Texas Plans To Arrest Gen Calles On Route To Mexico
Texas officials debate arrest of former Mexican president Calles as he travels through Laredo to Mexico. District Attorney Walls delays reply amid threats of armed protection by the United States government. Warrant cites conspiracy in the deaths of Gen Blanco and Col Martinez near the Rio Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Tex
Texas
Pultarco Elias Calles
Mexico
John A. Valls
Valls
State Department
Calles
New York
Lucio Blanco
Col
Aurelio Martinez
Rio Grande
Sona
Richard Boyce
Nuevo Laredo
Walls
Alvaro Obregon
Duke Carver
San Antonio
Allen Walker
United States
Webb County
Desperate Inmates Escape From Oklahoma Penitentiary
Five dangerous prisoners fled the McAlester state penitentiary after digging under the wall. Guards with bloodhounds pursued the men, with McAlester police and the Pittsburg county sheriff asked to watch for the fugitives. One inmate was reportedly named Underhill, possibly Wilbur Underhill, serving a life term for a 1927 Okmulgee drugstore holdup murder.
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Mccalester
Okla
State Penitentiary
McAlester
Pittsburgh County Sheriff's Office
Underhill
Wilbur Underhill
George Fee
Okmulgee
Convict Mutineer Identified In Auburn Prison Riot
The last mutineer in Auburn prison outbreak identified by investigators faces murder indictments over the killing of Principal Keeper George A. Darnford. Cayuga county DA Ben Kenyon would not specify the number of indictments. authorities previously said about 15 convicts took part, with eight killed, leaving at least seven cases for the grand jury.
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Auburn
N. Y
Dee
Auburn Prison
George A. Darnford
Ben Kenyon
Cayuga County
Edgar S. Jennings
Assault Charge Follows Arrest of Mrs Andrade at Home
Mrs Helen Lois Andrade, 56, under guard in a general hospital after being arrested on a charge of assault to commit murder sworn by her ex husband Albert Andrade. He says she fired five shots at him, his wife Judith Lavender Andrade, and their six week old baby at his home.
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Los Angeles
Helen Lois Andrade
General Hospital
Albert F. Andrade
Arizona
Andrade
Judith Lavender Andrade
Paby
Judith Lavender
John Lavender
More Students Studying History at State Teachers College
Dr. T. P. Oakley reports a rise in history enrollment at Arizona State Teachers College Flagstaff with growing interest among youth. The United States history class, 1785 to 1965, expands from one section to two due to higher demand.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Arizona State Teachers College
T. P. Oakley
Oakley
United States
What a Whale of a Difference Just a Few Years Make
In Arkansas in 1988 President Hoover served as assistant to the state geologist, earning $40 a month and listed as Bert T M Hoover on the payroll. State Auditor J Oscar Humphrey's office disclosed the voucher in a search for records from that period. Hoover aided Dr John E Syandner with mineral surveys in northern Arkansas.
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Little Rock
Ark
Hoover
Arkansas
Bert
J. Oscar Humphrey
John E. Syandner
World War Ends For Delirious Crash Victim
In Bismarck North Dakota AP wire a man named John Brazerol fractured his ski in a traffic crash and for weeks his mind regressed to World War era battles. He wandered in delirium then believed the war ended and began a trek home. He finally reached Bismarck and returned to normal consciousness before departing for his mother’s home in Washington DC.
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Bismarck
N. D
John Brazerol
Brazerol
Brazeros
Washington, D.C
Alfred E Smith visits Navy Dept to discuss air mast plan
Former Governor Alfred E Smith arrives at the Navy Department in Washington to discuss a mooring mast atop a New York building as a civilian airship project. He says the mast could cost over 500000 and offer defense and commercial benefits.
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Washington
Alfred Fa. Smith
New York
Navy Department
Adams
By Story
New York City
Jimmy Walker
Department
Wiss
State Department
Navy
Smith
Pam Ghd
Chemists Perish In Mystery Blast At Mines Station
Four chemists employed by the gasoline experimental station of the United States Bureau of Mines were near Bartlesville Oklahoma when an explosion and fire destroyed the station. One was killed, three burned, one critically.
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Bartlesville
Okla
United States Bureau of Mines
Hardy Aviators Plan Ocean Hop
CG. F. Rocheville head of the Ems co Aircraft Corp Downey Calif says two planes are under construction for trans oceanic flight with a 5400 mile non stop range and a trans Pacific objective. He would not reveal the client.
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Los Angles
Dec
F. Rocheville
Emsco Aircraft Corporation
Downey
Cal
Rocheville
State Teachers Enrollment Gains
The Arizona State Teachers College reports a slight winter quarter enrollment rise over the fall quarter, per registrar R. R. Powers. Many new students delay enrollment until after Christmas, with vacations set December 20 to January 6 and a reduced course load of 11 hours for late enrollees.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Arizona State Teachers College
R. R. Powers
Santa Clara To Meet Hawaiians In Honolulu Clash
Santa Clara University football team of 21 players led by Coach Maurice J Clipper Smith arrived in Honolulu to face the University of Hawaii. Trainer Henry Schmidt and Manager Robert Danielson accompanied the squad from San Francisco for the game.
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Honolulu
T. He
Hawaii
University of Santa Clara
California
University of Hawaii
Maurice J
Youth with Grid Fame Faces Petty Larceny Charge
Louis Lee Derry once starred in college football and led as junior class president. Police across Missouri sought the 25 year old ex idol after he allegedly stole clothing and jewelry from a fraternity house. He had played at Missouri and Arkansas and recently was not located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Missouri
Louis Lee Derry
University of Missouri Backfield Ace
Derry
Clyde Ballew
University of Arkansas
Kansas Reformatory
Lass Who Loved A Cowboy Still Believes She Is Right In Her Selection
Hollywood December 4 AP George Gillespie ex Arizona ranch hand and his Chicago bride Catherine Thorne face first direct meeting with Catherine's father Robert J. Thorne former Montgomery Ward president. The elopement last spring led to a quiet search for parental approval as Catherine and Gillespie seek family acceptance and continued residence in California.
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Hollywood
Calif
George Gillespie
Arizona
Catherine Thorne
Chicago
Robert J. Thorne
Montgomery, Ward & Company
George
Papa Thorne
Gillespie Cottage
Thorne
Catherine
Phoenix
Gillespie
California
Pasadena
Arizona Woman Sues Over Alleged Alienation of Husband
Elaine Dubain of Phoenix sues Adelaide Fleckenstein for 50000 damages in Superior Court alleging alienation of her husband Bruno Dubain. She says Fleckenstein twice induced him to desert her, including a business trip and a Phoenix hotel reunion before he went to Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Elaine Dubain
Phoenix
Ariz
Adelaide Fleckenstein
Bruno Dubain
Bubain
Fleckenstein
Dubain
American delegation to London naval conference sails to Binghind
Secretary Stimson announced that the entire American delegation would travel to London aboard the United States liner Renovation Washington for the naval conference voyage. The message places the trip on Binghind with the Renova liner involved.
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Washington
Dec
Stimson
Binghind
United States
Renova
Congress Debates Tax Reduction and Agriculture Spending
The day features continued hearings on tax reduction and the communications bill, Agriculture sub-committee discussions with Will Clayton on cotton brokerage, and resumed general debate on the agriculture department appropriation bill. FRIDAY actions include reports on public buildings and Philippine independence pleas.
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Interstate Commerce Committee
Will Clayton
Hooston
Texas
Carl Williams
Farm Board
Agriculture
Grundy
Minnesota
Muscle Shoals
Lobby Committee
Radio Corporation
Appropriations Committee
Agriculture Department
Becan
Osias and
Guevara
Public Buildings Committee
Supreme Court
World War Veterans Committee
Steamer Brazos Grounded In Dense Fog Near Galveston
The Mallory 4497 ton steamship Brazos grounded in 12 feet of water in heavy fog near the Galveston channel while inbound from New York. The captain at the wheel failed to see a buoy as tugs moved to free the vessel.
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Galveston
Tex
Brazos
New York
Floods in Europe Displace Hundreds Across Portugal
LISBON Dec 14 Floods and storms rage across Portugal driving families from homes. At Miranha near Fanibcoa floods left about five hundred people homeless when the river Pelfa burst its banks.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Portergal
Miranha
Fanibcoa
Pelfa
Commas Are Added To Bank Check Case
Chicago report details Edward Sternberg who paid $3 for lunch at a Stony Island avenue cafe last May. A bank return showed a comma and three digits changed the amount to $3 000, prompting arrest of cafe owners Mr. and Mrs. William Gibbons. Case continued.
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Chicago
Edward Sternberg
Stony I Slanch Avenue
Sternberg
Jie
William Gibbons
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NASA
Winslow Daily Mail
Nippon
Wie
Tokyo
Russia
Moscow
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Harbin
Japan
Great Britain
France
Germany
Hardy Aviators Plan Ocean
Santa Clara
Congress
Senate
Military Affairs Committee
Haiti
Europe
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