Catholics Deny Church Back of Hold Up In Mexico
Mexican Catholics deny government charges that the episcopate organized the Jalisco train attack. Archbishop Ruiz y Flores says priests did not participate and the church has no knowledge or connection. The incident left about 100 passengers and soldiers dead and some 80 injured as revolutionists sought to loot the train, opposing a soldier guard's resistance.
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Associated
Mexico City
Mexico
Jalisco
Ruiz Y Flores
Alvarez
Calles
Survivors Tell Of Guadalajara-Mexico Train Massacre
Survivors including Americans describe the La Barca massacre aboard the Guadalajara to Mexico City train. The government says 55 dead known. American estimates place fatalities near 100. Eyewitnesses report rifle fire, looting, and cars set ablaze as passengers were ordered off.
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A. W. Folger
United Press
Mexico City
la Barca
Curt Levin
R. Dockwith
Guadalajara
Doek
Train Raid in Mexico Army Tries to Hold Line
Rebels attacked a Guadalajara to Mexico City express train killing many passengers and crew. Survivors reported 100 dead and 50 wounded as raiders looted 200,000 pesos in gold and forced all aboard to cry Viva Cristo Rey. Federal troops fought back, with a dramatic, deadly defense along a fire torn line.
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Montreal
Bank of Mexico
Christ
Be! Catorce
Chavez Garcia
Michoacan
Carillo
Yarecuaro
Colonia
Mexico City
Queretaro
Quadalajara
Calles
Celebration recalls when New York was capital of U S
York Pa April 22 President and Mrs Coolidge and the governors of the 13 original states will be invited to attend a fall celebration marking the 150th anniversary of the Continental congress. The York courthouse heard Burgoyne’s surrender and the first National Thanksgiving Proclamation. Congress adjourned to Lancaster then York to avoid British forces.
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Associated Press
York
Coolidge
Continental Congress
York's Square
Congress
Burgoyne
Franklin
Paris
France
Baron Steubens
Lafayette
Washington
Gates
Philadelphia
Rebels Attack Passenger Train in Mexico Killing Several
Reported attackers entered the train without maltreating first class Pullman passengers and did not lock the doors before firing. Some passengers were burned alive, others survived. Raiders carried Mauser rifles, Springfield rifles, knives, and machetes. Relief work was provided by Red and White Cross from Silao and Irapuato. Some accounts state two priests accompanied the raiders. One man lost his mother-in-law, wife, and five children, arriving crazed claiming all aboard were killed.
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Filiberto Cabrera
United Press
Barnet
Manuel
Red
White Cross
Silao
Irapuato
Father Vega
Father Gonzales
Boy Scouts Explore Palo Duro Canyon Season at Camp Warner
More than 1,000 Scouts are expected for the annual outing at Camp William Warner this summer. They will traverse Palo Duro Canyon with burro pack trains to move supplies and riders, the canyon reaching 1,500 feet deep. Camp Warner will host 200 Scouts at a time, opening June 1 and running through the season.
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Camp
William Warner
Palo Duro Canyon
Warner
Tom Nelson
Junior High Wins Memory Contest At Music Festival
The first awards for junior and intermediate teams went to Junior High school and Buchanan school respectively as sixteen of 86 contestants achieved perfect scores. Individuals from each school earned perfect marks, with sight reading honors awarded to Muanita Haynes of Miami and Dorothy McKenzie of Miami in different age groups.
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Ana Barmon- Trent
Buchanan School
Johnson
Fay Gorman
Ada Clark
Imogene Sparks
Geraldine May
Buchanan
Don Bennett
Mary Virginia Miller
Margaret Adams
Darrell Cleghorn
Phillip Wolfram
Muanita Haynes
Miami
Catherine Lewis
Childress
Dorothy McKenzie
Charles Fike
Canadian
Norene Blackburn
Amarillo
National Newsstand Directory Listing by City and Stand
A scanned directory lists multiple city newsstands and vendors across the United States from Albuquerque to Galveston. Entries name store names and locations such as Smith's Cigar Store in Albuquerque and Atlas News Co in Dallas, reflecting a nationwide network of outlets for newspapers and magazines.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Smith's Cigar Store
Atlantic City
N. J
Boardwalk
Boston
Mass
Old South News
Milk
Washington Streets
Charleton
S. C
Gay & High
Dallas
Texas
Atlas News Co
S. Akard
Baker Hotel
Commerce St
C. Jones
P. O
S. Ervay St
L. Schepp
Main St
Turner’s News Co
Ervay St
Denver
Colorado
H. P. Hansen
Lawrence
Maier
Walton
Schneider News Co
Curtis
el Paso
Sheldon
Fresno
Calif
Miami
Fla
World News Co
Minneapolis
Carnival Dance at the Nat Tonight Promises Big Show
Eli Hoover promotes a major carnival dance at the Nat tonight with a snappy orchestra and special features. Duke Downey’s boys boast lively stunts for the occasion. Also notes a ship departure for a land honeymoon and hints at favorable business conditions reducing Canadian emigration this year.
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Eli Hoover
Duke Downey
Naples
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Ummers
W. Clifton Argent
Pone
Bas Western
Ridgemere
Panhandle
New York
U.S
Court House
Call Berry
Berry’s Cleaners
BOY Scouts
Ijunior High
The
Globe
Globe Or the News
Atlanta, GA
U. S. News Co
Peachtree St
Akron
Ohio
Schwartz News Agency
City
Baltimore, MD
Majone Bros
Howard & Franklin
Sts
Long Beach
Calip
Long Beach News Co
Los Angeles
Buckeye News Co
Empire News Agency
California
S. Hill St
Hill Street
Post Office
Star
Towne Ave
News Co
Western News
Baton Rouge, la
Mack’s
Louisville, KY
Eilers
Jefferson St
Birmingham
Ala
Harris News Stand
No. Twentieth St
Redmont Cigar Co
Fifth Avenue and
21St Street
Memphis, Tenn
Weabody Hotel News Stand
Hollywood
Holly News Agency
Hollywood Blvd
Houston
Jones News Stand
Texas Ave
Hutchinson
Kan
Marshall & Ethaw
Indianapolis
Ind
Capital News Co
New Jersey
Kansas City
Republic News Co
Little Rock
Ark
Bankers’ Trust
ST. Paul, Minn
Wabash St
ST. Petersburg, Fla
L. & N. News Co
Central Ave
Tampa, Fla
Florida News Co
Toledo
Madison News Co
Madison & Summitt
Trinidad
Tucson
Ariz
Broadway News Co
Sixth and Broadway
Tulsa
Okla
Library
Sam Millers
Third
Boulder Streets
Wichita Falls
Hal Maye
Eighth St
Wichita
Kansas
Wichita Confectionery
Douglas Ave
Globe and News
Canada
Vassar
Polk ST
Engman Cafe
Polk Street
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