Rebels Claim Key Victories in Northern Mexico
Reports from Glash Monterey Nuevo Leon and Los Mochis San Blas and Veracruz describe rebel advances and captured materiel including rifles machine guns saddles and three generals. General Larriaga was killed. prisoners to be treated with consideration while government forces retreat and regroup across multiple fronts.
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Monterey
Nuevo Leon
Mex
J. G. Escober
Revolutionary Movement
Northern
Associated Press
Larriaga
Nevasea
Sonora
Ochoa
Los Mochis
San Blas
Sinaloa
Alvarez
Jes
Plutarea
Ilias Calles
Plac‘d
Andrew ‘Alwmzan
Mari Aguirre
Croz
Mexico City
Gall
Pimdeif
Samara
Almazan
Five Michigan Students Fined in Theatre Riot
Five University of Michigan students were fined $12 each in police court for their part in a theatre riot after Michigan beat Wisconsin last night. The university committee on discipline is expected to act at its next meeting.
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Ann Ardno
Michigan
Wisconsin
University Committee On Discipline
Weather forecast irregularities in December roads
The bulletin warns mostly fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with cloudy skies elsewhere. It notes Wichita and Hutchinson area roads are covered, rough to muddy in Pittsburg, and rough in Tekion and Trouglas counties with fair conditions in Trouglas County. Temperature details are unclear.
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Wichita
Hutchinson Roads
Pittsburg
Techingon
Trouglas
Revolt in Brief Mexico’s Revolution Expands Across States
The revolt touches five states with Monterey seized by revolutionaries as loyal troops clash in Vera Cruz. Calles leads the northern campaign in Sonora while Almazan moves south. Escobar heads insurgents in Coahuila. 8000 troops move toward Vera Cruz. Topate of Sonora issues religious freedom manifesto. Ortiz Rubio Saenz and Vasconcelos back the government.
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Monterey
Nuevo Leon
Vera Cruz
Coahuila
Sonora
Sinaloa
Calles
Andrew Almazan
Véra Cruz
Gonzalo Escobar
Cokhuila
Aaron Saenz
Jose Vasconvelos
Escobar Named Chief of Veracruz Revolution Forces
Vera Cruz Mexico March 5 AP General Gonzalo Escobar, division general at Torreon Coahuila, was named chief of the revolution against the Mexican government in a statement by General Jesus Maria Aguirre who heads revolutionary activities in Veracruz state. The coup Sunday transferred control of the state to the revolutionaries as they aim to end the influence of the former government and curb a merchandising governance that benefits a few while harming the people.
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Ofl
Sonorevant
Coahuila
Vera Cruz
Osxaca
Mexico City
Jésus Maria Aguirre
Air Force
Vallowena Field
Army Air Force
Activit
Morre
Cuernavaca
Genaro Estrada
Chapultepec
Portes Gilaud
Calles
Ieee
Mexico
Gonzalo Escobar
Torreon
Coshuila
Jesus Maria Aguirre
Aguirre
Carles Jin
Carles
PaceEnets
Thareed
Mexico to confiscate rebel leaders property amid crackdown
Mexico City announces steps to confiscate all property of rebel leaders and enforce a prior order. Meanwhile Colonel Zenon Avila reportedly advances on Nuevo Laredo from Villa Aldama and is expected to take the town without bloodshed. A rebel garrison at Orizaba, about 500 men, surrenders to federal forces.
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Mexico City
Nueva Laredo
San Antonio
Texas
Zenon Avila
Nuevo Laredo
Villa Aldama
Orizaba
Murder Warrants In Peoria Booze Deaths
Peoria March 5 AP Murder warrants were ordered for Maurice Marisfield and his wife Jesse and for Guffing and his wife after a coroner's inquest into Clarence Hoppe's death. Hoppe was among 14 to 16 victims in the Peoria district from allegedly poisoned liquor.
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Peoria
Clarence Hoppe
Maurice Marisfield
Accuseu
Jesse
Co. QO
Wif
Methodists at Topeka Conference Opens Tonight
Methodists and their wives gather in Topeka for the 74th Kansas conference session. Bishop Ernest Waldorf presides as undergraduate exams begin, governors and ministers welcome delegates, with daily lectures by Rev. George McDonald.
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Topeka
Kansas
The
Methodist Church
Ernest Lymm Waldorf
Kansas City
First Methodist Church
Governor Reed
Fred E. Branks
Evolution of Agriculture by Science Speaker
President F D Farrell of Kansas State Agricultural College told a Chamber of Commerce luncheon that science has driven the rapid evolution of American agriculture. He listed five factors—machines, new transport, animal husbandry, improved production, and new viewpoints—describing how machinery reduced horse power and idle land, and how new crops and dairy processing shifted farming practice. Farrell cited alfalfa, tomatoes, lettuce, and silage as examples, noting farm management now relies more on mind than muscle as production scales up.
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F. D. Farrell
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Chamber of Commerce
E. H. Lindley
Farrell
K. U
America
Pres. Farrell
Kansas
Curtis Presides Over Senate Session
Vice President Curtis presides over the Senate for the first time in Washington. He raps for order with a marble gavel and urges the Senate to be in order. During quorum calls he stops the clerk from reading to restore quiet.
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Washington
Mar
Curtis
Senate
Hoover keeps arms embargo on Mexico and forms cabinet
President Hoover maintains the arms embargo on shipments to Mexico with licenses from the state department, after conferences with Secretary Kellogg. He names eight new cabinet members, all promptly confirmed, and plans a national law enforcement commission with Attorney General Mitchell. He meets press, pledges regular semi weekly briefings and shakes hands with delegations from several states.
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Washington
Mareha
Hoover
Mexico
State Department
Kellogs
Senate
William D. Mitchell
Addre
Washington News
California
Florida
Texas
Illinois
Iowa
Ohio
Gets Stiff Booze Fine On Four Vet Quor Counts
Frank Demp Muzzy of 233 North Seventh street was fined 190 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in county jail on each of four Vet quor counts after pleading guilty to possession and three sales of intoxicating liquor. He also owes 110.50 dollars in costs. Muzzy was arrested by city officers for allegedly selling liquor to three people. Gen Dawes and wife depart capital to Evanston after farewell from Senate staff at Union Station.
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Frank “Demp
Muzzy
North Seventh Street
Justice of the Peace
Richard B. Stevens
Dawes
Capital
Washington
Evanston, Ill
Union Station
Senate
Look Ahead in School Census Plan Touted
Lawrence Board of Education approved a school census to enumerate children for planning. The plan includes collecting child and family data to aid district needs and advance notices. Superintendent Curfman described annual reports and bulletins from the National Education Association meeting in Cleveland.
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Lawrence, Board of Education
W. W. Curfman
Lawrence Public
Quifman
Department of Superintende
National Educationalociation
Cleveland
Ohio
Curfman
John &. Barnes
Fy Hyde
End of Year Report for First Methodist Episcopal Church
The First Church of Methodist Episcopal in Kansas City reports a year of growth with 72 new members, bringing active residents to 1084. Total funds raised across all church groups reached 920,600, and all current bills are paid as the church starts a new period. Dr Edward Higop pastored until October 1, then Dr Harry A Gordon took over. Rev Edwin F Price served as student work director for the year, marking nine years in that role as he attends the Topeka conference.
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Methodist
Episcopal
Topeka
Ladies Aid
General Finance Committee
Edward Higop
Broadway M. E. Church
Kansas City
Harry A. Gordon
Edwin F. Price
Kansas educational bill sets 1930 31 funds for state colleges
The Kansas senate Ways and Means Committee prepared an educational appropriations bill for 1930-31 totaling 7,522,659 dollars for the University of Kansas and state colleges. No new building funds were added, and overall appropriations were trimmed from 1927 figures by 465,691 dollars, with deductions in four colleges but a rise for experiment stations to 109,500 dollars.
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Topeka
Mar
University
State Agricultural College
State Teachers Colleges
Senate
Ways and Means
Dallas W. Knapn
Coffeyville
W. V. Jackson
Colby
Fort Hays
Garden City
Tribune
University of Kansas
Educational Institutions
Lawrence
University Medical School
Initiate Twenty-Five Students Into Local Honor Society
Twenty five Lawrence high school students were inducted into the National Honor Society during an assembly in the school auditorium. Seniors and juniors from the senior and junior classes were listed as initiates with ritual participants named, including Lila Anderson, Arthur Banks, Elizabeth Brandt, Georgiana Fberhard, Wanda Edmands, and Willett Taylor among others. The ceremony highlighted criteria of scholarship, leadership, character and service as the basis for selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
National Honor Society
Lila Anderson
Arthur Banks
Elizabeth Brandt
Georgiana F.berhard
Rachel Edson
Melvin Griffith
Helen Heaston
Allena Hicks
Lida Holmes
Harold Hoover
Helen Kinney
Herbert Weatherby
F. H. Olmey
Alice Bernhard
Ellis Johnson
Kathleen Asher
National Honor Society of
Rising Temperatures Tonight and Fair Skies Predicted
Statewide forecast calls for mostly fair skies and rising temperatures tonight and Wednesday. Highs expected around 50 to 55 degrees tomorrow with lows near 26 to 32 in western and central Kansas. No measurable moisture reported in the last 24 hours.
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Toneka
S. D. Fiora
Dodge City
Goodland
Concordia
Wichita
Flora
Kansas
Ady
Senate confirms Hoover cabinet members in swift session
The Senate approved eight new cabinet officers for President Hoover and swiftly adopted a resolution to investigate Andrew Mellon’s eligibility to remain secretary of the treasury. Hoover did not send Mellon and Labor Secretary Davis’s nominations from the Coolidge era to the new Senate, and the measure passed in executive session with no roll call before the special session adjourned sine die.
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Washington, Mar
Senate
Promptu
Hoover
Andrew W. Meilon
Mellon
Davis
Labor Department
Coolidge
McKellar
Tennessee
Judiciary Committee
House Changes Vote On Sales Tax Bill Goes Back To Committee
Topeka March 5 AP House changed its vote on the gross income and sales tax bill after a 58 to 62 tally, re refer ring it to the committee of the whole. The final passage was short of a majority as the tie broke with two co authors revising votes to no and a motion for reconsideration.
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Topeka
House
Icll
Martin
Reno
McCaughan
Butler
Rep. Martin
Myers
Cooking lecture fills hall at free school in Lawrence
Mrs Emily Lautz domestic science expert leads largest Lawrence Journal World free cooking school session. Audience of 650 women from Lawrence and nearby hear demonstrations of new kitchen tools and dishes including tomato gelatine hearts shrimp in sea lobster shells and basic biscuit recipe. Free meals, notes, and recipes distributed. next session scheduled tomorrow at 2 pm with doors at 1 pm and a musical program for early arrivals.
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Lawrence Journal-World
Emily MeTats
Lawrence
Lautz
Reil
Lantz
Dolph Simons
Mrs. Lautz
Louis
June Mutealf
Aviation corporation formed by major firms announces holding company
New York March 5 AP report states Graham B. Grosvenor president of Fairchild Aircraft Manufacturing Corp announces formation of a new 3206,000,000 aviation holding company to acquire interests in at least six established manufacturing and transportation companies. Representatives from railroad, steamship and banking sectors join the venture. Cars washed. Called for and delivered.
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New York
Aviation Corporation
Graham B. Grosvenor
Fairchild Airplane Manufacturing Corporation
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