Naval clash in Nicaragua prompts American guards at rail lines
Naval forces of the United States reported being fired on during raids near Posoltega Nagarote and Nagarote while guarding railroad routes. Rebels wearing red bands attacked a passenger train and a small Liberals unit exchanged fire with marines near Chichigalpa as guards protected grain shipments.
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Managua
Nicaragus
Icatagaa
Cooiet
Rede
Posoltega
Chichigalpa
Nagarote
Alea
Sirell
Ohuls
Nagavote
Marine Guard
Here and There By Wire Gets Venue Change
A garbled wire report notes Robie Cansler charged with slaying, a Birmingham policeman, with venue changed to Grimes county. Other items include a fatal crush in Amarillo, a two day Texas Junior College meeting in Fort Worth, ranger orders to Hemphill, and charter dissolution of a Texas company.
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Huntsville
Robie ‘Cansler
Birmingham
Venus
Grimes
Est
Fort Worth
Texas Junior College’ Association
Dallas
Avril
Trinity
Troi Waxahachie
Laredo Market Office Extends Onion Bid Time
Laredo market offices will stay open for onions three weeks longer, shifting closing from May 1 to May 28 with possible extension. The Laredo bureau is run by G. Z. Clark and Crystal City bureau by Ry B. Corbin, which will close on June 4. An earlier opening of shipments indicates a larger crop this year.
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Laredo
J. Auten. Hunter
Market News
Washington
Hunter
Lared
G. 2. Clark
Crystal City
Ry“B. “Corbin
Sune 4. i
Ayala Trial Date Set in Chavez Slaying Case
Manuel Ayala's trial, charged with the slaying of Rafael Chavez, was set for May 23 in the Thirty-seventh District Court before Judge W. A. Anderson. The indictment references the July 22 incident and lists Chavez as the victim in the case.
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Ayala
Chavez
Manuel Ayala
Rafael Chaves
Dudge
W. 5. Anderson
Tharedar
Marines Take Coviet Gate In Peking Amid Raid Fallout
In Peking on April 21 American Marines sealed the Soviet embassy gate and guards from other powers entered the western wall area as Chinese authorities agreed to the step. Soviet consular officials remain, with China saying the raid’s documents are under examination and cannot be complied with. In Hankow rioting and looting persisted, with 85 Americans near the foreign settlement, as authorities warned the Nanking outrage could trigger foreign warship action.
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Peking
Moscow
Hankow
Nanking
Church Uses Time Clock in Sunday School
In Denton on April 20 First Methodist church adopts a regulation industrial timepiece for Sunday school teachers. Teachers must punch in 19 minutes before the opening assembly. The idea, praised by the superintendent Ey Burk, aims to improve punctuality in the class.
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International Nerrs Zetrice
Denton
First Methodist Church
Ey Burk
Tomato Crop Moves Early to Texas Market
The first early shipment of Texas tomatoes for 1927 left San Benito nearly two weeks sooner than usual. J Austen Hunter of the local market news bureau said the tomatoes fetched 1.50 per four basket crate at the shipping point. He noted the acreage has increased and total movement this season should greatly exceed 1926’s 8,?5.
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San Benito
Texas
J. Austen Hunter
Local Market News Bureau
Hunter
Black woman jailed after streetcar disturbance
A young Black woman aggravated two women by insulting their child on a streetcar Wednesday night. She was taken into custody and lodged in the city jail Thursday.
Dargue Incuba Predicts 3 Airliner Flight South America
New York April 21 Major Herbert A Dargue reported via telephone from Havana with Grover Loening that Pan American army air corps planes expanded knowledge of flying feasibility in South America. The tour included 100 landings over 17 000 miles charting routes hundreds of miles through tropical wilderness and absent landing facilities. The flight plans called for New York San Francisco San Antonio and St Louis to start for Miami on the tour's final leg.
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New York
Army
South America
Herbert A. Dargun
Hlavane
Grover Loening
Loening Aeronautical Engineering Corporation
Major Dargne
South American
San Francisco
San Antonio
St. Louis
Miami
Dargue
Havana
Americ
Loening
Andes
Whitt Alimony Hearing on Docket in Divorce Suit
Mrs Silvia Lippman Whitt seeks $400 monthly alimony during divorce proceedings against G HL Whitt. A temporary injunction bars withdrawal of lands by Mrs Whitt, with deposits placed in a National bank. Hearing set for 10 oclock Monday before Judge W W McGeorr. notice served on bank president W R King.
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Silvia Lippman
G HL. Whitt
W. W. McGeorr
W R, King
Disease talk at Main Avenue High by Dr Revely
Dr Revely addressed members of the physiology department at Main Avenue High School on the subject of disease at the school.
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Main Avenue High School
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