Cristeros Battle At Colotlán Ends In Heavy Losses
A Mexican military dispatch reports 1600 Cristeros stormed Colotlán Jalisco and attacked the church of San Nicolás. Federal troops under General José Salinas Cedillo repulsed the assault. The insurgents suffered 68 killed and 48 wounded before retreating to a nearby cemetery and then into the mountains as reinforcements arrived. This marked the second of three recent federal operations to retake Colotlán from the religious rebels.
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Weather Huron Forecast Says Frost Tonight Then Warm Thursday
The Huron weather report predicts continued cool conditions with a frost tonight. A warming trend is expected by Thursday as temperatures rise across the region including the South Dakota area.
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Pootball Star Killed in Play Mystery at NYU
Edwin Hill star halfback for New York University was shot and killed during a playful struggle with Patrolman Joseph Green in Bronx County Hills death followed a dispute over a nightstick Hill 24 a junior at the university school of commerce from Burgettstown Pa came to NYU on an athletic scholarship and helped care for tennis courts The patrolman was suspended pending investigation Bunyan a former NYU guard corroborated the story and Hill was rushed to Wardham hospital where he died Green was absolved of criminal blame by District Attorney John E McGeehan of Bronx County
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Tariff Bill Debate Shapes Capitol Hill Prepares for Fallout
Washington May 8 The tariff bill before the House drew mixed reviews from Republicans and some Democrats. Garner Hull Simmons and others study the 85 000 word document while others oppose higher duties on building materials and lumber. President Hoover cautioned against a general revision and Hawley favored a substitute bill to avoid extended Senate debate.
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Brown of Onida Named Head Group 5 Bankers
R H Driscoll president of the South Dakota Bankers association says banks are weathering Wall Street unease. He notes strong lending and solid 12 month banking progress. Driscoll sees mergers creating fewer larger units as beneficial to banking in the state.
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Plan of Young Paris Talks Sparks London Debate
London newspapers reacted to Owen D Young proposals on reparations with concern for Britain’s burden. The Times warned the plan would force sacrifices for the United States and dominions, calling it a bolt from the blue and a stagerring blow to settlement hopes. UK officials studied the plan amid no immediate ultimatum and withheld German texts on acceptability.
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Hoover Seeks Action After Geneva Naval Talks
President Hoover said no formal method for a new international disarmament discussion had been started. He noted the Geneva conference results would be followed by prompt action toward a conference of the major naval powers. He voiced gratitude for adherence to the suggestions and the American label attached to the concept.
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Portes Gil Opens Door to Church State Talks in Mexico
President Emilio Portes Gil signaled willingness to discuss church state differences with Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz Moreno, saying cooperation could aid Mexican people. The move follows Archbishop Ruiz’s US statements pledging clergy cooperation and highlights a possible path to adjust religious laws after the 1926 rupture.
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Farmers Seek Airport Closure Over Noise Disturbance
SLARKSTOWN N Y May 8 Farmers demand the town airport be abandoned citing airplane noise frightens cows reducing milk supply by more than 25 percent. The board hears the complaint as residents push for action. Canada brewery output in 1927 totaled 16,291,340 gallons in barrels worth 10,359,630 and 11,874,841 gallons in bottles valued at 38,734,964.
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Multimillionaire Sinclair Eyes Derby From Prison
The wealthy man Sinclair, serving a 60 day contempt sentence, plans to follow the Preakness and Kentucky Derby with five colts nominated. He will watch only via radio with jail permission, as guards and officials limit press access at the facility. He resumed duties as pharmacist and assistant to the prison doctor while keeping ties with racing figures.
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Debenture Controversy Looms In Senate Farm Aid Debate
Senate debates the disputed export debenture provision in the farm relief bill as President Hoover eyes the outcome. Supporters seek votes to keep the debenture clause while the administration hopes for a tie or better before a potential joint conference with the House.
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Coyne Remains Critically Ill in Pierre Hospital
Lt Gov C 18 Coyne remains seriously ill with acute inflammatory heart condition in Pierre hospital. Attendants report no change since Monday and doctors note he is fasting and comfortable, with condition stationary.
Board Names Special Panel to Probe Advertising
The Federal Trade Commission named a three attorney board to review alleged false and misleading ads in newspapers and periodicals. The panel chaired by Martin A. Morrison includes James A. Horton and Eugene T. Culver and will examine cases under prohibitions on unfair methods of competition.
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