April Rain of Ballots Signals Primary Outlook Across States
The AP reports an April wave of presidential preference primaries beginning in Michigan and continuing in Wisconsin, New York, Illinois, Nebraska and others. Delegates total 360 Republicans and 352 Democrats for April, with contests shaping expectations for Kansas City and Houston conventions. The pace includes Corn Hoover and Smith facing no opposition in Michigan, and upcoming primaries in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and Alaska.
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Mrs. Goodhue Reported Unchanged in United Press Update
Mrs Lemir hue mother of Mrs Calvin Coolidge remained in little change in Northampton Massachusetts. Dr Justin E Hayes said there was no sign of improvement though visits from her daughter brought some cheer. Doctors warned there is little hope of recovery.
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Army Officials Leave For Montgomery
Assistant Secretary of War Trubee Davis on and Maj General James E Fechet chief of the air corps today resumed their flight to Washington from the Canal Zone. They landed at Maxwell Field after a flight from Brownsville Texas last night.
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Calles Begins Holy Week Tour of Mexico
President Calles left Mexico City to visit several cities during Holy Week. Dispatches from Vera Cruz say he arrived there late last night and was greeted by local authorities.
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Remnants of Rebel Band Pursued After Clash With Marines
In Nicaragua near Jinotepe, American marines chased scattered rebels after two clashes that routed them. Five rebels died, two wounded, one a chief lieutenant of Gen. Sandino. Marines suffered no casualties. they captured horses, mules, saddles, rifles, machetes, and bombs.
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Coast Guards Seek Mysterious Airplane After Storm
Pacific Northwest guardsmen search for a mysterious aircraft reported missing at sea south of Portland after aiding two sailing ships stranded in a forty eight hour storm. Aerial search yielded no findings as crews monitor rising Coquille River floodwaters and suspended rail service near Marshfield.
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Aged merchant kills wife then wounds self at home
In St Louis 70-year-old retired merchant Kemo Balin killed his 56-year-old wife at the Jewish Orthodox Old Folks home after a quarrel sparked by her friendly talk with inmate Michil Wisman. Balin died later from self-inflicted throat wounds. the wife was found with a neck wound and Balin unconscious.
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New MELLO GLO Face Powder Promises Smooth Wear
Bridges Drug Company promotes MELLO GLO as a new shade youthful color face powder. It resists perspiration, prevents dry drawn skin, and remains on longer without clogging pores. The French Process formula is said to beautify the complexion.
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Odd Fellows to Attend Dallas Meet Conference April 9 10
Amarillo and Panhandle lodges will be represented at the Dallas conference April 9 and 10. Grand Sire Leon Merrill of the Sovereign Grand Lodge and officers of the grand lodge grand encampment and Rebekah assembly will confer. A two day program includes a banquet at the Adolphus hotel with Gov Dan Moody and Lt Gov T W Davidson as speakers. Local representatives will form the Amarillo delegation.
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Another Rubber Factory Burned in Singapore
The Associated Press reports a large rubber factory in Singapore Straits Settlement burned today, the third such blaze in a month, with estimated losses around 250000. The fire underscores ongoing industrial hazards in the region.
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Long Distance Rider To Take Up Trip Again
Aime Felix Tschiffely resumes his Buenos Aires to New York horseback journey from Fort Worth after three years on the road. He travels with horses Mancha and Cato. Mancha delayed the trip in Texas due to distemper but recovered enough for Tschiffely to reach Fort Worth. The rider planned to continue to Denison after leaving Taylor for Fort Worth.
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Eleven Mexican Rebels Killed in Palenque Hill Skirmish
Special dispatches from Guadalajara report eleven insurgents killed and three captured in a battle with Federal troops at Palenque Hill. Other actions at Union de San Antonio and Refugio ranch dispersed rebels. one band about 300 strong fled toward Guanajuato.
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Stop Kidney Bladder Prostate Troubles With 19 Cent Treatment
Wellness ad from the W. B. Way Co of Kansas City offers Rudolph's Prostatis mail order for urinary and prostate discomfort. They promise full relief within hours and a risk free trial. send 19 cents to cover mailing and mail the $1 treatment if satisfied.
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Mrs Ross Returns From State Welfare Conference
Mrs. Ross traveled to Waco for the state conference of social welfare workers. She was elected vice chairman of the delinquency section led by Dr. W. E. Gettys.
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Fort Worth Conference Links Wurzbach With State GOP
Congressman Harry M. Wurzbach of the fourteenth district will arrive in Fort Worth tonight for a conference with the Republican state committee led by C. C. Littleton. He was met in Teoson and brought to Sherman for an afternoon address.
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