Revolt Threat in Mexico Is Feared Cedillo Preparing
A chaotic report from Mexico City describes General Saturni Cedillo, rumored to head a rightist revolt against President Lazare, moving from his San Luis Potosí estate as federal cavalry mass near Rin Verde. Intervening parties seek to avert bloodshed while officials confirm radio and communications outages and possible capture or flight of Cedillo with his men and supplies.
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Mexico
Cedillo
Mexico City
Saturnino Cedilla
San Lis Petast
Lazare
Cedille
Igalatde
Cedillle
Cordenia
United States
Deader
Mexica
Las Palownas
Cedilly
Alia
San Luis Potosi
Intermodarien
Puc
Federal
Sanais
Osrdl Praty Ander Peden Tesquarre
Viatin
Sin Laas
Rin Verde
San Tavis
Cerlain
Auiders
Cedillus Agratians
Codie
Roman Yaenpillo
Sonora
Kether
Cardenis
Football Court Battle Over Tax Exemption Case
The Supreme Court takes up whether college football is an instrument of tax exempt activity for universities and colleges. States challenge exemptions, arguing athletics are entertainment rather than private business. Georgia and Michigan figures cited as part of the debate.
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Preston Grover Washington
U.S Supreme Court
Internal Revenue
Unisty
Georgia
Georgia Tech Banes
Ciorgia Us
Aml
States
United
Sage Se Anat ( Foods
Volleges
Sparks
Hugh Fullerton
Chicago
Graeh
Mind Your Manners Wedding Etiquette Quiz
A peculiar etiquette quiz asks if guests should wear shine clothes, where the broom stands at the ceremony, whether bridesmaids and ushers align behind specific participants, and when to announce a wedding kept secret. Answers hint at balanced seating and timely notices, with guidance on roles such as maid of honor and bridesmaids and on public behavior.
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Grice
Hersey
Marco
Annie
Pioneer Citizen Mrs McCorkle Dies in Hope at 81
Marie Samntier McCorkle, 81, longtime Hope resident and mother of Ed McCorkle, died at home on West Fourth Street Friday night. Born in Mississippi, she moved to Hope with Claude McCorkle in 1879, later helping found local journalism. Funeral Monday at 10 a.m. from her home, Rev. Fred R. Harrison officiating, Rose Hill Cemetery burial. Survived by three daughters, three sons, two sisters, and many relatives including Ed McCorkle and Claude R. McCorkle. Her husband edited and published The Star of Hope from 1873 until his death. Ed succeeded as editor.
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Marie Samntier McCorkle
Hope
Ed McCorkle
West Fouth Street
Fillsboro
Miss
Claude McCorkle
Fred R. Harrison
First Methodist Church
Officialln
Rose Hill Cemetery
Pallhearers
Charles B. Tayeor
Arthur Taylor
Roy Anderan
Henry Taylor
N.T. Jewell
M. EB. Garanflo
Latile Roel
Paul BD
Care Roll
Texuelina
James ‘T. Shipman
Bartlesville
Gln
Mes
Thomas M. Anderson
Augusta
Ridley C. Smith
Santa Ana
Cal
Ed McCarkle
Claude R. McCorkle
Little Rock
A. B. McCorkle
Dallas
Texas
Moore
D. Garrell
Tex Drkana
Madrid attack leaves dozen dead and dozens injured
A dramatic Saturday incident in Madrid killed at least 12 people and wounded around 40 as militants launched a pre-dawn barrage. Authorities reported more than 200 shells fired into the Sidamanca district, prompting a strong public safety response and emergency evacuations.
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Madrid
Spain
Prayer That Flows From Inner Need, God Answers
Thought on prayer notes that true prayer arises from the inward necessity of the soul and that God answers. The fragment cites Olslausen, implying a reflective or devotional line.
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Olslausen
Boy Pulls Lever Sparks Locomotive Crash Near Epinal
Startled railway workers saw a 3,500 ton locomotive idle on a siding near Epinal suddenly surge forward, crash into a freight car full of merchandise. They found a 1 year old boy aboard, frightened but unharmed, who said he pulled a lever to see what would happen and spent the night in jail.
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Nangy
Epinal
Labor power and WPA firings ripple in Democratic race
Lewis asserts continued labor strength while CIO leader attends a WPA event. The Roosevelt administration fires ten WPA workers in Pennsylvania for political activity and penalties eight others, signaling a push to rally Democratic factions. Observers expect Kennedy not to mount an independent bid. party leaders seek unity against Republicans in November. The report also notes a separate line about Kostentena s freedom story.
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Washington
Jon L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
CTO
Lewis
United Office and Professional Workers of America
CIO
Pennsylvania
White House
Democratic Party
WPA
Roosevelt
Harry
L. Hopkins
Works Progress
Bitler
Harrisburg
John L. Lewis
Thomas Kennedy
Marvin McIntyre
Walter Adones
Pittsburgh
Jones
Kennedy
Public Wants Economic Life Patched Not Overhauled
John T Flynn argues the 1933 recovery showed government spending can spur growth but lasts only briefly. He compares patchwork repairs to full machine overhauls and warns against repeating a fragile boom followed by deeper depression, urging a balanced approach to long term recovery.
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John T. Flynn
NEA Service, Inc
New York
BEC
Wall Street
NLRB
Tescover
Hoover
J A Henry 63 Dies. Rites Planned in Baptist Churches
J A Henry aged 63 died Saturday at his daughter's home Mrs Osear Odell. Funeral services set for Sunday at 1 30 p m from Garrett Memorial Baptist church and Mineral Springs Missionary Baptist church, with Rev W H Stingley and Rev BE Ray officiating. He married Minnie Bell Cox on August 1 1890 at Roxton Texas and left four children, three daughters, a widow, three grandchildren, five brothers and one sister. He was a Baptist member converted at 48.
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J. A. Henry
Osear Odell
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Mineral Springs Missionary Baptist Church
W. H. Stingley
BE. S. Ray
Mr. Henry
Minnie Bell Cox
Roxton
Tex
Oscar Odell
Hone
Ruby Henry
Mineral Springs
K. C. Murphy
de Queen
Senry
The
Baptist Church
Bees Explode From Crate On Express Train
Sheridan, Wye Ay Cage of hundreds of enraged bees burst from crates in a speeding express car. Messenger Peckham, from Edge Mont to Billings, was stung over 106 times as he fought off the swarm until the train halted. A bee inspector aided in driving the bees back into their box.
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Peckham
Sehvidin
Atel
Farm Program Held At McCaskill Meeting
Forty farm imens attended the monthly McCaskill Farm Bureau session Friday night with V P C A Hamilton presiding in Bert Scott's absence. County agents outlined cooperative orders, cover crops, and livestock program needs for Hempstead county. discussions urged stronger farmer organization and possible new committees and resolutions for the county executive committee.
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Regullar
McCaskill Farm Bureau
C. A. Hamilton
Bert Scott
C. M. Lamkin
Harry Vetely
R. P F. Bowen
Hope Chanber
Commerce
Hempstead
Clifford L. Smith
W. Huskey
Kempstead County
Hyestack Com- Willen
Hempstead County
Silk merchant markup and sale profit puzzle
A silk merchant bought fabric at 79 cents per yard and planned to sell at 81.20 per yard. When fashion shifted he increased price by 25 percent, then offered a quarter off on all dress goods. What percent of his original cost price would he make after the sale.
Europe and Mexico face rising tensions in world fears
The Associated Press reports growing unrest from France and Italy over Spain's civil war, clashes in Czecho Slovakia between Czech government partisans and Konrad Henlein followers, Sudeten border killings, and German troop movements blamed on routine maneuvers. Mexico sees uncertain unrest under President Cardenas as China fights near Lunghai railway town Lenfeng.
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Associated Press
Europe
France
Italy
Konrad Henlein
Henlein
Adolf Hitler
Praha
Hitler
Austria
Mexico
Cardena d
China
Lunghai
Lenfeng
Pettengill urges equal rights to curb railroad subsidies
New York congressman Samuel B. Pettengill told the New York Railroad Club that the railroad system needs a simple eight word remedy equal rights for all special privileges for none. He called for ending government competition by selling the Federal Barge Line and opposed subsidizing railroad rivals.
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New York
Samuel B. Pettengill
Dem
Ind
New York Railroad Club
House
Senate
Great Lakes
Supreme Court
Tourists Boost Southern California Trade Value A Hour
The All Year Club of Southern California reports Eastern tourists pour about 24 000 dollars an hour into the region. In the first quarter of 1938 California hosted 212 106 motoring tourists, a 15.2 percent rise from the same period a year earlier.
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Los Angeles
All Year Club of
Southern
Cotton market opens, closes lower in New Orleans
July cotton opened at 8.74 and closed at 8.67 in New Orleans. Spot cotton closed steady with middling at 8.70.
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Tie
Teller
Ae Ostaels
Rick
Dane
Robins Hatch
Soulhend
Eng
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Southend
Dev
United States Supreme Court
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Costentenus
Ankine
Kiangsu
Nanking
Vinkiang
Ingchows
Seochor
Suchow
Flynn
J.A. Henry
Garrett Memorial Church
London
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