Rebels Gather Near Naco Border as Fight Looms
Rebel columns close within miles of Naco in Sonora while 1,200 Federals under Gen. Gonzales brace for an attack. In Chihuahua, Yaqui rebels eight miles east and a train toward Naco signal rising hostilities. An American airman for the rebels crashes near Nogales as aerial fighting allegations surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora
Naco
Gonzales
Chihuahua
Mexico City
Bisbee
Ariz
Topete
Baja California- Sonora
Juarez
Jiminez
Nogales
Davis Cab Strike in Cincinnati Remains Unsettled
Taxicab labor dispute involving Davis Cabs of 40 West McMicken and White Star Cab of Norwood remains unresolved as negotiations stall. Davis Cabs manager Edward Nolan reports a union meeting was canceled after drivers refused to conference, with operations to resume only if 75 percent of drivers return. Also noted are two drivers facing reckless driving charges from the Vine Street and McMicken incident, with four people injured and a continuation scheduled next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Norwood
Davis Cabs, Inc
West
McMicken Avenue
White Star Cab Company
Edward Nolan
Lewis Wiehaus
Bellevue Avenue
Albert Shaw
Atkins Street
Vine Street
Moonshining Probe Sparks Federal Arrests in Kentucky
Sawyer Smith, U S District Attorney, traveled to Barbourville after a report said two federal agents were sent into the Eastern District of Kentucky to set up a still. Will Smith alias Slim of Newport was arrested in Covington after being wounded, and claimed two agents bought a Newport still for 30 dollars and later tried to seize a gun from a local man. The investigation followed claims the agents operated a rented chestnut street still and beat a witness before Smith intervened to secure a 500 dollar bond for the arrestee.
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Sawyer Smith
United States
Barbourville
Kentucky
Smith
Will Smith
Slim
Chestnut Street
Newport
R. D. Shafer
Detroit
Charles D. Campbell
Louisville
Allen Bean
Bean
Fifth
Isabella Streets
To Be or Not To Be Should You Buy a Car Today
A classic note on car necessity urges readers to consider purchasing a vehicle now. The Commercial Tribune Classified Columns promote new and used autos, slightly used cars, and guaranteed vehicles with flexible terms.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Judicial Ballot Debate Tangles Ohio Election Bill
Republican leaders push amendments to the Herbert Martin bill to restore judicial candidates to the partisan ballot and to extend precinct committee elections to four years. Supported by Republican strategists, the changes aim to strengthen party organization before House action. House committee meets Tuesday to discuss the amendments with Rep. Stevens and other members backing the measure. The bill’s fate hinges on the Republican-controlled General Assembly and potential Senate concurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Martin
Royal W. Ryan
Columbus
Senate
House of the Ohio General Assembly
Senate Elections Committee
Clifford E. Martin
Cincinnati
Ohio
General Assembly
House
House Election Committee
Thomas R. Stevens
Montgomery County
Hamilton County
Joseph C. Dinsmore
E. G. Schuessler
Eighty -Eighth General Assembly
Arthur Hamilton
Warren County
Traffic Tag Fixing For Coppers Keeps The Bluecoats Busy
Chicago records a city police tale where Evanston officer Harry Anderson suspends a two hour parking penalty on his own station area. Detective Edward Wharton allegedly returns the favor by leaving a note and arrest slip on Andersons car. The incident ends with a quip about enforcement and duty.
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Chicago
Harry Anderson
Evanston
Edward Wharton
Anderson
Wharton
Body identified as Frances St. John Smith in river discovery
Springfield Mass March 30 identified the body found in the Connecticut River as Frances St. John Smith of New York a Smith College freshman who vanished from Northampton over a year ago. Dentist records confirmed the match and the case partly solves the Smith College mystery though Alice M Corbett remains missing since November 13 1925.
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Springfield
Mass
Connecticut River
Frances St. John Smith
New York
Smith College
Northampton
W. J. Wood
Pelham
N. Y
Miss Smith
Wood
Carlton Pooler
Alice M. Corbett
Utica
Four teachers drown when car plunges into Iberia Creek
Four school teachers on their way home for Easter vacation drowned when their closed automobile left the Harding highway at Iberia near Gilead Ohio and sank in a creek. Names identified are Hilda Lehman Columbus Elizabeth Munyan 21 Columbus Ruth Lukens Marion Ada Michener Waynesville. The car overturned after a 15 foot embankment fall as fog cloaked the valley. Watches stopped at 10 15 p m. Highway officials will inspect bridge approaches Monday.
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Mt, Gilead
Iberia
Lehman
Hilda L
Columbus
Chagrin Falls
Munyan
Elizabeth
Leavittsburgh
Lukens
Ruth
Marion
Michener
Ada
Waynesville
Brownlee Bridge
Harding Highway
Emerson Brownlee
Brownlee
Caledonia
Creek
Miss Michener
State Highway Department
800 Cases of Fine Imported Liquors Arrive for Embassies
Nearly a dozen embassies and legations receive annual liquor shipments totaling about 800 cases. Much of the cargo is stored in Baltimore warehouses due to hijacker fears, after a British shipment truck was halted six times en route to Washington. Prohibition agents and police examined papers as the convoy moved toward docks.
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Washington
Baltimore
Prohibition
Maryland
Malt Tonic Sale Ban Goes Away
Rumor of a Washington order stopping malt tonics at soda fountains could not be verified. The purported March 7 notice from J. M. Doran to William N. Woodruff called for druggists to discontinue sales and manufacturers to withdraw the product. Dow Drug Company official J. W. Cassim said he had not seen any such notice, and federal offices could not confirm the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. M. Doran
Prohibition
William N. Woodruff
J. W. Cassim
Dow Drug Company
United States District Attorney's Office
Prohibition Office
Federal
Ends marriage woes with gun
Steubenville Ohio reports a homicide suicide as Peter Ghilanos 29 shot and killed his wife Mary 28 and her widowed sister Mrs George S Ynodinus before killing himself at the sister’s home. Neighbors say six months of marital strife preceded the tragedy.
Fire damages six-story annex of Ricks Hotel
A blaze early today tore through the six story annex of the Ricks Hotel in Rocky Mount North Carolina causing losses estimated between 400000 and 500000. Several firefighters suffered minor burns and cuts.
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Rocky Mount
N. C
Four Die as Mono Plane Crashes in California Pass
A Standard Air Line monoplane bound from Los Angeles to El Paso crashed in thick fog three miles north of Beaumont California, killing pilot Delbert R Everitt Jr and three passengers L R Balke George Nico and T J Ly. Witness Gerald Crane 12 saw the ship plunge after the engine failed.
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Beaumont
Cal
Los Angeles
el Paso
Tex
Air Line
Fokker
Everitt
Delbert R., JR
Balke
R. L
Nico
George
T. J
Satesman
San Antonio
Mt. Baldy
Mt. San Jacinto
Imperial
Coachella
San Bernardino Valley
Here
Orchard Groves
Phoenix
Kelly
Commodore
Delbert Everitt, Jr
Gerald Crane
Crane
International law experts doubt US standing in I'm Alone case
Washington March 30 international law experts say a tribunal would likely rule against the United States in the sinking of the Canadian schooner I'm Alone by the Coast Guard on the high seas. They argue hot pursuit beyond three miles violates freedom of seas and that denial of a case confirms the twilight zone in America's war on rum. The Justice Department denied reports of conspiracy charges against.
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Washington
Coast Guard
High Seas
United States
Uncle Sam
Congress
Wea
America
Department of Justice
New Orleans
Six Die As Wave Capsizes Boat Off Silver Beach
Six men drown near New Haven when a small boat returning from Charles Island overturned in a heavy swell. Only three identities confirmed William McDonald and his son Oliver Baumer plus two others, Clerkin and Fallon, believed NH residents. No life jackets found and icy water likely caused rapid deaths.
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Milford
Conn
Silver Beach
New Haven
Charles Island
William McDonald
Oliver Baumer
McDonald
Clerkin
Fallon
Bank cashier's suicide ends failed hold up plot
Sheriff says Sherman Mills planned a village bank robbery to cover a $55,000 to $60,000 shortage at First National Bank of West Alexandria near Dayton. Mills shot himself March 18 after Lawrence Kreider, connected to a February gas station holdup, confessed the plot. The bank has remained closed.
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Dayton
Robert Blank
Sherman Mills
First National Bank
West Alexandria
Here
Blank Sa
Lawrence Kreider
Dasten
Mills
Kreider
Federal probe into liquor in luggage of Representative Morgan
U S officials plan a Monday investigation into customs reports that four liquor bottles were found in baggage of Representative William Morgan of Newark upon return from Panama. Morgan denies any drinking and says no liquor was in his bag. The case may go before a federal grand jury to determine violations of customs law or the Jones act and possible penalties.
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New York
William Morgan
Newark
Panama
Charles H. Tuttle
United States
Mr. Morgan
Washington
L. E. Crawford
James McCabe
Federal Grand Jury
Tuttle
Morgan
Pay roll thief shoots and kills worker in Chicago suburb
A daylight payroll robbery in Riverdale Chicago suburb ends in the shooting death of 21 year old Harry Winter as a hooded thief and a female accomplice seize about 700 dollars from a payroll car. The assailant blocks the car with a woman driven vehicle and escapes in a rear car as workers react in shock.
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Chicago
Harry Winter
Riverdale
Winter
Leland
Emerys Plan Big Improvement Planned in Cincinnati
Thomas Emerys Sons Inc will start construction on a major improvement around the Marks and Andrews Buildings after tenants on Emery Arcade Emery Hotel Carew Building and Fifth Street properties receive June 1 vacate notices. Leases in Andrews and Marks Buildings run to 1935. Historic structures including the Carew Building and arcade face razing for the new project.
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Thomas Emery’s Sons, Inc
Emery Arcade
Emery Hotel
Carew
Fifth Street
Marks
Andrews
Fifth and
Race Streets
Race Street
John J. Emery
Fifth
Pane Streets
Cincinnati
Arcade
Mussolini Orders Medical Malpractice Reports
Premier Mussolini as interior minister issues a circular requiring all physicians to report birth prevention cases directly to provincial medical authorities. Prefects must inform the medical association of neglect to report so disciplinary action can be taken against doctors.
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Rome
Italy
Mussolini
Interior
Medical Association
Auto Fatality in Hamilton Counts 11th this Year
Judd, 26, of 319 North B Street was killed when struck by a car while attempting to close the street in front of his home. Witnesses said the vehicle was traveling at high speed. The death marks Butler county's eleventh automobile fatality of the year.
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Steps One Auto
Tribu
Hamilton
Judd
North B Street
Butler County
Funeral for Mother Slain in Dry Raid Shocks Aurora
In Aurora Illinois mourners gathered for Mrs Lillian De King killed during a prohibition raid at her home. Officials led by Assistant Attorney General Charles Hadley and State's Attorney George Carbury conferred on the case as coroner Vierke planned a Tuesday inquest.
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Aurora
Ill
Lillian de King
Yellow House
Here
St. Joseph's Church
Charles W. Hadley
Illinois
George D. Carbury
Hadley
Carbury
Herman J. Vierke
Eugene Boyd Fairchild
State’s Attorney Office
de King
Joseph de King
Roy Smith
de Kings
Smith
Fairchild
Elgin
Hadley & Carbury
Odell
Hil
Arrest of Congressman Michaelson Sparks Florida Tension
The arrest manhunt for Congressman M A Michaelson focuses on his possible stay in Florida after a warrant charging dry law violations was issued. Officials in Jacksonville said the case dates to indictments last October and involved leakage of two trunks from Havana. If he surrenders in Chicago bond is posted. if not he may seek immunity during the April 15 special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michaelson
M. A. Michaelson
United States Marshal's Office
Florida
Mr. Michaelson
Jacksonville
George E. Q. Johnson
Department of Justice
Federal
Johnson
Washington
Congress
Payroll Robbery Strikes Pine Bluff Worker
Two men held up R. B. Hill of the Standard Brake Shoe and Foundry Company in front of a downtown bank in Pine Bluff Arkansas. They drove him to a point outside the city tied him to a tree and escaped with a $2000 payroll. The theft occurred shortly before noon today as Hill was about to drive to the plant with the money.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
R. B. Hill
Standard Brake Shoe and Foundry Company
Hill
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UEATH
Treasury
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Mexico
Jones
New York World News Service
Gamhier Endel
Ohio Congress
U. S
Killer
Emerys
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