Farm relief bill ready for early Monday House action
Hoovers approval clears the measure for a special session start. A seven member federal farm board will oversee a $600.6 million revolving fund to aid stabilization and marketing. The bill includes insurance to co operatives and power to designate commodities under the act. An initial $1 million appropriation will begin board operations with more funds as needed.
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Washington
Hoover
Haugen
House ‘Agriculture Committee
White House
United Press
Federal Farm Board
Senate
More Deputies Will Patrol Cochise Line
Omnstone Ariz April 13 no supervisors granted Sheriff George Henshaw's request for 3000 to pay deputy sheriffs policing and patrolling the border at Naco. Officials seek help of American troops amid cross border fighting as sightseers have been held in check.
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United Press Transcontinental
Ombstone
Ariz
George Henshaw
Naco
Daily Mail Converts to Afternoon Publication
The Daily Mail announces an afternoon edition beginning Monday April 15. The Winslow paper will carry Associated Press and United Press telegraphic services and distribution will reach Northern Arizona cities within two hours after press time.
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Winslow Daily Mail
Daily Mail
Arizona
Associated Press
United Press
Winslow
Hoover Efficiency Is Merrymaking Keynote At Gridiron Club Meet
United Press dispatch from Washington reports the Gridiron Club dinner lampooning Herbert Hoover and his administration. Skits feature an efficiency machine, cabinet robots, and a mock White House spokesman while satire targets oil leasing policy and World Court debates.
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Hoover Efficiency
United Press Transcontinental Wire
Ashington
Herbert Hoover
Gridiron’ Club
Famels Organization ‘of
Washington
Néwée Paper
Holovet
Roy R. Roberts
The
Kansas City Star
Roberts
Mr. Hoover
Coolidge
White House
Hoover
Borah
Secretary of
Treasury Mellon
Houover
House
Alfredo Toscanini Smith
Inman Divorce Verdict Splits Reno Courtroom
Walker P. Inman, New York millionaire, wins a divorce while Helene Patton Inman loses her counter suit. The jury denies her $250,000 cash alimony but upholds a property settlement granting $15,000 annually until remarriage. Helene calls money power decisive, while Walker hails justice.
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United Press
Reno
Nev
Walker P. Inman
New York
Helene Patton Inman
Inman
Helene
Coconino License Clerk In Busy Day
A Flagstaff wedding license issued to Juan Jaramillo 59 and Petra Placencia 40 by Justice II M Richwine. Three more licenses granted today in Coconino County bring the three day total to seven with couples Robert Saunders 24 and Marie Pawley 22 of Phoenix Charles Nichols 38 and Retha Gordon 22 of Prescott and Orville Brown 24 of Leappan Missouri and Cecilia Mushlebach 20 of Flagstaff.
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Flagstaff
Juan Jaramillo
Petra Placencia
Justice Ii.m. Richwine
Coconino County Superior Court
Robert E. Saunders
Marie Pawley
Phoenix
Charles A. Nichols
Retha L. Gordon
Prescott
Orville Brown
Lepanon
Missouri
Cecilia Mushelbach
Hawaii considers whipping penalty for men in incidents against minors
A Hawaii territorial legislative bill proposed by local women would add whipping to existing penalties for men found guilty of crimes against minor girls. The measure sets a schedule of lashings, five for mild offenses and up to twenty for serious ones, to run alongside current punishments.
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United Press Transcontinental
Honolulu
Territorial
Aimee Semple McPherson Plans Sacramento Revival
California crowds await Aimee Semple McPherson in white robes at Angelus Temple as the Hardy trial adjourns. Defense teams prepare to counter Mrs Lorraine Wiseman Seilaff testimony alleging Judge Carlos Hardy hired a mystery Miss X.
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United Press
Sacramento
Calif
California
Aimee Semple McPherson
Carlos S. Hardy
McPherson
Angelus Temple
Hardy
Lorraine Wiseman Seilaff
Death Valley Scotty builds million dollar desert shack
In Death Valley the so called palace of Death Valley Scotty approaches completion as $3.5 million total is spent on a two section mansion with a pipe organ, artificial lake, marble fountain and towers. Albert M. Johnson is named as partner in the costly project.
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EATTY
Death Valley
Shidé
King of
Johnson
Albert M. Johnson
Chicago
Scotty
Mexican Revolt Sparks Tense Nogales Crisis
Reports say Southern Pacific de Mexico suspends operations in rebel territory threatening western Mexico. Rebel General Rabatte allegedly seeks surrender terms for 5000 to 6000 insurgents in Sonora with conditional amnesty, while President Gil orders strict punishment for leaders yet offers humane treatment within military law.
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United Press
Nogales
Ariz
Southern
Pacific de ‘Mexico
México
Jeneral Yucupicio
Mexico City
Nogales Ariz
Portes ‘Gil
Mann
Berraat
Sonora
Presidencia
Gil
Rabatte
Calles
Padre Ricard Near Death In California Deathbed
Father Jerome S. Ricard 79 known as Padre of the Rains lies near death after a week of serious illness. A Jesuit priest and noted astronomer he advanced the sun spot method forecasting weather for California farmers publishing monthly bulletins since 1900. His death would end the long running weather forecasts that guided agriculture across the far west.
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Father Ricard
George D. Crissey
United Press Staff
Josh
Cal
Jerome S. Ricard
California
Far West
France
United States
University Girl Leaps 13 Stories To Instant Death
Carmen Jack a University of California student leaped from the thirteenth floor of a downtown San Francisco office building during noon hour. She left notes asking Tone be notified and to have her body given to U C medical school.
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I Francisco
Carmen Jack
University of California
U. of C. Medical School
M Carl Reinstated By Old Pueblo Club
Tucson April 13 Cliff McCarl was reinstated as manager of the Tucson club after directors ousted him on the eve of the state league opening. Lane owner of the Hollywood team which uses Tucson as a farm opposed the resignation. McCarl had left after failing to participate in games.
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M’carl
Old Pueblo Club
United Press Transcontinental Wire
Tucson
Ariz
Cliff McCarl
McCarl
Bill Lane
Hollywood
Pacific Coast
Lane
Prescott student tops northern Arizona oratorical contest
John Franks of Prescott high school won the northern Arizona oratorical contest on the U S Constitution with a unanimous decision. Eleanor Brown of Flag Staff placed second and Fern Rigg finished third.
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Prescott
Ariz
John Franks
Prescott High School
Arizona
Eleanor Brown
Flagstaff
Fern Rigg
Williams
Aloo
Bank Deposits In State Show Large Increase In Year
Arizona banks report $95,669,621 in deposits at March 27 with total resources at $107,890,155. The figures, released by State Superintendent James B. Button, show deposits rising by more than $12,000,000 over the year.
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Hoenix
Ariz
Arizona
James B. Button
Rebels Move South Toward Guaymas In Mexico Clash
Surgent troops dash through Ariz and Sonora as rebels push toward Guaymas to dislodge a federal gunboat presence. General Escobar commands operations from Nogales while Topete and Escobar forces converge, Guaymas key to disrupting rebel links and securing arms routes.
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Nogales
Ariz
Aonoya
Mexico
Guaymas
Fausto Topete
Naco
J. G. Escobar
Escobar
Sonora
Ramon Iturbe
Mazatlan
Sinaloa
Fed
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