Mexican ex-president Huerta kept under loose watch in Los Angeles
Adolfo de la Huerta, former provisional president of Mexico and rebel leader to some followers, lives quietly in a Los Angeles bungalow on American soil. He admits receiving secret rebel communications but says he takes no part in the movement and would cross back to Mexico when the time comes. his family is described, including newspaper‑driving sons.
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Adea Weurta
Los Angeles
Adolfo de la Huerta
Mexico
Huerta
de la Huerta
Cotton consumption and stocks rise in March reports
The Census Bureau shows March cotton use at 694 195 bales of lint and 68 176 linters, up from February and March last year. On hand stocks for March 31 total 1 980 103 bales of lint and 226 978 linters in consuming plants, with higher public garages and compresses totals and March imports at 41 267 bales. Exports for March reached 1 129 537 bales including 45 495 linters, compared with February figures and March last year.
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Associated Press
Washington
Census Bureau
Ois
Linters
Turkey prices rise as trades hinge on livestock values
In Phillipsburg Kansas Turkey is described as a good but pricey meat. Mrs F J Fuller sold an auto load of turkeys with one bird fetching $10. In Hill City a man sold four horses for $10, equal to the turkey price, illustrating varied livestock values on the same day.
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Phillipsburg
Kas
F. J. Fuller
Hill City
Potter County Trustees Meet for Conference
Rural school trustees led by county superintendent Miss Laura Hamner discussed budgets and new year business. District No. 3 trustees reelected all teachers with raises. District No. 6 Brady trustees also reelected teachers with raises. Future meetings planned for all rural school officials.
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Potter County
Laura Hamner
Allison
Jones
St. Francis
Mike Wink
Fred Klinke
Arthur Fulsom
Brady School
G. W. Creamer
L. H. Koenig
A. Glavier
Brady
Diet of Veterans Is Tasted by Officers
Officers of the day in Veterans Bureau hospitals are now required to inspect the veterans meals. They will dine with patients when possible to judge quality, quantity, and preparation exactly as served to veterans receiving three meals daily.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mess Hall
Veterans’bureau
Aes
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