Border Air Patrol Orders Issued From El Paso
El Paso dated dispatch reports 18 U S army planes ordered to attack any Mexican aircraft over U S territory near Naco Arizona and Ne sto Sonora. Brig Gen Frank Cohen directs border watchers as clashes near Naco prompt joint alerts to Mexican federals in Waco Sonora.
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Sonora
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Lucas Gonzales
Pennsylvania Mob Stones Dry Dicks GOPs Save Em
State police rescued six Philadelphia prohibition agents from a rock throwing mob of over 500 in Bethlehem after a raid on a Roseto hotel. Cars were vandalized with slashed tires and broken windows while one agent briefly faced an arrest claim before a doctor declared him sober.
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Austin
Weird revolt plot nipped in Manila leads to arrests
Manila April 7 AP plans for a grand revolutionary army were crushed with the arrest of 21 members. Daggers bolos and a large batch of revolutionary literature were seized as evidence. Authorities say the organizers sought to profit by selling commissions. They face sedition charges.
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Grand Revolutionary Army
Paia
Many Injured in Riot at Indian Funeral Procession
Nearly 100 people were hurt in clashes during Rajpal’s funeral amid tensions after the Hindu author was killed in Anakali bazaar. Police banned processions for a week, but supporters carried an empty bier and clashed with officers using sticks.
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Lahore
India
Rajpal
Te Anakali Bazaar
Ojinaga Mutinies and Desertions Shake Mexican Garrison
Rebels in Ojinaga murder their commander Lieutenant Colonel Cardenas as mutiny spreads. U S cavalry set a danger zone at Presidio Texas to curb border violence while federals and Generalissimo Escobar race toward Pulpe. Elsewhere at Palomas Chile rebels surrender to two American cattlemen in a peaceful turnover.
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Ojinaga
United States
Presidio
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Juarez
Cardenas
J. Gonzalo Escobar
Chihuahua
Pulpe
Sonora
Aguirre
Fernandez Gonzalez
Nental Frank Williams
San Pedro
Chil
Gerald Thompson
Santa Rosa
Italians Defeat Libyan Rebels Near Bir By Gedaria
In Benghazi area Italians under Colonel Maletti met a large group of rebel tribesmen near Bir By Gedaria and defeated them. Italian losses were 15 killed and 10 wounded while rebels reportedly suffered 160 dead. Rebels fled leaving behind 100 camels and stores. Airplanes provided initial intelligence of the rebel force.
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Lybia
North Africa
Bir
Gedaria
Fiest
Maletti
Storm toll from Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa reaches over a million
Storm disaster across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa leaves 20 dead as crews begin rehabilitation efforts. Preliminary damage estimates exceed 1.5 million dollars with Red Cross units aiding county relief in Wisconsin.
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Minn
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Red Cross
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Death toll climbs from Tasmanian floods toll rises
Hobart April 7 AP The flood deaths grow as communications return. A truck carrying children to a concert crashed into a weakened bridge over the Gawler river killing eight children from one family. Fatalities at the Brisclatin mine near Derby increase to 27.
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Liner Paris Floats and Resumes Trip
The French liner Paris, stuck for 26 hours off Brooklyn, was floated at high tide and resumed sailing to Europe. 15 tugs pulled the vessel from the mud after 3,000 tons of fuel oil and 500 tons of water ballast were removed, then reloaded at quarantine before a normal departure.
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Wee Girl Slain by Murderous Mexican
French Worred on Reparations, Paria, April 7 AP French public opinion shifts as a sheriff in Wheatland searches for a Mexican deserter involved in brutal killings. A three year old girl was killed near Wheatland. her mother, Mrs Montour, describes the assault and identifies the suspect as Montour’s husband’s alleged attacker from Fort D. A. Rumell.
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Montour
Ina
W. W. Raina
Here
Dontour
Mexicen
Nst Company A. Fort
France debates ally's choice to name a price openly
A clear and openly stated view in France argues that the ally should not force Germany to publish a precise sum of what it can or will pay. The opinion holds that naming a figure directly served strategic aims without undermining negotiation leverage.
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France
Allice
Germany
Victim Found In Stolen Car In Midtown
A young woman believed strangled was found in a stolen automobile on a midtown street. Police identified the body as Mrs Linda Beggins of 110 West Gith Street from a letter and a landlady’s description. The husband and wife had stayed at the landlady’s home. he was hospitalized and she returned to White Plains.
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New York
Linda Beggins
West Gith Street
64Th Street
Bomb Hidden in Candy Box Aimed at Roosevelt
A bomb addressed to Governor Franklin D Roosevelt was found in the New York General Post Office parcel room after a porter in Hoboken struck it with a broom. The six inch pipe fuse and one pound candy box housed device exploded with smoke but no injuries. Police and post office inspectors recovered and dismantled the mechanism, noting a lucky escape as the porter pressed the trigger by accident.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
General Post Office
Thomas Gallay
Hoboken
N. J
Albany
Post Office
August Mayer
Manhat
Norwegiancracker fires shells near Juan in Chesapeake Bay
Chief Boatswain Michaelson of CG-189 says shells used only as signals during the April 7 seizure of the Norwegian steamship Juan in Chesapeake Bay. He testified to Captain Scott that no shells landed within a thousand feet of the Baltimore bound fruit steamer, countering Anderson and Westerson who claim a near-miss would have struck the Juan if she stayed on course.
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Michael Michaelson
Coast Guard
Juan
Chesapeake Bay
Pmmp
Tf. Scott
Norfolk
Karl Anderson
Paul B. Kesterson
Johnson Slams World Court Over I'm Alone Case
Senator Johnson asserts submitting the sinking of the Canadian schooner I'm Alone to the world court would place foreign judges opposed to U S policy on the arbitral bench. He warns such action could embarrass the United States after joining the court and urges rejection of the Geneva adherence formula.
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World Court
I’m
Coast Guard
Johnson
California
Walsh
Montana
United States
Oregon Judge Fines Himself For Traffic Slip
Eugene, Ore AP report says Z. S. Bryson municipal judge and recorder fined himself five dollars for failing to stop at a through street. He did not notice the through street until late, his brakes slipped, and his car struck a stop sign. He issued himself the ticket and ordered appearance in court.
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Eugene
Ore
Z. S. Bryson
Score of air lines to be opened soon
Chicago April 7. Eighteen air passenger routes covering more than 14500 miles will be opened during the spring and summer months, according to a survey of the American Air Transport Association. The opening of the new lines will have a lowering effect on air rates, the association report said.
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Chicago
American Air Transport Association
Association
Ennis Poolhall Owner Found Dead In Ennis
Bruce Clark 48, pool hall proprietor in Butte for years, was found dead in his Ennis home with a bullet wound near his heart and a note to his brother Oscar stating he would end it all due to stomach cancer. He leaves his parents nine brothers and five sisters.
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Ennis
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Murdered girl found in Busseron creek near Paxton
In Terre Haute Indiana the body of a 10 year old girl believed to be Edith Mee Dierdorf was recovered from Busseron creek near Boonie Bridge, west of Paxton. The body was partly submerged and shows evidence suggesting foul play. authorities pursued leads amid a floodbound stream and prior missing-child investigations.
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Ind
Edith Mee Dierdorf
West Terre Haute
Farl
Busseron Creek
Boonie Bridge
Paxton
Poughkeepsie
Ty Nimrod
Roosevelt
Slavin
Sullivan
Townsend Crash Brings Narrow Escape For Five
Five individuals narrowly escaped death when a car leaving Townsend collided with a culvert. The vehicle flew eighty feet before tipping onto its side and sliding into a ditch. Driver and passengers sustained multiple injuries including cracked ribs and facial cuts.
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Carter Babrock
Thil
Kelley Whaley
Missouri Valley
Solon Would Probe Reserve Board Policy
Chicago April 7. Congressman Frank R. Reid of Illinois will present a resolution at the special session calling for an investigation of the federal reserve board’s policy toward stock market speculation. He charges the board has extended its powers and worsened agricultural paralysis, seeks a select committee to answer eight technical questions, and argues the policy benefits British credit at U S expense.
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API
Federal Reserve Board
Frank R. Reid
Illinois
Congress
Ming
Reid
Federal Reserve
United States
Dead girl found in Butte hotel room shocks town
In Butte on April 7 a 23 year old Mrs. Lacross was found dead on a hotel room bed. Constantin Tibourebkin, a former Russian sailor, says she entered his room while he was asleep and denies foul play. Authorities hold him for questioning as investigators explore suicide or murder theories. The woman leaves a husband, two children, and her mother in Anaconda.
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Constantin Tibourebkia
Utah Avenue
Margaret Uacroes
Tihourebkin
Walliam Micklon
Teat President is Slightly Il
Berlin reports that President Paul von Hindenburg is seriously ill with influenza and gastric complications. At 86, concerns rose for his age but officials say he is now out of danger after updated medical assessments.
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Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
Varsity Prof Bounced Privacy of Bath in Nasty Sex Mess
The University of Atsacurt board upheld the dismissal of Dr Harmon De Graff, instant professor of octology, for circulating an aux questionnaire among 1000 students about sex and marriage. Dr Max F. Meyer, psychology professor, is suspended for the rest of the year. The board also noted no action against student assistant G H Browser. The affair sparked state wide uproar and legislative attention.
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Tris
G. H. Browser
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Mayer
Tr. DeGraft
Hind
Pope Pius Blesses Alpine Guardsmen at St Peter's
Pope Pius blessed 25 000 veterans of Italy's Alpine guards from a Vatican window. Mass at St Peter's drew 50 000 onlookers as clouds broke and sunlight appeared, prompting a tremendous ovation for the pontiff and the mountaineers gathered in the great hall.
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