Mexican Revolt Fails as Rebels Flee to Nogales
Amid the Mexican revolt collapse, rebel leaders flee to the United States through Nogales. General Borquez imposes martial law and arrests on street after 11 pm. Crossing leaders include Fausto Topete and Hector Alma, with Americans Murphy and Cate detained by immigration. Washington expects Hoover backing Mitchell on DeBroot resignation.
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Nogales
Ariz
Sonora
Francisco Borquez
Marcelo Garaveo
Ramon Yucujicio
Fede
Juan Andrew Almasan
Pulpito Pass
Chihuzhua
J. Gonzalo Escouar
Caraveo
Arizona
United States
Fausto Topete
Topete
Staf
Hector Gznatio Alma
Ramon F. Iturbe
Arriola
Yopete
Coleonel Ricardo
Eduardo Garcia
Amerigan
Patrick Murphy
2. M. Cate
Polk
Murphy
Tapets
Iturbe
New York
Scarsdale
Europe braces for May Day rioting by Reds in Europe
London April 30 Unusual police precautions planned across Europe for May Day amid fears of communist led disturbances. Berlin and Paris seen as most at risk with outdoor meetings restricted until after Wednesday. Warsaw allows processions despite agitation while England's Yard monitors alleged agitator activity.
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London
Europe
Berlin
Paris
Daily Mail
Moscow
Warsaw
England
Scotland Yard
Weather Update Forecast for Tennessee Virginia and Regions
Weather reports show rain and thunderstorms possible tonight with warmer conditions in extreme east areas and cooler in west portions. Virginia expects showers tonight and Wednesday with interior warming then cooler conditions statewide. Federal tax collection for the first nine months totals 2 137 178 643 while a Cleveland note references Anne Morrow from New York.
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Tennessee
Port Ina
Virginia
New York
Dorothy Peacox
Washington
Cleveland
Anne Morrow
Standard Oil Board Grants $50,000 Pension to Robert W Stewart
New York April 20 AP reports the Standard Oil Company of Indiana board has voted a $50,000 yearly pension for Colonel Robert W Stewart for his years of service. The move follows his removal as chairman by Nelson D Rockefeller Jr. His son James W Stewart resigned as director of Lago Oil and Transport Company.
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New York
New York American Sail Today
Standard Oi Company of Indiaing
Robert W. Stewart
Stewart
Fenny D. Rockefeller, Jr
Tidiaha’ Company
James W. Stewart
Colonel Stewart
Lago Oil and Transport Company
2 Standard of
Indiana
Robert G. Stewart
Pan American Petroleum and Wrangport Company
Ilan
India
Vanderburg Case Heads to Jury After Defense Rests
At Gastonia North Carolina on April 30 the Vanderburg murder trial neared verdict as rebuttal testimony and the judge's charge awaited the jury. Prosecutors charged Jacob Vanderburg with killing his parents and siblings in their home on December 28 while the defense rested after his testimony denying the allegations.
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Gastonia
N. G
Jacob Vanderbarg
Jacob
John ©. Carpenter
J. W. Vanderburg
Pauline
Louise
Robert
Hoover Must Now Select Farm Board
Washington April 30 The task of naming members to the new federal farm board is pressing for President Hoover with many candidates in Washington seeking the $12 000 posts The president has not yet firmed on nominees despite reports linking Frank Lowden to the chairmanship which friends say is unlikely and unlikely to accept.
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James L. West
Washington
Lven
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Federal Reserve Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frank”. Lowden
Illinois
Lowden
Friends of Agriculture
Pair Found Dead in Midtown Apartment No Wounds Observed
Police report the bodies of Homer L. Carruthers aged 28 and Olga, 20, a young broker and his bride, found in their kitchenette by a patrolman after an ice man could not enter the apartment since Thursday. A bruise on the woman's face is noted, no weapons found, apartment disorder and a Thursday night argument with a suspected foul odor reported by a neighbor.
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New York
Homer L. Carruthers
Olga
Ark farmer charged with burning family to death
Salem Ark April 30 Edward Burris former New Mexico rancher and husband of a correspondence bride from Leeds England faced a preliminary hearing on a charge of murdering his wife and three children by burning their home Burris said he found the house in flames after a short absence and attempted to rescue his family A 14 year old neighbor girl testified Burris tried to elope with her Burris was arrested after a trunk and personal belongings were found in a barn undestroyed by the fire He said he was drawn away by a forest fire and returned to a burning home He married Maud Wilfendale in Santa Fe after meeting by correspondence They lived on a ranch near Cuba New Mexico before moving to Salem
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Salem
Ark
Edward Burris
New Mexico
Leeds
England
Burris
Jessie Vernon
Maud Wilfendale
Ellis Island
Santa Fe
Cuba
Edison Seeks Schoolboy to Carry On His Work
Edison offers four years of technical school tuition to one male high school or preparatory student from each state or DC for 1928-29. Winners answer Edison questionnaire at his labs after a summer trip, plus a Edison radio phonograph. Names due by July 1 with a August confirmation for East Orange group. Rockefeller Sr. to receive a gold medal for social service and business ethics.
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New York
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
District of Columbia
Edison Laboratories
Mr. Edison
East Orange
John D. Rockefeller Sr
National Institute of Social Sciences
Today's Girls Don't Have to Cook in Chicago Exposition
AP reports results of the Ideal Home Mate Contest at the Chicago Own Your Own Home Exposition. Of 1000 questionnaires, only two men showed any interest in women’s cooking. the ideal wife should be practical, cuddly, neat, and sensible while not nagging and able to darn socks. the ideal husband should be a considerate partner who washes dishes, is kind to the dog and neighbors, tolerates millinery bills, and supports partnership in homemaking.
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Chicago
Senate moves slowly ahead with measure
The Senate farm bill proceedings face interruptions and delays as the agriculture committee debates the debenture section. McNary seeks final action quickly while administration opponents hope to defeat the plan and party lines show division over reducing debenture rates.
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Caraway
Arkansas
Norris
Nebraska
McNary
Agriculture Department
Hoovey
Agriculture, Treasury and Commerce Departments
Murder Trials Start in Arkansas Circuit Court
Oliver Hulsizer received a two year prison sentence for manslaughter in the first of four murder cases on the circuit docket this week. He claimed self defense for the fatal stabbing of Dewey Isdale at a Fayetteville area dance. Owen Ross began a murder trial in the shooting of R G Phillips at a dance incident. Bill Moreland faces trial for the killing of Harry Krugler, while Vina Beck is charged with murder in her husband’s death at Springdale last week.
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Fayetteville
Ars
Oliver “Hulsizer
Hulsizer
Dewey Isdale
Owen Ross
R. G. Phillips
Evansville
Bill Moreland
Harry Krugler
Vina Beck
Springdale
Lawyer James F. Bickers Kidnapped and Robbed in St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg reports that James F. Bickers, a lawyer known for campaigning against law breaking, was kidnapped by five men. He was robbed of $2,000 and severely beaten, with authorities seeking leads.
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ST. Petersburg
Fra
James F. Bickers
German Delegate Sees Conference as Preparatory Meeting
Berlin reports Dr Hjalmar Schacht expects the party experts conference to be preparatory for a later more fruitful parley. He and cabinet members declined to share details but the committee has done valuable work to start future talks. Reichsbank directors will issue no statements today. Philadelphia notes Temple University football adviser Harold Grange warns players to stay out of professional football.
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Berlin
Associated Presa
Hjalmar Schacht
Schacht
Reichsbank
Associated Préss
Philadelphia
Harold Grange
Temple University
Visit By Mellon to Canada Under Scrutiny Today
Senate judiciary committee weighs Mellon Canadian visit of 1925 and possible conflict with a statute banning treasury secretaries from trading interests. Senator Walsh cites a Mellon deposition in a 1925 Aluminum Company of America case involving a Canadian land contract. London report hints at anti-prohibition Commons shift and brewery insurance costs.
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Mellon
Canada
Washington
Andrew Melson
Aluminum Company of America
Senate Judiciary Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Norris
Mellin
Walsh
Montana
Aluminum Company
Chemistry Not a Cure-All for Farm Ills But It Helps
In a farm symposium William S Haynes says chemistry is not a cure-all but can aid farmers with foresight. Henry W Jeffers reports artificial curing of forage crops could replace field curing, noting two seasons of large scale trials. In 1928 Plainsboro produced about 100000 tons of dry forage.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Columbus
American Chemical Society Today
William S.haynes
New York
Henry W. Jeffers
Walker-Gordon Laboratory
Flamsboro
N. J
Ave
Plainsboro
Man Confesses to Murder and Arson of Wife
Earl Francis Peacox, 21, confessed to killing his estranged wife Dorothy after a quarrel and burning her body with kerosene. The charred remains were found near Ardsley Road, identified by a burned dress fragment. He was held as a material witness and to be arraigned in Mount Vernon.
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White Plains
Earl Francis Peacox
Dorothy
Michael Silverstein
Mount Vernon
Philip McQuillan
Greenburg
Ardsley Road
Frank. A. Coyne
Bickers Kidnap Mystery Deepens In Florida
James F. Bickers, 54, a St. Petersburg attorney, was abducted after church and flogged. Authorities, including County Prosecutor Clair Davis, seek his attackers who remain unidentified as Bickers assists in investigations and stays at a city hospital. He plans to leave town if not restrained as lawbreaking ties drive the inquiry.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
James F. Bickers
Toda
Clair Davis
Bickers
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Washington — Administration
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Standard Oil Co
Vanderburg
Farm Board
Russell Nesbit Thay
Atlantis City
Atlantic City
Senate
McNairy
Agriculture Committee
Circuit Court
Mississippi
Norma, “Hawkins
Roberta Brown
Belle Felder
Bes
Ron So Bronde
Blodget
Mississippi Woman’s College At
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Peacox
Woods
Mount Versnon
Frances
Murray
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