Carranza troops clash near Pulpito pass in Sonora
Reports from Agua Prieta say Carranza forces and revolutionists fought for the first time in the mountains dividing Chihuahua and Sonora near Pulpito pass. About 11 Carrancistas were captured and one soldier on each side killed. General Calles claims about 4,000 troops are with the revolution, with deser tions daily in Carranza ranks. Public talk in Mexico City centers on Bonillas and Gonzales withdrawing as presidential candidates.
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Associated Press
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Carranza
Chihuahua
Pulpito Pass
Arranza
Here
Gallés
Callea
Chihuahua City
Parral
Jiminez
el Paso
Ander
Miguel Samaniego
Macozari
Calles
Samaniego
Sonora-Chihuahua
J. M. Pina
Casas Grandes
Chiyuahua
Piria
Sonors
Mexico
Yegnacio Bonillas
United States
Pablo Gonzales
Juarez General Es cobar Reported In Charge
Juarez dispatches note Gen J G Escobar commanding forces, with continued coverage expected. The item hints at military leadership changes and ongoing operations, reflecting wartime reporting from the Juarez area.
Farm Loan Bank System Faces Inactivity Across Summer
Washington April 29. Commissioner Lobdell of the farm loan board convened bank presidents for a Monday conference to address the Supreme Court order for a rehearing on constitutionality of the farm loan act. No decision expected before fall as the board suspended loans two months ago and faces a summer of inactivity. Applications total about fifty million dollars from over 20 000 farmers relying on the banks for this year's crop funding.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lobdell
Farm Loan Board
Farm Loan
Supreme Court
Treasury
Congress
Upward: Trend in Prices Across the Land
The Federal Reserve reports in April that prices show a renewed upward tilt nationwide. Consumers see hope in anxiety about overstrained prices and wages, which may slow further price spikes. High costs stem from inefficiency and underproduction, plus capital costs, keeping April conditions less favorable for price declines than February and March.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Crippled lad wins Army essay cup in Chicago
Jimmy O Malley a 16 year old confined to a wheelchair due to paralysis won the war department silver cup for writing the best essay on what the army offers a young man. The award included a local bank gift, a gold Sheridan Recall watch and $100 from the Knights of Columbus presented by Colonel Jackson. The ceremony occurred at Spaulding school where about 400 other cripples are educated.
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Chicago
Jimmy O'Malley
War Department
Art Sheridan
Knights ‘of Columbus
Jackson
Leonard Wood
Spaulding School
Jimmie
O'Malley
Insurance against prohibition in London market
A single 12 month insurance term priced at 10 shillings per 100 pounds sterling covers the risk of an act of Parliament prohibiting the sale of alcoholic liquors in England within 12 months. The policy shields against prohibition measures affecting liquor sales and related market impact.
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London
England
Bryan Urges Democrats to Accept Reservations in Ratification Vote
Pittsburg April 29 Wil linma J Bryan declares while condemning delay in ratification of the peace treaty. He cites Georgia Nebraska and Senate positions on reservations and warns a party failure now would risk world chaos and domestic problems, urging prompt ratification with reservations.
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Pittsburg
Willinma
J. Bryan
Megan
Georgia
Nebraska
Witchcock
Senate
Johnson
Intermountain Association On Dealers Day May 13
Intermountain Association will be on hand for Dealers Day May 13. The event runs at local venues with representatives present to discuss products and services for buyers and retailers.
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Intermountain Association
Dealers Day crowd to attend Twin Falls Auto Show
Members of Intermountain Automotive Dealers Association plan to travel by special train from Salt Lake City and Idaho cities to Twin Falls for Dealers Day at the Auto Show. The schedule cites designated days for Buhl, Minidoka, North Side, Twin Falls, and other communities with a grand show house nearing completion for May 10 to 15.
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Intermountain Automotive Dealers’ Association
Salt Lake
the Chronicle
Twin Balls
Safi Lake
Idaho
Twin Falls
Al.t. Wright
Twin Malls
Buhl
Chronicle
Bias
W.o¢ Tairson
Cassin
Minidoka
Gooding
Jerome
North Side
Magel
London gallery mob disrupts U S play A Night in Rome
A London Garrick Theater crowd interrupted J Heath Manners play A Night in Rome. Manager Charles Cochrane halted the curtain after the second act began. Miss Laurette Taylor could not continue amid uproar. John W Davis, US ambassador, attended. organizers suggested anti American sentiment and theater rivals behind the disturbance.
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Associated Press
London
J. Heath’ Manners
Rome
Garrick’ Theater
Charles Cochrane
Laurette Taylor
John W. Davis
Panotloves
Sugar refiners join agreement to curb sugar speculation
Washington April 29 Sugar refiners have agreed with the Department of Justice to cooperate with the government to prevent resale of sugar to the trade and reduce speculation Attorney General Palmer announced after conferences with officials and refinery representatives held here last night
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Justice
Palmer
Department
Four Percent Beer Amendment Draft Filed in Denver
Denver April 29 The draft amendment to allow beer with four percent alcohol and wine with ten percent alcohol was filed with the secretary of state for legality. If approved petitions to place the measure on the November ballot will be circulated for decision.
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Denver
Cole
Secretary of State
Europe’s wounds healing says George in Commons
In London April 29 Associated Press reports Prime Minister Lloyd George declaring Europe’s wounds are healing, calling the San Remo conference a distinct stage in recovery. He cites agreement among allies on enforcing disarmament clauses and opposes French annexation of German territory. He notes Germany’s indemnity talks and mentions famine and decree enforcement difficulties in Germany.
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Associated Press
London
Europe
San Remo
Remier Joloyd George
Commons
Brianval Tfrneyland
Gor
Alsace-Lorraine
Idoud George
Germany
Crermans
Palmer of AEDS to Be on May Day
Washington April 29 The department of justice reports radical May day demonstrations threaten strikes in major American industries. Attorney General Palmer said instigators are working in direct connection with European disturbance leaders and could disrupt the nation’s way of living. He cited propaganda against the Soviet government and urged vigilance against possible walkouts and disorder.
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Palmer
AEDS
Washington
Piota
Department of Justice
Department
Europe
Mr. Palmer
Communist Labor Party
United States
Russia
Aith
Mature plans to form Snake River Valley Club
A meeting in Paul on May 6 will organize the Snake River Valley Community Club to promote irrigation education and cooperation with the government. Gov. Davis of Boise and former Gov. Gooding will attend, along with reclamation officials and prominent citizens. Government photographers will film the event for educational use, and a Teague ball exhibition is planned.
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Snake River Valley Club
Twin Falls
Snake River
Wyoming
Jackson Lake
Paul
Davis
Boise
F. R. Gooding
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