Biggest Battle of Revolt May Break Sunday
Mexico City dispatch reports 30,000 federal troops at Torreon doors as general offensives push toward the rebel city. Insurgents allegedly prepare to evacuate despite rebel commander Escobar vowing to fight, while federal aviation observers note movement toward Torreon.
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Torrean
Sinaloa
G. F. Fine
United Press
Mexico City
Mar
Torreon
Plutarco Hilus Galles
Presidencia Ull
Or Reon
J. Gonzales Escobar
Torcon
Federal
Lazaro Carienas
Carlos
Duyungo
Dennis Landry
Nogales
Ariz
Revolutionary
Mazatlan
Sinwlod
Atorm
Ramon Iturbe
J. G. Wscobar
Techri
P. Elias Galles
Orth
Yalt
Calles
Gentis
Zacatecats
Bocobar
Callea
Plan Conference On Local Plant Project In Pattsville
Central committee and Phillips-Tones officials held a meeting at the Municipal building to plan a local plant project. A sub committee will travel to Pottsville to finalize terms and draft contracts for expected occupancy by August. The aim is to employ 890 to 400 workers before the end of the year and to take over the site soon.
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Blevers
Phillips-Tones Corporation
Central Committee
Bentley Field
Biewers
Phillips
Central Coimiljos
Pattsvillé
Messers, Keppel
Focal
Biévers
Difgist
Tate Pull
Bentley
Wreck on Sanyo Express Kills and Injures Many
A Sanyo Railway express train from Shimonoseki overturned early today near Shimonoseki, causing extensive damage. Initial reports indicate about 104 people were killed or injured. Shimonoseki is a fortified port town at the island of Honshu’s southwest tip, a key center of Japan’s Central Railway System.
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United Fie Torio
Sanyo
Shimonosek
Shimonoseki
Japan
Island
Hondo
Bulgar City Floods Prompt Widespread Damage
United Press reports Sofia and Philipopolis cite severe flooding after the Marltzn river burst its banks. Many buildings collapsed and hundreds of houses flooded as waters rose rapidly.
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United Press
Sofia
Bulgaria
Mar
Philipopolis
Heath Waived Hearing Before Alderman At Erie County Court
Ralph Heaty asked why a hearing was not held and stated he would waive any hearing. He announced readiness to present evidence before witnesses were sworn. Alderman allowed Attorney Walter Scott to present testimony for J B Patterson while Heath did not cross examine witnesses and stood by his waiver.
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Ralph Heaty
H Gordon
Erie County
Mr. Heath
Aldermie
Walter Scott
J. B. Patterson
Heath
Decision Near in Cauffiel Case in Pennsylvania
In Ebensburg Pennsylvania March 18 a jury deliberates in the case of Mayor Joseph Cauffel of Johnstown and Jonathan Reger. Cauffel faces charges of failing to file election expense accounts extortion conspiracy gambling and misconduct in office with Reger as state witness.
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United Press
Hbensburg
Venlich
Joseph Cauffel
Johnstown
Jonathan Reger
Gaubley
Cauffel
Cauffiel
Fiee
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Radio listings show Wiz and NBC Network at 9:00 with Edwin Franke Goldman and concert band. WEAF and NBC Network at 9:00 feature Walter Damrosch and the Symphony Orchestra. WIZ and NBC Network at 10:00 present Rolfe's Dance Orchestra. WABC and CBS Network at 10:00 offer Old-time melodrams. National Refro Forumay debate on farm relief with Sn. McNary and Sen. Smith.
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Wiz
NBC
Edwin Franke Goldman
WHAM
Walter Damrosch
WEAF
Rolfe
WABC
CBS
McNary Ys
Sen
Smith
Dawn to Dusk Flight Aims Panama Canal Delivery Record
Baker, famed for the Question Mark, launched before dawn from Brownsville in a Pan American P12 toward France Field Panama Canal Zone. The endurance flight seeks to prove U S Army capability to move supplies to Panama in a day, with over 1 000 spectators watching as he heads south toward the Gulf.
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United Press
Brownsville
Tex
Sur
Baker
International Field
Gulf of Mexico
France Field
Cannzone
United States Army
Panama
Winport
Stix
Public Service Commission faces new radio interference suits
Harrisburg reports Judge Fox in Dauphin County refused to grant an injunction against the Pennsylvania Light and Power Company. The ruling signals the first court test of utility interference with radio reception as six high tension wires were strung in a Harrisburg residential area. The case suggests a wave of similar suits as radio and power transmission expand.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Public Service Commissions
Judge Fox
Dauphin County
Pennsylvania Public Service Commission
Midion
Electric Light
Pennyslvania Light and Power Company
Public Service Commission
Pent Power and Light Company
Lindbergh Aircraft Sighted Over Memphis Heading Northeast
A Curtiss Falcon monoplane, likely Col. Charles A. Lindbergh’s, was seen over Memphis shortly after 8 a m en route northeast. Katherine Stone was noted as visiting Warren later this week to stay with relatives until Sunday.
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LINDY
Memphis
Mar
Mylng Fer
Charles A. Lindbergh
Katherine Stone
Warren
Tragic Mass Killings End In Double Deaths In Fitchburg
In Fitchburg Massachusetts Charles H. Scott 39 killed two children Elizabeth 9 and Richard 6 and seriously wounded his wife before killing himself with a shotgun authorities report. The family tragedy unfolded after an attempted suicide failed and the electrician churchman shot his daughter as she slept and then shot his wife before dying.
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United Press
Fitchburg
Mass
Wolund
Charles H. Scott
Scott
Elizabeth
Richard
Burbank Hospital
Tne
Lokings
Bolt
Dedriuia
Hizabeth
Stott
Charlie
W Billie
Four Die In Crash At Mill Creek Grade Crossing
Four people were killed and a fifth injured when a Lehigh Valley Railroad train struck an automobile at the Mill Creek grade crossing near Plains. The dead include Mrs. Anthony Dysleskie and Mrs. Dydo plus two others. Anthony Dysleskie was critically hurt. Engineer O P Miller operated the train.
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United Press
Wilkes Barre
Rother
Lehigh Valley
Mill Creek
Eps
Anthony Dygleskie
Dydo
John Zkvotsei
Anthony Dysleskie
Plains
Ime
O. P. Miller
Trotsky May Premitted to Enter Germany for Treatment
Reports from Berlin say Germany may grant Leon Trotsky permission to enter for three months of medical care. Informed circles note some cabinet members who previously opposed his entry now favor it, citing his stated aim of seeking treatment.
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Berlin
Leon Trotsky
Germany
Trotsky
Red Army
Price Error Sparks Apology From Journal Wing-Will Advert
The Journal apologizes for an error in Friday’s Wing-Wish Stores advertisement that listed pot roasts at 19 cents per pound instead of 25 cents and rolled roasts at 26 cents instead of 28 cents. The sheriff would have intervened had the prices stood.
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Wing-Wish
State Commander to Visit Cory Post for Big VFW Meeting
Lt A W Thompson Post No 264 Veterans Of Foreign Wars plans a large meeting at the post home on West Washington Street next Wednesday evening. State Commander James Van Zandt of Altoona Pa will attend and discuss veteran legislation post activities and needs for the Eaton Rapids Orphan Home. Commander Van Zandt has traveled the state addressing hospitals veterans and post needs and served in the Naval Corps during World War II. The meeting is set for 2% wolock with a strong turnout urged.
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A. W. Thompson
Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
West Washington Street
Tooms Post
James 1H Vanzandt
Altoona
van Zandt
Eaton Rapids
Pennsylvania
Naval Corps
Eeting
Lunatic slips from Danville State Hospital room
A dangerous lunatic who escaped a second story room at Danville State Hospital last night roams the region today, pursued by police from several towns as authorities warn residents.
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United Press
Sunbury
Danville State Hospital
Retirement honors mark 45 years with P R R Service
Wesley C. Webster a longtime Clymer agent in New York attended Blue Eye school and earned a degree of determination. He served 45 years with the Pennsylvania Railroad and was placed on the wall of honor March 1 with a clear service record.
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J. G. Shingledecker
P. R. R. News
Wesley C. Webster
Disease adds new menace to stricken area
Rescue camps near Elba, Alabama report multiple diseases amid flood disaster. Two measles cases and a suspected typhoid case are documented as thousands flee rising waters. Death toll estimates soar with hundreds missing. relief efforts move toward bases at Enterprise as bridges and access improve.
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Unitec
LG Ald
Alabama
Ug Downstate
Geneva
Fleanton
Fiver Falls
Brewton
Biba
Wiba
Elba
Stati Health Department
Montgomery
Reces
Enterprise
Opp
Feder
Mip
Rene Cooper
Ben" Lee
Iba
Ted
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Inset
J. C. Esco Jar
Cbel Armier
CORP
Pottsville
Phillip Jones
Bulgar
Solons
W.F.W
Cory
Clymer
P.R. R
Mr. Webster
Edinboro
Hly
Lloyd D. Webster
Wasley
Webster
Hampton Hospital
Grant B. Johnson
Tonya
Baxter Springs
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