Topete's Forces Beaten in Mass Attack at Naco
AP dispatch reports General Fausto Topete's rebel forces were repelled after a mass assault on federal trenches at Naco Sonora. Federal troops led by General Lucas Gonzales held the line with few losses while rebel attackers suffered heavy casualties. a rebel air strike caused property damage in a U.S. yard near the Westers Union Telegraph office before the day’s operations shifted to El Paso and Marfa plans.
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Naco
Sonora
Fausto Topete
Braten
Neco Federal
Lucas Gonzales
Nadco
Ariz
Westers Union Telegraph Office
Galveston
Texas
HH Betsen
Miers
el Paso
Marfa
Topete
Gar- Tso Hombre
Western Union Telegraph Office
International Doe
John Orbeon
Unedr Pots
Ieque
Neco Arte
United States
Rebel Attack Drives Through Naco Barricades
News from Washington reports General Topete leads rebel assault near Naco Sonora with tanks ships and heavy machine gun fire. Federal defenses endure as rebels advance under withering fire. evacuation ordered for southern Naco Arte amid border tensions.
Promoters Sentenced in Southwest Silver Lead Case
A federal jury in Portland, Oregon found E R Anderson, W C Gunther, E A Downing, and Collins guilty of using the mails to defraud in the promotion of the Southwest Silver Lead association. Collins and Downing received 13 months and $500 fines. Anderson and Gunther six months in jail and $500 fines. Stock worth thousands was sold in Washington, Hawaii, California, and Oregon.
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Portland
Ore
Quilty Ti
HP. Collins
Phoenix
Ariz
E.R Anderson
Vancouver Wash
E A. Downing
W C Gunthey
Southwest Silver Lead Association
la Crurnes
Collins
Downing
McNeil
Anderson
Gunther
Washington
Hiahe
California
Oreron
Labor leaders deported trigger Elizabethton demonstration
Labor leaders McGrady and Hoffman were expelled from Elizabethton by a mob of about 20. They were said to have been kidnapped or forcibly taken after a strike against two razor mills. A mass meeting of 3000 textile workers at Carter Auditorium followed a return parade and demonstration.
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Elizabethton
Eaward Ll. McGrady
A. JL. Hoffman
Willem Green
American Federation of Labor
McGrady
Elizabethom
Safeul
Tami Cab
Hoffman
Asheville X
Troisbor
Mr Green
Washington
Horton
Elzatlten
Sigma
Carter Suditorium
Hotel Fire in Des Moines Kills At Least Five
Des Moines, April 6. A hotel fire at Kirkwood hotel shortly after 3 am killed at least five people and injured many more. Fire Chief Burnett expects more victims amid wreckage. several guests were reportedly hosting a party in a room and unaccounted for. The hotel, prewar construction on the corner of Fourth and Walnut, was valued at 200 000 to 250 000 dollars.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Burma
Kirkweed
Tire
Burnett
Moreictim
Red Ware
Red Jarrup
WF. Raidier
John P Scott
Tom Coates
Beloven
Stenoee
Surning
Pourth and
Walnut Trees
Gangster war erupts with slayings and bombings in Chicago
Violence surges as seven men were killed and two bombing attempts followed a mass arrest at Michael Bubs Quinlan’s circle. A floral shop owned by Chick Quinlan was bombed and a soft drink store faced a blast after Raymond Cassidy’s recent murder. Police connected the attacks to the recent killings and rival gang activity in the south and west sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clark Street
Michael Bubs
South Side
Sam Man Wee
Rot Krueger
Red Bolton
West Side
Wye
Patrick Fieming
Charles P ‘Chick” Quinlan
Michel
Perlon
Richard Quinlan
Soother Sith
Raymond Cassidy
Salcom
James McCork
cPeutfew
Wines
Wage Settlement Talks Between Builders and Trades
Executive committees of the Master Builders association and Building Trades council met at 3 o'clock to resolve a wage dispute affecting union electrical workers. About 150 union men ceased work earlier this week amid the misunderstanding. A settlement was hoped for at today’s session.
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Master Builders’ Association
Building Trades Council
O Bers
Builiding Trades Organizations
Pean
Sugar Experts Meet at Geneva
Geneva April 6 AP A tentative agreement for stabilizing sugar production emerged at the session of world sugar experts. The group completed work while privately planning further meetings to study an accord and possible pooling of absorption capacity, with emphasis on new markets such as China and Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
World Sugar Experts
Kagur
China
Africa
League
Gowen
Congressmen dies after operation
Washington April 2 Congressman Whitmell P Martin Democrat of Louisiana died yesterday at Garfield hospital shortly after undergoing an operation. He was 62 and had served in the House since 19. He was noted for his work on tariff revision and his role in the free trade principles. He was a native of New Orleans.
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Washington
Whitmell
Martin
Loulane
Pete Oe Gay
Garfield Hospital
Martin Wmierwem
Aristion
Orleans
Condition road conditions across Idaho after storm
Boise April 6 road conditions across the state were unsettled with snow at higher elevations. The highway department reported open but slow sections from the Oregon Trail to McCammon and from West to Pocatello, with many routes paved but slick or muddy. Some segments near Mountain Home and areas north of Ashton remain hard going or closed.
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Boise
Highway Department
Oregon Trail
McCammon
Pocatello
American Pass
Burley
Glenns Perry
Mountain Home
Weiser
Yellowstone Park
Utah State Line
Preston
Idaho Falls
Idaho
St Anthony
Gona
Ashton
Smpow
Idaho-Montana
Roberts
Dubois
Hamer
Sawtooth Park
Weevads State Line
Twin Palis
Hailey Fair
Idaho Central
Arco
Howe
Picate
Craters of the Moon
Toliga
Gowding
American Falls
Sawnorth Park
Jercane
Rupert
Moreland
Butte County
Gan
Deadly Spring Storm Leaves Minnesota Wisconsin in Ruin
A violent spring storm swept through two Minnesota counties and three in Wisconsin, killing nine people and injuring many more. In Rice Lake and Reeves areas farmhouses collapsed, with 26 farm homes wrecked. Hospitals treated over 70 injured, and Nebraska towns reported snow and cold as temperatures plummeted.
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Iowa
Minneapolis
Lake Minnetonka
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Andrew Hanson
George Lundgren
Forest Lake
Taylor Falls
C. F. Bryan
Rice Lake
Reeves
Wis
Louis Reed
Martha Raane
Geath
Richard Pittman
John Sclcman
Clyton W's
George Tuim
Little Rock
Bass Traixhoms
Are Buchrow
Barron
Hastings
Beatrice
Nebraska
Reporice Gan
Omaha
Sat
Flays Critics of the Bible At Latter Day Saints Conference
Elger James E Tal Madge condemned critics in an address at the ninety ninth annual Latter day Saints conference. He cited quotations from the Bible and the Book of Mormon as proof of divine inspiration and argued against technicalities in their study. He stated faithful Saints rely on enduring truth.
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Elger James E Talmadge
Das Saumis
Lattrt-cay Saints Church
Travel Paralysis Strikes Colorado Area
Heavy rain and snow in the San Juan basin wash out railroad bridges and roads, closing rail and auto travel across parts of Colorado. Flooding and landslides block routes as waters rise, with officials predicting traffic may normalize within a few days if rains stop.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
San Juan Basin
Athens Reaches Final After Semi Final Win at Chicago
Athens advanced to the final of the high school tourney at the University of Chicago by defeating Jackson Michigan 27 to 13 in the semis. They will face the winner of Classen Oklahoma and Joes Colorado in the title game this evening.
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SS Muplaks
University of Chicago
Jackson
Michigan
Pocatello
Athens
Oklahoma
Joes
Colorado
Lassen
Morten High School
Cicero
Titinois
T. Calumba
Flood Backdrop Shifts Relief in Detroi t District Amid Rising Rivers
District reports say Detroit area flood conditions ease as Tittabawassee and Saginaw rivers rise slowly. Midland county faces evacuations with up to 300 families moved to higher ground after levees and spillways fail. Authorities fear typhoid threat from contaminated water.
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Detroit
Detromanc
Tobaccs
Tittabsawasc
Wedwin
Midland
Tech
Tre Conners Creek
Decron
Tittabawasee
Totecee
Convicted Man Hangs Himself in Muskegon Jail
Muskegon Mich April 6 Alec Zack 35 hanged himself in his county jail cell early today He was a fourth time liquor law violator to escape life imprisonment under Michigan habitual criminal act The case mentions Harold H Smedley former Muskegon county prosecutor and Jester Gay who was sentenced under the amended law to 10 to 15 years in state prison at Jackson after Smedley’s term ended
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Muskegon
Mich
Alec Zack
Miret
Zack
Harold H. Smedley
Muskegon County
Jester- Gay
Jackson
Smediev
Heavy Snow Grips Northwest Cities and Mountain Areas
The Northwest and Utah reported deep snow from a long storm with up to a foot in Salt Lake City and Eureka, eight inches in some areas, and 37 inches at Silver Lake raising totals to over 100 inches. Southern Idaho saw two inches at Pocatello and an inch and a half at Boise as unsettled weather continued with a chance of clearing tomorrow. Air travel resumed with delayed Western Air Express service to Los Angeles and a Western Act plane that had been grounded at Milford taking off for Salt Lake.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Eureka
Brigham City
Silver Lake
Idaho
Weather Bureau
Pocatello
Boise
Western Air Express
Los Angeles
Western Act
Milford
Salt Lake
Impeachment Vote Sends Huey P Long To Trial
In Baton Rouge Louisiana the house narrowly approved sending Governor Huey P Long to impeachment trial before the state senate by a 65 to 27 vote amid heated speeches and contested procedures. The moment followed a substitute motion seeking reprimand rather than impeachment.
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Baton Rouge
House of Representatives
Huey P. Long
Castle
Seppe
Parrault
St Landry
Charles P Manship
Baton Rough
Louisiana
State Senate
Hamiter
House
Senate
Clash Near Naco Reveals Border Violence Amid Raid
American and Mexican troops clashed near Naco Arizona as rebels and government forces moved against the border garrison. Explosions rocked Naco and Douglas, with bombs found along the Southern Pacific line and a tank led cavalry assault advancing on the federal trenches.
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Naco
Ariz
Southern Pacific
Nucci
United States
Walter Hazeltine
Douglas
Soncotn
International
Ourne
Fedsats
Saydotin
Miticah Tw
Anne Morrow Under Lindbergh Tutelage Aerial Pupil
Miss Anne Morrow, engaged to aviator Charles Lindbergh, trains under his tutelage in Mexico City and grows confident in basic air maneuvers. Mrs Constance Morrow, visiting relatives over Easter, departs for Milton Academy as Lindbergh and the Morrows linger at Cuernavaca. Weather outlook: generally fair tonight and Sunday, colder in the east.
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Mexico City
Charles A Linsbergh
Anne Moron
Lindet
Ghs
Constance Morrow
Mai
Brownsville
Milton Academy
Milton, Mass
East Portion Wright
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Columm
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Topetes
United Stats
Gervayn Werte
Cieral Topetz
Semora
Stephen
Fri Uges
Covernors Island
New York
Preident Hoover
Classen
Fr AP —-Ath
Long
Federsl Fausto Topete
Somoza
Lucas Gonzalez
Southern Pacific Railroad
Here
Tenth United States Coustry
Eithey
Anne
Lindy
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