Relief rush to tornado area and rebel moves near Naco
United Press reports rushed U S troops to the border and a large rebel force close to Naco Sonora. Federal and rebel clashes unfold as General Gonzales Escobar strengthens positions near Naco while Lazaro Cardenas leads advances toward San Blas.
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U.S
Naco
United Pres
Washington
U, & Cavalry
Douglas
Aris
Bishop
Ariz
United States
Iis
Mexico
War Department
Willian Lagster
Rab Cavalry
Camp Marfa
Texas
St. Helena
Wr. Lassiter
Eighth Corpa
Chihuahua
Sonora
Jose Gonzales Mscobar
Jalons Gonzales
Federal
Con Auader
Waco
Escobae
Gesford Fine
United Press
Mexico City
San Blas
Lazaro Cardenas
Cullacan
Peden
Muere
Guamichil
Miocar
Cardenas
Policy for Striking Official by County Commissioner
United Press reports in Pittsburgh April 12 that County Commissioners McGovern apologized for striking Commissioner Babcock during a quarrel yesterday. McGovern promised personal and board apologies. In Denver April 12 a girl who obtained $9,000 escaped after a crowded scene at the institution.
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Ly United Press
Pittsburgh
Charles C. McGovern
B. W. Babcock
Babcock
Pitas McGovern
Denver
Cole
Danie
Five Best Radio Entertainments Shown on NBC CBS Networks
Thursday radio listings highlight WIZ NBC network at 9 0 Bob Shergood s Circus on WEAF NBC at 8 00 orchestra and the Cavalry Quartet on WOR CBS at 10 F II VE Best radio entertainments include dramatized stories on WOR GES and The Snapshot Album and a half hour with the Borate on WEAR NBC at 10 80 EST
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WIZ
NBC
Bob Shergood
WEAF
Orchestra
Cavalery Quartet
WOR
CBS
GES
WEAR
the Borate
Governor Signs Bills Removing Street Improvement Barriers
Governor Jim Pishertori signed the Mansfeld Senate Hl bills clearing the way for Spring Street paving and other municipal improvements. The action classifies bonds under municipal debt, enabling funds for street projects and related programs. The bills also address sheriffs compensation, juror mileage, fire department needs, and law changes affecting poor districts and agricultural licensing.
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Jim
Pishertori
Spring Street
Mansfeld Senate
Wesesminla Fur
Thosrmidh
Tila el
Luny Luchapett Mirvey
Buekman
Senne
Ingane
Haines
State Department of Agriculture
Griffith House
Four airmen found safe in Australia
A rescue party led by Captain Holden located four airmen on mud flats south of Port George Australia nearly two weeks after they were towed ashore during an attempted abn stop fight from Sydney to Wyn aus in western Australia. The men were reported well though muddy and exhausted. A supply-laden rescue ship and gasoline carriages were dispatched toward Port George to assist.
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Southern Cross
Port George
United Press
Sydney
N.S. Wi
Southern Uni
Australia
Wynaus
Western Australia
Captin Holden
Glenelg Riven
Girls’ Glee Clubs Contest Tonight at Senior High
Ginsingsee Cyuns Op asre, UA Ce y and Corry will compete in a smarter eligh contest at the Senior High auditorium. Contest begins at eight. Public invited with twenty five cent admission. Inter-High oratorical contest also to be held with grants from Erie, Meadville and Tiechusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asre
UA Cey
Corry
Smater
Lh Wulitorium
Everiine
Erle, Meadville
Tiechusville
Minister Rev Lyle Utts to be honored at church reception
A reception for Rev Lyle Utts of Greenville will follow a Saturday service at the Unitarian Church. Members from the Titon Guild Emmanuel Guild and Girls Friendly Society will join in the event with refreshments provided.
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Lyle Utts
Greenville
UN Mpivcopal Church
Titon Guild
Emmanuel Guild
Girls! Friendly Society
Astate
Five Are Drowned As Bridge Collapse Crumbles
Five workers were killed and five injured when a new bridge structure over the Grand River on South Logan Street in Lansing collapsed without warning. Two others were reported missing as debris crushed workmen trapped in the timber. The injured are expected to recover.
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Unites Press
Lansing
Minh
Apell
Logan Street
Two Slain in New Detroit Racketeer War
In New Detroit a double shooting leaves two men dead near a sidewalk as a third fired and fled in a car. Police identify suspects Gorin Teler alias Jon Teter and Burl Memington Hall as involved in liquor deals. fingerprints are being used for verification. Mervin Nasthaw returns home from Cleveland business trip.
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New Detroit
United Press Hero
Heliews
Bea Jnewe Development
Miye
Rosa
State pushes 3 960 000 road job in county
Waterford residents oppose a proposed state road through the county from Union City to Albion, with Erie advisors outlining a major program. The plan would fund roughly 24 miles of highway in Erie County, financed entirely by state funds, and could become one of the largest road projects undertaken. County Commissioner Allan MacLean announced after talks with Assemblyman Joseph Zeisenheim and others that action in Harrisburg is favorable and the project may pass.
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Waterford
Union City
Albion
Wien
Ohio State
Erie
Erle
Erle County
Allin MacLean
Goselh Zeisenheim
Dill
Fagor
Havsisburg
Union Sity Ina
Alhion
Ohio State Line
Pennsylvania Solons Readying For Final Session
Harrisburg dispatch reports Pennsylvania legislators tense as they push for a final session to adjourn by April 18. A printing blockade threatens delays. Gov. Fisher orders faster printing of bills. State printer Dight faces questions over subletting parts of the printing contract to speed passage of measures including the voting machine bill. Overlong sessions and potential overtime loom into Tuesday and Wednesday as delays continue.
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Arthur N. Buyerkrup
United Press Statis
Harrisburg
Pruneylvania
Jon C. Dight
Vhich
State Bureau of Publications
Weminus
Gov. Fisher
Tate
House
Senate
Curtis Sister Triumphs At Capital Dinner In Washington
A Pan American Union dinner hosted for Chilean Ambassador Don Carlos Gravila featured Mrs. Baward E. Gann and other socialites. The event showcased a fashionable reception with a large parade, a charity rummage sale, and a dry dinner reflecting prohibition era decorum.
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Gann
Washington
Baward E. Gann
Pan American Union
Don
Carlos Gravila
Downlesse _ Brthers circus
Lade
Veteran’s of
Fort Triumph
Jedelreul
Fairiq
Hostars
Bank Holdups in Hammond and Irvington Reported
Hammond reports two armed robberies with total losses, one at Lansing Bank of Indiana where bandits took 10000 while a guard failed to fire, and another at Irvington Smelting and Refining Company where a messenger was robbed of 16.04. Authorities note no injuries.
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Ey Uniten Presa
Hammond
Ind
Lansing Bate
Charles M
Ie Bank
William Winterhoof
Fue
Wisterboar
Nc Company
Irvington
Akd Refining Company
Detroit Buildings Razed by Blast and Fire
An explosion last night wrecked three Detroit buildings, killing one unidentified man and injuring three others. Fire crews fought flames through the night, with 16 units entering the scene at dawn to search for missing persons and assess damage estimated at $50,000. Police suspect stored materials in a basement paint shop as a potential cause, while two taxi riders who fled after the blast remain unaccounted for.
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Ty United Press
Ian
Couratory
Garry
Terbert Tullo
Oie
Bruno Kruck
George -Il- Sit
Hma
Police probe yields arrest in billiard room theft
Police arrested Claudy Kelly after he confessed to stealing a box from the Stanford Hose Company billiard room, taking about 15.87 dollars found inside. Investigators struggle to link him to the Alamond filling station hold up as they chase two gunmen. clues include a car license number but Ohio authorities provide no clear match.
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Pollowite
Brown
Police Pathonsee
Claudy Kelly
Iar Stanford Hose Company
Kelly
Chie
Tipton
Putrotman Brown
Ohio
Alamond
North Garry
Toxortis Garry
Rar
van Tasse
Fry Low Bidder on Erie County Road
Arrisburg April 12 highway bids opened on thirteen road projects and one bridge. A. GeRothey Elizabethville is the low bidder on construction of 5040 feet in KiskiminiLes township Armstrong county. The Charles H Fry Construction Co Bria is the low bidder on 10 235 feet route 88 Mill Creek and Grenn townships ris county.
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United Press
Storm ruins survivors in Arkansas disaster report
Newport Arkansas April 12 relief teams mobilized for Haiy northeast Aleun counties devastated by Loev ate, with Red Cross and National Guard aiding. Death toll and property damage rising as towns Swifton Parkin Lora Guion Wynee report many dead. Agencies prepare shelters and relay lines while communications remain down. Alfred Ryan leads Red Cross disaster relief efforts.
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United Press
Newport
Ark
Timnia Relief
Hye
Aleiunas
Septarentor
Nigal
Sik Bimumunities
Ahead
Swifton
Parkin
Lora
Guion
Wynee
Batesville
Guy
Harvey Parnell
Tarnadua
Isle
Alfred Ryans
Nalanya
Red Cross
Dheadquaytens Fn
St. Louris
Simei
Ie Tms
Giston
Tnwn
Mbps
Stanford Hose Company Names New Officers
Members of the Stanford Hose Company and Firemen's Relief Association held their annual meeting at the First Ward Fire Station last avenue. Officers elected include president Richard Rossbacher and secretary C A Pals. The Relief Association chose Charles Kinley as president and Andrew Paulson as secretary and treasurer. Reports showed a large surplus, enabling support for members in case of accidents.
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Stanford Anse Company
Firemen’s Relief Associations
First Ward
Last Avenue
Stanford Home
Sean Brown
Paulson
Claude ‘Rice
Fred Kinley
William Heath
Bele
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Glee Clubs
Mervin N. Nasthaw
Cleveland
Penn
Solons
Circus
Downie Brothers
V.f.w.auriliary Rummage Sale
Curtis
Sister
Capital
Louis Jay Heath
Wags
Townie Brothers
Ft. Grneral
Misa Colla Sullivan
Rochester
N. Yi
Hare
Rem
Viceps
State Department
Pablo Ramirez
Detroit
North Corry Station
Fry
Erie County
Arkansas
Stanford Hose Company
Firemen’s Relief Association
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