Nearly 2000 students strike in three states
Chicago reports show nearly 2000 high school students striking as disputes over dismissals unfold. In Superior Wisconsin Central High students protest the dismissal of Lulu J. Dickinson. Indiana sees Jasonville and New Albany walkouts over athletic director Jerry Naugle and principal Charles McLinn plus drama instructor Nina Naal. New Albany sees 650 of 3000 students leave after chapel exercises.
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Chicago
Superior
Wis
Central High
Lulu J. Dickinson
Jerry Naugle
A. W. Haden
Nina Naal
New Albany
Ind
Charles B. McLinn
Alice Fund
Jailed for Traffic Not You Says Wife Pays Fine
Mrs. Nemmers paid the $2.59 fine assessed by Judge Beem in municipal court after her husband E L Nemmers planned to serve jail time for overtime parking. The clerk of the municipal court, RE Koepke, witnessed the payment and Nemmers was released.
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E. L. Nemmers
Spaulding aids needy children in New Hampshire society
Governor Huntley N. Spaulding dedicates time from business and politics to run the New Hampshire Children's Aid and Protective Society. He supports orphans, destitute children, and youths of separated parents, showing broad philanthropic involvement and responsiveness to other youth charities.
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Huntley M. Spaulding
Concord
Huntley N. Spaulding
New Hampshire
Gov. Spaulding
New Hampshire Children’s Aid ‘and Protective Society
Two men plead guilty to liquor charges in municipal court
A. L. McBroom of 1113 Fourth Street East and Ray Keete of the Hummel Hotel were arrested over the weekend on illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. Both pleaded guilty before Judge J. C. Beem and were fined $100 plus costs. McBroom chose 30 days in county jail, while Keete Weese was given until May 2 to pay.
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A. L. McBroom
Fourth Street
Ray Keete
Hummel Hotel
J.C. Beem
McBroom
Weese
Federals Kill 60 Train Bandits in Five Hour Battle
In Mexico City April 26 federal forces pursued a rebel band that burned four trains last Tuesday. Rebels were overwhelmed at Guitarrery Valley in Jalisco after a five hour battle. six bandits, eight soldiers, and an officer died. Priests Vega and Angulo led the rebels. Rebels abandoned 100 saddled horses and seized arms. Passengers’ property found with the bandits. An additional engagement at GI Guitarrero noted as of little consequence. Commanders Garza Izaguierre Amarillas claimed rout of the rebels and 32 more killed in a separate report.
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Mexico City
Guitarrery Valley
Jalisco
War Office
Vega
Angulo
Battle with federal troops at Lo bos canyon and Cabos ranch
Federal forces clashed with opponents at Lo bos canyon and Cabos ranch in the Jallaco estate. Authorities reported capture of 27 guns 63 horses and a banner depicting the Virgin of Guadalupe Mexico’s patron saint.
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Lobos Canyon
Cabos Ranch
Jallaco
Guadaloupe
Mexico
Boy's Leg Broken in Car Ride Accident
A 12 year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Powell Jr, suffered a fracture of his right leg just above the ankle when attempting to catch a ride to school yesterday afternoon in An drew Powell Jr's automobile at 2120 Mulberry Street. The incident occurred as the boy tried to hop aboard the vehicle driven by Powell.
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Nanny
Mulberry Street
Andrew Powell, Jr
Nesro
Andrew Powell
Colorado Street
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W. 4Th St
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