Transatlantic rail, Gandhi drive, and foreign policy notes
A jumble of 1930s topics discusses Canada’s rail links, a new Central Asia line, and a joint Anglo German air service plan. It references Sir Henry Cheriton, Lamont in Washington, and President Hoover, with remarks on Jewish and Indian political movements, and a prophetic note on Warlord geopolitics. It notes Gandhi’s followers wearing only loincloths and a prophecy of fire and ruin. It comments on British and German air and ocean service cooperation and on U S economic strength amid rising tensions.
Corupus Christi Cut Off by Flood Waters and Troops Take Over Ohio Prison
A chaotic sequence of flood disruptions dominates the report with Corpus Christi cut off by flood waters and troops seizing an Ohio prison. The piece then pivots to a sprawling petition alleging fund misuses, improper city borrowing, and calls for audits of city finances and salary recoveries tied to city officials and inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Ohio Prison
Buckley Gordon Stands Trial for Murder in Luzon Case
The jury in the Buckley Gordon murder case completed its proceedings. Gordon, 24, a former British national, is accused of killing Guadalupe Rodrigues de in an Ay hotel. The trial centers on the alleged brutal slaying and related evidence presented to the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley Gordon
8. Ay Hotel
Guadalupe Rodrigues de
Bandit's Farewell Costly Trial Twist at court
Vancolybe, 66, April 20, with Ralph Humphries visiting William Siegmund, a Royal Bank of Canada robbery suspect, in court. Humphries, once a spectator, placed his arm around Siegmund as the prisoner's session ended, prompting Ira Jones to exclaim the man known as the other holdup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancolybe
Ralph Humphries
Wiliam
Mumphries
Youthful Flier Heads for Texas on Record Flight
Frank Goldsborough, 10, aims to set a record by flying from Lambert Field in Loues Plying to El Paso Texas. He departed at five minutes after dawn under clear skies and favorable winds. Goldsborough traveled from Co fesias to Gila yesterday evening with a possible noon arrival in Texas depending on conditions.
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Texas
Lambert ST
Loues
Qing
Frank Goldsborouzh
Nyidur
Krapscor
Galdsborough
el Vaso
Goldsborough
Lambert Field
Cofesias
Gila
Indictments Returned by Grant County Grand Jury
Eighteen indictments were returned by the Grant County grand jury in an official report to the district court. The district court at noon Tuesday will receive the final report and the grand jury will be adjourned either Thursday or Friday as the case progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandannin
Seventy Third District Court
Tiusslay
May
CM. Chambery
Wright
Commiexioner
Fire and Police
Franke Hi. Hushick
Finn
Pill B. Steffler
Alrects
Dauid Kuhio
Walter Bytech
City and Star
Weakley
Charles Me Dickson
Whis- Verthogina
Merman
Charles P. Fioehany
Eynbaum
Ue Grant
Fuige WS
Anderson Law Whittys Seventh District Court
Thucsoy
Feiday
U S Aids in War on Grime Rings
Washington April 2 The department of justice adopted a policy to cooperate with legitimate authorities in a nationwide campaign to break up criminal rings. The effort is supported by the armed services and law enforcement agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Department of Justice
Legit
Armingsleakiin
Deportation Proceedings Probe Alien Voters in San Antonio
In San Antonio a court heard testimony from Mexican aliens who allegedly voted illegally. Immigration officers lead the probe to verify lawful presence and potential deportations while federal action remains uncertain. A Citizens League demanded an inquiry as officials weigh whether any voting records or tax receipts reveal illegal residency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Antonio
W. W Snopp
Bispretir
Suu Autoviia
United States
Knuyny Sant
Liatley
Raveman
A. B. Weakley
WILL
Wartimin
Migration Department
Liscountey
Amit Wral
Wade
Jengoe
San Antonio
Hiccoughs Victim Claimed by Death
In MILPORID Mase on April 0 UPr Vieira Gani, 45, died after an illness described as a hiccough attack that led to complications. He had attempted to recover with a period of diet and then suffered a tuberculosis development that proved fatal.
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Milporid Mase
Vieira Gani
Eurinkan
Dynamite Threat Shadows Kentucky Judge Case
In Mayisonville Kentucky on April 20 a note and dynamite were found near a judge’s residence threatening death to county officials and striking miners. The discovery followed a note about the danger to the judge and potential violence connected to current local tensions.
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Mauisonvilon
County Sule
Fh. Mhain
Tulle
Week of Autos Deaths Reaches New High in April
The Commerce Department reported 609 deaths from automobile accidents in the week ending April 19, a rise of 29 from the prior week and 79 more than the same week last year. The peak weekly toll was 822 on November 2, 1920.
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Wotterwoll Merete
Washington TG
Jolonobite
Cook
Commerce Department
Marshall Man Elected Governor in Rotary District Forty Eight
Marshall Martale, Losws April 20, and WePrank Dats, former president of the Marshall Rotary club, win election as Governor of the forty eighth Rotary district at the annual convention here. Vert Arthur named IPL convention vice president.
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Marshall Man
Rotary
Marsitale
Losws
WePrank Dats
Marshall Rotary Chik
Eigith
Vert Arthur
IPL
Threaten Reprisal for High Tariff
An assemblage in Bern, Switzerland, voiced threats of reprisal over a proposed high tariff by the United States. The report notes tension amid the industrial center and references a vague warning tied to American tariff policy.
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INA
United States
IGUM
Bienna
Switeertland
Weather forecast and storms across Texas and south
Scattered thunderstorms and winter weather move through the region. Tuesday brings showers and a moderate wind, with more activity on Wednesday into Thursday along the coast. West Texas sees cloudy days and warmer temperatures with possible showers Thursday. Surface winds remain moderate, terrain mostly flat with southeast to south winds. Major cities mentioned include Brownsville, Texas and nearby regions with broad coverage of Texas and the southern states.
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Antonie Hind
Ategrroe
Weno Hemneritore
Wedtteeay
Claudss Mhundershowers
West Texas
Dash for Liberty Ended in Ohio Prison Riot
An uprising at an Ohio state penitentiary ended after multiple guards and militia fired on inmates. Two inmates were fatally wounded, several wounded, and guards suffered minor injuries. Col. Robert Handrich addressed prisoners, vowing to run the prison from then on as guns and machine gunners secured the yard.
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Columbus
Chis
Anvil
Muligans Rangieta
Ohio State
Pene Ilentingy
Weronvicts
Srighlen
Kwo Wonvieta
Winrge
Jewell Jaffa
Sinter
Obie Nations
Hme
Overer Ambent
Tindey
Robert Handrich
Meance
Qalonel Haubrich
Peavyel
Siliin
Beater
Thurg
Ohio
Freelo
Prisoc
Hankewh
Hats
Widow of Slain Man May Testify in Murder Trial
The trial of Buck ley Gordon 21 former bell boy at the Mae Bonnet hotel for the murder of Guadalupe Rodriguez Jr proceeded with jurors chosen and the widow Herlinda Morales de Rodriguez set to testify among the first witnesses. Prosecutors noted defense witness issues and judges discussed potential prejudice questions toward Mexicans as the panel was finalized.
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Buckley Gordon
Mae Bonnet Hotel
Guadalupe Rodriguez, Jr
Herlinda Morales de Rodriguez
Moniday
Vueslayo
Ndon Bour
Wrie
Ey W. HL T Ridgeway
Curtis
G.J Lacey
Rodiriguex
Guadalupe Street
Montag
Talesman
Andre SteCrorg
Convimaner
St. Binck
Gordon
Frank Miller
Eniée
Black Bald
Bell Buss
San Antonio Bnlels
Wien
Bat Corrigan
Black
Gabe
Stayton Hearing Delayed by Body
WASHINGTON April 16. Unable to obtain a quorum due to a body delay the hearing before the Prohibition Amendment committee was postponed until tomorrow. Chairman Stawron of the board of the association revived the proceedings.
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Stayton
Washinton
Tomor
Two Women Rescued From Floods After Pastor Incident
In Sinton Texas on April 29 heavy rain caused flooding across San Patricio county with about 4 to 6 inches falling. Roads and trains disrupted as the Southern Pacific and Missouri Pacific tracks were washed out near the Aransas River. Debris and water trapped vehicles and buses. no loss of life reported. A pastor and his wife along with another woman escaped by wading through floodwaters to safety.
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Compes Cmtrtc
Texas
Pisinton
Parl and
Papas Intervere
Raina
San Pateilto County
Ty Crow
Afserted
Teifie
Corpus Christi
Fouthern Pacific
Iapalote
Missouri Ticidie
Aransas
Telugio
Mn Conferynment Beeville
Ear
Kaistakep
Watety
Sinton
Lown
Heaviest Rain of Year Falls in L A
Rain totals in Los Angeles reach the heaviest mark of the year as a long spell of rain drenches the city. Officials note 10.8 inches reported by Monday with more showers forecast Tuesday night, aiming to bring April’s total closer to the seasonal average.
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L. A
San Antonio
Wanted Ad Jumble Reveals Mixed Classified Notices
A fragmented want ads snippet shows garbled lines about housing and transportation. It references an apartment offer near street names and a telephone code, with truncated phrases like see classification and small monetary amounts. The legible parts mention an apartment rental and classification prompts amid unclear text.
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Canada
Russia
Sodom and Gomorrah
New Gandhi
Arthur Brisbane
King
Syn
Lamont
Cimmerce
Henry
Cheriton
Mr. Lamont
Wallington
Sir Henry
Canadian National Railway
Merry
Hoover
Sursda
Boyicb
Wall Street
Tus
Turkestan
al -Tayasia
Central Asia
Camor
Melton
Christy
Gandhi
India
Eckener
Warnne
New York
Uritain
Gut
Enmiete
Leen
Comnatla
Germany
Great Britain
Jooks
Wagner
San
S. A
Washington
America
J—Mopac
U. S
Hiccoughs
Howerm
South
Tesai
North Tene
Sey Vester
Tortalina
Brownsiille
Ieee & Am
Denver
Ney Geleany
Fx. Lawdy
Paul
Wastington
Cindy
Nt Witliatan
N P
St. Paul
Papalote
Worms
Farnstied
Anden Braye
Cenl
Chen
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