Rebels Fall Back As Jimenez Battle Ends In Feared Retreat
Rebels retreat from Jimenez halted after two days of heavy clashes. Federal forces under General Almazan retook Jimenez, burned bridges, and pursued fleeing insurgents toward the north. Air support claimed many rebels killed while railway trains were halted by bombings.
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Jimeneez
Jimenez Inte
Imazan
Jitienez
Imost
Ceneral Jose Gonzalo Escobar
Mmenez
Jimenez
Almazan
Gustave Leon
Chapultenes
Calles
Beremejillo
Gotores
Chihuahua
Leon
Jimames
Loan
Littles
Fedeval Losse
Chapultepec
EU- Fogle Oushen
Movid
Ortiz
Unsettled Weather Ahead With Warmer Tonight Then Cooler Thursday
The forecast calls for unsettled conditions tonight with a rise in temperatures and a warmer night. Thursday will bring a drop in temperature and cooler evening conditions after a mild start.
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Hurett
Go From Rapid City To Omaha In Five Hours
Miss Anna Fastenau of Spearfish, supervisor at Black Hills Teachers College, rushed to her sick mother in Omaha aboard a five passenger Avanmont plane. The trip began at Huron airport after a Rapid City to Huron leg and took just over five hours of air time over about 350 miles. Halley of Rapid Air Lines piloted from Rapid City to Huron in an Eagle Rock, with Angard flying the Huron to Omaha leg in a Ryan aircraft.
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Anna Fastenau
Spearfist
Black Hills Teachers College
Omaha
Avanmont
Huron
Fastenay
Rapid City
S. BR. Halley
Rapid Air Lines
Misa Fastenan
Buron
Eagle Rock
Charles Angard
Aviation meeting planned for South Dakota aviation week
South Dakota aviation committees from Rapid City Huron Pierre Watertown and others plan a hotel meeting in Rapid City to discuss a state aviation week set for April 29 to May 4. Watertown organizer Engesty will present the plan to Huron while a six passenger Ryan monoplane heads to Sioux Falls for clearance. The week will feature a daily air service among Watertown Huron Rapid City possibly starting May 1.
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Rapid City
Huron
Pierre
Watertown
South Dakota
Marvin Hugzhitt
Engesty
Big Bill Thompson Maintains Control Of Chicago City Council
Chicago voters yesterday gave Mayor Big Bill Thompson and his America First platform nine of eleven aldermanic seats. The double victory leaves Thompson with 36 of 50 council votes, enough to pass appropriation measures, in a mild election with minimal violence.
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Chicago
Big Billi’ Thompson
Qerica
William Hawke
Indians Lose Caretaker Plan for Pittsburgh Parks
Alleghany county commissioners abandoned a plan to use Native Americans as park caretakers in Pittsburgh area. Families were imported to fill positions but homesick returns led to their departure. Chief Peter Red Horn and family left for Montana leaving vacancies to be filled by nonaboriginal workers.
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Pittsburgh
Alleghany County
Peter Red Horn
Susan
Weasel Short Red Horn
Montana
Hope wanes for two missing Southern Cross aviators
Sydney N S April 3 Friends of the missing Southern Cross aviators hope for a fortunate turn as Captain Charles Kingsford Smith and two companions remain lost east of Wyndham Western Australia. Royal Air Force officials say the search on day three risks becoming more difficult as rainstorms and unexplored terrain hinder progress.
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N.S. W
Southern Cross
Charles Kingsford- Smith
Charles T. Winn
Wyndham
Western Australia
Wyandham
Immensa
Ee ‘“Wyndtam
Royal Air Force
Drysdale
Drysdale Mission
Mitchell men jailed on liquor charges in Alexandria
Llaventa Good and Harry Moody of Mitchell and E B Kessell of Sioux Falls were jailed after failing to post 1500 bonds each on liquor charges. Good had a preliminary hearing and was bound over. Moody and Kessell waived hearings and were bound over. Moody faces transportation charge while Kessell and Good face possession charges. Federal coal resources in the county are estimated at nearly 200 billion tons.
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Alexandria
Llaventa Good
Harry Moody
Mitchell
E. B. Kessell
Sioux Falls
Alans
Fulton
Good
Kessell
Moody
Federal Lang
Lindberghs Romance Shadowed by Mexican Turmoil
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and Miss Anne Morrow face a changed Mexico as he flies to Mexico City avoiding war torn regions. He travels with a parachute, alters routes via Texas and Tamaulipas, and will skip prior Cuernavaca visits amid Morelos unrest.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
California
Lindbergh
Chihuahua
Hi Paso
Rio Grande
Brownsville
Texas
Coax
Tataaulipas, S
Morrow
Cuernavaca
Morelos
Anne
Bucks Triumph in First Round Scoring Slugfest
Yankton C C, of South Dakota, upset Bristol Ionu 25 to 14 after a tight defense. Emery and Bud Smith with Jensen led Yankton’s scoring while Roberts kept Connecticut in contention. Other results: Moorhead fell to College Grove 80 to 29. Wheeling beat Snead 54 to 25. Pocatello down Cumberland 52 to 30. Jackson High edged Columbia 27 to 24 in overtime.
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Yankton
Bristol
Ionu
Sig: Boy” Hamman
Fenter
South Dakota
Smith Brothers
Emery
Bud
Jensen
Roberts
Connecticut
Moorhead
West Maddien Altatad
College Grove
Tennessee
Minnesota
Wheeling
W. Va
Snead High
Boaz
Ala
West Virginians
Pocatello
Idaho
Cumbeland
Jackson High
Michigan
Columbia
S.C
Otto
Jackson
Sual Hetrick
Wisconsin votes to repeal state prohibition act
Anti prohibitionists won in Wisconsin as voters favored repealing the Severson prohibition enforcement act. Returns from 1494 of 2,727 precincts show 212,202 for repeal and 106,399 against. home brew penalty also approved by 158,250 to 96,714 from 1398 precincts. Results seen as a mandate but not binding until legislature acts.
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Well
Thomas M. Duncan
Associated Press
Congress
Milhwaukes County
Wets
Association Against the Prohibition
Montana
New York
Nevada
Antisaloon League
National Prohibition Party
Prsident Hoover
Chicago Banks Lend 46 Million for City Payroll Warrants
Chicago banks and New York investors provide 46 million dollars to cover city and school payrolls via tax anticipation warrants. Warrants will have due dates set by the city controller, with no future sales before October 1 unless purchasers get a 10 day option. Banks took the money at par with 5 percent interest amid expectations rates will rise.
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Chicago
The
Chicago Tribune
New York
Lse
Utis
Tribune
Geologist Sees Oil Potential in South Dakota
Prominent petroleum geologist Charles T. Lupton told a Fall River County audience that oil exists in paying quantities in southwestern South Dakota. Plans to drill a well near Provo were announced by W. L. Dillon, with four other outfits also planning to drill.
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South Dakota
Charles T. Lupton
Fall River County
Provo
W. L. Dillon
Laru
Roberts Alimony Suit Faces Estate in Los Angeles
Lucy C. Roberts, divorced wife of late Theodore Roberts, filed suit in superior court to collect 309 alimony claimed due at the time of his death, against the estate of the stage and film star.
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Los Angeles
Lucy C. Roberts
Theodore Roberts
Roberts
Father Learns Son Is Sick Via Press Service
Salem South Dakota April 3 A father is reunited with his sick 13 year old son Daniel Cowan after an Associated Press item said the boy suffered pneumonia and measles The boy had been calling for his father after his mother died and L A Cowan had left Harrold for Loomis on business He was not reachable until the AP notice brought the recovery update
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Salem
S. D
Daniel Cowan
Associated Press
Daniel
L. A. Cowan
Harrold
Loomis
Neb
Kiska Receives 27 Month Term For Burglary
Kiska a 26 year old Bohemian youth was sentenced to two years and three months in the state penitentiary for burglary in the third degree involving clothing and food worth not more than 25 dollars. He pleaded guilty before Circuit Judge Alva E Taylor after state attorney W W Howes recounted three thefts at Bonilla 30 miles northwest of Huron last week. He was captured Friday morning by Deputy Sheriff A J Largen at an abandoned farm house near Bonilla guided by footprints and orange peelings.
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Kiska
Alva E. Taylor
W. W. Howes
Bonilla
Huron
George McKichan
Hearing on Road Change in Readle County
Readle county commissioners will hold a hearing this afternoon on a proposed reallocation of the Sheffield road to run along a township line. Residents along the current route and those favoring a one mile west shift will have a chance to speak. The session featured few other items.
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Readle County
Shefield
Frank Kuehn
Huron
W. M Davis
Yale
Arthur Aliler
Bonilla
Frank Matzke
Virgil
E. BE
Chamberlain
Congress probes stock market may prompt investigations
Washington reports growing talk of investigations in a special session to probe stock market credit. Senator Glass opposes Federal Reserve facilities for speculation and hints at new legislation to curb such use while criticizing Charles E Mitchell and the National City bank. Continued on page 6.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Glass
Virginia
Federal Reserve Law
Federal Reserve Board
Repre
Fisa
New York
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Mitchell
House
Hyde outlines tariff and inland waterway plan for agriculture
Secretary Hyde told the Senate agricultural committee that a McNary bill at a special session could lift agriculture through tariff revisions and lower transport costs via inland waterways. He proposed a federal farm board to guide marketing reforms and surpluses, stressing flexible, experience-based action rather than fixed codes.
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Myde
Senate Agricultural Committee
McNair
Hyde
Federal Farm Board
House Agriculture Committee
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Hamman
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Anion Swansen
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Hoover
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