Paris Rejects Ebert Regime Move Toward Neutral Zone
Budapest dispatch via Basle reports a revolution breaking out across Turkey directed at the allies, with Constantinople remaining unaffected. OTTOMANS IN REVOLT AGAINST ALLIES, SAYS BUDAPEST REPORT. Paris cites Pester-Lloyd of Budapest in the Budapest dispatch.
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Paris
Ebert
Berlin
Budapest
France
Turkey
Constantinople
Pester-Lloyd of
Basle
Fournier
Bonillas Hurt in Rioting in Mexico City
Advices from Laredo state say Ygnacio Bonillas Mexican ambassador to the United States and a presidential candidate was wounded yesterday in rioting in Mexico City. Reports note no extent of injury and that Obregon and Gonzales allegedly fused their parties though not clear which candidate prevailed. A tense capital with daily clashes and a military siege alert for police aid is reported.
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AN Antonio
Tex
Laredo
Ygnacio Bonillas
United States
Mexico City
Fort Mcintosh
Bonillas
Obreon
Gonzales
Obregon
Gen Gonzales
Bonifista
Gen. Obregon
Hoover Seeks Republican Nomination in California Telegram
Herbert Hoover declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination while urging adoption of the peace treaty with reservations. He argues for a league of nations designed to guard American interests and warns against extreme positions on European affairs. Separate note: Iowa to form Hoover clubs, with more details continued on page 2.
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Francisco
Calif
Herbert Hoover
Hoover Republican Club of
California
Hoover
League
Wilson
Europe
America
Republican Party
Gonzales Signals Quitting Presidential Race
Gen Pablo Gonzales, candidate for the presidency, reportedly expresses willingness to retire if rivals Bonillas and Obregon also withdraw. Excelsior of Mexico City says the move would clear the field for any independent Mexican citizen of merit to enter the campaign.
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Pablo Gonzales
Republic of Mexico
The
Excelsior of
Mexico City
Bonillas and
Obregon
Gonzales
Collapse at O Farrell Theater Kills Eight in Mexico Town
Mexican consul in El Paso reports that the roof of the O Farrell theater in San Luis Potosi collapsed Monday night during a performance. Eight people were killed and 40 injured as heavy winds are blamed for the disaster. In the stampede, several also were injured while escaping falling timbers.
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Sandoval
el Paso
San Luis Potosi
O'Farrell Theater
General Enriquez Addresses Campaign Tour In Chihuahua
Gen Ignacio Enriquez, candidate for Chihuahua constitutional governor, is in Ojinaga and surrounding points promoting his bid and is expected to return Thursday to address the people. Continued on page 17.
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Ignacio Enriquez
Chihuahua
Ojinaga
Water Flow Strikes Hueco Well In Basin Oil Field
Fresh water strike reaches Hueco Basin Oil company well at 1741 feet after breaking limestone. Flow of 50 forces casing and cementing off, about 10 days needed. Water rose 300 feet in casing with shale caving in, slight gas odor noted. Drillers set casing Tuesday to shut off water while mud is baled out. Continued with presidents and trustees visiting the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hueco Basin Oil Company
George W. Theisen
R. del Richey
Love Letters Of An Empress Reveal Rasputin's Grip
The Herald begins serializing the czarina’s letters from 1914 to 1916 chosen for revealing content. The instalments show a queen who dominates the czar, with Rasputin’s influence shaping state matters, while letters from a confidante hint at illicit relations. The second instalment appears today on page 10.
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Levine
Herald
Rasputin
Czarina
Anna Virubova
Russia
Denmark faces general strike after ministry failure
In Copenhagen on March 31, Denmark braces for a general strike to begin Tuesday after king Christian and the new ministry rejected a compromise offer from the trades union to resolve the political crisis if the rigsdag convenes immediately. The strike, declared by the trade union congress, sees all social classes hoard food and fuel as police disperse crowds. Independent Socialists join the majority in demanding the strike. The Liebe ministry warns it will resign once elections are held and the rigsdag meets.
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Openhagen
Denmark
Christian
Trades Union
Rigsdag
Trade Union Congress
Liebe
Six Merced Cemeteries Vandalism Hits Graveyards
Visitors and attendants in Merced California report monuments toppled headboards torn from foundations and slabs displaced across six cemeteries. Police admit they are at a loss to explain the widespread desecration observed on March 31 1930.
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Merced
Calif
Strike vote on Rock Island line sparks Arkansas action
Brakemen on the Chicago Rock Island Pacific railroad voted a strike effective April 4. W D Jackson Arkansas state chairman of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen cites wage scale dissatisfaction under an agreement after government takeover as the main grievance. Local leaders say similar votes occurred on other Chicago routes.
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Little Rock
Ark
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
W. D. Jackson
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen of Arkansas
Chicago
6000 Packing House Men Idle in Chicago
Chicago March 31 6000 packing house employees idle today due to a strike by 900 stock handlers at the Union Stockyards and Transit company. Meats rise with no pork offered. Maynard jumped to 20.90 from 20.72. Federal mediators from the labor department arrive to help settle wages from 30 to 45 dollars monthly. Union officials say workers will not return until demands are met.
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Chicago
Ill
Union Stockyards and Transit Company
Maynard
United States Department of Labor
Operators and workers approve wage contract
A tentative wage contract was approved today by a sub committee in New York. The meeting announced the agreement amid ongoing negotiations and signals a step toward a formal contract. Further details were deferred to page 17, column 8.
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New York
Irish Attack Police Barracks at Durrus in Cork
More than 100 armed raiders attacked the Durrus police barracks seven miles from Bantry County Cork injuring two officers one seriously. A portion of the building was blown up after a fierce fight the raiders were driven off. In London the House of Commons passed the second reading of the Home Rule Bill by 348 to 94.
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Kibbereen
County Cork
Ireland
Durrus
Bantry
London
Eng
House of Commons
Wheeler Assails Wilson's Report on Deportations
Tombstone, March 31 report on the 1917 Bisbee deportations prepared for President Wilson's mediation commission headed by William B. Wilson is called misleading and incorrect by Capt. Harry C. Wheeler former Cochise county sheriff testifying at the Harry E. Wootton kidnapping trial. Wheeler says the report omits Mexicans deported and notes that deputies largely selected the men to deport under his guidance. He describes the selection as based on dangerous and disloyal workers and hints at state efforts to prove cruelty claims during cross examination.
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Tombstone
Ariz
Wilson
Mediation Commission
William B. Wilson
Harry C. Wheeler
Cochise County
Harry E. Wootton
Mexicans Deported, of Whom There Were Many,” Capt. Wheeler
Robert M. French
Capt. Wheeler
Bisbee
Wheeler
Robert N. French
French
Reds threaten general strike over Ruhr demands
Berlin March 31. Socialist leaders warn the government to suspend military measures in the Ruhr and honor the Bielzfeld agreement. If rejected by 3 p.m. Thursday, a general strike will be proclaimed. Ruhr troops await fresh instructions as a Dusseldorf faction withdraws its acceptance and red troops troops move back. Reinforcements reach Wesel and Essen proclaims a general strike. France denies Germany a neutral zone and Millerand signals an early reply.
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Berlin
Germany
Bielzfeld
Ruhr
Chancelor Mueller
Dusseldorf
Associated Press
Red Army
Hhe New Committee
Hague
Holland
Wesel
France
Preentes
Millerand
Dr. von Mayer
Paris
M. Millerand
Ler von Mayer
Pickford and Fairbanks Secretly Wed in Los Angeles
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks married in Los Angeles after Pickford's divorce from Owen Moore. They obtained a license last Saturday and were married Sunday by Rev. J. Whitcomb Brougher. The couple then traveled to Beverly Hills for a quiet honeymoon as friends and family attended.
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OS Angeles
Calif
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
J. Whitcomb Brougher
Temple Baptist Church
Miss Pickford
Minden
Nev
Owen Moore
Fairbanks
New York
Mr. Fairbanks
Duglas Fairbanks
Charlie Chaplin
Los Angeles
Chaplin
Mildred Warri
Dan
Beverly Hills
Treaty Not Dead, Only Badly Wounded Says Cabinet Member
Washington March 31 the Versailles treaty lies in state at the white house and will be sent back to the senate or foreign governments will be notified that the United States withdraws from obligations and terms of the armistice. The option favored is sending it back despite party strife, signaling U S intent to renegotiate peace.
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Treaty
Wilson
Senate
Waashington
D. C
United States
Congress
Treaty Now Accepted Fact and the End of War
DAVID LAWRENCE analyzes the fate of the Versailles treaty as Congress debates its fate. He quotes a cabinet member asserting the treaty is international law and that a joint resolution cannot substitute for a full negotiated peace. The piece discusses possibilities for a new treaty and who must negotiate it if the Versailles settlement falls.
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Peace Commission
Canada
England
France
Italy
Congress
Germany
Ceasar
Cassius
America
Franklin's Trails Grow Crowded with Holiday Seekers
The writer recalls a day on Franklin Mountain with goats, soldiers, cowboys, and hiking companions. He notes crowds altering the solitude once found on the eastern slope, as fossils, flowers, and canyon life mingle with visitors. He predicts El Paso will benefit if Franklin remains less crowded.
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Franklin
Tamalpais
el Paso
El Paso Herald circulation cited as number one
The El Paso Herald reportedly has circulation nearly double that of any rival El Paso newspaper, underscoring its dominant market position and wide readership.
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el Paso Herald
el Paso
El Paso gas rate hike proposal stalls before council
El Paso city council weighing a petition from the gas company to raise rates by 20 percent for gas per 1000 feet and add a 50 cent monthly service charge. Dewitt Bandeen audit reports show 1918 and 1919 returns averaging 4.65 percent for dividends and surplus, with most funds required for debt service. Continued on Page 17, Column 1.
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el Paso Gas Company
Dewitt A. Bandeen
Ban
Jdeen
Theaters Headliners In Today's Shows
Amusement ads list headline acts across multiple venues including BIJOU Crawford Ellanay Jeneres Veena Rialto and Uniqqueanne. Notable performers Katherine MacDonald Margarita Fisher Bessie Barriscale Ethel Clayton are billed in coming minstrels comedies and dramas.
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BIJOU
Crawford
Great Elks Minstrels
Ellanay
Katherine MacDonald
Jeneres
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