Communists Denounce U.S. Ambassador Daniels in Mexico City
Posters surfaced in Mexico City denouncing Josephus Daniels the new United States ambassador. They label him murderer of Azueta and Uribe from 1914 Vera Cruz fighting when U.S. forces landed. Posters signed by the central committee of the Communist Party of Mexico section of the Communist International.
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Mexico City
Josephus Daniels
United States
Mexico
Daniels
Azueta
Uribe
Vera Cruz
Mr. Daniels
Navy
Central Committee of the
Communist Party of Mexico
The
Communist International
New Charges Brought Against Condemned Man
Worcester county grand jury returns two new indictments charging Euel Lee with the deaths of Mr and Mrs Davis and their two children. Lee already faces a death sentence for the murder, with an appeal filed. The new indictment groups the family together for the first time, allowing the case to return to Worcester County if the appeals court grants a new trial.
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Associated Press
Snow Hill
Worcester County Grand Jury
Euel Lee
Aan Davis
Lee
Davis
Worcester County
Mechanical cow at Century of Progress amazes visitors
At the Chicago Century of Progress exposition opening June 1 spectators will see a life size mechanical cow. It moos chews its cud blinks its eyes moves its ears breathes and even yields milk when a button is pressed.
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Chicago
Stuart Gibson Dies at 39 Baltimore Sun Staff Member
Stuart Gibson 39 editorial staffer for the Sunday Sun died of pneumonia after a three day illness in Baltimore. Born in Washington he was the son of Mrs Mary P Gibson and the late Rev Frank Markey Gibson and spent much of childhood in Westminster Maryland. He wrote and acted in plays produced by the Vagabonds a Baltimore theatre group.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Stuart Gibson
Sunday Sun
Washington
Mary P. Gibson
Frank Markey Gibson
Westminister
The
Vagabonds
Pupils March To Safety As School Burns After Drill
Salisbury Maryland March 23 400 pupils evacuated a two story Camden elementary school just before the ceiling collapsed. The building burned completely within half an hour but no injuries were reported as firemen contained the flames and determined the fire originated in the teachers room ceiling.
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Associated Press
Salisbury
Camden
Theatrical Business Lifts With New Audience Size
A narrator recalls a comedy club scene where a mother recommends a mid aged suitor and the daughter counters with a preference for two men aged twenty five. The piece notes growing crowds and stronger attendance for shows last week.
Quotations in Wheat and Other Grain Markets
Markets from Chicago to Baltimore report no wheat sales and mixed corn quotes. Nearby eggs and butter held steady with modest declines in some regions while live poultry and livestock prices show varied shifts across cities including New York Philadelphia and Chicago.
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Plymouth Rocks
Baltimore
Florida
U. S
Philadelphia
Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Creamery
New York
Chicago
Washington
Hennery
Baltimore Butter and Egg Exchange
Lancaster Livestock
Lancaster
Chicago Livestock Chicago
LOCAL RETAIL MARKET SUMMARY
Local flour price is 4.25 to 4.76 per unit. Shelled corn sells around 1.30 with feed at 1.20. Butter varieties range near 5.98 to 6.20. Cracked corn and bran price estimates shown. dairy products and scratch feed listed with multiple values.
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Aera
Cisitte
Denaes
Isvicscocess
Daleville Academy may not reopen due to economy
Dr. Paul H. Bowman confirms that Daleville Academy in Botetourt county may not reopen for the next session. The board decided not to renew the lease with Bridgewater-Daleville College, citing unfavorable economic conditions and competition from public schools.
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Paul H. Bowman
Bridgewater College
Daleville Academy
Botetourt County
Church of the Brethren
Associated Press
Daleville
Rty
Bridgewater-Daleville College Board of Trustees
John C. Myers
Rockingham County
Bridgewater-Daleville
Bowman
F. E. Williar
Church of Brethren
Bridgewater- Daleville College Board of Trustees
Bridgewater
P R R May Serve Beer On Diners
Pennsylvania Railroad officials said they are considering selling beer in dining cars without incurring a loss. It will be 21 years next July since beer and liquor were banned from the diners of the system. The railroad operates through states including Virginia.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Weideman Urges Bank Probe in Michigan and Beyond
Representative Carl Weideman of Detroit urges a congressional investigation into the banking situation in Michigan and elsewhere, pressing for tighter oversight and potential policy changes.
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Carl Weideman
Detroit
Michigan
Lightning Proofed Structures Highlight Safety Claims
A modern steel office building and a steel ship are described as nearly lightning proof. The text notes it is safer inside a house than outdoors and hints at legal differences, contrasting a madman’s punishment with a nation pleading insanity in court.
Psychic bids and bright play illuminate a bridge hand
The article recounts a central press contract bridge lesson by E V Shepard. It describes a psychic bid and ensuing play where a declarer misreads an apprentice bid sequence, uses trumps and ruffs, and overcomes defensive tricks to reach a win.
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Central Press
E. V. Shepard
Beer legalization bid blocked by assembly panel
Eleven members of the General Assembly for the third Congressional district met in Richmond and decided against urging a Special session to act on legalizing beer. A spokesman said most favored beer legislation, with several willing to support only if it would not take effect until after the electorate passed it.
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Richmond
Gereral Assembly
Rose Allen to Wed Kenneth Coolbaugh in Philadelphia
Rose Allen, a Philadelphia society figure, confirms engagement to Kenneth Coolbaugh, an insurance broker, after her brother Eddie was acquitted in the Norristown murder trial. She has been working in a dress shop since the case and plans a fall 1931 wedding.
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Rose Allen
Philadelphia
Francis’ Donaldson
Kenneth Coolbaugh
Norristown
Eddie
Young Donaldson
Miss Allen
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