Federal Troops Hold Mazatlan Amid Mexican Revolution Clash
In the fourth week of the Mexican revolution federal and rebel forces battled over Mazatlan's port. The federal garrison, outnumbered at least two to one, held the city as 6000 reinforcements move from Irapuato to relieve the besieged garrison. Central Mexico sees rival armies tightening as General Calles heads toward Bermenillo and General Almazan reaches the area, with General Escobar moving from the border to join forces in the south.
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Mazatlan
Irapuato
Mexico
Calles
Bermenillo
Torreon
Orth
Almazan
Escobar
Chishwabua
Earnshaw Fined In Gambling Case
Marty Earnshaw pleaded guilty to operating two gambling or slot machines in city court. Justice J H Bitner fined him 100 dollars and costs after police raided his Mulberry and Franklin streets establishment on Saturday, the second raid in recent months. The first Earnshaw arrest involved a liquor possession charge now pending in federal court.
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Marty Earnshaw
Three Decrees One Suit Filed in Court Today
Three decrees and one suit filed in court this morning. Mary Goward was granted a divorce from Resecoe Bowarl on grounds of unfaithfulness. William J. Allen divorced from Louise V. Allen and Emma E. Painter on grounds of abandonment. Pauline E. Wilson filed suit for divorce from Tarry Wilson on abandonment.
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Mary Goward
Resecoe Bowarl
William J. Allen
Louise V. Allen
Emma E. Painter
Pauline E. Wilson
Tarry $. Wilson
Airman Rasmussen Killed in Waterbury Crash
Capt. Arnold R. Rasmussen, a National Guard airman, died in a crash near Waterbury. The incident also involved a passenger unit and occurred on March 25. Police and military authorities are investigating the cause.
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Waterbury
Gapland Youth Committed For Two Robberies
Joseph Norris a 16 year old Gapland youth was committed to the Maryland Training School for Boys after admitting to two robberies. The February Grand Jury indicted him for stealing 3.70 from a Broad Run grocery and 10 from Howard Huffer’s lamp. He was later accused of ransacking Montevue’s safe for 75 while attendants were absent, admitting 29 of that amount. He appeared before Justice Newman and was sent to the Maryland Training School.
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Frederick
Joseph Norris
Gapland
Maryland Taining School
Broad Run
Howard Huffer
Montevue
Norris
John S$. Newman
Mary. Jang
Beautiful Cities Unfit To Live In
Adephia reports from March 28 that Rockefeller Institute researchers state white cities of striking beauty are structurally unsuited for proper human breeding and living conditions. The claim highlights urban design flaws affecting health and social outcomes.
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Adelphia
Xis Carrell
The
Rockefeller Institute
Hiteets
British Captain Of Ship Sunk By Coast Guard A Rum Runner
New Orleans report on the sinking of the British steamer Fun Alone and Captain Randall. He admits the vessel was a rum runner and describes the chase by a US cutter Walcott outside the twelve mile limit. International questions hinge on the ship’s exact position when sighted. Representatives from the US, Britain and France study the facts.
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Coast Guard
New Orleans
John Thos
Randall
Coast: Guard
Eastern Seaboard
Halifax
George Stearn
Vie
Trinity Shoals
Louisiana
Walcott
United States Coast Guard
Tom Tinner
United States
Great Britain
Prange
Graf Zeppelin Fleets Over Europe On Long Mediterranean Flight
The Graf Zeppelin departed Friedrichshafen with 27 passengers and a 48 member crew for a four day, 5000 mile cruise over France Italy the Balkans and eastern Mediterranean shores. Weather will steer the exact route as preparations add interior improvements for passenger comfort.
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Priedrichshafen
France
Italy
Mediterranean
Balkans
Europe
Friedrichshafen
Basle
Switzerland
Marseilles
Eckner
Colorado Buried Under Snow Blanket
Denver March 25 The storm hit southwestern Colorado isolating mining towns in the San Juan basin by slides that buried railroad tracks under 20 to 40 feet of snow Paralyzed traffic and idle industries were reported as the system spread across the state. Meanwhile record heat struck Missouri and Kansas while Oklahoma and Texas endured summerlike readings.
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Denver
Colorado
California
San Juan Basiin
Trafic
St. Louis
Kansas City
Weather Bureau
Alahoma
Texas
Mercury
Big Zeppelin
Three Dead In Plane Crash At Mt Gretna Reserve
A monoplane crash at Mt Gretna military reservation today killed three passengers. Major Hicks, commandant of the reservation, reported the incident. The craft was a Mahoning with number 7208 and unidentified at once. Also noted is a Buenos Aires yellow fever quarantine update.
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MT. Gretna
Hicks
Good Friday Observance Endorsed For Hagerstown
The paper urges a proper observance of Good Friday in Hagerstown with cessation of business and attendance at religious services to remember the world's sacrifice. It reflects on the crucifixion's significance, urges meditation, and questions modern focus away from the cross. It cites biblical prayer references and contemplates the impact on followers.
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Hagerstown
Vote Before 6 O Clock In Hagerstown Election
Citizens urged to cast their ballots before six in the evening to support Mayor Reuben Musey and the five Democratic council candidates. The notice emphasizes duty and rights, praises past leadership, and asks voters to show trust in current officials to continue progress and efficient city management.
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Hagerstown
Reuben Musey
Charles E Bowman
Myor Reuben Musey
Wrecked Norfolk and Western station hit by safe crackers
The Norfolk and Western Railroad station at Front Royal Virginia was wrecked by a blast early today as safe crackers used nitroglycerine to blow open the ticket office safe. The explosion damaged the interior including the ticket desk, telegraph tools, and scattered papers and tickets. windows were shattered. It is believed the same group may have earlier robbed Cahill’s office in Hancock and entered a tool house and warehouse there the same night. Front Royal lies about 60 miles south of Hagerstown.
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Norfolk and Western Railroad
Front. Royal
S. Rinehart Cahill, Hancock
Western Maryland Tool’ House
J. W. Myers and Co
Hancock
Front Royal
Hagerstown
Fruit safe from late freeze as March heat ends
Despite swollen buds from warm weather, fruit remains safe against a late cold snap. J A Miller from Keedysville notes peaches and pears hold up to low temperatures, with 82 degrees recorded as the warmest March day in eight years. Apple buds lag, apricots bloom nearby, peaches and cherries potential bloom if warmth returns.
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J. A. Miller
Keedysville
Miller
Mr. Miller
Weather Bureau
West Virginia
Here
Virginia
Fredericksburg
No Contest at Hancock in Municipal Election
The Hancock municipal election next Monday April 1 is expected to have a single ticket. John T. Mason is renominated for burgess Frank R. Beard for assistant and Charles J. Mei avor Roy J. Fritz and Mathew Fe Hughes for commissioners. Beard and McAvoy serve on the current board.
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Hancock
John T. Mason
Burgess
Frank R. Beard
Charles J. Meiavor
Roy J. Fritz
Mathew Fe Hughes
Messrs. Beard
McAvoy
Board of Commissioners
Man Who Saw Lincoln Shot Dies at 82
Washington March 25, UP Myron M. Parker who was in Ford's Theatre the night Lincoln was assassinated and who led Masonic ceremonies at the 1885 Washington monument dedication has died aged 82. A longtime civic figure, he also served on a Cuba trip investigating Spanish American War incidents. Born in Far Vermont his ancestors fought in the Revolutionary War and War of 1812. he enlisted in the First Vermont Cavalry in 1861 and served in Civil War battles.
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Washington
Myron M. Parker
Ford
Abraham Lincoln
Washington Monument
Cuba
Far Vt
Tie
First
Vermont Cavalry
War Department
Robbery at Wilson's Store Nets $18 and Meats
Martin's store at Wilson's along the Western pike was robbed last night of $18 in cash and a cured shoulder. Entrance was gained through a window, the Sheriff's office says, as investigators probe the incident.
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Martin
Wilson’s
Western Pike
Sheriff's Office
Hoover to Exercise for Health and Stamina
President Hoover will follow a regimen of exercise to stay fit for long hours in the executive office. He will periodically throw a medicine ball with Dr Ray Lyman Wilbur and Secretary of the Interior and take long evening walks around the White House grounds.
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Washington
Hoover
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Interior
White House
49 Dead Toll of Tornadoes in Southland
Floods from Cumberland mountain watersheds caused 37 deaths in southeastern Kentucky and northeastern Tennessee over the weekend. Tornadoes and storms across four other southern states raise the death toll to 49, with several patients still recovering as Dr. R. G. Stevenson improves in hospital care.
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Southland
Louisville
Cumberland Mountain
Kentucky
Tennessee
Seville Aviators Start Secret Flight Toward Rio
Two young Spanish aviators departed Seville in a secret takeoff aboard the airplane Jesus Gran Poder. They aim to cross the Atlantic via Cape Blanco and Pernambuco with plans to reach Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in hope of achieving a swift sea crossing. The 4800 mile journey prep included fuel, water, and rations. arrival is uncertain amid vast open water.
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Seville
Spain
Amr
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Francisco
Jimine
Ignacio Iglesas
Jesus
Gran Poder
Africa
Cap Blanco
Mauritania
Pebuco
Cape Verde Islands
Pernambuco
Rio’ Janet
Cadiz
Blanco
Cape Blanco
Coul
Dlanc O
Royal Aero Club of Madrid
Havana
Higaneiro
Karachi
India
Woman dies from February home attack in Atchison
Mrs C V Jacobs, 53, who was attacked and severely burned at her Atchison home on February 26, died today. Louis Glover, a Black man, is charged with murder and held in Kansas City Kansas for safekeeping. He allegedly thrust Mrs Jacobs head first into a furnace. her husband, C V Jacobs, a retired baker, frightened him away when he returned home.
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Atchison, Kansas
C. V. Jacobs
Louis Glover
Kansas City
Kansas
Leitersburg Woman Falls Fractures Hip at Home
Mrs Hillary Unclebee of Leitersburg fell while descending stairs and fractured her hip. Her eyesight has been failing for years and she miscounted steps. Her husband is confined to bed.
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Hillary Unclebee
Leitersburg
Workers Strike At Polser Mills In Greenville
Greenville March 25 200 textile workers walked out protesting an efficiency system used in Polser Manufacturing Company mills near the city. About two thousand to twenty five hundred operatives left their jobs this morning in a cooperative walkout.
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Greenville
S.C
Polser Manufacturing Company
Here
Om. Ployes
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Lord God of Hosts
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Luville Dorff
University of Missouri
Ralph Turner
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Lucille Dorff
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