Mazatlan Under Fire as Rebels Strike Coast
Reports from Mexico City and Nogales describe a major clash with federal forces at Mazatlan, with 2,000 troops loyal to General Carrillo and about 4,000 rebels facing off near the city. Reinforcements of 6,000 were en route, while rail repairs and pursuit across Chihuahua and Sonora shape the broader crackdown on the rebellion.
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México City
Mazatlan
Chapultebec
Carrillo
Associated Press
Avas
Sdity
I . Mazatlan
Southern Pacific
Mexico
Gades
Torreos
Chihuahua
Bachimba
Chihuahua City
Sonora
Naco
Weather Ad Notes in The Daily Gazette
Fragmentary clipping lists advertisements and weather mentions. Names unclear. Location and date omitted. Despite fragment, the item reads as a public notice style weather ad placeholder with no actionable forecast.
Notable Jewish Leader to Speak Tonight in New York
Rabbi Stephen S Wise will deliver the Community Lecture Course address at the University Auditorium tonight on My Vision of America. Born in Budapest and educated at Columbia, Wise has led child welfare work and authored Child versus Parent. He founded and leads the Zionist movement in America and represented the movement at Versailles.
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New York City
Fenge
Stephen S. Wise
Free Syndrogue
New York
Jewish Institute, of Religion
Rabbi Wise
America
Budapist
Hungary
Columbia University of New York City
Versailles
Wise
Hoover to Stone funeral to draw many dignitaries
President Hoover and cabinet members join high ranking officials and business leaders at the funeral of Melville B. Stone former AP general manager. Stone’s ashes will be placed in a vault at Washington cathedral following a committal ceremony conducted by Bishop James Freeman.
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Washington
Mar
Hoover
Curtis
Melville B. Stone
Associated Press
Washington Cathedral
Stone
Press ‘Association
Arthur. S
Thompson
Woodrow Wilson
Admiral Dewey
James BE
Military aide named for Hoover from West Point
Washington March 12 AP Lieutenant Colonel Campbell S Hodges commandant of cadets at West Point was designated by the war department as the military aide of President Hoover. He succeeds Colonel Osman Latrobe who was the aide of President Coolidge. Hodges a West Point graduate has served in the Philippines Mexico and with the 1st division overseas during World War I. He holds the Distinguished Service Medal.
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Washington,Mar
Campell
S. Hodges
West Point
War Department
Hoover
Osman ‘Latrobe
Coolidge
Hodges
West, Point
Philippines
Mexico
Iowa youth and two others plead guilty in federal car theft
A 17 year old from Council Bluffs Iowa along with Richard Washington and Tracy pleaded guilty in federal court before Judge Charles E Woodward to transporting a stolen automobile from Lawrence Kansas to Darwyn Til Ohio They were sentenced to one year and a day in the Chillicothe Ohio reformatory The report notes plans for a new air line serving Oklahoma City and routes between Kansas City and Fort Worth with additional connections mentioned.
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Chicago
Mar
Council
Iowa
Richard “Tracy
Washington
Ron
Lawrence
Kan
Darwyn
Til
Chillicothe
Ohio
Charles E. Woodward
Wees
Proclamation on Immigration Quotas Discussed by Hoover
Washington March 22 AP Attorney General Mitchell acted to provide national origin quotas under the immigration law. A proclamation would take effect April unless Congress blocked it. President Hoover said he would issue the proclamation to enforce the national origins provisions while opposing them in principle. He stressed the president must obey the laws.
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Washington
Mar
Itchell
Hoover
Congress
United States
Nickcagual
Puerto Cabezas
Nicaragua
M 22
Michael Savili
Jersey City
P.rate M. C Faul
Baltimore
A . Edson
Merchants and KU plan 3500 Kansas Relays tickets giveaway
A cooperative program by Lawrence merchants and the Relays committee will distribute 3500 first class tickets to high school students in a wide trade area. Students will enter a memory contest on Kansas Relays history, with winners notified by mail and must claim tickets in person at the store.
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Lawrence
Walter Varnum
C. P. Radcliffe
Arthur Weaver
Forrest C. Allen
University
Allen
Kansas
Kansas City
Haskell Institute
Mining Engineers: U S Students Sought for Chile Work
Mining engineers are in high demand with definite efforts by the American Mining Congress and large operators to recruit college men, says Prof. C M Young of the University of Kansas. A Mining Congress letter notes an early conference at Cincinnati on the topic.
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American Mining Congress
C. M. ‘Oung
University of Kansas
Mining Congress
Cincinnati
Guggenheim
Brothers
University Ofansas
Bank Robbery and Kidnapping in Cherryvale State Bank
Three bandits robbed Cherryvale State Bank of an undetermined amount, kidnapped assistant cashier Alva Bailey, and fled in a touring car toward Parsons. Bailey phoned Parsons police from a country road near Mound Valley about half an hour after the incident. officers from nearby towns joined the search, and authorities indicated the amount taken was likely not large.
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Cherryvale State Bank
Parsons
Kan
Alva Bailey
Cherryvale
Cherryvald
Marek
Bailey
the. Sheriff’s Office
Independence
Coffeyville
W R Stubbs Near Death Says Physicians
Former Kansas governor W R Stubbs, at his Topeka home, was described by doctors as very low and near death after a night with only brief consciousness. He has remained unable to eat for three days as complications grew since his stay at a ranch near Fowler Colorado since January.
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Stubbs
Kansas
Topeka
Mar
W. E
Fowler
Colo
Houghton to Speak at Kansas Plumbing Conference
An added item to the heating ventilating and plumbing engineers conference at the University of Kansas April 9 11 was announced by Prof A H Sluss. F C Houghton director of research at the American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers labs in Pittsburgh will appear on the program both forenoon and afternoon on Tuesday April 9 likely speaking about research concerning steam radiators.
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University of Kansas
A. H. Sluss
F.C. Houghton
American Society of Hosting
Pittsburgh
Last Night for City Registration Tonight
Voters not yet registered for the upcoming city election on April 2 must register before 10 tonight at the city clerk L. Lawrence’s office which has been open nightly for a week. The office will close tonight for the final time before the election. Washington March 22 AP announced the presidential yacht Mayflower is ordered decommissioned to free nine officers and 148 enlisted personnel for new naval craft.
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L. Lawrence
Washington
Mar
White House
New Helium Plant Opens in Amarillo Venturing Gas Supply
Amarillo announces the opening of a new government helium plant expected to produce 1,500,000 cubic feet of helium this spring. A 11 mile pipeline will drain natural gas to separate helium, with a second five mile line to a zinc refinery site. A 100000 brick kiln under construction signals broader expansion for dirigible era needs.
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Amarillo
Telant
Fromramet
Ebtea
U.S
Former President Coolidge Finds Privacy Not Private
New York March 22 AP reports former President Coolidge said private life is not truly private. Ray Long editor of Cosmopolitan magazine noted Coolidge’s remark about retirement, quoting him as saying if only privacy existed, there is no privacy in retired life.
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New York
Coolidge
Ray Long
Coamionalitan
Impeachment Articles Reported Against Oklahoma Justices
Oklahoma City March 22 AP impeachment charges allege incompetency wilful neglect of duty corruption and other offenses against three state supreme court justices. Chief Justice Mason Fletcher Riley and J W Clark face 11 10 and 11 articles respectively filed by J A Patterson.
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Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
Oklahoma House’ of Representatives
Charles Www Mason
Fletcher Riley
JW. Clark
J. A. Patterson
Supreme Court
Mason
Supreme
Fred. P. Branson
Koeneke Picked by Governor for Bank Commissioner
Topeka March 22 AP Governor Reed selected Henry W Koeneke Parsons banker for state bank commissioner to succeed Roy L Bone whose term expired. Koeneke has 19 years in banking and is vice president and cashier of Exchange State Bank Parsons, with prior posts in Marysville and Herkimer Marshall county. Formal four year appointment to follow. change expected around May.
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Topeka
Mar
Reed
Henry W. Koeneke
Parsons
State Bank
Koeneke
Kennedy
Pauleng
Roy .L Bone
State Banking Department
Mayle
Exchange State Bank
Marysville
Herkimer
Marshall County
Paulen
Roy L. Bone
Cloge
Bank Commissioner's Office
ST. Louis
Eddie Carter gets hard labor for worthless checks
Eddie Carter also known as Alfred Freed, a theatre rep from New York City, was sentenced by Judge Hugh Means in district court to Lansing state prison for one to five years for passing a $75 worthless check at the Eldridge hotel in Lawrence on January 31. He waived extradition from Los Angeles after being arrested there, and was returned to Lawrence by Deputy Sheriff Houston Turner. Carter previously attempted a deal involving a $2,750 organ purchase for the Egyptian theatre. He is 35 and was well dressed at sentencing. Sheriff plans to take him to Lansing tomorrow.
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Eddie Carter
Lawrence
Los Angeles
Kansas’ State Penitentiary
Lansing
Hugh Means
Pacific Coast
Houston Turner
Carter
Alfred Freed
New
York City
Eldridge
Harry Frazee
R. B. Stevens
Lansips
Turner
California
Reuter
Bob Rutherford
Gus Taylor
Judge Means
State
Taylor
Gene Taylor
Douglas County
Topeka Grants Two Charters For Independent Firms
On March 22 AP reports the state charter board granted charters to two independent firms in Topeka. The Merchants Transfer and Storage Company received 25000 dollars capital, and the Hudson Goff company 15000 dollars. Both were approved with plans for trucks and car delivery services.
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Topeka
Goff
Independence
Tornado in Merrellton Alabama Kills Two Children
A tornado struck Merrellton near Anniston on March 22 killing two black school children and injuring eleven as the Baptist church building collapsed. Eight others were treated at a local emergency center. two more pupils were unaccounted for.
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Merrellton
Anniston
Ala
Maxwellborn
Paligirin
Calhoun
Diplomatic Immunity Debate in Transport Law Context
A fragment discusses how transport regulations intersect with diplomatic immunity and the potential severity of penalties. It hints at legal tensions between transport safety rules and protections afforded to diplomats.
Counterfeit $20 Bills Fail to Fool Lawrence Drug Stores
A suave stranger, described as medium build and well dressed, visited Lawrence last evening, bought cigarettes with a counterfeit $20, and left. Three local druggists noted the fake note, with deposits revealing another bogus bill found in a store cash drawer. U S Secret Service in Kansas City reports two men passed counterfeit twenties in Kansas City on Tuesday. The duo, well dressed, included a 45-year-old and a 30-year-old resembling an Italian, operating in candy stores and theaters.
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Lawrence
Crown Drug
John. Mitchell
Peoples State Bank
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Ted
Crown Store
McCulloch
U. S
Kansas City
Johns
Hyde Delays Testimony As Hyde Travels To Missouri
Washington March 22 The agriculture committee hoped to hear Secretary Hyde testify on farm relief but he left for Missouri to attend to affairs in Trenton As Hoovers plans for farm relief remained undeveloped the committee expected Hyde to be first witness upon his return and convey the administration's views on relief measures The departure dampened hopes for direct administration guidance at the hearings
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Washington
Senated Agriculture Committee
Hyde
Missouri
Trenton
McNary
Agriculture. Committee
Hoover
Salina Tournament Trip By Lawrence Team Coach Griffin
Lawrence high school coach Melvin Griffin and four Lawrence players plan to leave this afternoon for Salina to view part of the state high school basketball tournament now in progress. The students are Kurt Riesen Dean Bernitz Merla Spark and Gilbert Shawnee. Reports theft of bicycle from Bert L Burnam at 1521 Vermont Street logged with police today.
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Melvin Griffin
Lawrence High School
Salina
ITE
Griffin
Kurt Riesen
Dean Bernitz
Merla Spark
Gilbert Shawnee
Bert L Burnam
Vermont Street
Plane Involved Crash Injures Two Men In Wichita
Two men Ray Thies of Kansas City and R W Wilkins of Hutchinson were injured when a biplane struck a tree during takeoff at a Wichita airport. Thies sustained a broken nose and severe lacerations, Wilkins a broken leg and bruises. The flight was intended for Tulsa.
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At' Wichita
Portee
Wichita
Kan
Ray Thies
Kansas City
R. W. Wilkins
Hutchinson
Phies
Event Summary of Baptist Assembly Sessions in Lawrence
The report notes morning and afternoon sessions with addresses by Mrs Gertie K Johnson of Lawrence Re, a vocal solo by Aimee Pris per of Lawrence, and lists officers including president Lila Stage, secretary Eva Wilson, treasurer Hazel Johnson, and junior past president Mary Utter.
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Gertie. K. Johnson
Lawrence
Nora
Irs
Rebekeh Ce
Assembly
Man
Presid
Agse
Mi ‘Aimee
Prisper
Lila
Ieg-Prident
Eva Wilson
Forence Morris
Hazel Jobsons
Mury Utter
Plea entered in Kansas child death case
Mrs. Ben Lillard pleaded not guilty to second degree manslaughter in the death of Kenneth Dean Lillard, age 4, on March 13 in Topeka. Preliminary hearing set for March 26. Parents detained in jail in default of $2,500 bond each. husband surrendered after telephoning police. The coroner’s jury found malnutrition and neglect led to death and noted prior whipping. Nine Lillard adults were detained to await action.
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Topeka
Ben Lillard
Kenneth Dean Lillard
Court of
Mia
Lillard
Mas Billard
Kenneth
Coromer
Lillard Aspld
North Carolina Tornado Destroys Farm Buildings
A tornado swept a three mile stretch between Wilson and Stantonsburg damaging farm buildings unroofing homes and crippling power and communications lines. One person was reported injured as the storm struck in the early afternoon.
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North Carolina
Wilson
N.C
Stantonsburg
Oil equipment rushed to Mexico by air to curb gasser
Emergency field gear was sent from Tulsa to Brownsville via Fort Worth and San Antonio to quell a giant gasser that erupted near Mexico. Pilot Duncan A. McIntyre led the flight with M. M. Kinley and Albert Jacobs aboard. The crew departed Tulsa on March 22 as authorities feared the blaze could threaten surrounding territory.
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Mexico
Tulsa
Okla
Aoe
Duncan A. McIntyre
M. M. Kinley
Albert Jacobs
Brownsville
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Bribery allegations echo in impeachment trial report
The article cites a letter by Senator John N. Rize of El Reno claiming bribes offered for votes in Henry S. Johnston's impeachment. A senate motion directs Rize to appear at 7 p.m. to present proof. Also noted are separate items: a Missouri man sentenced to five years for killing Brizendine and a Marine killed with a medic wounded in a clash near Nicaragua.
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Oklahoma City
John N. Rize
el Reno
Henry S. Johnston
Ead
Senate
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