Mexican Rebellion Cracks Show as Census Plan Backfires
In a chaotic turn the Mexican rebellion edges toward collapse as 100000 workers are slated for the 1930 federal census, while 14 senior high students face suspensions after a spring break prank disrupting a major glee club operetta and threatening the season's crucial game. Federal and state authorities report shifting moves across Sonora, Torreon, Saltillo, and Nogales as rebels desert and government troops press toward key rail hubs.
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Howad J. Sheen
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Erie
Sheet
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Sheen
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Trath
United Press
Nogales
Ariz
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Escobar
Sonora
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Torreon
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Monterey
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Torrena
Salo
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Rid Grandi
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Saltillo
Mexico City
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Paredon
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Les
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Dennis Landry
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Mexico
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Catia
Sinaloa
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Olachea
Census enumeration plan faces delays and funding debate
Washington dispatch reports Hoover administration delaying plans to hire over 100000 temporary workers for the 1930 census while Congress weighs start dates. Bureau counts call for about 100000 enumerators and 9000 to 7000 compilors with rural and urban timelines. Senate backs November 7 start. House opposes January 1 due to winter travel and flood-season travel hazards.
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Joseph S. Wasney
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Washington
Mar
Hoover Administration
Congress
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Wall
Census Bureau
Owe
Rinse
Senate
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Sanaaga
Two Days Left to File Income Tax Returns
Federal income tax returns must be filed by midnight Friday March 15 1929. The Interim Revenue Bureau outlines who must file and how to compute taxes for single persons and married couples with specified net and gross income levels. Filing locations and form instructions are noted along with the tax rates on tiers of net income.
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Interim Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue
Butler May Direct Federal Day Force
Westchester Pennsylvania May 15 Rumors say Brigadier General Smedley D Butler may be offered the position of national prohibition administrator after the visit of Senator Smith W Brookhart Brookhart is a personal friend of Butler and is understood to favor him for the post within the prohibition forces of the country
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Westchester
Smedley D. Butler
U. S. Mf
Smith W. Brookhart
Brookhart
Butler
Child Struck by Trailer Loose on West Washington Street
A boy, son of Mr and Mrs John Bruvarmy of Lovell's Station road near Corry, was hit by a trailer on West Washington Street. He suffered fractured ribs and bruises but his condition improved at Corry Hospital. The truck and trailer were owned by J H York of Youngsville and driven by Paul Remington with D Mattice as passenger. Police investigated the incident after the boy was taken to hospital.
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Toscon
New Motor Code Favored in Harrisburg Report
Mar 13 The administration motor code sponsored by Representative Griffith Indiana was reported out in the House with an affirmative recommendation by the roads committee. No amendment was added to remove the speed limit on Pennsylvania highways. It is expected the Senate will amend to a 45 mile per hour limit instead of 35. The code’s final passage by the House is anticipated next Monday night.
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United Press Harrisburg
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Griffith
Indiana
House
Roads Committee
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Senate
Settlement in Mortgage Case Sealed by Agreement
A mortgage dispute over 51200 on Bilton Blair property on First Avenue, Clair, alleged not signed by Blair and not funded by Patterson, was settled by agreement between Mr Blut and Mrs Tinker for about 600, half the original. The Usher estate was represented. Mrs Wilhelm and Mrs Harrington of W Washington Street were mentioned in transit.
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Elton Blair
Patterson
Robert Patterson
Hall
Bilton Blair
First Avenue
Clair Aleleging
Bluty
Tinker
Usher
County to Get $462 760 From State for Roads
Erie county officials announced a sudden state aid boost of 462 760 dollars for road construction this year from motor vehicle code revenue. The funds, in addition to existing bond capacity, will finance new roads with no specified match, enabling several postponed projects to begin. A separate fire at the Chester Legion Home caused 10 000 dollars in damages, likely from defective wiring.
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Eye County
Harrisburg
Ene Times
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Erie County
McLean
Harvey Willis
Waoe
Age Old Blue Laws Remain Unchanged in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg March 1 Pennsylvanias ancient blue laws remain in force for at least two more years after a first meeting of the legislature. The House law and order committee reported no bills favoring repeal or amendment of the old statutes. Bills to permit Sunday sports and amusements, a referendum on amusements, and related measures were tested but not acted upon. The committee also issued a negative report on the Bailly bill to repeal the Armstrong-Snyder enforcement act and gave little attention to bills to legalize pari mutuel betting and mining in Pennsylvania.
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United Press Harrisburg
Mittye
Law and Order
Pennsylvania
Dawes Considered for Ambassadorship to Great Britain
Former Vice President Charles G. Dawes, famed for blunt remarks about US diplomats, is reported under consideration for the ambassadorial post to Great Britain. President Hoover allegedly contemplates Dawes for the London job, with Dawes said willing to accept, sparking debate in diplomatic circles over reform of the US diplomatic corps.
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United Press
Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Heli
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United States
Great Britain
Dawes
Paris
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Hoover
Sonday Post
Chicago
Inter
Nobile Quits Under Fire From North Pole Tragedy
Rome reports Gen Umberto Nobile resigns as commander of the Italia expedition after an official inquiry blamed him for the Arctic disaster. The Italia crashed while returning from the Pole, killing seven crew and injuring others. Nobile faced criticism for leaving the ice floe by air before his men were saved.
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North Pole
Nobile
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Norge
Spitzbergen
Benito Mussolini
Delay Action on Root Plans Amid World Court Revision
The commission postponed adopting the final test of the Root-Hurst formula to allow Zillhu Root to revise the 1926 court protocol in line with United States Senate reservations. The pause aims to align World Court statutes with U S positions before recommencement of proceedings.
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United Press
United States
We Court
United States Senate
Woman Bound Over To Court In Fraud Case
Mae Gates was bound over to Erie county court on charges of removing or secreting property to defraud creditors after an Alderman's hearing. Bail set at 500 dollars. Ralph Heath, also tied to the case, faces a Thursday hearing for alleged collusion in removing 2001s from apartments at 62 East Main Street, property owned by J. B. Patterson, with charges totaling 140.80. Grand jury bound over after more than a dozen witnesses testified.
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Mae Gates
Erie
G. Gordon
Ralph Heath
Heath
East Main Street
J. B. Patterson
Commonwealth
Art Gulty
Todays Five Best Radio Entertainments
Listings show NBC and CBS network programs and station pairs across multiple time zones featuring Bourdon's Concert Orchestra Hank Simmons Shaye Boat Melsurama The Girl from Texas Kremlin Echoes Columbia University Glee and The Continentals Modstn Music with various network schedules and hosts.
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Shaye Boat
Melsurama
Texas
WHAF
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