Two Rebel Columns Closing On Mexican Border Town
National headquarters reported heavy rebel losses in a cavalry fight near Corraltos south of Jiminez as rebels pressed toward Naco in Sonora. Federal garrison at Naco held behind barbed wire with air support possible as Yaqui rebels moved toward the area. In Rome Easter plans followed a historic reconciliation between Holy See and Italian state with Holy Saturday ceremonies and the noon gun to mark the day.
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Mexico City
Corralitos
Jiminez
Sonora
Naco
Gonzales
Chihuahua
Bisbee
Ariz
Rome
Holy See
Castle St. Agelo
Hadrian
Vatican
St. Michael
Archangel
Hoover Oil Policy Enforced Under Hoover Plan
Washington March 39 The interior department reports rapid implementation of the presidents oil conservation program. 349 government lands prospecting permits canceled 941 permit applications refused and 326 permit holders ordered to show cause why their permits should not be canceled. Officials say the new machinery is only beginning and cases will rise quickly. Secretary Wilbur notes general favor with some western opposition.
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Washington, Mar
Interior Department
Hoover
Wilbur
Spry
The
Land Office
Finney
Smith
Geological Survey
Isaqueena Mill Strike Settled Peacefully
Central South Carolina March 30 strike at Isaqueena mill ended at noon after a six hour mediation. Officials and workers reached a deal reducing looms per operator from 48 to 24. Night shift strikers had protested the stretch-out system in place for three months.
The Enterprise Will Not Publish On Easter Monday
The Enterprise will not be published Monday due to the holiday. The next issue will appear Tuesday after noon with the usual publication schedule resumed thereafter.
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Enterprise
Mellon Defends Treasury Tax Refund Policy on Radio
Secretary Mellon, in his first Hoover cabinet radio address, defended the treasury refund policy and urged further tax relief. He praised debt refunding and budget savings, emphasized prompt debt payment, balanced expenditures, and maintaining public credit. He cited reduced national debt and about 300 million dollars yearly interest savings.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Hoover
Washington
Mellon
Treasury
Washington Evening Star
Impeachment Expert Rebuffed By Both Sides In Louisiana Fight
Oklahoma representative and impeachment expert Charles A. Moon checked in and out of Baton Rouge amid denouncements from supporters and opponents of Governor Huey P. Long. Moon’s visit followed reports he might advise the impeachment effort, which Long and aides prepared pamphlets to campaign against. The investigation involved negotiations between Louisiana and Oklahoma officials, with Attorney General Percy Saint denying any substantive contact with Moon.
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Louisiana
Charles A. Moon
Baton Rouge
Oklahoma
Long
Louisiana Capitol
Huey P. Long
Oklahoma City
Moon
Earl Long
Pinchot Starts 15 000 Mile South Seas Cruise
Former Pennsylvania governor Pinchot sails from New York in the Mary Pinchot on a ten month sea voyage of scientific research. He travels with his wife and 13 year old son Gifford Jr along with scientists and a motion picture crew. Dr W K Fisher of Stanford University joins at Panama.
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New York
Vifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Mary Pinchot
New York Harbor
South Seas
Gifford, Jr
W. K. Fisher
Leland Stanford University
Panama
Dentist Identifies Body of Miss Smith in Connecticut River
In Springfield Massachusetts on March 30, Dr. Carleton W. Wood of Pelham New York positively identified the body found in the Connecticut river as Frances St. John Smith a long missing Smith College student. He matched four molar bands and an upper dental bridge from Miss Smith to the dead girl. Autopsy followed with the medical examiner stating death by drowning under undetermined circumstances. The parents ordered the body sent to New York.
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Springfield
Mass
Connecticut River
Frances St. John Smith
Smith College
Carleton W. Wood
Pelham
N. Y
Wood
Miss Smith
Frederick OD. Jones
Smith
New York
Six Die When Milford Boat Capsizes
Six men were killed when a boat carrying workers from the New Dominican Retreat House on Charles Island capsized near Silver Beach in Milford amid heavy swells while bound for New Haven.
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Milford
Conn
Silver Beach
New Haven
Charles Island
Prohibition Raid Death of Mrs. De King Shocks Aurora
Chicago area report notes Mrs. Lillian De King was killed during a raid at her Aurora home. The funeral, coroner inquest prep, and attorney general activity unfold as deputies respond to a killing and the 12 year old son witnesses gunfire. Investigators hunt Eugene Fairchild, tied to the raid and gin purchase.
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Aurora
Lillian de King
Yellow House
Here
St. Joseph’s Church
Charles W. Hadley
Illinois
George D. Carbary
Hadley
Carbary
Oscar Carlstrom
Carbury
Herman J. Gierke
Eugene Boyd Fairchild
State’s Attorney's Office
Joseph de King
Roy Smith
Deputies
de Kings
Smith
Fairchild
Odell
Lil
Arrest Of Michaelson Sought In Dry Law Probe
Chicago reports a United States Marshal aims to arrest Congressman M A Michaelson on a dry law violation warrant. He may be in Florida with Mrs Michaelson after leaving Chicago as officials note the probe could affect his immunity during the April 15 special session.
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Chicago
M. A. Michaelson
United States Marshal's Office
Michaelson
Florida
Jacksonville
Havana
Moravian Easter Sunrise Service Draws Thousands
Thousands from across the country gathered in Winston-Salem for the Moravian Easter sunrise service at the Moravian church and graveyard. Bishop Edward Ronthaler planned to preside at 5 15 AM as bands toured the streets for carols, with a 6 0 AM united hymn-led conclusion afterRefreshments.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Massachusetts
Oklahoma
Wachovia
Edward Ronthaler
Ronthaler
United Organization
Winners in Peace Essay Contest Announced in New York
Miss Susanna Porter Edmonson of Montgomery Alabama and John A Reynolds of the University California won the American intercollegiate essay contest on peace and armament limitation conducted by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. The award is a visit to Europe this summer to attend an international student conference at Oxford University.
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New York
Susanna Porter Edmonson
Montgomery
Ala
John A. Reynolds
University California Today
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Europe
Oxford University
Rum-running schooner I'm Alone crew face new charges
The US Department of Justice announced no decision to drop charges against the captain and crew of the Canadian schooner I'm Alone, sunk March 22 by a coast guard patrol boat. Full facts were sent to Attorney General Mitchell for review with reports from preliminary hearings, while the Canadian legation clings to its position on international aspects of the case and treaty limits.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Coast Guard
Mitchell
Arthur Henderson
New Orleans
Department
State Department
Legation
Tax collections of state trail budget by $400000
North Carolina is about 400000 behind in general tax collections for the first nine months of the fiscal year. Commissioner A J Maxwell reported total year to date receipts of 11982000 versus 12301975 a year earlier. Income taxes lag by nearly 750000 with 6807692 collected compared with 7519191 last year.
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Raleigh
Mar
North Carolina
Commissioner of Revenue
A. J. Maxwell
Belief Aged Woman and Son Robbed Before Farm Home Burned
Aged widow Anna Mahoney, 82, and her son Edward, 53, were believed murdered in their Elkton Maryland area home seven miles from town before a fire destroyed the farmhouse. Neighbors heard shots around 11 pm, sheriff ordered Johnston held for questioning as investigators pursued a murder theory.
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Elkton
Anna Mahoney
Edward Mahoney
Cecil County
Howard W. Green
Guy Lewis
Mahoney Home
Mahoney
Robert Williams
Norwood
Green
Elmer Johnson
Clinton G. Logan
Johnston
Mahoney Farm
Tragedy at party linked to New York divorce case
Inman divorce trial details a fatal fall after a liquor party in a New York apartment. George Kinberg died after falling eleven stories as partygoers left, with witnesses noting excessive drinking and attention to Mrs. Helene Garnet Pat ton Inman. The proceedings touch on marital strife and a property settlement.
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Renq
Nerv
New York
Walker P. Inman
Helene Garnet Patton Inman
Indiana
Inman Wenthy
James B. Duke
Inman
George Kinberg
Inmans
Oklahoma Legislature Adjours After Impeachment Session
Oklahoma City March 30 The regular biennial session which removed Governor Johnston and impeached three Oklahoma Supreme Court justices adjourned sine die. A special session will be called to enact legislation and the senate court of impeachment will meet April 15 for trials of Chief Justice Mason Justice Riley and Justice Clark who have been suspended from office on impeachment articles accusing corruption in office.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Henrys. Johnston
State Supreme Court
W. J. Holloway
Johnston
Senate Court of
Charles W. Mason
Fletcher Riley
J. W. Clark
Dozen Embassies Get Annual Liquor Supply
Nearly a dozen embassies and legations received their annual liquor shipments today. An unofficial estimate put the consignments at 890 cases. Part of the shipments moved into Washington from Baltimore while the rest were stored in Baltimore warehouses due to fears of hijackers amid the unprecedented publicity surrounding the liquor arrivals.
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Washington
Mar
Baltimore
Four Die As Air Transport Liner Crashes in Mountain Pass
In dense fog the Standard Air Line monoplane en route from Los Angeles to El Paso crashed three miles north of Beaumont California. Pilot Delbert Everitt Jr and three Los Angeles passengers died with a 12 year old boy witness. The watch stopped at 9 15 indicating the time of the crash around 9 30 this morning.
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U.S
Delbert BR. Everitt, Jr
Los Angeles
RR. L. Blane
George Nico
T. J. Kelly
San Antonio
Tex
Gerald Crane
Crane
Cumberland Still Rising At Nashville
Nashville shutters endure flood as the Cumberland River surges to 51 feet and still climbs. Floodwaters engulf homes factories and streets while police and real estate firms aid hundreds displaced, with weather forecasters unsure when the crest will end.
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Nashville
Tenn
Cumberland
Tennessee
Government Weather Bureau
Cumberland Valley
England’s Budget Surplus Surpasses Expectations
London report notes Chancellor Churchill announced the 1928 29 national accounts show a balanced year with a surplus of 18 394 463 pounds sterling. The initial estimate at budget adoption last year predicted a surplus of 7 738 000 pounds.
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London
Churchil
England
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