Mexican Federal Cavalry Advances Toward Rebel Outpost
Mexico City dispatch reports General Enrilo Ortiz leading federal cavalry toward Jimenez, Chihuahua, while General Calles says Escobar’s force dodges as trains north of Forteon are repaired. Rebels retreat from Mazatlan but remain 2,000 to 2,500 strong in Sinaloa. Calles predicts Escalon occupation tonight after desert crossing.
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Mexico City
Enriio Ortiz
Almaz
Chealtepec Castle
Jimenez
Chihuahua
Calles
Jess
Forteon
Escobar
Ortiz
Mazatlan
Washington
Blocker
State Department
Chihuahua Setter
Plutarco Elias Calles
Portes Gil
Emeeine
Bolson Igitn
Escalon
Sea
Jose Gonzalo Esco
Tor= yeon
Abel
Ohio
Jaral Escalon
Moyrg
Rebels Recruit American Pilots For Mexican War Effort
In Juarez on March 27 AP reports a new air squadron named Yahkee Doodlebirdmen formed as an adjunct to the rebel army. Captain R. He Polk, an American aviator, is named fight commander with plans to bring several U.S. pilots to fight federal forces. Meanwhile Lt. TAS notes American volunteers seek service with rebels. State Department warns Americans aiding rebels do so at their own risk, with potential loss of U.S. protection. Arrests noted for smugglers in Douglas Arizona as weather forecast predicts showers and mild temps with some travel advisories.
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Mexico
He Polk
Jimenez
Air
United State
Tas
T ‘ Mary
Jose Gonzalo Escobar
Lertenday
Jimene
I .O
Washington
State Départment
United States
R. Hy
Chihuahua
State Department
Polk
Cherry blossoms bloom early in Washington for Easter
Washington reports its famous cherry trees are in bloom earlier than usual. Unseasonably warm weather and showers have led to the first blossoms appearing on the trees, with Potomac Park expected to be in full bloom by Easter Sunday. Officials note forecasts had predicted blossoms by April 5, but nature is ahead this year.
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Washington
Shington
Potomac Park
Delta Upsilon Frat House Under Construction at KU
Delta Upsilon begins construction of a new three story brick fraternity house in West Hills on the KU campus, between Alpha Xi Delta and Sigma Phi Epsilon houses. Architect Keene Simpson of Kansas City. contractor P. D. Olmstead of Lawrence. occupancy planned by next fall opening. Sale announced of the current Delta Upsilon house at 1215 Dread Street to Sigma Alpha Mu.
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Delta. Upsilon Fraternity
Jdt
West Hills
Delta Upsilon
K. U
Alpha Xi, Delta
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Keene and Simpson
Kansas City
Tesale
Delta Upsilon House
Dread Street
Sigma Alpha My
Vermont
I Lloyd Houston
The
Bell Music
Delta Session Fraternity
Delta U
Jack Tucker
Lawrence
P T A Meet Here In Lawrence April Meeting
Douglas County Parent-Teacher Association holds a conference at the Chamber of Commerce in Lawrence on April ? The meeting starts at 10 AM officers to be elected Mrs J S Taylor is president program covers child health mental tests leisure reading PTA organization and music demonstration A noon coffee lunch will be served by a PTA committee at the noon break The afternoon session resumes at 2 30 PM with more time for discussion All interested in child welfare urged to attend
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Douglas County
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
J.’ S. Taylor i
Tthe Association
P.T
P.T.A
Phebe Dustin
Phillipsburg
Whiting Williams
Henry Allen
Wichita
Kansas
Eugene Christy
Dix
Florence ‘Beamer
Nettie Cox
Wellington
Frayer
Francis B
O’hara
Memorial Union Building
Zeppelins Return Flight Over Athens Parthenon
The Graf Zeppelin flew over Athens at 7 a.m. on its return from the eastern Mediterranean cruise, with crowds watching as it passed low above the Parthenon. Earlier landings included Palestine and the Holy Land as the four day 5,000 mile voyage neared completion, routing toward Friedrichshafen with weather and wind causing possible changes.
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Mar
Germany
Parthenon
Jerusalem
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Palestine
Holy Land
Europe
Balkans
Central
Friedrichshafen
Judge Unmoved By Brewer Plea In Thefts Case
Kansas City Miss AP Roy Brewer, 19, pleaded guilty to entering Thelma Micham's apartment and stealing a diamond ring a Spanish shawl suit fur coat and $65. The judge gave him three years in the penitentiary despite Brewer's claim the theft was to make the woman less attractive to other men.
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Roy Brewer
Thelma
Micham
New Roy
Brewer
Easter Vacation Marks End Of Week For Public Schools
Easter vacation begins Friday and extends from tomorrow evening until Tuesday morning. Schools close for the holiday and teachers and students will have the break. A regular Antil meeting replaces Monday night activities as announced this morning by the superintendent of schools.
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Sre Tose
Oil output plan curbs 1923 average production
Directors of the American Petroleum Institute unanimously approved a plan to curtail crude oil output to the 1923 average daily level. A return on the 1928 production basis is recommended, with Sir Henry Deterding attending. The move aims to conserve supply without benefiting any single group.
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New, York
Mar
American Petrole
Um Institute
Ap- 1
American Petroleum Institute
Institute
Henry Deterding
Royal Dutch Shell Group
Wait On Information To File Charges Against Six Lawrence Dealers
Information filed last weekend lists six Lawrence establishments where unstamped cigarettes were bought by state investigators. County Attorney Douglas Frazee said informations are incomplete and more details are needed before charges, and warrants against those who sold unstamped cigarettes, will be issued tomorrow.
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Harry
W. Frazee
Douglas
Frazee
Massachusetts
Hess Drug
Sweedereet
Wilson's Pool
Massachusetts Street
Brick’s
Oread
Indiana
Appron
Rolling Contest Confusion and Third Place Mention
Fragmentary text references a rolling contest with partial phrases about work and three entries. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to establish a full event or outcome.
Betty Washington chapter greets attendees at state conference
Last evening Betty Washington chapter regent extended greetings to guests at the state D A conference. Mrs Asher spoke at noon today about the organization in a broadcast from station WREN.
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Betty Washington
D. A
Call for a Probe On Railroads Over Reparations Act
The Trans Missouri Kansas shippers' board adopted a resolution urging the presidents of Missouri Pacific Santa Fe Union Pacific and Missouri Kansas Texas to conduct a suitable investigation and explanation of railroad actions opposing the 1929 Kansas reparations act. Governor Clyde M Reed said representatives misrepresented the situation before the legislature and urged proper accountability, noting a six year effort for better shipper-carrier cooperation. Over 400 attended the opening session of the board meeting.
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Trans-Missouri-Kansas Shippers’ Board
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Clyde M.reed
Board
Missouri Pacific
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Union Pacific
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Ant Lan |Ation
Reed
Shippers’ Board
Public Service,commission
Johnston Holds Removal Conspiracy Ties Revealed
Oklahoma City March 27 ABV A charge that his removal from the governor's diary last week was the culmination of a conspiracy conceived before 1927 was made by Henry H Johnston in a mimeographed letter to weekly newspapers which came to light today Senator W C Fidler of Oklahoma City referred to it in debate on punishment of Senator John Rice whose charges in a published letter of attempted bribery precipitated a Senate investigation and reprimand to publicity The Johnston letter renews the removed governor's practice of direct state newspaper communication Its contents were not read in full to the Senate The letter hinted Johnston planned to seek office again and appealed to citizens to judge me but judge my judges
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Oklahoma City
Henry
Johnston
W. C. Fidler
John Rice
el. Reno
Senate
Five Men Turned Over to Marshal in Auto Theft Case
Five men held in Douglas County jail on auto theft charges were turned over today to a deputy U S marshal and taken to Topeka for handling by the Department of Justice authorities. Names mentioned include William Agee and Forward Graham Paige.
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Topeka
Douglas
United States
Department: of Justice
William
Guggenheim Fellow Dinsmore Alter Wins Abroad Award
Professor Dinsmore Alter of the University of Kansas receives a John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation fellowship for weather research in the British Isles with London headquarters. He joins Dean Stouffer as KU faculty fellows. Alter plans a year abroad starting next July to study sun spot correlations with weather, building on two decades of regional work and a 1995 publication forecasting 1925 to 1940 conditions.
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British Isles
Dinsmore Alter
John Simon
Guggenheim Memorial Foundation
Alter
E. B. Stouffer
Lawrence
Cern
Isles With
London
Fire alarm demo shows quick response at Fritz Tire plant
A test of the United States Automatic Fire Alarm system last night at Fritz Tire Co. on Wrighth street showed the alarm sent at 9:08 pm to Eldridge hotel headquarters and relayed to Lawrence, with a car arriving before the fire crew. The blaze in a wash room burned minutes before detection, was fought by a company extinguisher, and caused no damage. The firm seeks a city franchise, decision due April 30.
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Fritz Tire Company
Wrighth Street
Fire Alarm Company
Eldridge
Lawrence Fire Department
L.R. Hough
Amrine
Ben Hibbs Moves From Arkansas Traveler to Country Gentleman
Ben Hibbs resigns as managing editor of the Arkansas Traveler to join The Country Gentleman weekly farm publication. He is to be replaced by March W. Jarrell, ex editor of the Wichita Beacon now with the Kansas City Star. Hibbs, KU graduate and former journalism professor, will begin in Philadelphia on April 20 after Curtis Publishing Company selection.
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Mar
Ben Hibbs
Kansas
Arkansas Traveler
Country Gentleman
March W. Jarrell
Wichita Beacon
Kansas City Star
Hibbs
University of Kansas
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Charlton Agency Plans School for Western Agents at Dodge City
Charlton Insurance Agency to run an insurance school for western Kansas agents in Dodge City on April 12 and 13. About 50 agents from west of Dodge City are expected, with the event acting as a prelude to the Lawrence sessions April 25 and 26. Glenn Charlton, agency president, notes the program is unique in the U.S. and will attract 180 additional attendees to Lawrence plus the Dodge City group.
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Dodge City
Lawrence
Charlton
United States
Glenn Charlton
Sesson
Casualty, Bond and
Marine Insurance
Funeral rites for former Kansas governor Stubbs held
Funeral services for Walter Roscoe Stubbs former governor of Kansas and longtime Lawrence resident were held at the First Methodist church in Topeka this afternoon after his death in Topeka early Monday. The church was crowded with friends as Dr Charles M Sheldon paid tribute. A Topeka state delegation attended including W West and J H Mercer among others. Burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery with active and honorary pallbearers from across the state.
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Ollowing
Methodist
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Lawrence Man
Harey A. Gordon
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Reed
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Sheldon
David Leahy
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Chaiir
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Empori
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Harald Chase
John Kane
Bartlesville UK
GC. A. Standard
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Joe Mercer
T. J. Sweeney
W. C. Simons
George Hackman
Baldwin Mitchell
Ire Snyder
Manhattan
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T. Constant
Universal Aviation to open Kansas City flying school
Announcement from St Louis reports Universal Aviation company will start air mail and passenger service in Kansas City with a leased tract at Fairfax flying field. Service to begin about April 1 following a contract signing. Nearby Bran ton textile workers strike affects about 900 employees at Bran don mills in Greenville.
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Universal Aviation Company
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Delegates Transport Arrangements From Eldridge Hotel
Cars for D A R delegates offered to transport from the Eldridge hotel to the Student Union building at K between 6 30 and 7 this evening. Drivers should use the north side entrance facing east and call for visitors at the Union building about 5 30.
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