Women Flee Honduras As Revolt Looms In Nation
Foreign women and children mainly Americans seek safety aboard ships in Honduran harbors as rebels threaten Tela Trujillo coast cities. Honduras floods troops and civil guards nationwide. President Mejia Colindres warns revolt near end, cites Guatemalan cooperation and ongoing battles around Senagu er and Progreso with rebel forces.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Telakhd
Trujilla
Ehipa
Revolutionary Armire
Honduran Congress Lnst
Vicente Miejas Colindres
Iis
Mejia
Senaguer
Luis Alonzo ‘Lopez
Mario Gonzales
Froman Diez
Ladiclag Santos
Progreso
Gol Alfredo’ Reina
Swift family and Chicago University shape future education
The piece recounts the Swift family’s rise from a butcher business to a vast fortune supporting education, especially at the University of Chicago led by President Hutchins. It highlights Rockefeller philanthropy, the university’s flexible curriculum, and notable faculty and alumni like Nobel laureates Compton, Millikan, and Amos Alonzo Stagg.
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John D. Storkefeller
University of Gbbeass
Chicaza
Drofessor Breated
Oriental Department
Rockefeller
Wise Foal
Donzht
Chicago bin Big Park
Hutchins
Homer
de Cilla
Ubeir
University of Wearnest
Amcon
Michelsen
Compton
Millen
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Yale
Aods
Ghicago University
Lerdex
Exan
Rebels Press Tela As Gen Rein Drives Rushing Forces
Reports say a third rebel group attacked Tela as Gen Jose Maria Rein's defending force repelled the attackers, seizing artillery including a Levis machine gun and bombs. Civilians fled as authorities evacuated foreign women and children. Rebel activity also reported at Saba and near San Pedro Sula with lines damaged and troops regrouping for another push.
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Banco de Uonduis
Prtos
Willen
Sundey
Fela
Forcr
Jose Maria Rein
Stlackera
Levis
Tela
Egast
Saba
Colon
San Pedro Sule
Cartes
Tebel
Trifilio
Arturo Ordonez
Jap Prince and Princess Leave Washington for Philadelphia
Prince and Princess Takamatsu of Japan departed Washington in a private car at 10 am after a six day stay in the capital. The farewell included a brief meeting with Secretary of State Castle, with the prince calling the visit “the happiest” of his 23 countries visited on the tour.
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Washington
Washington, D. C
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Bringess Takamatsu
Japan
Philadelphia
Uniter
Castle
Political Clash in Peru Leaves Multiple Wounded
Dispatches from Guzco report a political clash in the city that left two men dead and several others wounded. Authorities were not identified, and the incident prompted local unrest and delayed activities in the region.
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Peru
Lima
Dera
Guzco
el Comercio Inday
City News Corcition's of Schulenberg Club Event
A Thursday dance at 425 Fast Josephine venue features Celebrity club with friends invited for an evening of entertainment and socializing in Schulenberg.
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Fiesta honors Alamo heroes on second day pilgrimage
A large crowd gathers as King Autonia is welcomed by the city officials and Cavalry. The Alamo shrine hosts a wreath ceremony with Maj. Gen. Buck, Major Chambers, Rabbi Samuel Phil and Chaplain Hands. Schools join with a band and patriotic displays marking the pilgrimage to remember Texas liberty’s 182 defenders.
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Irke Y Welcom
Welemite
Travis
Crockett
Bowie
Bonham
Autonia
Cavaliera
I. Maxey Hart
Texas Liberty
Antonio
Alanje
Alama
Tosas’ Rangers
Gold Star Mothers of
San Antoni
City Federation of Women
Terns
Alamo
J. DB. Buck
Ross Sterling
Admvno
Major Chambers
Samuel 1 Phi
Be Avenue
Store Chief Cuts Himself Off Payroll
In New York on April 21, David A. Schulte, president of Schulte Retail Stores earning $25,000 yearly, cut himself from the payroll at the annual meeting. He ordered his salary stopped until September and does not plan to resume until business warrants. Company officers expressed uncertainty about future actions.
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New York
David A. Schulte
Schulte
Moalis
Requests for Investigation Into Statements By Detectives
A fragmentary plea from Coplinard requests that six detectives be compelled to reveal if they made statements to Weldon about the murder of Ry Karashin. It asserts investigations were conducted to identify and arrest suspects and calls for removal and charges against any officers named.
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Twonovan Weldon
Ry Karashin
Prohibition Course Offered at Wesleyan University
A new course in governmental problems will be offered by Wesleyan University in the political science department. It will address prohibition as a governmental issue and is announced by school officials.
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League to Renew Fight for Equal Representation in City Elections
A San Antonio council session on May 42 1931 discusses renewing efforts for equal representation in polling. Citizens League petitions seek three judges per ward and three inspectors per ward, with administration opponents endorsing the move to ensure parity in the city election duties.
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Dirkson
Toedday
City Commission
Cebt
Pho.welilions Renal
Citizens' League
Citizens’ League
San Antonis
Citizens’ “League
Courccil
Siowers
Cdty
Jury acquits Linn County woman in fatal shooting
A Linn County jury exonerated a local woman for a fatal shooting on Friday night. Prosecutor Forel D Labaugh announced no further charges would be pursued after the acquittal, with the jury ruling the death an accident. Details of the case and witness testimony were not disclosed.
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Kane
Ars
Uawar Cole
Afi eYietpmits
Linn
Forel D
Labaugh
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