Mexican revolt nears end as federal troops tighten grip
May Day reports from Mexico City describe a wobbling revolution with federal forces closing in. Nogales and Agua Prieta rumble toward surrender, Yaqui fighters in Sonora and a border push near Agua Prieta unfold amid negotiations and amnesty promises. US patrols monitor the border as events accelerate.
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Agua Prieta
Gesford F. Fine
United Press
Mexico City
Moviantess Fy
Toms
Muren
Mt Pipity Canyon
Wa Almazantat
Lod Asoles
Gil
Sonora
Nogalms
Senora
Mex
Attis
Sonnray
Nogiler
Gaon
Naeo
United States
Jun
Douglas
Ariz
Karrivan
Wan Almazan
Chihuahi
Antonio Medici
Johan Greede
Camp Donos
Mexian
Medina ' Medina
Almazan
Almazin
THREE SLAYERS HELD FOR GRAND JURY ACTION
Three men including Samuel Oar and Joseph Tavie were held for the May grand jury after a hearing before Judge Loug Pease at North All. The three accused, with alleged accomplices Fred Mut and others, face possible indictment as district attorney Herbst and state troopers provided security. The case, tied to a violent ring, was slated for the coming week with potential venue changes due to legality concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Oar
Comesea
Pauphnan Russell Swanson
Jewett
North East
Joseph Tavie
Fred Mut
Minneduplis
Hetlon
May Grant
Fiie
Bearns Jellore Dusties of
Loulg Pease
North All
Bie
Jaron
Olin Herbal
Bne
Yeaterday
Samivol
Hossiter
Ana
Minseapolis
Iumpanien
Hal
Istrict
Herbst
Loughman Held for Killing School Boy
Washington Pa May 1 Wil um Loughman of Washington held in connection with the death of 15 year old Derby Heiney an actionl boy and charged with murder after a quarrel with a girl The Washington county grand jury also returned voluntary manslaughter indictments against Lawrence Seelbach and Hor r Atchison both of Weston whose car was said to have killed Mrs T W Keegan last dim jury 23.
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United Press
Washington
Wilum Loughman
Derby Heiney
Washington County
Loughman
Heiney
Lawrence Seelbach
Atchison
Weston
Wilix
Keegan Laat Dim
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed
Listings from WOR CBS NBC and WEAF networks outline Hank Simmons Boats Old-time metam drama WJ NBC 8 30 PM Master Musicians WEAF NBC 41 PM Variety Hour The Revelers and others WOR CBS 12 00 AM Charlotte University Glee Club WEAF NBC 10 PM Toddy Vallee's dance orchestra
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WOR
CBS Network
Hank Simmons
NBC
WEAF
Hower
CBS
Ohlotte University Glace Club
Tody Vallee
Former Corry Man Warren C ofc Secretary Anniversary Observed
Former Warren Chamber of Commerce secretary Warren C ofc announces the annual anniversary of the Odd Fellows. Merle Boutwell appointed as the new secretary, replacing Mr. Coot who resigns effective today. The event features Rebekah and Corry Encampment activities, a program with violin pieces, a ladies quartet, a playlet, and refreshments.
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Corry Man
Warren C. Ofc
Merle Boutwell
Chamber of Commerce
Odd Fellows Hall
Warren
Merle F Bontiell
Hua Ee
Wanre
Warren Chamber
Commere
Odd Fellows
Ghesten
Max Harvey
Ladies Quartet
Rebekahs
White Corry
W. F. Marah
W H. Soper
May Party at State Armory Promises Festive Night
The annual May Party organized by the Woman's Benefit Association will be held Friday evening at the State Armory. A large crowd is expected for the formal event with a May Pole, a concert featuring the May Pole program by young ladies, and dancing to Johnny Martin's Melodious Sweethearts of Milo. The event begins at eight with dancing to follow at nine.
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State Armory
Liege
Woman's Benefit Assne
Winory
Johnny Martin
Wile
Aeronautics Exposition Opens In Pittsburgh
Commander Charles A. Roséndahil of the Los Angeles airship arrives in Pittsburgh to arrange for national elimination races at the University of Pittsburgh stadium. Over a dozen Army and Navy pursuit planes will fly in today and tomorrow to participate in aero contests over the city and stadium. Balloons and equipment have arrived and stadium lighting and judging have been completed.
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Anyweareas
Pittsburgh
Charles A. Roséndahil
Fiigible
Los Angeles
University of Pittsburgh
Army
Navy
Focal
Sharp battle for railroad control across eastern networks
United Press reports a high stakes fight for control of eastern rail routes. The Pennsylvania Railroad presses a merger strategy by aligning with the Wabash and others to secure a trunk line, while the Baltimore Ohio Chesapeake and Ohio lines resist. Lehigh Valley and Wheeling and Lake Erie loom as pivotal pieces, with Frank and M J Van Sweringen allied to push or block. The Interstate Commerce Commission considers permission to purchase stock and form a broader system, intensifying the clash among major rail interests.
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United Presa
New York
Penhsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohjo
Chesapeake and Ohie
Penmsylvania
Eastirn
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commercer Commission
Maryland
Lehigh Valley
Wheeling
Lake Mie
Pittsburghl
West
Wabash
Butlaty
Pittaburgh
West Virginia
Frank Em
Charles Taplin
Ure
Luke Bris
F. Mnd
M. J. van Sweringen
Nerger
Vise
oMes
Aide of Remus Found Slain in Cincinnati Hotel Room
In Cincinnati on May 1 August Brick a 24 year old former aide of George Remus was found shot to death in room 114 of the Begon hotel. A man registering as Joseph Plunkett rented the room and is linked to Remus. Police found a .38 revolver and evidence suggesting Brick was defending himself before being shot. Coroner noted a forehead wound and estimated death two hours prior.
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August Brick
Remus
Cincinnati
Brick
George Remus
Bgon
Charles Wright
Toon
Bruck
Joseph Plunkett
Poice
Plunkett
Mear
August Bruck
Newport
Fred C. Swing
Pindy
Wathroom Hoor
Exhibit To Be Held Two Nights At Silk High Building
Announcement by Principal Harold G Wolfe of Junior High to hold an art exhibit at Silk High building Thursday and Friday evenings at eight o clock. A fine program will accompany the exhibit with pupil work from industrial nets and home making courses plus the Junior Element or high classes. Public invited and urged to attend the exhibit and entertainment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold G. Wolfe
Friars Fraternity Initiates Bucknell Leader in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on May 1 Governor Finney paused from signing bills to initiate Thomas Macleod of New York City into the Friars fraternity, a national collegiate organization. Macleod, Bucknell University chapter president, was awarded an honorary member pin in the governor’s office.
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Wey One
Harrisburg
Finhey
Friars Fraternity
National Collegiate Organization
Thomas Macleod
New York City
Bucknell University
Capita
What Congress Is Doing Today Senate Debate Farm Bill
Senate continues debate on farm relief legislation while the Judiciary Committee presses the Mellon investigation. House measures include more farm relief bills as Ways and Means hones tariff discussions.
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Congress
United Press Senate
Judiciary Committee
Mellon
Ways and Means Committee
Lariff
New HI Y Club Officers Elected at Regular Meeting
Robert Wilcox was elected president of the Corry Keystone HI Y Club at a senior high school gathering last evening. Charles Auer is vice president, William Reed treasurer, and Robert Sears secretary. Inductions of new members are planned before year end while weekly meetings continue Tuesday at 7 30 PM.
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Robert Wilcox
Realsder
Corry Keystone
Crash Victims Improve at Union City Hospital
In a Sunday automobile collision on the Titusville Union City road Mrs. Don Sullivan of Columbus and Mrs. Louis G. Montag of Predonia are reported improving at Union City hospital. Mr. Sullivan left the hospital briefly then will return for further treatment. his wife and daughter are slated for home discharge later this week. Also injured were Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Norris and Mrs. Fred Wolford of New Castle who have gone home, with the two women still hospitalized for shock.
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Union City Hospital
Don Sullivan
Columbus
Louis G. Montag
Predonia
Union City
Midd Walford
New Castle
Samuel Norris
Fred Wolford
Titusalle City Hospital
Committee Divided Yet Mellon Favored In Senate Inquiry
Washington May 1 The Senate committee hearings on Secretary Mellon’s continued tenure proceed amid division with some members favoring Mellon while others press to clear up questions about his stock in aluminum interests and prior ties. Evidence and testimony focus on Mellon's 1926 Aluminum Company involvement and potential conflicts.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press Star
Washington
Secretary of Treasury
Mellon
Senet Midicury
Tor Hto Sin Bellon
Walsh
Montana
Aluminium Company
Fie
Ody
Aluminui
Fumes Dyke
Ute
Canada
Arthur Vo Davis
Aluminum Company
Orcs
Four poisoned from eating canned beans in Hudson Wyoming
In Hudson Wyoming on May 1, the Vasco family faced tragedy as four members, including two children, died after eating canned beans. Fannie Francis Vasco, 7, and Mary Violet Vasco died, while Mrs. Rudolph Vasco and son Thomas also succumbed to poisoning, raising the toll to four in the family. Authorities sought antitoxin treatment and worked to confirm the cause as botulism linked to canned beans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Wyo
Fannie Francis Vasco
Mary Violet
Vasco
Rudolph Vasco
Thomas
Opening of Another Strong Market Seen
United Press reports on May 1 that Wall Street opened strong as United Bank and American States Steel announce financing and corporate actions. Traders anticipate further gains with U S Steel’s expected impact on prices while call money rates remain tight.
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United Press
National City
New York
United Bank
American States Steel
Heat and Foreign Bank Corporation
Allen
Wall Street
WU. S Steel
Ner
Ssave
Common
York
Opera
John H. Alles
Formur
Riots and May Day Across Major Cities
May Day celebrations sparked sporadic clashes in Berlin with several injuries and hundreds of arrests as police moved to curb crowds. Paris saw calm after 2,285 arrests mainly at extremist labor meetings while Moscow and Tokyo marked orderly demonstrations and Oslo observed festivities. In New York and Mexico City officials prepared for heightened security amid labor parades and anticipated protests.
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Paris
United Prese
Benin
Yehotesate
Berlin
Polies
Bi Agon
Mastyr
Thades
Bhie
Ure
den Linden
Moscow
Soviet Union
Russi
Lima
Teel Square
Tokio
Japan
Oslo
Syresta
Mexico City
General Federation of Womans
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Nogales
Federal
ODD Fellowship
Hi-Y Club
Red Syndicate
Chicago
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