Mexican Revolt Finally Ended Reports Assert
Washington reports from March 31 say the state department seeks full information on claims El Aguilar Oil properties in Mexico were seized by disgruntled workers. Cable from the American consul in Progresso notes the revolution ended with a federal victory De la Huerta may be in a town near British Honduras or Cuba and leaders have left for Galveston. Communication lines are restored and federals control the country. Quiet is restored in rebel strongholds.
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United Press
Washington
State Department
Warren
Mexico City
el Aguilar Oil Company
Mexico
Department
Ihe
Progresso
de la Huerta
Aged cripple kills daughter's lover in Newark
In Newark New Jersey on March 31 Martin Wright 69 a crippled man shot and killed Edward Hollock the man his daughter had left her husband for Wright in his wheel chair confessed to police I should have done it long ago.
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Newark
N. J
Martin Wright
Edward Hollock
Holtock
Wright
Three Firemen Hurt In Downtown Garage Blaze
Three firemen were injured when flames gutted a downtown Houston garage and service station around midnight. Firefighters were trapped on the roof as gasoline exploded, blowing ladders away and forcing a leap to the ground. The blaze caused about 100000 dollars in losses and drew every city company to the scene.
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Houston
World Flyers Plan Seaplane Run Starting This Week
Maj. Frederick Martin said the flights will resume by Wednesday or Thursday as machines are converted to seaplanes. The team will begin with a landing at Vancouver after departing Seattle.
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Seattle
America
Frederick Martin
Vancouver
Oregon School Attendance Bill Halted by Injunction
A temporary injunction halting enforcement of Oregon's compulsory school attendance bill was issued by the U S district court in Portland. State counsel said the appeal would go directly to the U S Supreme Court. The bill, passed in November 1922, was backed by the Scottish Rite Masons and opposed by Catholic and other private schools.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
United States District Court
United States Supreme Court
Daugherty to Return to Washington Today
Atlantic City reports that former attorney general Harry M. Daugherty is returning to Washington late today after a planned trip to Miami was canceled. He refused to explain the reason for his decision.
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Daugherty
Washington
Atlantic City
Harry M. Daugherty
Miami
Fla
Claude High School Picnic Brings Seniors and Juniors Together
Claude Texas March 31 seniors entertained juniors with a morning gathering at the school and a transport to Blue Springs in canyons south of Claude for a big picnic and dinner. The event featured two large cars and two trucks awaiting departure.
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Claude
Texas
Claude High School
Blue Springs
British World Trip Plane Forced Down
One of the British around the world flight planes made a forced landing in Lake Saint Mathew on Corfu. Major Stewart McLaren, commander of the flight, was rushing repairs on the Naphers Vicker amphibian to continue to Athens. The aircraft was en route from Rome to Athens when the forced landing occurred over Corfu.
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Athens
Lake Saint Mathew
Corfu
Stewart McLaren
Roms
Wealth of America Shows Big Advance
The department of commerce reports national wealth at 320.8 billion dollars on December 31 1922, a 72.7 percent increase since 1912. Per capita wealth rose from 1950 to 2918 dollars, driven largely by price increases rather than a surge in wealthy individuals.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Mellon Cleared of Eligibility for Treasury Post
Senator Reed said a ruling found Treasury Secretary Mellon eligible to hold office before accepting his post. The McKellar resolution questioned his right to stay in the cabinet, but a Washington law firm and the late Senator Knox examined the law and concluded Mellon was eligible.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Reed
Pennsylvania
Senate
McKellar
Knox
First Payment Due of Tri-State Fair Bonds
The first payment on Tri-State Fair bonds is due tomorrow. Notices are mailed to subscribers and receipts and bonds sent to paid-up supporters. The fair committee seeks funds to start building work soon. checks should be mailed to the Secretary Tri-State Fair Association, Box 305, Amarillo.
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Tri-State Fair
Fair Committee
Tri-State Fair Association
Amarillo
Bootleggers Sell Magazines in Boston Amid Ban
Boston March 31 bootleggers are selling magazines despite Mayor Curley ban from an April issue. Officials ordered the issue recalled to New York and the prohibition sparked covert sales that yield profit for some local residents.
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Boston
Curley
New York
Mussolini Sees English Uprising Ahead, Banker Says
Sir Eric Hambro reports Premier Mussolini foresees a future uprising of England's middle class in a form distinct from fascist revolution. He cites a recent conversation in which Mussolini envisioned Europe under fascist influence.
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London
Mussolini
Italy
England
Sirric Hambro
Eric
Europe
Quarantine Placed on Los Angeles Feeding Yard
San Francisco reports another feeding yard in Los Angeles placed under quarantine for hoof and mouth disease. The outbreak remains contained to the weekend's scope with hope the epidemic will be controlled by week’s end.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
London Tram Strike Ends
London tram workers voted to accept a settlement terms reached by leaders with employers last week and will resume work tomorrow.
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London
Roosevelt Named in Senate Move to Oust Assistant Secretary
Washington March 21 A senate move seeks Col Theodore Roosevelt assistant secretary of the navy to resign over his role in the oil scandal. Senator Dill introduces a resolution asserting Roosevelt aided Sinclair Oil before his navy service and carried the draft executive order to the White House.
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United Press
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy
Dill
Coolidge
Roosevelt
Sinclair Oil Company
White House
Harding
Naval Oil Reserve
Teapot Dome
Sinclair
New York police probe second mysterious murder in a week
Police work today on a second mysterious murder in New York within a week. Andrew Hickey, wartime hero, was shot entering his Linden New Jersey home after the Staten Island slaying of Mrs. Walter Bauer by a dark man in a light sedan. An unidentified woman who left a bus with Hickey was the last to see him alive. Neighbors spotted a vague figure near a tree where shell fragments were later found.
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New York
Andrew Hickey
Linden
N. J
Walter Bauer
Staten Island
Tulia Holds Tryouts for Interscholastic League
Tulia Texas March 31 preliminary declamation contest at the courthouse determined Tulia high school representatives for the Interscholastic League meet to be held here next Friday and Saturday. Winners include Fuqua Younger senior boy Alton Payne junior boy Helen Chase senior girl Naomi Malone junior girl.
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Tulia
Tex
Court House
Tulia High School
Fuqua Younger
Alton Payne
Helen Chase
Naomi Malone
Claude Lyceum Series Concludes With Local Talent Show
The sixth and final Home Talent Lyceum program by the Claude Parent-Teacher association will be staged tomorrow night in Claude High school auditorium. A mixed Lyceum is planned for next winter with both imported acts and home talent, half and half.
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Claude
Tex
Claude Parent-Teacher Association
Claude High School
Weather forecast and temperatures in our area
Tonight will be fair with freezing temperatures as per government forecast. Tomorrow should stay fair and warmer. At 1 PM the temperature was 44 degrees with a record low of 22 degrees today.
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Government Weather Bureau
Sinclair Indicted for Contempt of Senate Oil Committee
Washington March 31 Harry F Sinclair indicted by federal grand jury for contempt of the senate oil committee after he refused to answer questions claiming congressional committees lack authority to compel disclosure. Staise Means and Daugherty cases dominate executive session plans as surveillance fears reported.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Federal Grand Jury
Senate Oil Committee
Sinclair
Congressional
United Press
Senate
Daugherty
Capt
H. L. Staise
Department of Justice
Gaston B. Means
Ma! Daugherty
Means
Staise
Secret Service
Wheeler
Reed closes 18000 acre Littlefield ranch deal in Texas
C B Reed of Austin has closed a deal for about 18000 acres off the south half of the Littlefield ranch in Hockley county extending to within twenty miles of the Tech College site. The Reed land company will subdivide the tract into small farms and offer easy terms to homeseekers.
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BIG Ranch
Austin
Tex
C. B. Reed
Littlefield Ranch
Hockley County
Tech College
Reed
Convictions of Ross and Goode to be heard April 16
Austin records that Tom Ross and Milt Goode, convicted of murdering two inspectors for the state livestock sanitary commission, will have their cases heard on April 16.
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Austin
Tom Ross
Milt Goode
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
Big farmers day sale tomorrow attracts bidders and prizes
A large farmers day sale is set for tomorrow starting 1 30 pm with six horses two plows and other goods entered by noon. Competent auctioneers will oversee bidding and merchants have donated prizes including a $10 award for top March poultry and dairy marketer.
Tax measure to be reported to senate this week
Washington March 31 The tax bill will be reported to the senate by the finance committee late this week Chairman Smoot announced. After day and night sessions for two weeks the committee has made extraordinary progress and by Thursday night its consideration will be finished.
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Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
Smoot
Peddy Explains Role in Damages Suit Over Divorce
Houston on March 31 George B Peddy named with others in a 22500 damages suit for alienation of affection filed by George Shecheim. Peddy a deputy county attorney said he prosecuted Shockheim for child desertion and knew nothing of the divorce suit until seeing it in the press.
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Houston
Tex
George BE. B. Peddy
George Shecheim
Peddy
Shockheim
True Story of Woodrow Wilson Chapter on Edith Wilson's influence
David Lawrence recounts Edith Wilson shaping Woodrow Wilson's presidency from 1915 to his death. The account notes her confidante role, selective access to the president, and influence during the 1916 reelection era and White House reforms. It also details Wilson considering resignation as secretary to pursue New Jersey politics.
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Wilson
Joseph P. Tumulty
White House
Edith Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Wilson
United States
Mrs. Wilson
Charles Evans Hughes
Shadow Lawn
Long Branch
N. J
Black voodoo doctor executed for nurse case in Pennsylvania
Alonzo Savage, a Pittsburgh voodoo doctor, was electrocuted at Rock View penitentiary for the serious case of Miss Elsie Barthel, a nurse. He walked to the chair unassisted and maintained his claim of innocence as he died after two shocks at 7 10 a.m.
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Bellefont
Alonzo Savage
Pittsburgh
Elsie Barthel
Rock View Penitentiary
Savage
Poincare Reaches Out Amid Interruption In Parliament
Paris March 21 Premier Poincare faced a cool reception as he read his ministerial declaration and introduced his cabinet. Deputies interrupted and jeered while four ministers were opponents, and Poincare urged repetition of his sentences to counter taunts.
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Paris
Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
LeCotte
Paincare
Sheriff Returns From Trip Without Prisoners
Sheriff Less Whitaker returned from El Dorado without Melvin Conley and Melvin Davis who were arrested there for stealing a motor car owned by M. W. Cunningham. Federal authorities took charge and hold them in Wichita Kansas jail. Conley and Davis admitted the theft, and Whitaker says he paid his own travel expenses on the 1000 mile trip.
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Less Whitaker
el Dorado
Melvin Conley
Melvin Davis
M. W. Cunningham
Wichita
Kan
Conley
Davis
Whitaker
Thompson Sends Trade Trip Invitations for Panhandle Tour
Cott E C Thompson, head of the Board of City Development committee, issues invitations to Amarillo trade excursion May 12 to 16. The trip includes three days at the West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention in Brownwood for towns in the Panhandle Western Oklahoma and eastern New Mexico.
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Amarillo
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Brownwood
Panhandle
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Thompson
Board of City Development
Coolidge Seeks Pepper Advice on Attorney General Pick
Washington March 31 Senator Pepper of Pennsylvania Republican held an extended White House meeting with the president to discuss a successor to former Attorney General Daugherty. The president seeks Pepper’s advice on possible candidates in his role as senate leader and lawyer.
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Washington
Pepper
Pennsylvania
White House
Daugherty
Coolidge
Senate
Houston Block Threatened by Devouring Fire
A fire swept through the southern edge of Houston threatening an entire business block. Flames began at the Edge Rubber company and spread to adjacent structures. By 3 o clock two establishments burned fiercely as a general alarm sounded.
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Houston
Tex
Edge Rubber Company
Flood damages in East Will total millions
Flood waters from the Monongahela Allegheny Ohio and Youghiogheny rivers receded slowly after reaching 22.9 feet the highest level in eleven years. Thousands made homeless, basements flooded in about 1 000 business buildings, rail service disrupted and communications hampered as waters flooded streets and riverfront properties.
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Pittsburgh
Monongahela
Allegheny
Ohio
Five Dead Family Flood Victims Holden Potomac Toll
Five members of a single family died in Western Maryland floods on the Potomac. The flood swelled since Saturday, driving hundreds from homes and causing about 3 million dollars in damage in Cumberland. Four B&O trains including the Capital Limited were marooned as waters receded late yesterday.
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Baltimore
Potomac River
Maryland
Cumberland
B. & O. Railroad
Chicago
The
Capital Limited
Publishing land case telegrams protested
Counsel for R. B. Creager a Texas Republican national committeeman protested to the senate committee investigating alleged land frauds in Texas against making public telegrams between Creager and his attorney George Hill and various Texas land companies since December 15 1923. The committee took the protest under advisement.
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Washington
R. B. Creager
Republican National
Texas
Senate
Creager
George Hill
Wheat Grower Officials Return From New Mexico Meeting
Do. T. Bramlett and Judge L. R. Gough of the Texas Wheat Growers association returned from Ray New Mexico where they attended an organization meeting. Gough reports strong interest and promising acreage prospects despite a Friday sandstorm.
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Do. T. Bramlett
Judge L.r Gough
Texas Wheat Growers Association
Ray
N. M
Morris Trail Starts in District Court
Tom Morris charged with burglary is tried in district court today. He allegedly stole a saddle and sold it to a second hand dealer for five dollars who identified Morris as the seller.
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Tom Morris
Morris
Court Hears Motion for New Harris Trial
New York March 31 The court heard a motion for a new trial in Bever ly D Harris annulment suit. Counsel Carruther Ewing called Memphis friends and relatives a bunch of ruffians while Max D Steuer argued the banker husband knew of Elaine girlhood mistakes before the separation two years ago.
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New York
Memphis
Eleanor Elaine Harris
Carruther Ewing
Beverly D. Harris
Max D. Steuer
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