Mexican Revolt Crumbles as Rebels Cross Into States
Rebels collapse across Sonora as leaders desert and flee to the United States. Gen Fausto Topete and brother Ricardo cross the border with other chiefs leaving Nogales to Borquez and Federal forces advancing. Affected rail crews report activity near Naco and Nogales as the rebellion nears its end.
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Ariz
Apri
Tei Tre
Sonora
Utes
Fausto Topeté
Rovers Hor
Topeté
Ricardo Topete
Southern Pacific Railroad
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Naco Gampl
Prancsca Borquex
Febel
Plane Ship Train And Auto Win Race With Death
Weather hampered a long pursuit as McCord’s family raced between Chicago and Des Moines. His daughters struggled to reach him, doctors reported, while the father, awake, offered a brief, hopeful smile as the bedside vigil continued.
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Chicago
Des Moines
McCord
Fellow Officer May Save Life of Girl
In Pittsburgh on April 80 a patrolman’s daughter was accidentally shot at home when she picked up her father’s revolver. Raymond Adams donated a quart of blood for Valait Doyle, 14, daughter of Traffic Officer Daniel J. Doyle, during an attempted transfusion. Several others were tested but unsuitable.
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Phptsburgh
Nan
Raymond Adams
Valiait Doyle
Daniel J. Doyle
Graf Zeppelin Flight Tickets On Sale From Washington
Tickets went on sale here today for an Atlantic air voyage to Germany aboard the Graf Zeppelin. The American Automobile Association offered passage at 1200 dollars for four persons. The trip from New York to Germany was advertised with strong interest.
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Washington
Paasge
Graf Deppell
New York
President Hoover’s cabinet hit by second casualty in April
Washington report notes a political writer William Hatch sprained his ankle three weeks ago while attempting a quick joke about the president’s medicine cabinet. Ambassador Hugh Ivan suffered facial scratches in a related mishap as Justice Harland Stone reacted.
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Washington
Hoover
Medicine Hall
Willian Hatch
Hugh Ivan
U. S
Swift
Tess Fron
Harland Stone
Four Killed in Kentucky Moonshine Gun Battle
In Patnsville Kentucky a dispute over moonshine liquor led to a gunfight that killed four bystanders and wounded two duelists. Wayne Hanna 22 and Bennie Sullors were hospitalized after the clash at Green Rock Creek. others injured include Lee Gibson 45 and Harrison Hanna’s brother. Sheriff Adams said charges would await the outcome of Hanna’s condition.
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Green Rock Creek
Wayne
Hawma
Bennie Sullors
Howl Hospital
Sherif Ad
Ams
Lee Gibson
Ju Kil-mant
Cassie
Bernlé
Hinna
Wallace
Snore
Ralph S. Dewey Named President of Rotary Club
Ralph S. Dewey, superintendent of the Corry Public Schools, was named president for the first phaning year at the Rotary Club annual election held during today’s luncheon at the Hotel Corry. He succeeds Jd Mesmond who led the club last year. Officer slate includes vice president Horton J. Wayis secretary Harry Rhodes treasurer Or C Kibler sergeant at arms I D Moi)). Heauie dieettars A G Buller Teil Clark. Guests included Youths who will hold future offices in Boys Week. Edward Crapsey mayor Fred Ewing postmaster and Kenneth Perkins editor of the Journal spoke. violin numbers by Richard Bachomer. A goal of 100 percent attendance for members at the district Rotary event at Erie next Monday and Tuesday was set.
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Corry
Rotary Club
Servi Club
Hotel Corry
Wewey
Jd Mesmond
Vie
Horton J. Wayis
Harry Rhodes
Kibler
Sérgeint
Moi
Heauie
Dieettars
Buller
Teil Clark
Yourhs
Abe
Ered Ewing
Edward Crapsey
Kenneth Perkins
Pitt Chancellor Silent On Action
Pittsburgh April 30 Bowmen chancellor of the University faced the American Liberties Union over throttling academic freedom. The union questioned university issues of visa concerns and a liberal chair, with an official communique noted.
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PITT
United Press
Pittsburgh
Jonn G. Bowman
Brisa Ene
The
America Liberties Union
Bowman
Incomplete Hudson River Ferry Rescue and Bank Robbery Note
Bulletin notes a ferry incident on the Hudson River with seven rescued, a Danish steamer aided by a U S warship, a bank robbery escape in Tennessee with $9 000 taken, a deputy sheriff charged in a murder raid in Wynor, and a presidential appointment in Indian affairs.
Spartansburg Woman Hurt in Fall From Car
Mrs Holt McCray of Spartansburg sustained a compound fracture of the right leg after falling from a machine at North East while visiting her daughter Mrs William Newton. Her husband Mr McCray helped her to safety and she is confined to her daughter’s home, with serious injuries expected to benignant in the days ahead.
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Holt McCray
North East
Spartansburg
William Newton
McCray
Five Best Radio Entertainments Tonight
Radio listings show schedules from 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm across WABC CBS NBC and local networks. Navy Band WEAP NBC tabloid version Mulvoy story The Potters Paul Whiteman orchestra Voice of Columbia WEAR NBC and a Vaudeville hop at 10 pm.
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CBS
U. S. Navy Band
WEAP
NBC
J. P. Mulvoy
Paul Whiteman
WABG
Voice of Columbia
WEAR
Vaudevilla
Union City man suspected of safe robbery
Police allege a Union City man, arrested yesterday, matches a description of a robber seen near the Linion Produce Company offices. The safe at Union Produce was carried to the Union City highway and opened with an acetylene torch. no loot reported. Authorities say insufficient evidence prevents charging him, while they pursue Thomas Watson, wanted for theft near Spartansburg, believed to hide in the area.
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Te Linion Produce Company
Phine Yard
Brown
Plannigan
Union Produce Company
Moton
Tim
Thomas Watson
Crayford
Allen Lill
Spartansburg
Watson
Demonstration in Cooking Invites Club Members
Mrs Frank Mannalien of the Corry Woman's Club invites all members and friends to cook demonstrations in the Hotel Corry basement on Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs Avis R Broadhurst will lead sessions Wednesday 2 to 4 30 pm and 7 30 to 8 30 pm with Margaret Smith assisting. No Thursday afternoon session. Guests receive souvenirs and three awards will be presented.
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Corry
Broadhurst
Margaret Smith
Feps ‘Sentative
Miss Morrow Visits Cleveland Friends
Miss Anne Morrow author and daughter of the ambassador arrives in Cleveland for a several day visit with her mother and sister before continuing to Maine for a likely June wedding to Col. Charles A. Lindbergh. The party is hosted by Mrs Charles Long Cutter while in Cleveland as Desmond returns to Washington to spend a brief period.
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Anne Spencer Morrow
Morrow
Maine
Col
Charles A. Lintbergh
Mexico
Ellanteth
Mia
Charles Long Cutter
Mise Morrow
Assurances Sought for Sparta Road Funding
County commissioners push for the Sparta road project as the Murry and Corry Spartansburg proposals await action. Commissioner McLean reports the county road program will proceed this summer with surveys and plans advancing, with hopes for early bids after June.
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Alexander
Priye Senaton Kitts
Corry-Spartine
Vance Alesander
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Alesander
Kits
Bracken
SF. Brow
Franklin Confring
Weloek
Allan McLean
Ube Journal
Werore Jeay
Harrisburg
Wehway
Thay Road
Wednesday Observed as Boys Day in Schools
Tomorrow's Boys Week observance centers on Boys Day with activities in schools. In Senior High, boys will elect teachers for each class and assume school offices led by Superintendent Charles Skiner and High School Principal Howard Stutla.
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Charles Skiner
Howard Stutla
Salus Senate Bill Approved by Governor
Uniteo Press reports Governor Salus signed a long draft law expanding penalties for fourth and subsequent offenses in Pennsylvania crime statutes. The act, tied to sentencing discretion and enhanced penalties for serious felonies, aims to curb crime at population centers and specifies life terms for repeat offenders under the new framework.
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Harrisevirg
Petuisy Sani
Sallie Senate
Guverhon Risbor
Samuel W. Salus
Philadelphia
Tongs
Ito
Lin
Hove
pFiton
Perry
Michigan
Cramer Plans Atlantic Hop to Meet Hassell Pair
Parker Cramer and Clarion Iiler are planning another attempt to span the Atlantic next month with Bert Hassell Grammer. Hassell and Mehl previously broke enroute to Sweden but faced a forced restart. The team aims for a second attempt from Rockford, TL, late May, hopeful to cross aboard the Wame Line.
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Parker Cramer
Clarion Iiler
Duniber
Atlantic
Bert Hassell Grammer
Hassell
Ulnte Mehl
Sweden
Ely
Rockford
Uv Mors
AL Greenbind
Man Found Slain in Car in Glassboro New Jersey
Michael Cicero, 22, of Pitman New Jersey, was found murdered in his touring car on a road near a disposal plant on the outskirts of Glassboro. He was shot twice in the head, with one bullet through the top and another through the windshield, discovered by Raymond Herbert, assistant superintendent.
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Glassboro
Michael Cicero
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Way
Raymond Herbert
Sewane
Cedaroyenus
Syindfield
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