Rebels Attack Mazatlan and Torch Federals in Mexico
Reports from Mazatlan and Sonora on March 23 describe rebels pressing assaults on the federal garrison. Mexican authorities, including the American consul, monitor the fighting with conflicting accounts of casualties and terrain. Dispatches say rebels hold parts of the city while federal forces shell positions and mass cavalry moves toward Torreon and Jimenez as both sides marshal troops for decisive action.
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Angeles
William
Mazan
Mazatlan
Ri ‘Chepultepec
Nfol
Gunboa
Co City
Genesalles
Torreon
Jalisco
L ‘Ng
Cuihuahua
Mar
Federal
Colorado
Zacatecas
Juan Villegas
Fernandez
BermeiRo
P. Elias Galles
Escobar
Rreon
Mex
Forecast Snow and Cold Tonight Across South
Readable forecast notes indicate snowfall developing tonight with colder air sweeping in. Strong northerly winds expected, then lingering cold snap into Sunday across southern portions.
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Ning
Oil conference aims to curb world oil output
London and New York reports allege a 1920s plan by Henry Deterding Walter Teagle and Sir John Cadman to control global oil prices via Moscow talks. The Anglo Dutch Shell and US Oil Company leaders allegedly backed a world cartel to limit production. New York Institute of Petroleum meetings in late March will consider curtailment to 1928 levels with Deterding and Teagle attending.
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London
Mai Bil
New York
Orld. Oili , Trust
Reds
Moscow
Russia
Achnacarry “Castle
America
Axt Oil Export, ‘Association
Mail
iNew
South America
Erate
Tion
Sir Henry
Detering
The
Royal
Institute
B.C. Holmes
Texas ‘Corporation
Androwal
Break Up a Counterfeiting Gang Tied to St Joseph Arrests
Kansas City reports two men held in St Joseph break up a counterfeit ring passing about 40 fake $20 bills in Kansas and nearby towns. The suspects Abrams also known as Lefty Brandt and Clark denied, suspect in Lawrence and Atchison cases. Authorities say the scheme collapsed when a cashier detected irregular serials and silk lines in real currency. Peter son decision expected soon.
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Kansas City
W. .H. Davenort
St. Joseph
Bt. Joseph
David Abrams
Nicholas Brooks
Kansas Ci
Davenport
Lawrence
Atchison
Kans
Lee
Abrams
Lefty
McCulloch
Crown
Round Corner
Brandt
Wo Peterson
Judge to rule Thursday in Peterson Wingett fraud case
Topeka March 23 AP Judge George A Kline sat as magistrate in Shawnee county district court and said he would deliver a formal decision at 9 o clock next Wednesday In the meantime he ordered former Kansas bank commissioner and Wingett bound over to district court for trial on three counts with bonds set at 1500 each, but delayed the formal decision to allow defense counsel to be present.
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Topeka
George.a. Kline
Shawnee County
Ould
Carl’ J. Peterson
C. B. Wingett
American Building
Loai
Kansas
Bank
Wingett
District Court
Changes at Dodge County Topeka Board Meeting
Officials at the soldiers' home and Mother Bickerdyke annex discuss changes at the former institution. Tola, president of the state board of managers, said the matter would be considered at a board meeting at Fort Dodge on April 1.
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Dodge
Easter Egg Roll Ings Contest Announced As Prizes
A partial OCR fragment notes an Easter Egg Roll in contest to be announced. It mentions both young and older participants and ten cash prizes. The readable lines suggest a local paper tease about contest details and prize money.
Lawrence Election Sees Surge in Registrations Ahead of April Vote
Nearly seven thousand Lawrence residents are eligible to vote in the city election. About 397 names were added to registration last night, bringing total registration to 6,965. Voters will choose a utilities commissioner and three school board members on April 2. Incumbents face varied results from the primary, with several nominations and a few polling staff changes noted.
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J.L. Constant
Guy. Pettit
Irving Hill
A. B. Ewing
W. Tf. Quakenbush
Avere
A. R. Kennedy
Paul B. Lawson
J.S. Stover
Churchill
Lois ‘Strode
O. A. McGinnis
Income Tax Receipts Show Large Increase in May
Washington May 21 AP prospects of receipts in excess of estimates from income tax payments this year were a full realization today as the figures of tax receipts to March 21 were summed up Collections from the first quarterly payment reached 526 088 827 inch was nearly 112 006 000 of the 414 516 307 collected at date in the month last year Considered even more important was the fact that the payments to March 21 are already in excess of the 518 000 000 collected during the full month of March last year.
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Washington
Rescue Crews Abandon Kinloch Mine After Death Toll Rise
Rescue teams halted probing of the Kinloch coal mine after two missing workers were found alive. Officials confirm 46 bodies recovered with one buried in wreckage. Two survivors were located in Kinloch boarding houses as cleanup begins at the Valley Camp coal mine in Pennsylvania.
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Parnassus
Kinloch
Camp Coal. Company
Youths Held on Robbery Charge After Filling Station Heist
Kansas City March 28 AP reports two youths arrested after a filling station robbery and ensuing automobile chase. Paul Taylor 19 rented a car later found abandoned. Young Armstrong 20 suspected as Taylor's companion fled and was later captured. A deputy fired at the fleeing car and a bystander was treated for wounds. Both deny involvement. attendants identified Taylor. Jail term pending.
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Kansas City
Paul ‘Taylor
Young Armstrong
Taylor
Fotr
Dostoir
Ynan
Boy Scout Camp Beset by Flood Toll in East Tennessee
A rising flood swept through Rockwood and surrounding areas in East Tennessee. 22 of 28 Boy Scouts were swept into White Creek as a bungalow vanished and debris blocked the stream. Rescue parties, aided by a taxi driver, reported several drownings while others clung to trees. Toll and damage spanned Harriman and Shelbyville with reports of eight feet of water and many homes flooded.
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Lenoir City
Tenn
White Creek
Rockwood
Floyd Miller
East Tennessee
Knoxville
Harriman
Knoxville Journal
Nashville
Duck River
Shelbyville
Spring City
Somerset
Southern Railway
Lansing
Sunken British Schooner Imazone Crew Rescued Near Marsh Island
Coast guard cutters Dexter and Walcott recovered the crew of the British schooner Imazone after a gun battle off the Louisiana coast. The vessel was sunk near sixty deep off Marsh Island following a defiance to search. A negro seaman drowned during the boat evacuation, and authorities consider possible actions regarding the captured crew.
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Coast Guard
Dexter
Walcott
Mississippi
Imazone
Louisiana
Phermalone
Coast. Guard
New
England
Marsh Island
A. H. Bixby
Pascagoula
Miss
Italy ready to vote yes in single fascist slate
Italy moved toward tomorrow’s parliamentary election with a single 400 name fascist slate, no constituencies, backed by Mussolini. Rome and major cities wore placards and flags as workers posted fascist symbols and tri colors. The grand council of the fascist party sealed the list, promising allegiance to the fascist faith.
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Rome
Ap) Aly
Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies
Grand Council
Italy
Farewell Tour Highlights Flonzaley Quartet in Lawrence
Lawrence hosts two days of brilliant music opening with the Flonzaley String Quartet on their farewell tour. Their program features Mozart D minor quartet, Schubert Andante con moto, and Smetana String Quartet in E minor. Also Kansas Guild of Organists events and a public recital by Edwin Stanley Seder. Admission to the concert is $1.
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Lawrence
University
Flonzaley String Quartet
Flonzaley Organization
Mozart
Smetana
Kansas
American Guild‘of Organists
University Fine Arts School
School of Fine Arts
Guilmant
Back
Ernest Blosh
Andrews
Dett
Boellman
Kangas
American Guild of Organists
Edwin Stanley Seder
Chicago
Bach
Handel
Schubert
Tschaikowski
Slay Chinese Leader Assassinated in Peking Scene
AP reports Chi Kung-Huan, a long prominent Republican figure in China, was assassinated outside his home in Peking after alighting from a ricksha. Two rickshaw coolies were arrested. police doubt their link. Also, Tokyo dispatches claim unconfirmed hostilities between Nanking government forces and Wuhan clique amid Hupeh Anhwei border clashes.
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Peking
Chi Kung-Huan
Long
China
Ricksha
Tokyo
Nanking
Wuhan Clique
Hwangmei
Hupeh-Anhwei
Ool Nanking
iChina
Stubbs Alive At Last In Final Campaign Effort
Topeka reports W R Stubbs former Kansas governor remains vital amid prognosis of decline. Physician notes he grew weaker after a comfortable night as supporters endure leading into a final campaign. Separately Winfield defeats Topeka in state high school basketball tournament semifinals.
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Kansas
Topeka
Mar
A. Kansas
Winfield
Salina
Vision of America by Rabbi Wise inspires inclusive patriotism
Rabbi Stephen S Wise spoke to about 1500 at the University auditorium, urging an America that embraces all races and religions. He argued true Americanism is individual contribution within equality, warns against alien labels, and envisions America leading the world through service and moral obligation. A grass fire at 1512 Kentucky Street was extinguished by morning.
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America
Stephen .S. Wise
William Jennings Bryan
Wise
Free Synagogue of
New York City
University Auditorium
Lincoln
Hungary
Roosevelt
Rabbi Wise
Borah
Kellogg
Canada
Europe
Kentucky Street
Strict censorship imposed in Spain by Primo de Rivera
London reports Spain's government has enacted stricter censorship. Newspapers abroad are barred if they reference events or the situation in Spain, silencing coverage for the average Spaniard. Post office officials face punishment for allowing compliant mail through
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London
Spain
Primo de Iver
Agyeo
Former Kansas star Verne Wilkin injured in plane crash
Verne Wilkin former University of Kansas basketball star suffered serious injuries in a plane crash near Wichita while en route to Tulsa. Passenger R V Wilkin of Hutchinson listed as injured. pilot RH A Thies also hurt. Wilkin held a broken leg and broken nose with bruises. X rays planned for possible additional fractures. He directed airplane paint and dope sales for Cook Paints. crash occurred at Swallow airport during takeoff.
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Verne Wilkin
University of Kansas
Wichita
R. V. Wilkin
Hutchinson
RH. A. Thies
Skelly Oil Company
Swallow
Cook Paint and Varnish Company
Kansas
Wilkin
Sompany
Thies
Cook Company
Tulsa
All-Valley Guard
Cook Painters
Dorothy Cage
Ithe University
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Phi Kappa Psi
Cambridge Wins Annual Track Meet From Oxford
Cambridge defeats Oxford in the Te nnal track and field meet with успех by top performers including Caleb Gates of Princeton who won the hammer event and R McGill of the University of Florida who captured the pole vault. Former American college athletes helped Cambridge secure the overall win after Oxford led earlier in the competition.
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Stamford Bridge
England
Cambridge
Tennal
Oxford
America
Caleb
Gates
Princeton
United States
R. McGill
University of Florida
Takes Two to Lansing State Prison Ferry Scene
Sheriff R. B. Rutherford, Eddie Carter and Gus Taylor were sentenced in district court to terms in the state penitentiary. Carter, posing as a California movie magnate, got $75 with a counterfeit check at the Eldridge hotel January 31 and drew one to five years. Taylor, once jailed on liquor charges, to one year for persistent liquor violations. Also, Henry L. Stimson to take secretary of state post Monday or Tuesday, arriving from San Francisco to Washington. Auto ad notes Graham Paige cars washed, delivered by Hudson-Goff.
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R. BR
Bob” Rutherford
Lansing
Eddie Carter
Alfred
Freed
Gus Taylor
District Cours
Hugh Means
Carter
Eldridge Hotel
California
Dean
Hard Lawr
Taylor
Washington
Henry L. Stimson
New York
San Francisco
White House
Lawrence plans for seventy fifth anniversary observance
The Lawrence anniversary committee plans a fall celebration inviting the president and vice president. Vice President Curtis will extend Hoover’s invitation next Tuesday with Gen. Sears representing the committee in Washington. Ex president Coolidge is also to be invited as a principal speaker, linking the event to Lawrence’s founding. Curtis plans to attend with Kansas congressmen also being invited.
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United States
Lawrence
Shapin
Hoover
Curtis
Lears
W. H. Sears
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
New Enend
Coolidge
Kansas
Congress
Leeaus
Free State
Harriman Flood Leaves Tennessee Town Marooned
Chattanooga News reporters flying over Harriman Tennessee report the town marooned by floodwaters. Emory River bridges fail, rail lines broken, manufacturing plants inundated, freight cars and trains idle, landslides cover tracks, and Main Street under water as debris and rising waters isolate the area.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Mar
Chattanooga News
Today
Nessee
Emory River
Rockwood
Harriman
Oakdale
Movie Air Thriller 7 Costs Life of Pilot
Hollywood reports a fatal stunt during filming as a tri motor bomber breaks apart at 7500 feet. Pilot Phil Jones, 29, dies in the crash while stuntman AL Wilson parachutes free. The accident occurred as Wilson and Jones doubled for stars Ben Lyon and James Hall in a war picture.
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Cal
Phil Jones
Fotham
Jones
AL Wilson
Wilson
Ben Lyon
James Hall
Jaumpi
Phil
Show Factory Pictures
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