England and France Budget Debate Echoes from War Era
A fragmentary column surveys British and French budget maneuvers amid postwar tension. It argues postponing debts could ease deficits, cites a vast wartime transfer to Europe, and mocks utopian wage quotes. It discusses public utilities, Methodists’ political influence, and misgivings about universal pay, Nirvana, and intelligence.
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France
England
America
Britain
United States
Europe
Guards to Protect Camp From Yaquis
In Nogales Arizona guards were posted to shield a construction camp from Yaqui Indians angry over pipeline work. Yesterday the Indians raided a warriors camp, injuring several and causing property damage including torn telegraph poles and disruption of equipment.
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Nogales
Ariz
Apa
Yaa
Maxino
Yale Tey
Farm family massacred near El Paso in dairy attack
In Nome area near El Paso Texas and New Mexico officers hunted three armed men after they abducted money then killed Melquadio Espinosa’s wife and seven family members at a dairy man’s home. Espinosa escaped as the attackers demanded five thousand dollars. The wounded son died today.
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EL Paso
Lacee
Texas
New Mexico
Bering
N. M. Dairyman
Melquadio Espinosa
Visenti
Spinosa
Banalis
Friomena Merus de Espiinosa
Luis
Edolito
Anareas
Juanita
Felipa
Espinosa
Mross
Old Mexico
Rapinosa
Santa Pa
Weather Forecast for Ban Antonis and Vicinity
Generally fair for Saturday night with increasing clouds Sunday. Lows near zero and highs around eight. Light to moderate southerly winds. Western Texas shows partly cloudy conditions with further cloudiness Sunday. Forecast outlines include temperatures near zero Saturday night and around eight Sunday.
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Ban Antonis
Texas
Almut- Tosa
Dog chews off two fingers of prowler
CHICAGO April 2 The burglar who entered the home of L B Geibel in Molothian suburb was a Negro. The intruder’s race was evident as he cut two fingers from his hand, chewed off by Geibel’s airedale dog named Sandy early yesterday morning. Geibel heard the dog growling but slept on. He awoke to find the dog slashed by the burglar with a knife.
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Chicago
L. B
Geibel
Mollothian
Sandy
Getbel
Famous Veteran Indian Fighter Dies at 88 in New Jersey
Brig. Gen. Edward Godfrey, renowned for Indian wars including Little Bighorn, died after a heart assault at his Cookstown colonial home. The battle survivor, who narrowly escaped Custer’s fate, was 88 and left relics of his storied campaigns.
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Cookstown
N. J
Edward
Godfrey
Little Big Horn
Custer
Trio Must Serve One to Seven Years for Abduction
Denver reports three men facing one to seven years for the kidnaping of Benjamin P. Bower. He was held in a shack for five days in January before release without paying the $90,000 ransom. Defendants George W. Reed A Barber Arthur M. Taylor a truck driver and Joe Pannell a former boxer were convicted yesterday by a jury which recommended leniency.
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Denver
Benjamin P. Bower
George .W. Reed
A. Barber
Arthur M. Taylor
Joe Pannell
Lnte
Tariff Bill Seen as Campaign Issue
Washington on April 2 reports a tariff bill becoming a campaign issue as it heads to a likely veto by President Hoover. The party lines favor the measure, with the Senate passing it 42 to 20 after a week of debate.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Hoover
Independent Republicana
Democrats
Youth Arrests in Kansas Girl Death Case
Investigation into the death of 23 year old Miss Evelyn Patterson of Lawrence, Kansas, after she was found unconscious near Garnett. Victor J. His of Wichita was arrested today. authorities say he left Garnett with the woman yesterday and he refused to make a statement.
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Garnett
Kon
Eivelyn Patterson
Lawrence
Teansas
Texas confirms legality of new election law
Austin reports the attorney general's department has ruled Texas new election provisions constitutional. The change requires voters to select presidential electors directly rather than marking party ballots, aligning with state law and upholding the process.
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Texas
Austin
Attorney General’s Department
Italian Town Hit by Earthquake Shakes Qerignola Residents
An earthquake struck Qerignola early this morning forcing residents into the streets. There were no casualties, but the damage was light and the town remained evacuated as officials assessed the situation.
Senate Gets Results in Ready for Tax Bill
Washington April 1 The billion dollar tax bill passed the House by a large vote and is now sent to the Senate for early consideration. Estimated to raise over 1 billion with cuts, it aims to end deficits and place government on a self supporting basis for the coming year. The measure faces hearings and possible changes as Republicans and Democrats pledge coalition support. In Norfolk, Va., April 2 three men await news on the Lindbergh baby recovery negotiations, with Rear Admiral Burrage and others describing ongoing watchful waiting and new developments as discussions continue.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Congress
Treasury
Ways and Means Committee
Committee
Reconstruction Corporation
Smoot
Republican
Utah
Finance Committee
House Committee
Robinson
Arkansas
Milous
Soul
Norfolk
Snd
John Hughes Curtis
Dean H. Dobron— Peacock
Admit Burrage
Scotland Yard Has No Word of Schoeffel
At Scotland Yard authorities stated no information exists about any emissary or agent arriving in London in connection with the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. Reports had claimed Major Charles Schoeffel of New Jersey state police was en route to England for the case.
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London
Scotland Yard
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
United States
Charles Schoeffel
New Jersey
England
N J Police Check Off More Kidnap Clues
New Jersey state police report limited progress on the Lindbergh kidnapping case with only standard eliminations in the last 24 hours. Col Hy Norman Schwarzkopf, head of state police, said Maj Charles H Schoeffel is on a special mission abroad, offering no additional details on his England trip.
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Ngpewell
N. J
New Jersey
Col
Hy Norman Schwarzkopf
Maj
Charles H. Schoeffel
Schoeffel
England
Counterfeit Plant Found in Texas Pen Huntsville
A counterfeiting machine for pewter quarters was found buried in boxes in a prison print shop at Huntsville State Pen. Warden W. W. Ward expressed shock at the seizure and said they would involve the law. federal authorities in Houston were notified.
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Texas Pen
Huntsville
W. W. Ward
Tibel
Chase Bellows
Ant
Federal
Houston
Young flyer Shelby Kriteer wins aviation contest flight
Shelby Kriteer a 17 year old winner of The Light's aviation contest traveled from Fort Worth to Detroit aboard a fast monoplane for the first cross country trip. University of Texas freshman Shelby aims to deepen aeronautics study as he attends the national aircraft exposition in Detroit. His English professor praised his travel essay submitted for the contest and he plans another piece on his next trip record.
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Shelby M. Kriller
The
Light
Bowen Lockhred
Fort Worth
Detroit
Bhelby Kriteer
Shelby
W. A. Maares
Te University of Texas
Tony
Texas
T. A. Taylor
Selby
Night in a Moorish Harem leaves court mystery
DMIGAGO April 2 A mislocated page report notes that a copy of A Night In a Moorish Harem had pages cut out. Attorney Reuben Freedman, representing Rev. Philip Yarrew in a campaign against booze, found the remaining red covers and missing content after retrieving the file from the appellate court. A clerk suggested the pages may have melted or vanished.
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Dmigago
Reuben Freedman
Philip Yarrew
Boose
Yarrow
Freedman
Len
Snd
Japs Rout Rebel Force in Manchuria Bound Army Move
Japanese troops routed rebel forces near Mungan, 35 miles north of Changchun, as the new federation under Henry Pu Yi faced its first major setback. A separate Tokyo dispatch said a large military expedition was ordered to Manchuria to help quell the rebellion spreading through several Manchurian areas.
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Changchun
Manchuth
Mungan
Henry Pu-¥i
Tokio
Canned Goods on Pacific Lowered
The Pacific coast and Hawaii Islands canning pack for 1921 is valued at 140.1 million dollars, down from prior years. Western Canner and Parker attribute the drop to adjustments in production matching reduced consumption.
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Pacific
San Francisgo
Pacific Coast
Hawaiiian Islands
Parker
Women to Direct Laymen's Service at Travis Park
Mrs. R. J. Cuthertsey will print at the Jaymon's street the Travis Park Methodist church at 8 p.m. Wednesday with Mrs. Seth Craig as booster, Mvg, W. E. Smith Breeter and Mrs. John G. Swope musical director.
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R. J. Cuthertsey will _printe
Jaymon's
Travis Park Methodist
Seth Craig
Mvg
W. E. Smith
Breeter
John G. Swope
Mellon on Way to British Post
New York April 20 An drew W Mellon is en route to assume his role as ambassador to England. He declined to answer questions and said he would utter no platitudes.
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Mellon
British Post
New York
Andrew W. Mellon
England
Russians slain in escape total 1000
London dispatch reports Soviet border guards killed Russians attempting to cross a frontier river. Three days of fighting near the Duluster river have left total fatalities exceeding one thousand, according to received dispatches.
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London
Sovie
Nerosa
Ty Duluster
Fumanin
Victim Hanged After Entry of Woman’s Room in Crockett
Four men hanged Davis Tillis, a 50 year old Black tenant on Arch Maples farm, after he allegedly entered a white woman's bedroom. The mob took him from Maples's place 18 miles away, transported him to Crockett, and his body was left at a blackjack tree. An inquest followed the removal of the corpse.
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Crockett
Texas
Davis Tillis
Arch Maples
Tillla
Maples
Tils
Six Indicted for Theft of Warrants in Texas Case
Houston April 2 four men and two women Tokyoboor Lednay were indicted by a grand jury on charges of forgery and theft related to the theft of two Texas prison system warrants from Huntsville. One warrant for 976.82 issued March 14, 1931 covered supplies for the system. The group faces counts of forgery and theft in connection with about 3700 dollars stolen.
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Houston
Lednay
Army
Texas Prison System
Huntsville
Mexico City to New York by overnight Dallas Chicago link
Inauguration of an overnight passenger air service between Dallas and Chicago makes Mexico City 82 hours to New York on this route, with Chicago reachable in 23 hours. Speedy airmail remains, but passengers could not make the Dallas to Chicago overnight leg until today.
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Mexico City
Dallas
Chicago
New York
Chisago
Pershing Reviews Army Parade in New York
Gen John J Pershing visited New York to review the army day parade marking the fifteenth anniversary of US entry into the war. Officials said more than eighteen thousand troops were deployed for the event and the victory celebration drew extensive crowds and formal reviews by military and civic leaders.
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Pershing
N. Y
New York
John J. Pershing
United States
Ready for occupancy apartments advertise low monthly rents
An OCR readout lists numerous apartment listings with monthly rents ranging from about 12 to 120 dollars, including units on Saint Grove, Cicely, and Montray Streets. It mentions university proximity and various street addresses, indicating a housing market snapshot in a city area.
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