Mexican Rebels Claim Victory Near Escalon
Rebels claim a ten hour battle near Escalon with 400 federals killed and 1,500 wounded, led by General Escobar. federal reports deny a major victory and put rebel losses at 50 with nine federals killed. Fifteen rebel planes took part. Bombing of Naco resumes as rebel air attack continues.
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Associated Press
Escalon
Cenimal México
Mexico City
Escobar
Eulogio Ortiz
Federal Army
Escal
Jimenez
Almazan
Dolores
Ortiz
le Cruz
Mazat=lan
Culiacan
Maco
Wealthy Students Are Given Life for Murder
Atlanta April 1 Wealthy former Oglethorpe University students George R Harsh and Richard G Gallogly pleaded guilty to murder and were sentenced to life imprisonment An agreement with Solicitor General John A Boykin followed Harsh new trial on a death sentence for killing drug clerk Willard Smith during a holdup Gallogly had been tried twice without a jury verdict and admitted the holdup while denying participation in the shooting Willard Smith was killed after an exchange of shots with Harsh who confessed the holdup but said he was not mentally responsible for the act
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Atlanta
George R. Harsh
Richard G. Gallogly
Oglethorpe University
Iiuilty
John A. Boykin
Harsh
Milwaukee
Willard Smith
Gallogly
Gallosly
Senith
High Wind Delivers Havoc Across Ohio
A violent high wind swept Ohio causing one death and extensive damage. A Newark radio dealer L A Cornett was killed by a falling tree in Cleveland. Windows shattered and several storefronts were damaged as the storm moved across the state. Washington also reported on a political inquiry into last July's primary, finding no evidence of fraud in the GOP campaign.
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Columbus
Cleveland
L. A. Cornett
Newark
Pars
Garner
Washington
Tre Tse
Beki
Specal
Zoe
Wyersville Pageant to Be Repeated Wednesday
The Wyersville pageant resumes on Wednesday evening with a Easter dream theme. Cast includes Easter, Memory, Justice, Truth, Love and Brotherhood, with Mrs Clyde Wachtel and Miss Sallie Spangler Stroup in lead roles.
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Wyersville
Lajos
Lily Bulb
Easter i
Tarong
Pilate
Joe
Christ
Pulte
Followirz
Easter
Clyde Wachtel
Buib
Louise Manse
Wim. I. Deter
Rescos Doub
Win. Hauver
Edward Pyre
Howard Metzger
Memory
Sallie Spangler Stroup
Bastin Bearer
John Arthur Rice
Mary Magdalene
Idgar Bitte
Emma Gross
Cnoir
Bermuda
Boward Strasberger Wedding and Local Society Notes
Charles E Boward of Hagers Town married Miss Mary Jane Strasberger at the Evangelical Lutheran church parsonage with a small party including Dorothy Strasberger and Blanche Crum. After a wedding supper the couple left for a motor trip to Washington. The bride, a Frederick High School class of 1934 graduate, will be among guests at Easter events, including the Freder ick Cotillion Club dance at the Scott Key hotel with Hagan's orchestra and midnight refreshments. The note lists numerous attendees from Hagerstown to Baltimore and notes community business items and a Union Manufacturing Co director slate with officers and site details.
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Boward
Frederick Cotillion Club
Franci Scott Key
Hagan’s
Messrs
Harrys. Bosle
Hagerstown
F. Grove White
G. Haris Stauffer
Walkersvile
Thomas A. Sappington
Mer. Warner E. Pumphrey
Rockville
William B. Alnatt
Serei $. Watts
Baltimore
Robert Ross Luckie
Frederick
E. C. Markell
Wiliam Thomas Plummer
Adamstown
Gl.thormas, Jr
Grove
This Tits
Charles F. Smith
Ligertytown
William Whitiock
Rhodesick Whitjock
Hummerstown
John S. Hernbey
Fratemur Admits Honorary Engineering Degree Recipient
An admission notes Carre I and James, son of Edward James, at University of Mar Douce as an honorary engineering graduate. The document confirms the honorary status and related thesis subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fratemur
Carre i & James
Edward James
University of Mar
State Roads Scandal Report Receives House Approval
The House approves a report detailing alleged mismanagement of funds by state road authorities. The document cites irregularities and unresolved questions about allocations and spending under the road commission.
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HOUSE
Hoover faces decision on prohibition impact and enforcement
A Washington federal official weighs whether the prohibition laws prove beneficial long term, noting economic gains and morale costs. Hoover aims to enforce the law while avoiding sensationalism, acknowledging public desire to drink, bribery, and low enforcement pay, with no firm conclusion yet. A separate item reports an injury in Hay TROIS with limited detail and unclear cause.
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Hoover
Fresita
Washington
Latin America
Johnson released in Elkton home burning case
Eteron Md April 1 AP Hen L Constable Cecil Sougay states attorney ordered Fle mer Johnson released after an investigation of a farmhouse fire that killed Mrs Anna Jane Mahony 82 and her son Edward 55. Authorities hold he was not connected though a search for a young suspect continues and a robbery murder theory emerges.
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Eteron
Hen L. Constable
Cecil Sougay
Whex
Fle Mer Johnson
Anna Jane Mahony
Edward Mahoney
Here
Johnson
Nik
Cripple Held in Murder of Brother-in-Law
Thirteen year old Laurd Landino appeared in Juvenile Court charged with the Easter Eve murder of her brother-in-law Ant Bavalagus. An inquest is planned for tonight or tomorrow. Lawyers said Laura is crippled and that the slain man had frequently threatened both her and her sister. Betalaque was shot when attempting to enter the Lapdino home after threats to his wife and children.
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Baltimore
Laurd Landino
Uus
Ant Bavalagus
T. J. C. Willliams
Laura
Betalaque
Lapdino
Hopkins Institute for Law Research Funded by Anonymous Gift
An anonymous donor pledged 430,000 to Johns Hopkins University for the creation and endowment of a building to house a new Johns Hopkins Institute for the study of law. President Good man announced the plan after years of consideration, stressing it will be an institute for research not a law school.
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Bartimom
Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins Institute For the Study of Law
Goodiman
Ae Saa
24 Dead in Explosion in Belgian Coal Mine
Brussels reports 24 dead and 25 injured from a series of explosions at the Winter Flag coal mine near Hasselt Limburg. First blast struck at 2,000 feet depth Saturday night. rescues hindered by further blasts as the toll rises and more may die. Across town, a barge of Earlham College students traveled 2,600 miles to perform concerts, including a White House appearance.
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Brussels
Earlham College
Richmond
Indiana
East Patrick Street
Canada
Detroit
Port
Jaim
Boston
White House
Glee
Yard and Garden Contest Begins in City
Local citizens rush to enter the Yard and Garden contest organized by the Civic Club. Entries run April to May 1 with headquarters open next week at the Chamber of Commerce room. Prizes range from 15 to 18 dollars with meritorious mentions and special prizes to be announced later.
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Lis Evndering
Cede Club
Ens
Chamber of Commerce
West Partick Street
Wil
Srmownead
Prigés
Cite Club
Stront
Fhe
Regio Health
MelIntyre
Civic Club
Gareen
Ilssic
Tucson
Martha Fix
City Begins Work On Mayor Office In Storeroom Space
Frederic city moves to occupy Storeroom space for a modern mayoral office, shifting current second floor quarters to the Police building vicinity for privacy at Police Court hearings. The new office will follow contemporary design and be used by the mayor, with the present office allotted to Chief Wakb and forester C Gurrit Ki. City bills passed include a city planning commission, building code, and motor fuel pump tax on sidewalks.
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Martin J. Wakb
C. Gurrit Ki
Perks
Frederici
House of Delegates
Avidewelks
Senate
Bever House
Bov
Ermot
Saturda Ao College
Call for Policeman Joke Described as April Fool Prank
A garbled line hints at an April Fool joke about a policeman calling lines to seas and a person named Catherine Seasanie. the fragmentary text suggests a misunderstood prank rather than a real incident.
Tornado Strikes Missouri Towns Spurring Warnings
A violent tornado swept across several Missouri towns causing damage and prompting official warnings. Emergency crews scrambled to reach affected neighborhoods as residents reported downed trees and power outages.
Ache and Pain Parade Advances in Louis Ameles Event
A garbled note describes a parade labeled Ache and Pain starting its second lap, with unclear details about participants or dates, mentioning Louis Ameles and June 16. The fragment hints at a travel or journey context but lacks concrete identities or locations.
Nationalists Claim Defeat Near Minghaighow
Reports from China say Liwps of Laint Hen sailed from the walled city and defeated the army of Marshal Chang Tsung-Chang, with more than 2,000 enemy soldiers killed. The area remains tense as villagers flee to the city for safety amid ongoing violence.
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China
Laint
Minghaighow
Chang ‘Tsung-Chang
Jire
Chang
Shanghai Faces Rapid Meningitis Spread Amid Epidemic
Shanghai health authorities report a rapid spread of cerebrospinal meningitis since February with over 1,000 cases under treatment and multiple deaths including nine foreigners. The outbreak alarms officials as both natives and foreigners are affected.
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Shanghai
Nace Officer of Mrlands Company
Orianéo Compans 2 secuted an additional steel muth headway in the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nace
Mrlands Company
Orianéo Compans 2
United States Attorney Opens Morgan Inquiry
U S Attorney Charles Tuttle began a federal probe into reports that Representative William N Morgan of Ohio brought four bottles of liquor into the United States within a week. Morgan has denied the accusations and a formal list of customs inspectors and agents was asked to submit information.
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Morgan
New York
United States
Charles Tuttle
Willam N. Morgan
Ohio
Morgen
First Legion Show Opens Tonight at City Opera House
The Francis Scott Key Post American Legion presents Main Street Folles a large revue opening at 8 15 pm in the City Opera House. Tickets sell briskly with a parade at noon and talk of a packed house including schoolgirls acts. The production features 20 acts 12 scenes and 250 costumes with minstrel opera drama and dancing numbers.
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Main Street
Ne Pest
Tal
Eddie Parrett
Paxell
Cass
Parrett
Ft & Hopes
Sharp stock reaction pulls prices down in New York
Sharp market reaction pushes shares lower amid congressional livestock price outlooks and high interest rates. Scattered losses across sectors drive declines as investors react to policy signals and weak near term demand.
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New York
Congressional Livestis Preumaiogs
Tait
Ihe
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Calles Forces
Naco
Sonora
Mexico
Amy Veabi
Union Mig. Co
Union Manufacturing Com
Thorming
George H. Zimmerman
Charles Met
Matisias
Thomas L. Zimmermas
Francis K. Wertheimer
Ttc
Thomas P. Rice
North Market Strest
Markestrest
Fourth Street
Kuodiny Bi
E.baec
Pisa
Maro
Hay Trois
Elkton
Hopkins
Ick Company
Frederick Brick Works
Frank C. Norwood
Tee
Garare
A. Shoe
Aneg
Leon
Caugi
Amon Burgee
Ciy
W. BR. Garter
Yorks
Charles Devliviss
Pouce Court
Ding
Matteo
Zulioueel
Governor Long
J. Y. Sanders, Jr
Poly
Rosner
Pany
Amos Gmer
Catherine Seasanie
Missouri
Dareesey
Atest
Imade
Woomere
Shei Westinard
Peale
Zovo
Gourney Uni
Lous Ameles
Alvie Franklin
Unionville
Lee Stone
Earl Marke
James Sinnott
Union Bridge
Aivie Franklin
John Plane
Earl Banks
John Long
Truman Franklin
Edward Burdette
Leone Long
Isausile Brankit
Carl Waterman
Romeo Perry
Beulah Horton
Gladys Bostian
Elizabeth Fogle
Bessie Long
Esther Perry
Lacey Wise
Myrtle Long
Towman
Bonah Cuffman
Nell T. Marie Mottman
Margie Stone
Cora Heffmiah
Marc Stone
Pauline Biter
Edith Long
Bertha Scott
Mary Besie Franklin
John Foreman
Norman Eyter
Guy Creag
LeRoy McDaniel
Paul Brack
Willam Stone
Harry Bowman
Charles Creager
Fred Sinnot
Doin Bruhns
Maurice McDaniel
Sterling Miller
Russell White
Walter Wantz
Ralph Kramer
Charles Curfmit
Chester Black
James Miler
Joseph Horton
Melvin Burdette
Frank Reese
Hany Clam
Orville Joz
Earl Holland
Isaac Gulespie
Buddy Keefer
Walter Forney
Oakey McDaniel
Clyde Hoilang
Delmar Fox
James Sinson
Lee
Old Bank
Laws
U. S
Sci
Chicago
Congress
Federal
Edwin
Walker
Congressmian Michaelson
Federal Building
Wisi Towie Coutbenyier
Florida
Legion
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