Last Rebel Army Scatters Loyal Troops in Nogales
Across the border in Nogales Sonora federal forces reclaimed control after the rebellion was crushed and 1500 Yaqui Indians surrendered. U S troops patrolled the border while General Lucas Gonzales accepted the surrender and raised the central government flag. In Agua Prieta the same day General Ignacio Flores took over with the federal government after an agreement signed at the American customs house.
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Associated Press
Nogales
Sonora
Mex
Littl
Revolutionary Army of
Sinaloa
Mazatlan
Ariz
Lucas Gonzales
Naco
United States
United Press
Douglas
Agua Prieta
Ignacio Flores
Air Features Tonight and From WJZ Chain Listings
Radio listings note AIR FEATURES Tonight from WEAF and WJZ chain with acts including Wilfred Glenn and Olive Palmer at 7 8 PM. Program blocks feature the Gold Orchestra with stations across the network plus KAPO KSTP WTMJ WHAS WSM and others.
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Prenx
WEAF
New York
Chain
Happy Bakers
Wilfred Glenn
Aleo
KPRC
Alio
WTAM
WGN
K8sd
WSM
WRAP
KVOO
KPRO
Olive Palmer
Paul Oliver
Fileabeth Lennox
Orchestra
WGY Wtam
WW4
KBD
WDAP
WTMI
Gold Orchestra
WMC
WSH
Ksti Wary Kyw
WJZ
Kapee
Frederick Fradkin
KDKA
W4k
KYW
WLW
Wien Wims
KSTP
WEBCO
KYOO
Foresters Quartet
Pacific coast vacation plans urge wide summer tours
The Globe notes Arthur Brisbane and an All-Year club urging summer trips from Chicago to Seattle via railroad or Panama Canal. Emphasizes seeing California and Oregon highlights, with practical tips on trains, durations, and weather across cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco. Mention of Senator Norris and Mr. Mellon concludes the column.
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San Diego
Seattle
Portland
Santa Barbara
West Coast
Pacific Coast
The
Riviera
Southern California
Northwest
Los Angeles
Pacific
San Francisco
Heaven
Pacific Ocean
Amarillo Weather Brings Cold, Scattered Showers and Snow
May weather moved into Amarillo with a cold north wind and sleet mixed with rain and a few snowflakes. Temperatures fell from 47 to 42, with potential further drops tonight. No widespread rain but light showers noted, while other areas reported snow and cold temperatures.
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Amarillo
Rov's Island Railroad
Tucumcari
Fort Worth
Denver
Texline
Venico
Dalhart
Tascosa
Here
Santa Fe
Panhandle Plains
Pecos
Bridegroom slain by police after drugstore robbery attempt
Carl G C Lobach, 21, identified as the groom who died hours after marrying Marie Bothwell 18, in a drugstore robbery attempt. Durward F E Lobach 18, brother, confessed to bandit depredations. both implicated. Lobach shot in a telephone booth by a patrolman.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
May
Carl GC. Lobach
Durward FE
Lobach
Lam Gristine
Marie Bothwell
Forest Fire in San Gabriel Canyon Runs Out of Control
A forest fire in Day Canyon San Gabriel Mountains west of San Bernardino swept through 325 acres. Reported by rangers as out of control, more than 100 men rushed to the scene as flames threatened federal and county timber tracts.
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Associated Press
San Bernardino
Cal
Day Canyon
San Gabriel Mountains
Here
Federal
San Bernardino County
Sixteen New Subjects Tabled for Special Session by Moody
Gov Moody submits sixteen topics for the Texas special session including pension payments to Confederate widows public officer fees and compensation and ratification of water compacts with New Mexico Arkansas and Colorado The materials brief a Río Grande and Canadian River water agreement and related fiscal provisions. A fatal crash near San Antonio claims Lieut J C Banta Brooks Field during a landing turn at Mitchells Lake.
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Gov. Moody
Associated Press
San Antonio
Jc, Banta
Brooks Field Flier
Mitchell's Lake
Lieut
Banta
William T. Banta
U. S. Army
Richardson Springs
Chico
Calif
Moody
New Mexico
Texas
Arkansas
Canadian River
Colorado
Rio Grande
Jury Recommends Five Year Suspended Sentence for Keys
A jury recommended a five year suspended sentence for W. Keys in a forged instrument case. Keys testified he signed another man’s name to a $20 note to support his five orphan children in Oklahoma. He admitted alias use and a prior gun theft conviction. Jim Lawson, 18, faces trial tomorrow for chicken theft charged as a felony in Texas.
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W. ©. Keys
Keys
Oklahoma
Ilo
Jim Lawson
Holmes Dies as Mayo Wife Passes in Washington
Associate Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes mourns his wife of 57 years who died after a long illness. Mrs Holmes, daughter in law of Epes Dixwell of Cambridge, Mass., had joined him in Washington in 1902 and was active in social life during his Supreme Court tenure.
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Associated Press
Washington
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Capitel
Seat Sales for Aunt Lucia Open Tomorrow
Reserved seat sale for Aunt Lucia opens Thursday morning at 8 o clock at City Drug Store No 1. Tickets available through A A U W members but must be reserved at the Drug Store. The play is set for Friday and Saturday evenings at 8 15 at the High School Auditorium.
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Aunt Lucia
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
Senate rejects Heflin attack censure resolution
The Senate, by 69 to 14, refused to adopt Heflin's resolution condemning the Brockton Mass attack on him after his address there. Heflin faced debate over charges the opposition was Catholic influenced. Senator Watson pressed for a vote as Heflin signaled a new discussion. Supporters included Republicans Robinson of Indiana and Sackett of Kentucky.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Heflin
Alabama
Brockton
Mass
Watson
Indiana
Robinson
Sackett
Kentucky
Three Old Cases Dismissed by District Attorney Thomerson
District Attorney Edw. W. Thomerson dismissed three old district criminal court cases today. Defendant M. S. Boyer faced liquor violation charges in two cases, while Cecil Tipton’s liquor case was dropped due to a defective search warrant. State witnesses included George Gay, a former special deputy sheriff, whose whereabouts are unknown. The other witness retracted his initial statement.
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District Criminal Court
Edw. W. Thomerson
M. S. Boyer
George Gay
Cecil Tipton
Five Homing Pigeons Freed in Borger Flight Trial
Five fast homing pigeons including Stormy were released at 10 o'clock in Borger for a trial flight toward Wichita Falls. Stormy carried a message from G. G. Grannville of the chamber of commerce to the Wichita Falls mayor amid heavy rain. The report cites a record flight last May from Fort Madison Iowa to Portland Oregon.
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Globe
Borger
Stormy
Fort Madison
Iowa
Portland
Oregon
Wichita Falls
G. G. Grannville
Chamber of Commerce
City Plans Fourth of Paving Costs and Budget Cuts
The city commission voted to pay one fourth of paving costs to encourage connected blocks while maintaining charter compliance. Excavation previously funded by the city. new rules allow assessments on property owners who refuse paving. A long session followed as Tax Assessor W. R. Patterson reported a 1920 tax tabulation showing $3,133,805 decrease in Amarillo building values from 1928, prompting a program of strict economy with $186,756.06 remaining in the general fund.
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City Commission
W. R. Patterson
Amarillo
City General Fund
City Plans Page Reports Fire Damage and False Alarms
Fire at F. H. Gay residence 1002 Jefferson Street caused about $000 in damage last night. The fire department also responded to a false alarm, and officials estimate one boy is responsible for 90 percent of recent false alarms and trash fires in the South part of the city.
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F. H. Gay
Jefferson Street
Girl Scouts thank public for support of summer camp plans
The Amarillo Girl Scout Council thanks the public for their cooperative attitude in raising funds for a planned summer camp. A well attended games tournament occurred yesterday and more benefit events are planned. Women are urged to make reservations and invite friends to attend.
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Girl Scout Movement
Amarillo
Pola Negri Plans Divorce and Exit from U S Films
Paris report says Pola Negri intends to divorce Prince Mdivani and will file papers within days. She also plans to quit American pictures, citing difficulty finding roles that inspire her, before leaving for London.
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United Press
Paris
Pola Negri
Prince Mdivani
United States
London
Tornado injures four in Hichita family as barns demolished
A tornado near Hichita Oklahoma yesterday left four of J Fraley's family seriously injured as a farm home collapsed. The infant daughter, initially reported dead, was revived at a local hospital. A family member named Hig was believed to have internal injuries while Mia Fraley and another child were also hurt. One son escaped unharmed. The storm brought rain and lightning and lasted about thirty minutes.
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United Press
Hichita
Okla
Here
Morris
J. Fraley
Fraley
Hig Cest
Mia
Two Minor Robberies Reported In City
Police reported two minor burglaries last night. In the Rule building Austin Drug store elevator lobby door was forced open from inside, no loss reported, suspect sought to access the safe. Frazier Fruit stand on North Fillmore was entered, cash drawer rifled, pennies and fruit missing. several suspects being examined.
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Austin
Frazier Fruit
North Fillmore Street
Fire trucks ordered to slow after fires citywide
City manager J B Patterson instructed fire crews to return from fires at reduced speed and to slow motorcycle units on new calls to curb incidents and improve safety.
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J. B. Patterson
Patterson
Lindbergh Heads to New York for New Mission
Charles A Lindbergh departs Washington for New York to begin a new aviation mission amid ongoing national interest in his flying plans and future routes.
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Lindbergh
New York
Two Former Attorneys Indicted in Julian Oil Case
Los Angeles May 1 Two grand jury indictments charge Harold L. Buddy Davis and Donald McKaye former deputy district attorneys with conspiracy to give and receive bribes tied to prosecutions of fraud cases arising from the stock promotion of the defunct Julian Petroleum Corporation.
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Associated Prow
Los Angeles
Harold L
Buddy” Davis
Donald McKaye
Julian Petroleum Corporation
Courtesy of Police Order Changes Arrest Practices
Amarillo police and motorcycle patrolmen were told to favor courtesy when dealing with the public. Out of town visitors will be cautioned rather than arrested. Local motorists will be ticketed for court appearance instead of instant station arrest. Motorcycle speed patrols are to curb fast riding.
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Amarillo
Jackie Allen Whitten Buried in Llano
Funeral services for Jackie Allen Whitten age 2 were held Monday afternoon at the First Church of the Nazarene with Rev. A K Scott officiating. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery. He was the son of Karl Whitten and Mrs Jack Byars and survived by grandparents G R Raleigh and Mrs A W McLean, plus Mary Beth Metlung.
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Jackie Allen Whitten
Karl Whitten
Jack Byars
Whitten
Williama
Arizona
First Church of the Nazarene
A. K. Scott
Llano
G. R. Raleigh
Johnson Street
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