farm relief measure pledged by the Hoover administration. It seeks to replace the vetoed McNary Haugen bill with a new farm bill ready for the next Congress to consider on April 15 alongside tariff revisions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Seventy-First Congress
Brookhart
Hoover
Texas Woman Leaves Money to Decorator in will
Miss Lelia Whitehead a 33 year old Texas socialite who died in New York of acute alcoholism and myocarditis left one third of her estate valued between 200000 and 300000 dollars to James V D Collins an interior decorator and friend for several years. The balance goes to her sisters Mrs Beulah A Mercer of Houston and Mrs Jewell Durham. One sister Mrs Marie Fondren of Houston received nothing. A fourth sister Mrs Betty Boderman died yesterday at San Antonio. Whitehead a niece of John Henry Kirby of Houston lived in Forest Hills and owned a 45000 dollar home and a 1500 dollar Pekingese dog. Collins was a frequent visitor and is separated from his wife.
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Associated Press
New York
Lelia Whitehead
Texas
James VD. Collins
Beulah A. Mercer
Houston
Jewell Durham
Beaumont
Marie Fondren
Fondren
Miss Whitehead
Betty Bederman
San Antonio
John Henry Kirby
Forest Hills
Collins
Burial for Dallas Official E D Gonzales
Burial services for E D Gonzales 50 city paymaster and worshipful master of Pentagon Lodge 1008 A F and A M will be held tomorrow afternoon in Dallas. Masonic lodges will conduct and oversee the service after his death yesterday.
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Byane Associatead Eres
Dallas
Texas
E. D. Gonzales
Pentagon Lodge
Masonic Lodges
Guatemala flier 10 begins flight today
Lieut. Col. M Lopez of the Guatemala air force plans a 7 a.m. takeoff from Galveston or Ellington for Guatemala City via Mexico City. Three U S A planes from the third attack group accompany him. If Ellington is wet the launch will occur from Galveston. He aims to reach Mexico City Tuesday afternoon and stay until Thursday.
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Associated Preys
Galveston
Tex
M. Lopez
Guatemala Air Force
Ellington Field
Guatemala City
Mexico City
Lopez
Brownsville
Hoover Jr Takes Lead Radio Role at Western Air Express
Herbert Hoover Jr, age 25, is described as a radio expert and will oversee all radio operations for Western Air Express from the company terminal in Los Angeles. Despite saying he is merely the office boy, Western Air Express officials confirm his charge of the radio duties.
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Herbert Hoover, Jr
Western Air Express
Log Angeles
Young Hoover
Hoover
Francis Miller
Airport Weather Board
Los Angeles
Cal
White House
Washington
Sinking of British schooner Tin Alone sparks international protest
Secretary Mellon defends Coast Guard actions sinking the British schooner I'm Alone after it failed to heave to amid a 12 mile pursuit off Louisiana. The incident drew British Canadian protests over international law and the three mile limit. Captain John T Randell, famed only ironically as a WWII hero, is noted for prior Arctic service after his sinking.
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Associated Press
Washington
Gulf of Mexico
Mellon
Coast Guard Service
Dexter
Britain
Canada
Mellen
Coast Guard
State Department
Louisiana
Walcott
Halifax
N. S
John T. Randall
Norway
Corsicana Man Bonded After Assault With Intent to Kill
Elmer Jones was released on $750 bond in Corsicana Texas after being charged with assault with intent to kill connected to a stabbing of Cliff Faulk yesterday.
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Corsicana
Texas
Elmer Jones
Cliff Faulk
Lost Battalion in Rebel Trap Near Chihuahua City
Federal forces race to reach 300 men of a Lost Battalion trapped by Rebel Governor Caraveo in Chihuahua. Meantime General Armenia marches from Sonora toward Chihuahua City as revolts unfold and Mazatlan campaign continues in Sinaloa.
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Mexico
Chihuahua
Caraveo
Mazatlan
Sinaloa
Armenia
Sonora
Francisco R. Man
Wild Mountain
Matachic
Guerrera
Chihuahua City
Armenta
San Antonio
Miraca
Chicuahua City
Ticket Sale Opens Today For Fiddlers Event
Tickets for the old time fiddlers and dance at Municipal Auditorium go on sale today at City Drug store. Downstairs seats are 60 and 70 cents while balcony seats cost 26 cents. Children under 12 admitted free to the balcony with a parent. Out of town buyers may reserve seats via checks to Wilbur C. Mawk president of the TreState fair sponsoring the event.
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Municipal Auditorium
City Drug Store
Wilbur C. Mawk
The
News-Globe
TreState Fair
Amarillo Style Show Draws Citywide Crowd and Merchants
A large downtown crowd enjoyed the annual style show and window display in Amarillo. Fifty merchants showcased spring merchandise while two bands played and high school groups performed. The Globe-News held an alphabet contest with a slogan prize, offering ten $1 prizes, a $5 prize, and a $10 top award.
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Dave Derden
Globe-News
Polk Street
Amarillo High School
Taylor Street
Victory-Wilson's
Polk
Joe Norman
Amarillo
Norris Ewing
Dalhart Youth Injured When Car Rolls on Highway
Dalhart March 25 Ray Stacey 14 year old son of Bob Stacey of this city is not expected to live after an automobile accident 13 miles north of here late Saturday night. The car carrying a 4 boy and three girls turned over twice at a sharp curve on the Dalhart Boise City highway pinning Stacey under the steering wheel breaking his back and crushing his shoulder. The other occupants escaped with slight injuries.
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Dalhart
Ray Stacey
Bob Stacey
Here
Young Stacey
Boise City
Two Years Family Feud Ends in Fatal Shooting in Texas
In Port Arthur Texas George Webgle 65 was shot twice by Martin Trahan 16 and Gilbert Trahan 22 after threatening the Trahans home. A later rampage by Gilbert added five bullets. An ambulance lifted Webgle from the sidewalk. Coroner's court ruled death from gunshots. Authorities planned charges for the Trahan brothers.
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Port Arthur
Texas
George Webgle
Wehels
Martin Trahan
Gilbert Trahan
Trahan
Wehggle
Wehgle
Wehrle
Gilbert
Bob
Lively
Harvey Tarhan
Maretin
Coronr
Whyl
Trahans
Flags at Half Mast Honor Foch Display
Floyd T. Sloan of the American Legion and Walter L. Ottinger of the Veterans of Foreign Wars asked that flags be flown at half mast today in respect to Marshal Foch. The group urged all public buildings and businesses to display half mast, with proper procedure of raising before lowering to half mast.
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Marshal Foch
Floyd T. Sloan
American Legion
Walter L. Ottinger
of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ex Governor Stubbs of Kansas Dies
Walter Roscoe Stubbs eighteenth governor of Kansas died in Topeka at the capitol area after serving from 1909 to 1918. Funeral services for the former campaigner will be held Wednesday at Lawrence Kansas.
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Associated
Mrews
Topeka
Walter
Roscoe Stubbs
Kansas
Lawrence
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Topete
Ohio
Thio
Republican
Iowa
Mr. Hoover
Guatemala
BIG Air
GUNS
Mellon Defends
Bond
Fiddlers
Foch
Stubbs
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