Victory claims clash in Mazatlan siege in Mexico war
Rebel headquarters report Gen Jaime Carrillo fled Mazatlan aboard the gunboat Progreso after attempting to defend the city. U S officials said Mexican authorities and civilians in Mazatlan are safe as both sides claim victory amid heavy casualties and moving government troops toward Chihuahua and other northern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
U.P
Mazatlan
Sinaloa
Jaime Carrillo
Loree
Progreso
Washington
State Department
William P. Blocker
Blocker
Mazatllan
Federall
Plutarcho Elias Calles
Chihuahua
Calles
J. Gonzales
Escobar
Naco
Auction Sale Notice Near Rosebush March 23 27
Arthur E. Johnston will sell at his residence two miles north and 2 12 miles east of Rosebush a list of horses cattle and a good list of ingements feed etc. Sale commences at 1:00 o clock. Roy B Matteson clerk. Sale list appeared in issue of March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Johnston
Rosebush
S. ©. Forney
Roy B. Matteson
Estate Auction At Mt. Pleasant Area On March 28
Gibson and Arthur Reid will sell at their residence 11-2 miles west and 3 miles north of Mt. Pleasant or 2 miles west and ? miles south of Rosebush. Horses cattle hogs peas and a good list of implements feed etc. Sale starts 9:00 a.m. Davis and McCail auctioneers. Sale list on page 2 of this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Arthur Reid
Mt. Pleasant
Rosebush
Rural Auction At R. B. Shaver Farm Near Ithaca
R B Shaver will sell at his residence ten miles west of Ithaca on M 15 or two miles east and six miles north of Carson City or south of Vestaburg to M 43 and wast six miles a list comprising cattle hogs sheep household stock and a good list of implements feed etc Sale commences at 1:00 o clock J D Helman and son announce Sale list appears on ad 4 of this issue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Shaver
Ithacas
Carson City
Vestaburg
J. D. Helman
Friday sale at Clare residence gathers animals and goods
Friday March 29 P H Owens will auction four horses two head of cattle and various implements at his Clare area residence three miles south and one mile south of Clare or two miles east of Wood’s store. Sale starts at 12:30. Davis and McCall auctioneers Bert McGuire clerk. Sale bill on page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Owens
Clare
Wood
Davis & McCall
Ductioneers
Bert McGuire
Salelish
Leahy Auction At Rural Home With Livestock and Implements
On Tuesday April 2 W H Leahy will sell at his residence two miles north and a half mile east of Indian School or a mile south and a half mile west of Rosebush a diverse sale list including horses cattle furniture and a good array of implements and feed Sale begins at 1 00 o clock S C Forney auctioneer The sale list will appear in the March 29 issue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Leahy
Indian School
Rosebush
S. C
Forney
Italy approves fascist plebiscite landslide
Rome reports a massive turnout in Mussolini’s plebiscite with 8.5 million voting yes to approve 400 fascist candidates for the lower chamber while 136 thousand voted no. The result signals a decisive popular endorsement amid high participation across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mar
U.P
Italy
Benito Mussolini
a_s
Mussolini
Mackinac state forest to begin development this spring
The Michigan forestry division starts development of the 58 000 acre Mackinac state forest in Mackinac county near Rexford. Housing will be built for officials and staff. This summer will focus on constructing fire lines to protect timber before planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Forestry Division
State Conservation Department
Mackinac State Forest
Mackinac County
Rexton
Mackinac Forest
Moonshine Cache Draws Town to Ravine in Ashland
In Ashland Wisconsin residents rushed to a ravine after word spread of a hidden moonshine cache. Authorities reported a 50 gallon supply exhausted within an hour as thirsty locals emptied the find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Wis
U.P
Court Honors Wrested From Detroit Teams
Detroit honors in Michigan state high school finals feature Jackson Hird and Grand Haven winning classes amid routs Harbor Springs, Stambough, Elk Rapids, and Mt. Pleasant achieving regional success before Detroit rivals fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
U.R
Louis Dagnow
Jackson Hird
Detroit Highland Park
Grand Haven
Stambough
Harbor Springs
St. Michael’s of
Flint
Bridgman
Elk Rapids
Mt. Pleasant High School
Fred Kappler Auction at Mt Pleasant Residence
On Wednesday April 3 Fred Kappler will sell at his residence seven miles east and two miles north of Mt Pleasant on the 21st district. The sale includes horses cattle hogs feed and related items. Auctioneer Davis and McCall will conduct the sale which starts at 12 o clock. The sale list will appear in Marcel 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kappler
Mt. Pleasant
Davis & McCall
Marcel
Four Aboard Sikorsky Plane Missing Since Friday
Four airplanes from Norfolk return home after a futile search for the Sikorsky amphibian missing for over 80 hours. The craft left Norfolk at 5 45 a m Friday bound for New York with Harry Smith pilot, Raymond Finucane yachtsman and real estate operator of Rochester N Y, plus two mechanics. A report of a nose dive near Wayertown N J and another possible trouble sighting near Linwood N J are under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
U.P
Naval Air Station
Norfolk
Coast Guard
New York
Harry ‘Smith
Vilot
Miami
T. Raymond Finucane
Rochester
N. Y
Wayertown
N. J
Linwood
Nod
School Honor Roll Contains 33 Names
Four high school students earned all A scholarship on the honor roll for the period ending March 15 per the office of Superintendent G. E. Garnard. Named on the top list are Ruth Hunt Frances Minor Bernice Saunders and Mary Winesburg. A separate group of twenty nine students achieved no marks below B including Ruth Allyn Margaret Barnes Frances Baumgarten Alk Bowerman Loren Cady Louis Deeter Verona Francisco Dorothy Hartsell Margaret Hawkins Gerald Hunter Dorothy Irish Bernadene Mogg Catherine Morrison Dorothy McRae Robert McIntyre Harry LeShea Robert Northway Wesley Riches Eugene Rowe Verl Sage Dorothy Stark Weather Edgar Thompson Leon Wabing Ardath Willie Daisy Youngs Lela McGregor Maxine Monroe Gertrude Neni Arnold Prissing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.E. Garnard
Ruth Hunt
Frances Minor
Bernice Saunders
Mary Winesburg
Ruth Allyn
Margaret Barnes
Frances Baumgarten
Alk. Bowerman
Loren Cady
Louis Deeter
Verona
Francisco
Dorothy Hartsell
Dying Fish Puzzle Baffles Cadillac Experts
In Cadillac Michigan a conservation professor is summoned to investigate widespread fish die off at Little Cadil Lac as ice melts. More than 4 000 fish of several species wash ashore while over 30 000 more thaw from the ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadillac
Mar
Karl Metzler
State Department of Conservation
White
Little
Cadillac Lake
P. A. Wolfe
Isaac Walton Leagute Chapter
Tess Towser
Waterbury Aviator Killed In Crash During Home Dive
In Waterbury Connecticut Captain Arnold R Rasmussen of the 43rd division aviation unit died when his plane dived over his home during a Sunday salute. Francis H Smythe of Waterbury a guard reserve member survived in serious condition after the aircraft lost altitude and crashed near the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwaterbury
Conn
Mary
U.P
National Guard
Louisville
Arnold R. Rasmussen
43Rd Division Aviation’ C. N. G
Hartford
Waterbury
Rasmussen
Francis H. Smythe
Guard Reserve
Frank
Floyd Rasmussen
Smythe
Armed guards protect life of informant Mr X in Detroit
Four heavily armed guards have been assigned to protect Lawrence Fleishman known as Mr X. The informant testified against James Mack, a federal trial convict, in a case involving 20 customs inspectors accused of taking bribes from a rum-running ring. Fleishman’s safety is deemed critical as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mar
U.R
Lawrence Fleishman
Mr ‘X
Beron
Fleishman
James Mack
Mack
Leavenworth
Mastodon Teeth Found In Oklahoma Quarry
Two large teeth and jawbone fragments of a mastodon were unearthed in a rock quarry near Ponca City Oklahoma. The bones, in excellent preservation, were found washed from a creekbed and buried under sand after many ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponca City
Okla
Mar
Utilities Board Rejects Use of Passes
The Michigan Public Utilities Commission adopted a resolution demanding immediate return of passes held by officials and employees. Governor Green urged ending the practice, saying passes imply improper favors and should not be tolerated. Sidney Doyle’s return to work polarized the board with accusations over use of passes and alleged misconduct by Doyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mar
U.P
Michigan Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Fred W. Green
Samuel Odell
Odell
Wilbur M. Brucker
Michigan
Sidney Doyle
Doyle
Dunn
Lice Ut
Hicks
Detroit
Senate
Comission
Pullman Company
Oil trace found in Consum ers well boosts Midland drilling hopes
In Midland county east of the discovery well a depth of 3560 feet yielded a slight oil trace yesterday afternoon. The find lifts spirits after fears the hole would be dry as crews push other wells, including the Joslyn No 1 vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Discovery
Consumers
Midland County
Flarris
Joslyn No.1
Joslyn No. 1
Luher Drilling Company
Curtis Jease
Midland Highway
Sias
Jing
Graf Zeppelin Attempts Long Distance Flight
Berlin reports the Graf Zeppelin set out from Diedrichshafen on a non stop night flight to Palestine and return with a crew of 40 and 25 passengers. The craft aimed for the longest flight yet as tension marked the day before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Mar
Atlantic
Diedrichshafen
Palestine
Graf -Geppulin
Egypt
Greece
Caecho-Slovakia
Schoolchildren Help Stop Fire At Satugs Schoolhouse
Snowbills thrown by a brigade of school children during noon hours kept a Satugs schoolhouse blaze from spreading. Flames were checked until a ladder and water buckets could be obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Dale
Wash
Skipper Randall Defies Coast Guard After Rum Ship Capture
New Orleans March 26 U P reports Capt John Thomas Randall skipper of the British rum runner schooner says he will not accept U S authorities actions. He claims the Coast Guard had no right to stop him as he was outside the 12 mile limit and he denies the sinking of his vessel with a cargo of 2400 cases of liquor. Randall and seven crew members survived the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
U.P
John Thomas Randall
D. S. CG
United States Coast Guard
Randall
Coast Guard
Just Puffing Brews Nicotine Myth Says Miner Doctor
Dr Anthony Zeleny of the University of Minnesota argues that smoking either a full cigarette or a quick puff delivers nearly identical nicotine to the smoker, countering common beliefs about reduced exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineapolis
Mar
Anthony Zeleny
University of Minnesota
Sudden Death of Dan Kane Shocks Friends
Dan Kane died suddenly at six this morning after two weeks of illness. He lived in the city over forty years with his family, survived by his wife, son Gerald, and daughters Catherine and Helen. Funeral services at Sacred Heart church are planned for Wednesday around ten o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Kane
Gerald
Mr. Kane
Charles Rush
Kane
Catherine
Helen
Dan Karo
Nhile
Sacred Heart Church
Flyers Near New World Distance Record Flight
Seville March 25 Ignacio Jimines Martin and Francisco Iglesias Braga of the Spanish air force began a record attempt in the airplane Jesus Gran Poder. They departed Seville for Rio de Janeiro, crossing the African coast toward Dakar, with 5,000 miles estimated. News awaited word on their progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seville
Spain
U.P
Ignacio Jimines Martin
Francisco Iglesias Braga
Cxplain
Jesus Gran Poder
Rio de Janeiro
Dakar
Africa
Father and Son Banquet Brings 150 Plus to College Hall
Fathers and sons gathered in the college cafeteria for the annual Father and Son banquet hosted by the Hi Y boys. Rev C I Hawkins led singing and remarks as toastmaster W Z Grambach introduced speakers. George Stebbens spoke for the sons, then Dr E C Beck of Central State Teachers College delivered the evening address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Hawkins
G. J. Ganined
Program Ny
W. Z. Grambach
George Stebbens
E. C. Beck
Central State Teachers College
Flood Conditions Improve With Receding Water
Flood conditions in the South eased as warm sunshiny weather arrived. In Tennessee, towns still mourn victims of Friday night cloudburst torrents that claimed several human lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Torn
South
Tennessee
Looters Hamper Relief Workers in Quincy Action
In Quincy Illinois relief crews faced looters as Mississippi flood relief efforts continued. About 20 highway department patrols guard abandoned property while Sheriff Kenneth Eniore leads patrols in districts where residents moved valuables to higher ground to deter theft during flood response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Ill
Dar
Mississippi
Avod
Kenneth Eniore
Floods Ruin Eastern Kentucky and Tennessee Towns
Floods across eastern Kentucky and parts of Tennessee cause multiple deaths and widespread damage. In Barboursville and Perry County urgent rescue efforts continue as Cumberland River floods strike, while Mississippi River tributaries swell and transport networks halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
U.P
Kentucky
Cumberland
Barboursville
Charles McKnight
Tyes
Ferry
Amos Thonson
Page
McKnight
Hadard
Pikeville
Perry County
Gregory
Barbourse
Cov
Sampson
Cumberland Valley
Age No Bar At Fairbanks Home For Aged Women
Ten of the 82 women at the Fairbanks home for aged women in Terre Haute Ind have bobbed hair. The oldest with short hair is Mrs Katherine Ramey 82. The youngest is Mrs Mary Kemp 7 who is getting a permanent wave then to bob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre
Uaute
Ind
Fairbanks “Home
Katherine Ramey
Mary Kemp
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