Federals Report On Corralitos Clash Near Jimenez
National headquarters announced heavy rebel casualties in a cavalry engagement near Corralitos south of Jimenez. Rebels driven back toward their main army. exact counts unavailable as battle field not cleared. General Urbalejo led rebels. General Lopez led federals. General Escobar retreated with his army.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Corralitos
Jimenez
Calles
Francisco Urbalejo
Amacleto Lopez
Gonzalo Escobar
Juan A. Almazan
San Angelo Attack Victim Able to Talk
A San Angelo police report reveals a 11 year old girl survived a Wednesday night assault after being taken from bed and found unconscious in her yard. Officers had not questioned her earlier due to her condition. The investigation has made little progress toward solving the crime.
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Associated Press
San Angelo
Weather forecast for Amarillo and nearby areas
Sunday skies partially cloudy with mild temperatures in Amarillo and vicinity. West Texas mostly cloudy with possible local showers north portion and little temperature change. New Mexico unsettled Sunday with snow or rain in the north, colder conditions. Pressure remains below normal over the southern Rockies and southern Plains with a shifting pattern bringing warm air to the south.
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Amarillo
West
Texas
New Mexico
Rocky Mountain
Plains
Utah
Texas Panhandle
Plains States
Boss Jacksons third trial ends with light sentence
O B Boss Jackson Vega cattleman convicted of liquor law violations receives a sentence of no years in the penitentiary after a jury deliberated over 20 hours. The case, tried three times in three weeks, also involved J O Hefner who got a two year suspended sentence.
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O. B
Boss) Jackson
Vega
Jackson
J. O. Hefner
Hefner
Henry Lee Bishop
New Mexico
Oklahoma Justices Suspended by Senate Impeachment Court
The senate court of impeachment suspended Chief Justice Charles W. Mason and Justice Fletcher Riley, pending trial on removal charges. Justice J. W. Clark was suspended yesterday. The three are charged in thirty one articles with corruption incompetency unfitness for office and coercion.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
Senate Court of
Charles W. Mason
Fletcher Riley
J. W. Clark
Death of Matilda S Smith One of Texas' Oldest Women
Mrs Matilda S Smith 86 a pioneer Amarillo resident died at 410 Fillmore Street Saturday afternoon after a weeks illness. She moved to Amarillo in 1896 with her husband and helped shape the city. Funeral set for Tuesday at Blackburns Mortuary with services by Mrs Fannie D Tyson. Survived by son Robert S Scott and four daughters, plus grandsons FE OBrien and Mex OBrien. Born in Nacogdoches November 12 1843. Continued details on Page 4 Col 5.
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Matilda S. Smith
Amarillo
Texas
Fillmore Street
Smith
Fillmore
Blackburn
Fannie D. Tyson
First
Church of Christ Scientist
Republic
Brown , County
Brewers
Four teachers miss bridge in fatal car plunge
Four schoolteachers drowned near Mt Gilead Ohio when their closed car left a road and fell into a creek on the eve of Easter vacation. Victims include Hilda Lehman of Columbus, Elizabeth Mungan of Columbus, Ruth Lukens of Marion, and Ada Michener of Waynesville, all connected to Chagrin Falls high school and Levittsburg high school. A passing truck driver witnessed the accident.
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Associated Press
MT. Gilead
Ohio
Here
Hilda L. Lehman
Columbus
Chagrin Falls
Elizabeth Mungan
Levittsburgh High School
Ruth Lukens
Marion
Ada Michener
Waynesville
Chagrin Falls High School
Judge rules Hidalgo court acted arbitrarily in Weslaco election
District Judge George C. Calhoun ruled the Hidalgo county commissioners court acted arbitrarily in rejecting Weslaco precinct returns. He prepared a charge for the jury to find for Gordon Griffin, candidate for the 98rd judicial district judgeship won by J. E. Leslie.
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Associated Press
Austin
George C. Calhoun
Commissioners’ Court
Hidalgo County
Weslaco
Gordon Griffin
98Rd Judicial District
J. E. Leslie
Common law wife settles claim in McKallip estate
Betty Schuman recognized as common law wife of W E McKallip settles her widow’s share suit out of court. She receives 41500, waives further claims, signs quit claims to the estate property, and agrees not to interfere in ongoing Texas litigation over the estate.
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Associated Preas
Okmulgee
Okla
Betty Schuman
W. E. McKallip
Miss Schuman
McKallip
Texas
Jerusalem Shines Bright as Easter Tide Nears
Jerusalem enjoys clear skies and bright sunshine as Holy Week ends and Easter tide approaches. Pilgrims from many backgrounds fill the streets of the ancient capital while Catholic and Protestant centers raise and then restore flags. Police guard against interfaith tensions during the Good Friday period.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Holy
Oklahoma Congressman Expelled From Impeachment Fight
Baton Rouge report says Oklahoma representative Charles A. Moon was not invited by Louisiana Attorney General Percy Saint to advise in the impeachment proceedings against Gov Huey P Long. Moon’s brief Baton Rouge stay sparked protests from Long’s prosecutors and support from his adherents who cried persecution. The public inquiry into the governor’s nineteen offenses, including murder plotting, intensified as Moon departed.
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Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Charles A. Moon
Oklahoma
Huey P. Long
House
Moon
Long
H. A
Hazeman
J. Y. Sanders, Jr
Election Enteres Final Hours as Voters Prepare
With 43 hours to go before polls, mayoral and two commissioner races draw intense activity. Campaign leaders across the city held rallies and circulated last minute notices while supporters gather at San Jacinto and North Amarillo. A large vote is anticipated Tuesday among ten candidates.
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Col
Ernest Thompson
Lon D. Marrs
Thompson
San Jacinto
Marrs
Amarillo
Deadly Pass Causes Death of Four Men
Four men died when a Standard Airline monoplane crashed in San Gorgonio Pass near Beaumont California. The crew included pilot Delbert R. Everett and passengers R L Balk George Nico and T J Kelly. The craft left Los Angeles at 8 am bound for Phoenix. Fire and wreckage halted rescue. Kelly rushed to aid his wife in San Antonio before the fatal flight.
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T. J. Kelly
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Phoenix
Ariz
San Gorgonio Pass
4 Hill
Arizona
Texas
Penitentes in New Mexico Observe Good Friday Rites
In Las Vegas and surrounding counties penitentes held long whispered rituals on Good Friday. A single crucifixion was reported with others undergoing variations of self flagellation in canyon processions. In Mora and Guadalupe counties there are twelve meeting houses where penitentes gather. One Mora participant nearly collapsed from exhaustion before the cross ceremony.
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Las Vegas
N. M
San Miguel
Mora
Guadalupe
Tyler jury resumes deliberations in minister slaying case
In Tyler Texas March 30 the jury weighing the death penalty for Loyd Wilson in the slaying of Rev Fount Wallace at Troup last April recessed for the night after deliberations paused amid potential juror illnesses. Closing arguments emphasized Wilsons temper and the ministers alleged relations.
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Associated
Irena
Tyler
Texas
Loyp Wilson
Troup
Wallace
Loya Willson
Wount Wallace
Wilson
Hl. HW. Wallace
Proxies Claimed by Dr Bates in Royatly Company Fight
Dr Mary Bates of Denver and BE Whitehead claim a three to one proxy advantage over Ed Mayer in the Johnson Ranch Royalty Company dispute. Bates says majority proxies will back retention of the current directors, while Mayer is abroad and unavailable for comment. Rock Creek Oil is noted among parties involved.
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Ed. R. Mayer
Johnson Ranch Royalty Company, Inc
Mary FB. Bates
Denver
BE. K. Whitehead
Mr. Mayer
Amarillo
Whitehead
Mayer
Mr. Whitehead
Walelt
Dr. Bates Sa
American Miner Released by Bandits in Mexico
The US embassy said T. L. Carnahan, an American mining official and superintendent of La Noria mine near San Benito Zacatecas, was freed by federal troops after ten days of captivity. Bandits had demanded 30 000 pesos ransom. ten thousand pesos were paid on account before the raid on the Kalichuites Durango house. Carnahan is brother of George Carnahan of Continental Rubber in New York.
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Associated Press
Mexico
City
United States
T. L. Carnahan
Kalcihuites
Durango
Carnahan
Identification of Smith College Girl Assured by Dentist
Positive ID of the body found in the Connecticut River on Friday as Frances St. John Smith, a Smith College student missing since January 18, 1928, was made by her dentist Dr Carlee Iton W Wood of Pehlam New York who produced molar bands he removed years earlier. Medical examiner Dr Frederick J Jones ruled drowning as cause of death under undetermined circumstances. Miss Smith vanished from Northampton and a large search followed. Her father, St John Smith, a wealthy New York broker, is named in the report.
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Frances
St. John Smith
Smith College
Carleelton W. Wood
Pehlam
N. Y
Wood
Miss Smith
Ead
Frederick J. Jones
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