Rebel retreat tightens grip as Sonora frontier looms
Mexican federal forces complete occupation of Chihuahua state and push rebels toward Sonora. General Juan Andreu Almazán enters Chihuahua City after rebels evacuate, reducing rebel-held northern states to three. Escobar assumes rebel command in Sonora as forces converge near Naco and Nogales, with hundreds of troops and heavy artillery moving toward the border.
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CIPY
Chihuahua
Sonora
Sina Joa
Juan Andreu Amazon
Chihuahua City
Ciudad Juarez
United States
Nuevo Leon
Coahuila
Durango
San Bias
Rio Fuerte
Sinaloa
Juarez Juarez
Marcelo Caraveo
Juarez
al Coenen
el Paso
Waco
Ariz
J. Gonzalo Escobar
Naco
Escobar
Asua Prista
Here
Casas Rande
Chituahua
Faxto Topete
Topete
Arizona
Nogales
Nae
Delta Tau Delta officers travel to New York over Virginia chapter row
Curtis E. Caddy of Roanoke, president, and Hamilton Scherer of Richmond depart Charlottesville to meet national officers in New York. The Beta Iota chapter faces charges from the arch chapter over alleged defiance and use of whiskey at the fraternity house.
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Charlottesville
Beta Tata
University of Virginia
Delta Tau Delta National Fraternity
Curtis E. Caddy
Roanoke
Hamilton Scherer
Richmond
New York
Arch
Muds
Beta Iota Chapter
Ask More Information On Marketing Supplies WASHINGTON
A briefing on expanding the bureau of market activities was urged to help producers of perishable vegetables with locality information for science. Representative Free reported President today. A grain dealers group committee discussed farm relief with the investment.
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Washington
Bureau of Market
Representative Free
Republican
California
Grain Dealers National Association
Lindy Lands in Brownsville After Overnight Delay
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh landed in Brownsville Texas at 9 40 a m ending anxiety over his safety after he departed Mexico City at 12 20 p m yesterday en route to the border. Officials at the airport five miles from town gave no reason for the delay and suggested he may have spent the night somewhere in Mexico.
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Brownsville
Texas
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mexico
United States
Lindbergh
Mexico City
Flest
Lindbereh
Beadle County Y W C A Drive Progress Report
Beadle County Y W C A drive shows nearly one third of the $35,000 goal raised or pledged by noon on the first Avance campaign day. The event paused by weather. $1,584 reported at Tuesday luncheon with more figures to come at the next gathering.
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Beadle County
Avance
The
Baptist Church
Iz SR
Nuyle Climit Wan
Lts
Dtiva
Rotary directors elected for ensuing year
At the Rotary meeting the following were elected as directors for the ensuing year: C. B. Dickinson, John Fonsburg, Dr. B. H. Sprague, 4, 3. Lang, Royal G. Ague, Dale Thorne and Chas H. J. Mitchell. They will name their officers later. George H. Costain spoke on ethical business practices and why he belongs to his trade association. A board meeting was announced for A. M. Orenbart home on Thursday evening.
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Jolowig
C. B. Dickinson
John Fonsburg
B. H. Sprague
A. M. Orenbart
Coolidge Named Director on New York Life Board
Calvin Coolidge is slated to become a director of New York Life Insurance Company, succeeding the late Myron Herrick as ambassador to France. Kingsley announced the nomination at a board meeting and says Coolidge will be elected at the May session, citing the former president's favorable view of life insurance as a tool for national progress.
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New York
Alt
Darwin P. Kingsley
New York Life Insurance Company
Calvin Coolidge
Myron T. Herrick
France
Coolidge
Kingsley
Presient
American Hurt In Mexican Train Wreck
An American, Er neat Springfater, was seriously injured in a wreck on a mixed passenger and freight train between Mexico City and Vera Cruz. Two soldiers were killed and the brakeman is dying. Nine others were seriously hurt, including two women, with twenty more lightly injured when the derailed train toppled at Fortin near Cordoba, likely due to a faulty rail.
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Mexico City
Excelsior
Sata
Vera Cruz
Fortin
Cordoba
Kingsford Smith Search Hopes Persist Amid Frayed Leads
On frail ground in Sydney on April 10 reports keep hope alive for Captain Charles Kingsford Smith and the missing Southern Cross crew though prospects appear uncertain. Local searches continue as authorities weigh fragile clues in the ongoing incident.
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Sydney
Charles Kingsford Smith
Southern Cross
Relief measure due in Congress next Wednesday
Washington April 16 Senator Watson Indiana Republican leader said Hoover will send this message to Congress next Tuesday and the McNary farm relief bill will be introduced on Wednesday After the farm bill the senate will adjourn to Thursday then proceed to reapportionment and the 1920 census bill. Farmers agree on four demands from three farm groups for relief including tariff on farm crops automatic production checks and farmer owned marketing control.
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Hoover
McNary
Washington
White House
Watson
Indiana
Congress
Senate
Haugen
House Agriculture Committee
Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union
National Grange
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago imposes warrant rules on liquor raids
Chicago officials issued strict orders limiting police raids on private homes without warrants. Commissioner William Russell warned officers to avoid intruding into private residences, following protests over unpermitted entries during the anti liquor drive.
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Chicago
William Russell
Aurora
Haa
Easterner Seeks Free Iowa Homestead
An Ames Iowa State College letter column notes a Massachusetts man asking if any free level land exists in Iowa suitable for hog raising. Other inquiries request advice on cock comb growth, pamphlets on monkey care, infinite care books, and a guide to braided rugs.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Massachusetts
Iowa
Past Masters Perform Third Degree Work at Woonsocket Lodge
Initiated Woonsocket event reports that the Masonic lodge in Woonsocket conducted the third degree work last night with G. E. Basham in charge. A luncheon followed the meeting.
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Woonsocket
Masonic Lodge
G. E. Basham
Marriage license issued in Woonsocket to Clark and Goodwin
A marriage license was issued yesterday in Woonsocket to David B. Clark aged 20 and Helen Goodwin aged 19, both residents of Mitchell.
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Woonsocket
David B. Clark
Helen Goodwin
Mitchell
Dawes Named Ambassador to Great Britain
Formal White House announcement confirms former Vice President Dawes as ambassador to Great Britain. State Department word says King George will accept the appointment. Senate confirmation expected next week. Dawes plans leave to reorganize Santo Domingo finances before reporting to London.
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Court of St. James
White House
Feashington
Dawes
Great Britain
State Department
King George
Senate
Santo Domingo
Washington
Consfer
Stimson
London Post
Judge Tried at Intimidation in McPherson Kidnaping Case
Sacramento April 10 Prosecutors in the impeachment trial of Superior Judge Carlos S. Hardy of Los Angeles allege he attempted to intimidate a potential witness in the investigation of the missing evangelist Aimes Semple McPherson. Wallace Moore, a Santa Barbara newspaperman, is to be called after Moore testified about a woman seen with Kenneth G. Ormiston in Carmel years ago.
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Sacramento
Calif
Carlos S. Hardy
Los Angeles
Aimes Semple McPherson
Hardy
J. Lite
Assembly Board of Managers
Wallace More
Santa Barbara
Moore
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Carmel
McPherson
Pearly
Evangelist
Little Girl Breaks Leg Skating In Snow Day Incident
Sally Matlock six year old daughter of Dr and Mrs W L Matlock of 323 Iowa avenue southeast suffered a broken leg yesterday afternoon in a fall while roller skating. Hospital examination found a break two inches above the ankle and a cast was applied before she returned home.
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Sally Matlock
W. L. Matlock
Iowa Avenue
Starved woman survives after six day search ends
In Raleigh North Carolina a six day search for Mrs A L Bursroughs 34 who left home to starve herself to death ended when she crawled from beneath a neighbor’s home and asked for water authorities report she is alive and recovering
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Raleigh
N.C
A. L. Burs Roughs
Roarin Gulch Legion Carnival Opens Tonight
The William Reaves post of the American Legion hosts a four night Roarin Gulch carnival at the Dance Palace. Two million bucks in private mint currency will be used for games and merchandise stands. A popularity contest among Huron high school girls determines Miss Huron with a diamond ring prize. voting closes Saturday.
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Dance Palace
William Reaves
American Legion
Fair Grounds
Legion
Sarah Ramer
Judith Smith
Huron High School
Roarin’ Gulch
Misa Smith
Dolly Hennig
Irma McDonald
Margaret Camp
Legionnaires
American Legion Auxiliary
The
Legion Drum Corps
Roarin' Gulch
Garrett
Bia Dakota
Miss Haren
Miss Huron
Wisconsin vets have new bill
Madison April 6 Senator Thomas Ducay Milwaukee introduced a bill to end state prohibition duties by repealing the Severgon act abolishing the prohibition commissioner and state funding. It would grant localities power to license and regulate liquor sales and penalties for intoxicated conduct. If rules allow, the bill should pass in about three weeks.
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Madison
Wis
State of
Wisconsin
Thomas Ducay
Milwaukee
Prohibition
State Prohibition Department
Lcense
Weather Returns Snow Tonight Across Huron and SD
Readable fragment reports snow tonight in Huron with colder, partly cloudy to cloudy conditions in South Dakota. Thursday outlook mentions warmer spells and partial clearing with lingering cool afternoon temperatures.
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Huron
South Dakota
Winter Returns Drenches South Dakota Blues
Central South Dakota endures a heavy late winter storm with up to nine inches of snow setting a new record for April. Snow causes road and wire disruptions, while moisture boosts soil reserves for crops as bus and rail services face delays and interruptions.
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South Dakota
Weather Bureau
Huron
Sioux Falls
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Leteup Ia
Asew
State Office
Government Weather Bureau
Black Hills
Watertown
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Yankton
Bas
Mitchell
RA. Cavey
Canton
Sioue Falls
Western Union Telegraph Company
Brookings
Siotxe Falla
Yankton Territory
Associated Press
Northwestern Public Service Company
Great Northern
Hand Recreation Day Scheduled June 12
Recreation and Achievement Day for women extension clubs of Hand county was set for June 12 by the executive board. Families of the club workers are to be invited to participate. A special part for girls 4-H clubs was approved with Miss Sara Dewing, home agent, Huron, meeting with the board. Committees for the county organization were named by Mrs. L. B. Croll, chairman.
Children to Present Midsummer Night's Dream Operetta
Grade school pupils will perform the operetta Midsummer Night's Dream Friday night in the high school auditorium directed by Misa Elwell.
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Wolsey
Speriaij
Misa Elwell
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