Rebels flee Navajoa as Mexican air attacks surge
U S troops in readiness at Camp Stephens and Fort Huachuca as Mexico storms Navajoa with air raids. American residents receive protection at Empalme Consulate while rebels retreat toward the border after bombardment of Cuidad Obregon and Guaymas.
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Empalme
Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Cuidad Obregon Sonora
Nogales
Arizona
Sonora
International Line
Navojon
Navajoa
Guayman
Camp Stephens Po. Litle
Fort Huachue Arizona
Federal Judge McClintic Rules in Charleston Prohibition Cases
Federal Judge George W. McClintic handled 90 cases in an all day session focused on prohibition pleas. Harold E. Enos of Charleston faced probation or report delays. 49 years of prison terms were set in 28 cases and fines totaling 35,900 were assessed in 23 cases. Twenty-seven defendants placed on probation while time was allotted for 12 plea entries.
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Associated Press
Charleston
George W. McClintic
Harold E. Enos
Legisiature
McClintic
Governor Long Faces Impeachment Trial After Senate Delay
The Louisiana senate postponed action to issue formal citation for impeachment of Governor Huey P. Long. He must appear for trial after charges filed by the house. Defense teams plan to challenge? constitutional validity of legislators’ moves since April 6 amid heated sessions.
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Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Senate
Wuey
Long
Tcial
House
la Ser
Soell
Local Liquor Crackdown Yields Fines and 30 Day Jail Terms
Clarence Philpott and A M Baldwin facing possession charges were jailed or fined after hearings before Justices of the Peace. Philpott received 30 days and $100 fine for liquor possession. Baldwin and wife drew similar penalties. Deputies conducted a city-wide liquor search, uncovering a gallon hidden at the Chilpoll home. Police report a traffic collision near Alderson with injuries to Bob Davis, Mrs Sacks, and her baby, caused by glare from another car.
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Clarence Philpott
Justice of the Peace
Mr . O'Dell
Sia
Lynwin
Chilpoll
Philpott
Baldwin
Hooch
A. M. Baldwin
Raleigh
Reputys
Squire Cottle
Criminal Court
Squire Cattle
Bob Davis
Alderson
Norfolk
Vin
Himtself
Abe Sacks
Mr. Daniels
Stotesbury
Sacks
Davis
Ihe Bridge
Hughes to Sit at Court Meet
Geneva reports that former U S secretary of state Hughes will take his seat on the bench of the permanent court of international justice at an extra session on Monday May 13. The session precedes the ordinary session opening June 15 and will hear two cases between France and Yugoslavia and between France and Brazil, with hearings on the Yugoslav loans expected first.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Tes F Thughes
Permanent Court of International Justice
Mace Ire
France
Jugo-Slavia
Brazil
Mark Twain High School Receives Sixth Straight First Class Rating
Mark Twain High School at Slatesbury earned a first class designation for the sixth consecutive year. State supervisor WH Emerson Lanarfil? sent the classification certificate to school officials. Principal W. I. 2B. Cormany leads the Mark Twain school. Also shown is a condemnation notice: property owners along two miles of highway between Princeton and Oakvate seek £25,000 for 1 24 pieces of right of way.
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Mark Twain High School
Slatesbury
WH. Emerson
Lanafilt
W. I
Cormany
Mark Twain
Princeton
Qakvate
Meanest Man In Existence Steals Groceries From Car
An unidentified thief entered a parked car on Neville Street and stole a week's groceries purchased by Mrs. Mob Welch and Mrs. Myrtle Osle of Stamford. The two women, noting the thief’s need, expressed a grim tolerance as the groceries vanished from the car after a brief shopping stop.
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Ciel
Neville Street
Mob. Welch
Myrtle Osle
Stamaford
Welch
Ogle
Dillon Dillon County man found dead after four day search
Four day search for age Dillon ended Friday afternoon when his body was found near Rutherford sanitarium road. Coroner ruled death from natural causes due to heart trouble. Dillon, born Sand Lick Raleigh County, left Beckley Monday to return home. Survived by four children and four brothers. Funeral at his Beckley residence followed by Wright Cemetery burial.
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Dae Lilien
Daniels
Dillion
MD. Meadows
J. W. Lyons
Hie Rose
de. EK. UE Dedrick
Calvin Sarrett
Frank Stover
W. ©. Thurman
D. W. Anderson
G. W. Upton
Quincy Yeel
Mr. Dillon
Raleigh
Sand Lick
Beckley
Ethel
Flora
Cecil
Sine
Hoy
C2 B. Dillon
Topeka
Kansas
Heary
Granville
Sand Branch
Quincy Dillon
Dillon
Wright Cemetery
Wesley McKinney
Petition for Retention of Sallack as Band Instructor
A large petition by about 140 Beckley community members requests the Beechby Board of Education retain Glenn Sallack as band and orchestra instructor. Vague on exact terms, it argues Sallack’s work has benefited Beckley school pupils and urges action before the next school year. Signers include local residents such as Ty Moorefick G M Peck and J O Thurman.
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Sallack
Town Bank
Board of
Erdiccation
Hie
Glenn Salliek Vetndia
Beechbey
Ste
Edtuec
Beckley
Euest
Sallack Fins
Scott
Hex
James A. Bastin
Bessie Carroll
Henry Miller
Nathan Pickus
Indatl
Pillips
Clyde Lawson
Ar Ford
Bark E. Peters
Cary Tiatlee
James K. Lowe
Mattie Beaty
Te HL Clay
Everett S. Smith
Shumate
J. CG. McCreers
True Romance Club enrollment tops hundred twelve guests
The Raleigh Register and Sparks Circus list adds 112 members to the True Romance Club bringing total roster to 36. Couples must be married at least four years to join and the paper notes Raleigh countys distinct low divorce rate while announcing a circus day program and register office gathering tomorrow.
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Sparks Circus
True Romance Club
Raleigh Register
Eircus
Register
Mer
M. E. Tier
Beckley
Bordeaux
France
Comime
America
Raleigh County
Bacon
A. W. Hawley
East Main Street
Beekles
G. OK. Sweeney
Ghent
I. A. Hedien
Morgan
Husband Slain With Baseball Bat in Charleston
The Associated Press reports William J Haley died in Charleston after being beaten with a baseball bat by his wife at their home. He fled to a railroad area where bystanders found him severely injured and later died at a hospital. Police say the motive is under investigation and no charges have been filed.
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Associated Presa
Charleston
Potter
William J. Haley
Haley
Bartow
Here
Hieday
Shite
Island
Tauld
Poe Vlice
Maley
Ciree
Highway body before court in Kentucky case
Frankfort Ky April 27 The Kentucky State Highway department faces a grand jury probe into alleged abysmal conditions and questioned approvals. The jury urged indictments if reforms are not made, and criticized power delegation to the highway commission and statements by Ben Johnson regarding opposition.
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Phe Associated Press
Shelton
Frankfort
Kentucky Stile Highway Department
Reg. Sonaliite Gane
Prrankfort Circuit Court
Commission
Tof
Js. Watkins
Ben Johnson
Johnson
Man Receives Ten Day Jail Term For Shirt Theft
Shelton was fined and sentenced to ten days in the county jail after a hearing before Justice Elbert Farley. Deputy Sheriff Perry arrested him at the Beckley store Friday night and escorted him to begin his jail term.
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Helen. Roos
Shelton
Wh. & Of Asks Permit to Sell More Stock
The Associated Press reports Washington authorities filed an application to issue four million and eleven thousand seven hundred shares of new stock. The plan aims to raise capital while maintaining current ownership structures. The context suggests regulatory review amid prior offers and stakeholder considerations.
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Premit
Washington
Tuttimore and
Oldeonde Cortial
Fie
TCCL
SD Jeatta
Aelor
Richmond
Vecus
Pation
Export Plan Seeming Likely to Fail Amid Political Tensions
Washington reports indicate opposition within the MIE and Republican ranks to a new farm debenture bill. President Hoover engages directly with senators as middle western Republicans show early signs of dissent. Norris amendment negotiations and legal questions about War Secretary Mellon’s tenure dominate committee discussions, with a pending Senate vote uncertainty.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
North Dakota
White House
Ife
McNary
Senate Agriculture Committee
Firme Bil
Norris
Lug
Wold
Mitchell
Mellon
The
Treasury
McKellar
Tennessee
Judiciary Committee
Fellon
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