Rebels Seize Nogales as Mexican Revolt Expands
Rebels under Gen Manuel Aguirre seized Nogales Sonora amid a wide revolt led by Gen Francisco Manzo and Gov Fausto To Pete. The movement spread to Sinaloa Durango Chihuahua Coahuila Colima Mayarit and Oaxaca with gunboat Anahuac and Agua Prieta under rebel command. Government counters with federal reinforcements as Calles returns as war secretary.
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Vera Cruz
Sonora
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Fausto Topete
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Senate to Probe Donahey Era in Ohio Investigation
Sen Joseph Ackerman announces a plan for a senate inquiry into the highway and agricultural departments during Vic Donahey’s six years as governor. The move follows a Democratic push critiquing Bert Buckley’s treasury administration and bribery allegations. The probe could extend to other Donahey administration activities.
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Lindbergh Holiday Ends Under Mexican Turmoil
Cuernavaca Mexico March 4 Col Charles A Lindbergh and his fi ancee ended a weekend visit as a bloodless Mexican revolt prompted U S Ambassador Dwight W Morrow to depart early The Morrows Lindberghs spent the weekend at the ambassador s country home while guards protected the route after a train was robbed and burned between Cuernavaca and Mexico City
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Mexico City
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Hoover Sworn In as 80th President Amid Rain
Herbert Hoover became the 80th U.S. president today taking a 1 07 P M oath from Chief Justice Taft before thousands. He urged law observance and enforcement of all laws, including prohibition, and promised a national commission to review federal jurisprudence.
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Herbert Hoover
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American film distributors face France quota cut
Paris moves to shrink foreign film imports by slashing the quota from seven to one to three to one with only three foreign films admitted per French production. French authorities expect the measure to pass, risking a drastic drop in American film licenses.
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Ministry of Pubis Incretion
TODAY'S Special Features Highlighted in The News
Daily offerings from Walter Locke include editorial style pieces by Rodney Putchshort and reflections on Molly Stark Angelo Patri, with crosswords, puzzles, and radio features. Classifieds and entertainment notes fill Pages 4 through 7 as the paper tours current items and inane amusements.
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Inauguration Featurs
Cyrena Van Gordon concert opens Canton season
New membership for the Canton Civic Music Association season 1929 30 obtainable at Lincoln High before tonight's concert. Advance notice advertises the event and ticket access for members and the public.
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Canton Civic Music Association
Lincoln High
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U S Congressman Indicted Over Campaign Contributions
A federal grand jury in Waco Texas indicted U S Representative Harry M Wurzbach on six counts The charges allege he received campaign contributions from federal employees The indictment was announced by U S District Attorney John D Hartman and follows an investigation into campaign financing practices
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Harry M. Wurzbach
United States Dist. Atty
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Wurzbach
Hartman
Hoover Addresses National Law and Liberty Themes
The speech covers obedience to law, citizen moral support for enforcement, and limits on government ownership of business. It calls for regulation of private enterprise, cooperation, and safeguarding self government. The address asserts world peace and cautions against political partisanship in governance.
Brother of slain ball star killed by train in Ohio
Emil Witt 36 was killed by a Pennsylvania shifting engine on his way home in Massillon. His brother Edward Witt, 32, a noted amateur baseball player, was found murdered on Baltimore & Ohio tracks in 1926, a crime never solved. Coroner to complete inquiry into Emil’s death.
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Massillon
Emil Witt
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Pennsylvania
Edward Witt
Baltimore & Ohio
T. C. McQuare
Coalav NW
F. J. Groseweiler
P. m
Edward Gardner
McQuate
Benders Cafeteria Tuesday Special Ad
Benders Cafeteria offers a Tuesday special featuring 400 Corn Beef and Cabbage with boiled potatoes buttered rye bread salad and dessert for 40 cents.
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Bender's
Coolidge Relinquishes Presidency and Returns Home
President Calvin Coolidge leaves the White House to return to Northampton. He expresses mixed feelings about friendships and duties, showing quiet reflection as he steps into private life after eight years in public service.
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United States
Calvin Coolidge
White House
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Spring Fever Season Glazes Canton With Outdoor Plans
Spring lingered in Canton over the weekend as residents prepared for golf and plant-work. The temperature hovered around 39 degrees, with a drizzly start on Monday morning and a slowly rising barometer as rain continued, according to Official Weatherman Carl Meyer.
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Canton
Carl Meyer
Two men arrested for reckless driving after crashes
William Nolan and W F Stanley were arrested Sunday on reckless driving charges after two separate crashes on Richville road. In each incident their cars collided with other vehicles. no injuries were reported.
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W. FL Stanley
Richville Road
Curtis sworn in as vice president by Dawes
Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas took the oath as vice president at 12 12 in a Senate chamber ceremony attended by top officials and foreign diplomats. Charles Dawes of Illinois presided, gave a brief farewell, and criticized Senate rules while Curtis read his prepared speech from a leather note pad.
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Canton Daily News
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Kansas
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Illinois
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Grand Jury Returns Three Indictments Amid Ongoing Sessions
County Detective P. PD. Heweil said sessions will continue through Tuesday at least. The grand jury resumed work Monday following a partial report released Friday which included three indictments.
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Nobile Blamed as Italia Dirigible Wreck Probe
Rome reports Gen Umberto Nobile charged with full responsibility for the Wreck of the polar dirigible Italia. The investigating committee faulted his command while exonerating Capt Filippo Zappi and Capt Alberto Mariano for their Arctic actions during the mission and rescue efforts.
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Umberto Nobile
North Pole
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Alberto Mariano
Three men executed for 1927 Bellefonte hold up murder
Three men, John H. Wilson and brothers Raymond and James Parker, were electrocuted at Rockview penitentiary for the November 29 1927 murder of Pelgrine Coccorie during a $30 robbery. One shot was fired in the crime.
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Floods Rise in South Georgia Towns Leaves Losses Counted
Heavy rains across the South push rivers higher with Georgia hardest hit. On the Flint River towns face dangerous floods, at least 11 lives lost and property damage surpasses 1 million dollars as waters swell through March.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Classified Offers in Canton Daily News Section
Bits of notices describe furniture in good condition including a dark oak buffet table and chairs. Listings mention a six room house in Cleveland area with heat and conveniences and naïvely furnished sleeping home. Other items include turnished rooms and connections with a furnace and wind note.
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