Agua Prieta Citizens Hear Chihuahua Victory
The Associated Press reports in Agua Prieta that Chihuahua City is in revolutionary hands as General Calles confirms victory. Juarez May Revolt and Casas Grandes troops bolster plans against Sonora. telegraph lines link Chihuahua City with Nogales and Hermosillo as crowds rally and Calles predicts Carranza deposed within 90 days.
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Associated Press
Agua Prieta
Chihuahua City
P. Elias Calles
Mexico
Ignacio Fnriquez
Chihuahua
Calles
Santa’ Ysabela
Enriquez
Juarez
Oposite el Paso
Cass Grandés
Sonora
Casas Grandes
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Beanera
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Sinaloa
Alamos
Sohora
Hermosillo
Nogales
Erlers
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Nueva Leon
Agua Galintes
Amundsen Tests Ice After Arctic Expedition
Roald Amundsen has not abandoned his Arctic expedition despite plans to press into the ice near Wrangel Island after a possible Nome visit. A wireless dispatch from Anadir reports the Maud icybound near the Kolyma river mouth, with a message dated Christmas time indicating departure from Cape Chelyuskin.
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London
Behring Sea
Amundsen
Corlova
Alaska
Anadir
Maud
Kolyma
Arctic
Cape Chelyuskin
London Times
Nome
Miami to New York Seaplane Flight Sets Coastline Record
The Associated Press reports a Miami Florida to New York seaplane flight with one stop completed in 15 hours and 35 minutes. Pilot Harry Rogers steered the nearly 1500 mile coastal route, refueling briefly at Morehead City North Carolina.
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Associated’ Press
New York
Miami
Florida
Harry” Rogers
Morehead City
N.C
Federal Reserve Raises Rediscount Rate on Secured Paper
The Chicago federal reserve bank announced an increase in the rediscount rate on secured paper backed by Liberty bonds and Victory notes. The change takes effect on Saturday.
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Chicago
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Liberty
Debates Over Labor Dept Deportation Policy
Washington April 30. The immigration committee debated the Admin istration policy on radical deportations led by Louis F Post assistant secretary of labor. Republicans argued that 5000 arrested communists were released undermining the crackdown while Post and lawyer Jackson J Ralston defended the department citing humane aims and exceptionality.
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Associated ‘Press
Washington
Louis F. Post
Homae Rules Committee
Mr. Post
Immigration Committee
Johnson
Department of Labor
Jackson J. Ralston
Post
Ana
Rolston
Department of Justice
Russia
Siegel
New York
Scotland Union Congress backs alcohol prohibition
Dyfermlines Scotland April 30 reports the Scottish Trades Union Congress passed a resolution endorsing total alcohol prohibition. The action signals union support for strict controls in the region.
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Scotland
The
Scottish: Trades ‘Union
Johnson Seeks Recount in New Jersey Primary
Harry Kalisch attorney for Senator Johnson asked Chief Justice Gummers of the New Jersey Supreme Court for a ballot recount in Tuesday's primary across Essex Camden Gloucester and Cape May counties. Gummers will rule tomorrow on the petition alleging errors by section boards in receiving rejecting and counting votes that could alter the outcome.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Harry Kalisch
Johnson
Gummers
New Jersey Supreme Court
Essex
Camden
Gloucester
Cape May
Senator Johnson
Wood leads New Jersey GOP delegates in primary returns
New Newark report shows Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood ahead by 1 092 votes in the state's presidential primary and commanding 16 of 28 Republican delegates to Chicago. Complete returns give Wood 52 497 to 51 405 for Hiram Johnson. Camden county corrections trim Wood's margin by 4 and add 111 to Johnson.
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N. J
New Jersey
Leonard Wood
Chicago
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Hiram W. Johnson
California
Johnson
Camden County
Fire Fatal to Two in Mitchell Rooming House
Everett Morgan and Ole Marsh died in a fire that swept through the rooming house where they slept early this morning. Authorities believe a lamp upset started the blaze.
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Mitchell
Everett Morgan
Ole
Marsh
Penrose urges Knox enter race for Republican nomination
Philadelphia April 30 United States Senator Penrose told callers Knox is best equipped to be the next Republican presidential candidate. Penrose is convalescing at home. Governor Sproul endorsed Knox, citing Knox Johnson friendship and Knox's international statesman credentials alongside Lodge.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
United States
Loris Penrose
United’ States
P. C. Knox
Republican Party
Senator Penrose
Sproul
Pennsylvania Republican Organization
Penrose
Knox
Johnson
California
Senator Knox
League of Nations
Lodge
Senate
Plan to reopen the world wheat market
New York April 30 A national conference to discuss methods for reestablishing a free market for wheat through the country grain exchanges after the United States grain corporation ceases June 1 will be held in Chicago May 7 Julius H Barnes United States wheat director said Representatives from wheat and flour trade organizations and newspapers are invited in a letter Barnes issued He said the issues include the current wheat price and the exchanges reluctance to return to prewar open trading and to reestablish hedging facilities suspended during three years of government control
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New York
United States Grain Corporation
Chicago
Julius H. Barnes
United States
Barnes
Wootton Acquitted of Kidnapping Charge
In Tombstone Arizona April 30 H E Wootton was found not guilty on a kidnapping charge tied to the Bisbee deportations of July 12 1917. The jury deliberated briefly, retiring at 512 this afternoon and returning after supper with the verdict. The judge asked if any other charges remained and was told no. The court ordered exoneration and discharge with an adjournment.
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Tombstone
Ariz
H. E. Wootton
Pattee
Woo
Canadian Diplomatic Representation Plan Before Wilson
Washington April 30. Plans for full Canadian diplomatic representation in Washington are before President Wilson and no formal steps are expected in Ottawa until he acts.
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Washington
Canada
Wilson
Ottawa
Morgan Buys Canadian Bonds in Winnipeg
Sale of 2.58 million provincial bonds to J P Morgan and company of New York announced in Winnipeg. Bonds for five years at 6 percent will fund capital expenditures approved by the last legislative session. Purchase made in American funds, exact price not disclosed.
House Republicans clash over terms of Soldier relief bill
After a four hour wrangle House Republicans abandoned plans to pass soldiers relief legislation next Monday and adjourned their party conference at midnight without selecting an opinion. Efforts to reach a compromise continued with opposition to a sales tax and bold budget ideas.
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Washington
APH
House
Junttle
Kansas
Mongan
Oklahoma
Federal Farm Loan Board
Assassination Plot Blocked in Hartford Conn
Hartford action began at 1 10 a m when Colonel Burpee ordered staff out after a tip that capitol building armory and Mast Hartford bridge would be blown up. About 75 men formed a cordon around key sites. additional guards rushed to the armory. Federal officials assess May Day actions as likely sporadic and holiday like, with officials warned to stay vigilant and avoid incitement.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Charles —W. Burpee
State Guard
Burpee
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State Armory
Hartford Bridge
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