Rebels Evacuate Juarez as Federal Troops Reassert Control
Juarez, Chihuahua April 10. Federal troops regain control as rebels evacuate the city. Colonel Jesus Triama with 350 cavalry rode into Juarez from the south with no opposition. General Juan Andreu Almazan with about 7,000 loyal soldiers is expected within days. A police injury and rebel guard casualties are reported as order is restored.
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Juarez
Chihuahua
Jesus Triama
Triama
Villa Oun Uy
Chihuay
Juan Andreu Almazan
Puente Alto
Philadelphia Furor Over Crime Ring and Federal Action
Philadelphia grand jury exposes a city plagued by hired gunmen liquor runners and a large bootlegging network reaching from Pennsylvania to the Canadian border and the Mississippi. Police at odds with civil service over firings. mayor backs director amid suspensions. Southern Railway cited in anti trust case over Mobile seaport control.
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Philadelphia
Hoover
J. Edwin O. Lewis
Lewis
Bank
Ally
Grand
Ode
Pennsylvania
Mississippi River
Lemuel B. Schofield
Public Safety
Civil Service Commission
Heaverg
Hackey
Grand Jury
Schofield
Phila
Grand Delphia
Chicago
Southern Railway
Wth
Con
Mobile
Seaulr Y Seeas
Mobile Inte
Saba
Coane
Rebels abandon Juarez after city battle
Rebel troops who seized Juarez after a brutal clash a month earlier fled last night as loyalist forces closed in. The city emptied of troops except for a rear guard. El Paso resident Al Coenen, 28, was forced to join the evacuation aboard a rebel train and held briefly before departure. Coenen, once a mechanic for a major airline, has a wife and two children in El Paso.
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Juarez
Chihuahua
Mexico
al Coenen
el Paso
Coenen
Murphy High Student Poll Sets King and Queen
More than 800 Murphy High students participate in a municipal style election to crown the king and queen during junior day. Voters pay a 10 cent poll tax and register. ballots are cast in the cafeteria with ballots and petition rules guiding candidate eligibility.
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Murphy High
The
Murphy High School
Mobile
Governor weighs sterilization bill in Des Moines
Des Moines governor Hammill faces a bill passed by both houses that would authorize sterilization of people deemed likely to procreate. The measure targets those labeled feeble minded insane epileptic criminal or degenerate and would permit authorities to order involuntary sterilizations.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Hammill
Foster named chief investigator for south Alabama district
W. J. Foster, previously prohibition administrator for the north Alabama district with offices in Birmingham, is appointed chief investigator for the south Alabama district. The new office, announced by O. D. Jackson, administrator for the tenth district, will base headquarters in Mobile and oversee investigation work across the district.
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W. J. Foster
North Alabama
Withers
Birmingham
South Alabama
O. D. Jackson
Mr. Foster
Mobile
Weather update for Alabama Northwest and Florida
Weather report notes cloudy conditions in Alabama northwest tonight and Florida on Thursday. Forecast mentions overcast skies with possible rain chances and moderate temperatures across the region.
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Alabama
Northwest
Florida
Judge Delivers Charge to Jurors on Tampering Insinuations
Birmingham report outlines grand jury inquiry into Jefferson county jury selection. Newsroom editors Frye and Creel testified after questions about a Birmingham Age-Herald report alleging hand picked juries. Judges Snyder and McElroy laid out that the investigation must be exhaustive and corrective steps taken if irregularities are found.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jefferson County Grand Jury
Court House
Harry C. Frye
C. B. Creel
Birmingham Age-Herald
Age-Herald
Jefferson County
Lindbergh Lands at Brownsville After Secret Mexico Flight
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh landed in Brownsville at 9:30 a.m. after spending the night in Mexico following a Mexico City departure. He said the stop was for personal reasons and he did not intend to cross into the United States further. Friends suggested a ranch near Texas was involved while Lindbergh lamented unauthorized press disclosure of his movements.
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Brownsville
Texas
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mexico
Mexico City
Lindbergh
Dawes Named Ambassador to Great Britain in Washington
Announcement in Washington on April 10 says former Vice President Dawes will be ambassador to Great Britain. He will leave to complete Santo Domingo finances then return to Washington to discuss British American relations before heading to London.
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Washington
Dawes
Santo Domingo
Stinson
London Post
British Foreign Office
Alanson B. Houghton
London
United States
UVa Delta Tau Delta officers travel to New York over liquor charges
After a Beta Iota Chapter meeting at the University of Virginia Curtis E. Cuddy of Roanoke, president, and Hamilton Scherer of Richmond, a senior member, have gone to New York to confer with national officers regarding letters to alumni alleging the Beta Iota Chapter defied the national organization and UVA administrative authorities over whiskey use in the fraternity house.
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Charlotteville
Beta Iota
University of Virginia
Delta Tau Delta National Fraternity
Curtis E. Cuddy
Roanoke
Hamilton Scherer
Richmond
New York
Arch
National Organization
Beta Lota
Miners Union Slashes Salaries at Illinois Convention
Peoria April 10 The biennial state convention of the Illinois miners union cut top officers pay after agreeing to reduced wages in the Chicago contract. President Fishwick drops from 425 to 388.60 dollars monthly Nesbit secretary treasurer from 395.50 to 350.10 and Sneed from 367.20 to 330.80. Other officers and field workers receive similar cuts.
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Peoria
Ill
Illinois Miners’ Union
Walter Nesbit
Chicago
Fishwick
Nesbit
Sneed
Heifetz Cuts Finger Retrieving Fragment
Jascha Heifetz, renowned violinist, injured his forefinger in Oklahoma City when he attempted to grab a fragment of a tumbler. The incident occurred yesterday and prompted medical attention.
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Oklahoma City
Jascha Heifetz
Hoover Disposition Hint Sparks Call for Early Action
Congress urged early action as the president showed deep interest in settling the case. The speaker indicated Mr. Hoover favored an early disposition but did not confirm support for a special session to address the matter.
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Congress
Hoover
Miss Edith Lyons Weed Engaged to Henry A Bishop Jr
Mrs. Samuel L. L. Weed confirmed the engagement of her daughter Edith Lyons Weed to Henry Alfred Bishop Jr Gloria Gould daughter of the late Jay Gould was involved in 1923 and later divorced.
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Norwalk
Conn
Samuel L. L. Weed
Edith Lyons Weeds
Henry Alfred Bishop, Jr
Gloria Gould
Asd
Jay Gould
Re- Saane
Ane
Arnold Dueitt Charged in Crichton Inferior Court
Arnold Dueitt of Crichton was arraigned in the inferior criminal court on three charges. The article notes the court proceeding and lists the defendant’s origin but provides few additional details.
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Arnold Dueitt
Crichton
Inferior Criminal Court
Lindbergh Lands Safely After Anxiety Over Flight
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh landed here at 9 30 a m today ending the anxiety created in Mexico and the United States over his safety. He departed the city at 12 20 p m bound for the border and was captured. An early informant rival noted the unexpected ding confusing the report.
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Brownsville
Texas
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mexico
United States
Lindbergh
Ae City
Plane linked to Lindbergh sighting reported near Texas border
Reports from Piñeras across the Rio Grande from Pass Texas say a plane believed to be Colonel Lindbergh’s flew over the city at about 7 p.m. yesterday. A Mexico City paper claimed he stopped there to rest and refuel.
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Pi Negras
Rio Grande
Pass
Texas
Lindbergh
Mexico City
Former alderman to begin two year penitentiary term
Titus A Haffa, ex alderman, abandons bid to delay prison for violating prohibition laws. He will surrender Monday after Lincoln Park Commissioner P Bauer was fined 2000 dollars and ordered to pay 11,000 dollars alongside a two year sentence. Bauer was found to have participated in Haffa's liquor operations.
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Chicago
Titus A Haffa
Haffa
Opin
Bauer
Lincoln Park
Four special assistants named in four cities
Washington April 10 reports the appointment of four special assistant attorneys for the cities Omaha Hardy Houston Tien and Nashville Tenn based attorney Nelson D Sarvak. Four more offices remain to be filled.
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Washington
Omaha
Hardy
Houston
Tien
Nelson D. Sarvak
Nashville
Tenn
Cucumbers to Lead Early Planting in Key States
A government bureau report says the four early producing states will plant scarce cucumber acres this season. The Agriculture Economics bureau notes tight supply and limited spared land in the expected crop mix.
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Chicago
Government Bureau of Agrcultural Economics
Picnic Date Set June 19 for Police Picnic
Town officials announce the annual Police Picnic will be held on June 19. Event details include family activities and community booths with police department demonstrations and safety information.
County sand and gravel contract dispute heads to court
Radcliff seeks mandamus to force payment for road construction sand and gravel under a 192 mile paving plan. Judge Berney set hearing for the case on a future date while the treasurer questions legality of charging bond funds. Robert W. Gordon to aid litigation as county boards contend the contract may fall outside the bonds act.
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When R. Herndon
Radcliff
Mandimus
Dafald Berney
Cliff
Board of Revenue
Robert W. Gordon
Firing Report From Coast Guard Vessel Off Chesapeake Bay
Preliminary reports from the vice consulate at Baltimore indicate the Norwegian vessel Juan was fired upon by a coast guard vessel off Chesapeake Bay last week. Fuller reports are expected via the New York consulate within a day or two, with no legation action until received.
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Washington
Juan
Coast Guard
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Legation
New York
Tex Delays Trial Over Outfit For Possible Rest
Texas life of Broad way's co kept U. S. federal court waiting five minutes today before she for maintaining an alleged nuisance in connection with liquor sales at the Salon Royale Dusk-to-Dawn club. Lov ie all about it explained Tex. She wore a yellow flower dress under a velvet coat and a velvet hat.
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Texas
Broadway
U. S
Salon Royale
Tex
Eva
Sheriff Irwin remarks on Monroe Foster slaying garbling claims
Baldwin county Sheriff Carthis Irwin issued a signed statement denying garbling his remarks about the killing of moonshiner Monroe Foster. Deputy Barney Wiggins faces an extradition warrant in Florida for the shot that killed Foster, but he refuses to answer and seeks papers. Irwin’s statement presents no new detail on who fired the fatal shot.
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Carthis Irwin
Baldwin County
Monroe Foster
Foster
Irwin
Barney Wiggins
Florida
Irwins
Harmon to Speak at Alabama YMCA Eleventh Annual Meet
Francis Harmon of Hattiesburg Mississippi former Mississippi attorney general is slated as a principal speaker at the eleventh annual meeting of the YMCA of Alabama opening tomorrow. The session runs through Friday and includes concurrent officers training conferences for state student council and employed officers. He will address the task of the Young Man's Christian Association.
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Birmingham
Alt
Francis Harmon
Hattiesburg
Miss
Mississippi
Young Men’s Christian Association of Alabama
State Student Council
Harmon
Young Man's Christian Associa
Greeks Trial Eat In
John Greek Jr of 911 in the city court today on a charge connected to a motor vehicle crash yesterday afternoon on Savannah streets. The car struck a girl near eight years old and she was taken to the city hospital. she was not seriously hurt. Also injured were Mrs Winchester and Grace Browning in separate incidents with autos on Hall's Mill road and near State street. A negro workman was overcome by gas and hospitalized after a ditch incident on Claiborne Street.
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John Greek, Jr
Vannah Streets
Greek
South Street
Mhall
Cr Ae
A Michigan
Ann
Iinois
Glass
Hall's Mill
State Street
Claiborne
City Hospital
Revival
Taken to Camden
Frank Henry, a Black man, was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriffs Nelson and Lee on a murder charge related to Wilcon county Alabama authorities. He was taken to Camden for custody. Sheriff F F Tait praised Mobile officers after bringing Henry to Mobile.
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Frank Henry
Nelson and Lee
Wilcon
Ala
Camden
F.F. Tait
Henry
Monroeville
Mobile
Tait
Medrick Thompson
Baldwin County
Ferry Service Restored Between Mt. Vernon Bridges
Traffic is clear as Mt. Vernon access via the oe and bridges and ferry service resumes after being discontinued following the high water. John R. Peavy county highway 4 engineer announced the ferry will charge $1.25 per trip and that Eight-Mile station remains a route for travelers.
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Mt. Vernon
John R. Peavy
Highway 4
Peavy
Damage suits filed over automobile collision injuries
A minor seeks $10 in damages through her guardian and an adult sues for $1,000 after a vehicle mishap. Defendant Restor and others are named with the automobile damage claim against Gordon Edington and Leigh in the action filed by the father of the minor.
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Et Automobile
Steven Over
Wiltteme
Autor
Andean H. Restor
Ae Re Ieee Eee
Gordon, Edington and
Leigh
Fines for Liquor Offenses Tally Across Local Pleas
A series of pleas and penalties conclude in local court: Gebhardt fined for liquor offenses including a third offense, Schaffer receives a plea and fine, M M Dulaney pleads guilty with a fine, Hilary pleads to selling and fined, John Roberts of Monroe County gets 60 days in jail, and Dorsey Clark is fined $100 on possession charges.
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Ba Gebhardt Besing
Schaffer
Cee Maaan m. M. F. Dulaney
Hilary
John Roberts
Monroe County
Dorsey Clark
Storeman Fined at Live Oak and St Medar Streets
R. 8 Wilson, manager of a grocery at Live Oak and St Medar Streets, was fined in a local court case. The brief notice notes the citation and the place of business, with no further details on the offense or amount.
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R. 8. Wilson
Live Oak
St. Medar Streeta
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