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Nogales international., 1926-10-31
FOR SUPERVISOR

I hereby announce myself q
candidate on the Democratic tick.
ct for the office of County Sup
ervisor. District No. 2, subject
to the will of the voters at the
General election November 2,
1926.
n nADAYEC
Nogales international., 1926-10-31
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY

I hereby announce myself q
candidate on the Republican
ticket for the office Of County
Attorney, subject to the decision
of the voters at the general cleo
tion November 2. 1925.
BONSALL NOON.
Nogales international., 1926-10-31
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY

Democratic candidate for re.
election to the office of County
Attorney, subject to the will of
the voters of the general election
November 2, 1929. Your vote
will be appreciated.
JAMES V. ROBINS.
Nogales international., 1926-10-31
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR

hereby announce myself q
candidate on the Republican
ticket for the office Of COUNTY
Assessor, subject to the will Of
the voters at the general election
November 2, 1926.
I. BJJRGOON.
Nogales international., 1926-10-31
FOR STATE SENATOR

Democratic candidate for the
office Of State Senator, subject
to the will of the voters OF the
general election November 2,
1926.
Nogales international., 1926-10-31
FOR RECORDER

Republican candidate for the
office Of County Recorder, sub.
ject to the will Of the voters al
the general election November
2. 1925.
MRS. ADA JONES.
Nogales international., 1926-10-31
FOR SHERIFF

Democratic candidate for the
office Of Sheriff, subject to thc
win Of the voters at the general
election November 2, 1929.
HAROLD ]. BROWN.
Nogales international., 1926-10-31
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR TREASURER

Democratic candidate for thu
office of County Treasurer, sub.
iect to the will of the voters ai
the general election, November
q, 1926.
MRS. ANNA B. -ACKLEY.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
BOULDER IS
AbSOLU TE
CERTAIN TY
Great e st Constructive
Work of Generation,
Says Johnson.
ASHURST STALLING
Talking About Parlia-
mentary Point to De-
feat the Bill.

WASHINGTON, April
24.-Revenue features Of
the Swing-Johnson Boul-
der Dam Bill were attack
ed in the Senate today by
Senator Ashurst, Demo-
crat, Arizona, who SUBJ
mitted q minority report
onposing the measure,
which had been reported
by the Irrigation Commit
tee yesterday.
Ashurst said the. bill
should have originated in
the House and then been
referred to the Senate
Finance Committee.
Ashurst served notice
that he would attempt to
have the bill thrown out
on a point of order when
it comes up.
Senator Johnson, Re-
publican. California, de-
clared the question raised
by Ashurst is not involved
inthe measure at all.
"The Boulder Dam bill
is the greatest construc-
tive work undertaken leg
IiSlatively in this genera
'tion," Johnson said. And
] don t intend to permit
it to be thrown out on any
parliamentary point"
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
SECRETARY WORK
WILL RE- IINARI.E
TO SEE us NOW
Nv United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES. April o4.-Socrc-
tarv of the Interior Hubert Work
will arrive in Southern California
Monday on a tour of the Pacific
southwest, which will include a visit
to the Boulder Canyon dam site.
He will be guest of honor Mon
day noon at luncheon arranged by
the Los Angeles chamber of com
merce and city club.
Accompanying Secretary Work
will be Dr. Elwood Mead, United
States commissioner of reclamation.
Secretary Work and his party
will leave here for San Francisco
Monday night, returning Wednesday
in time to board train for Las
Vegas, Nevada, whence they will he
taken in automobiles to the dam
site on the Colorado river.
An entire dav will be spent in.
spectinp the site.
The Boulder Canyon dam hill,
amended recently to confirm with
recommendation of Secretary Work.
has been approved by the senate
Continued on page
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
AND
VETS ARE
F FINISHED
Talk Ended in Middle Of
Sentence Before Com
mittee Today.
BEER STILL NEAR"
Yale Students Vote on
Question: Everybody
Still Up in Air.

WASHINGTON, April 24-Lin
oclr c. An1rews. prohibition en-
foroomont director told the senate
',~o'ihi+ior COMMITTEE TODAY that he
~ pa o9voce+a onv rhanon in the
T-'q@oo7 oef - '.qalizc light beer
+'oe : - into~icatinc in fact.
''i-'.f-;or - previous state
--o,,l l. ~ ..o~.~-iitoo. Andrews ex-
'7:~c1 At-L - iho-,rI,+ such beer if
e1,ov--~7 g. 1e-,,n consumption only,
would hn Lo1nfr1 ~ enforcement,
hut that 20 ooa bod vet suooestea .
wa-- in which It coVld be safely de-
tcrmincd.
HI thoroht if was unfortunate
that Mrs. Smith is permitted to
mo llc el1arher1v winc and next door
Mrs. .rones - prohibited from nlalSs
inr dardelion wine Arfrews
s&id. o. But I don t know how it can
be done.''
"You don T mean to change vour
testimony of the other dav, do you'
asked Senator Reed, Democrat. Mis-
souri,, wet.
ooh. no: T was perfectlv> sincere
in NV statement. - Andrews rculied.
The time of the drys for direct
testimony expired at 11:55 q. m.
ond Chairman Harold interrupted
Reed in the middle of a question to
Andrews to close tho drv case.
Must Submit Briefs
"The evidence is concluded"
married. announced.
The committee agreed that orch
side would have ten days in which
to file a written brief.
The committee adior"ned until .
p. N. when Wavne b. Wheeler
counsel of the Anti Saloon League
viii make the CLOSING DIV statement
Post said $500 of the 1000 student'
1T Yale participated in wet AMI
Grv referendum.
Chairman Harreld. drv. asked if
the ballots had been checked over.
Tie editor said each name had been
checked.
''You don't suspect that the bal
lot boxes were stuffed. dc vouo'
Senator Reed. Democrat, Missouri,
wet asked Harreld.
"I iust wanted to find ont, said
Tarrcld,
You haven t got around to stuf-
fling ballot boxes at Yale yet "
Reed then asked Post.
"'No, sir he replied.
"Thev only do that in Okla
CONTINUED on page 81
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
i. S. A. Is After
Flicker Boys
By United Press l.enSrd Wire


Los ANGELES. 4Arril o4-Tho
Tmite' States rnvnrnmnnt viii
'a"n"i SIC Investigation IF tho al
GOOD pocific coast movie trust here
fondav.
West Coast Theatars, inc and al
lied interests. will apnear in defense
o" accusntions of unfair trade prac-
tees at the first of several hearings
before the federal trade commission.
Government attorneys viii be as
sisted III the probe bv specisi eoun-
sci for Independent theater owners
in California who claim they are
being driven out of business by stiff
ING methods of competition by the
West Coast organ;zation.
SUBSEQUENT hearings may be held
in San Francisco, and perhaps Wash
ington. ID. c.
Sol Lesser, Alike and A. L. Gore,
Adolph Ramish and other prom-
nent notion picture producers and
exhibitors are among the defend
ants.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
VALLEY KNIGHTS
PLAN RECEPTION
FOR BALANTYNE
Lar Re Delegation Of X. P.
Members Will Be Here
e iesday Evening.

Knights of Pythias from all parts
ofsf}fe valley are planning a big
next Tuesday night III
honor Of the visit Of IL number of
digni arcs of the order headed by
John i5alantvnr of Boston, supreme
cb:.fl, alloi' Of the Knights of py-
tliias.
As leader of the Knights Of Pvth
Balantync holds an important posi-
Balantyne halds an important posi-
ton in fraternal cfglcs, and his Wis
It to FL Centre and Imperial Valley
is recognized as mark of distinc-
tion accorded members of the order
here. The supreme chancellor is
making q tour of the country, Wis
iting Pythian lodges.
ACCOMMODATING him will be the fol
lowing Pvthian dignitaries: Frank
F. Merriam, grand chancellor of
California. and speaker of the house
IN the California legislature; c.
Walter Guerran, supreme represcn.
tttiNt diii JuihSc VI tiic nu'tI loi
court of Los Angeles county; Harri,
W. Broughton. Junior past grant
chancellor of California. and prom
inent Los Angeles attorney; Stanley
Wilson, past grand chancellor o
/ California and speaker of note
! Charley Stansberry. for the past |:
years imperial treasurer OF tht
, Dramatic Order of Knights c
I khora9san.
Tn addition to those officials ;
t, large delegation of KNIGHTS of Pv
thias from al parts of the state vii
h here to honor the supreme chan
apllor. ....... .-
A banouct will be served at The
Rarhara Worth hotel at 7:30 follow
cd by a program commencing a
$50 at Knights of Pvthias hall
This PROGRAM will be omen to mem
bers of the Pvthian Sisters.
According to 2 letter received
Yesterday bv Ralph Noycc Of this
civ. from Grand Chancellor Mcr
ram. the occasion of thc supreme
chancellor's visit here i'll bring ont
one cf the most notable Gathering
of Pythians in the state.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
Billy Mitchell
Says Very Much
In Los Angeles
BY United Press LEASED Wire

by United Press LEASED Wire
LOS ANGELES, April "a. =
The. United States has spent
S5OO.OOO.OOO on aviation since
the World war, and there is
nothing to show for the expen-
diture. Colonel william Mitch
ell, air service critique, decla-ed
today.
''If the government had not
cut off its aviation development
in 1e20-1921 would have seen
the air service on q paying
basis, Colonel Mitchell said.
eff S6.OOO.00O a year could
be appropriated for the devel-
opment Of air power. every city
of 100000 population or more
could be made part of an airwav
system connecting all parts Of
the country
Mitchell advocated establish
ment Of a national air power
bureau. combining commercial
and protective aspects.
~"There is no reason in the
world why the United States
should not control the air. he
added.
Colonel Mitchell will lecture
at Trinity auditorium here to-
night. and in Hollywood tomor-
row night.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
Brawley Captured
By Legionnaires

Before . crowd that we'll filled
the HclvCdcrc thcHter. the American
Legion minstrel show. which scored
such big hit in this citv three
weeks 400. proved inst rs cntcrtaiu-
irr to, Brawlcv folks last night,
when the show was given under the
ausnices of Rrawlev post
From the risino curtain until the
"Star Spanglnl Banner closed tho
show, the audience seemed to enjoy
cvClv moment and was unusually
generous with Hnplause.
The WOoaa Bl"sv dancers and ~"
Southern club orchestra repeated
the success thov achieved whom the
show was given in this citv and the
pr"wlcv rronle were loathe to let
tl.rm 90 from the sta~".
\ Snecial number which was not
heard in Fl Centro was contributed
hv Jewell Allen Of this city. who
whiStled the "Tndian Love Call''
from crosse Marie, o"cOmnanioI
hv the pipe orgHn. xAllon, who is
. forme" professional whistler, waG
oAllel hock for IN cncorc, and oNvn
immitations of variouS birds. inel"d-
in" tho "iail bird ami tho
L" "stork', Using only his hands and
his mouth. hn can 10 all sorts of
tricks whiStlir~ with rn"Suo' Ntill.
The various solos in the miNstrc!
n"rt Of tho propram were woll ro-
ooivc1, ard rs w"S the coeo ~ E'
Ccntro. the audionce narticHla'lv
like tho im0romnfu snirit of the
second half of tho show. rcnro1uciNg p
y rcst camn in Franco drriu" the
wcr. +hn offerin0s of Tho FNvaiiar
trio being especially pleasing.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
No More Salad
For Ora Carew

Los ANGELES, April 24.-John
c. Howard, son of a millionaire sal
ad manufacturer. was divorced to-
day from Ora Carew, screen play
er.
The actress obtained her decree
on grounds of cruelty.
Thnv were married on December
II, 1898 and divorce nro"eeding
were started six months later.
Toward and Alevander Pantapes,
millionaire theatrical mon. cnpoood
in m carlv morning street FIGHT
over the actress ON ono occasion,
according to testimony in the case
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
STORM AND FLOOD ARE SWEEPING THE SOUTH
Wet and DRY Tempest in the Senatorial Teapot Que
Machine Guns
Riddle Chicago
Beauty Parlor
BY United Press Leased Wire

BY United Press Leased Wire
CHICAGO, April 24.-Two
women escaped death from a ma
chine gun attack last night by
falling flat on the floor of
beauty parlor while bullets
sprayed all around them.
The guns were mounted on an
automobile which drew up to
curb and halted only long
enough to discharge one round
Of shot. Police counted nearly
100 bullet marks on the build
ing. Ms. Pearl =. Ruby, pro-
prietress, and a woman Gus
toner dropped TO the floor as
the firing started and escaped
injury.
4E3 attack was blamed to a
warfare between organized and
Independent beauty parlors.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
City Sherlocks
Run Down Fan

The electric fan which was re-
rorted lost, straved or stolen
from city hail was recovered
Yesterday afternoon hv the
sharp cved sleuths of the city
police force, who uncovered the
SUMMER essential from a bunch
of miscellaneous furniture piled
in small store room in the
roar of police headquarters.
The fan was oiled and put in
shape for the summer and was
doing duty today.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
Mail From n. Y.
To Ell Centre
In Two DAYS

Less than two days is the
time now required to transport
air mail from Ell Centre to New
York, following the installa-
tion Of the trans-continental air
mail service from Los Angeles,
according to the schedule re-
ceived by Postmaster c. w. Col
Inns.
Mail from this citv will reach
the metropolis of the. country
in Al hours, according to the
schedule. Time required to send
air mail to other points is as
follows: Las Vegas. Nevada.
~ hours; Salt Lake City. 16
hours; Cheyenne. wyoming.
23 hours; Omaha. Nebraska,
80 hours: st. Louis. Missouri.
81 hours; Chicago. 25 hours;
Cleveland. Ohio. 38 hours.
Mail intended for transpor-
taticn bv air must be so mark
ed and have sufficient postage
based on the special rates charg-
ed for air mail service.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
CLARA PHILLIPS CANNOT GO
HOME TO VISIT HER MOTHER

'oc""+ or1or owl tfrn+o'n iho rr;-onnr
w;+h;" tho i"et'ivt;ou - T"lra
A~+hur Too+nh oe T,ns Anrolos was
"withou+ iur;edio+ion - whom he
issued tho o"1or of the Ftic-or wo-
MON - vieit 70 hor mothar's bed
side. fho ott0rrov oeNoral ruled.
Tho decision followed . stotemeut
NV Governor Friend W. Richardson
den'orinp the move to release Mrs.
Phillips as. ga new wNv to oct pri
soners ont of a state prison.
So last NIGHT tho Los AnoeI"s
DEPUTIES who camc to San Quentin
to take Mrs. PhilIns To see her
mother departed alone. The" tiger
Continued on page three
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
gv JIMMY GREENE

Rrawlcv ,Y"rioon Tcoion most
viii prv off the lid of IFS bovine
arn"a novt Tuesday night, with a
card that contains several firhts
th"t Tmncrial Valley boxing fans
win wont to SEQ.
Ucndinn tho 80 rounds of bovine
10 - ten rnun1 maiu cvcrt between
RHttlip" Paul and Al Frvlir@. Paul
is the idol of the Brawlov FANS, md
ho has The rcspoc+ of all fioht fans
in tho valley both ns hover and
90 n bard working follow who minds
his own business. During this past
, inter Paul hos been re@u'ar AZ
action on the San Diego fight cards
and he has more than made good ON
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
BRAWLEY AMERICAN LEGION
TO SHOW SOME REAL SCRAPS

siho coast. Tn Trviin" be moctS n
GOOD man. who ha" won tho wcltcr.
wci"ht championship of tho navy.
e"orino victories ov"r Ad Ruiz and
Bob Waogonor via the k. o. route.
Horace Self. who made such n
GOOD showin" ~ tho ri Centro arena
last rioht. Is booked with .Tohrnv
Loo. tho little Filipino who dcli"ht-
od valley fans on several occasions
last wear with rattlinq GOOD fiohts.
particularly the two times that he
met Tony Fscaionte.
Tn the writer's opinion. the four
round srrap between Kcnreth Wal
lace and the veteran Kid Mex
Continued on page 81
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
By LAURA SWEET

Fidel LaBarba, 10 year old
flyweight champion of the
world, visited El Centric yes
terdav motoring down from his
traininp camp Mt Palm Springs
and leaving this morning for
los Angeles, where he is sched-
u'ed to box at Vernon Monday
night.
When the phone rang yes
terdav afternoon and our
friends ~ the Hotel Barbara
Worth "tipphd us off, to the
fact that Fidel, his brother
Ted. and a partv of friends had
inst registered. the Press sport
writer was ION location for
another event.
The society editor was about
ready 80 lot hcr truStv tvpcwritci
cool off fcr TIA" dav. AND was figur
ing on going 10 "pink tea = III
time for her share of the refresh
mcnts.
But Jimmy G.. was NOT available
That's why this introduction. Fol
although tho society editors inabil
itv to distinguish between n crab
bit punch y aud some other kind OF
. wallop is admitted. she did know
La Sarha meant story.
And interviewing Il champion
hoNcr isn't half bad-particularlN
i' it's Fidel LaBarba. From tho
first ewes, ma am over the tclc
rhouc to the moment when the in
tcrvicw closed LaBarba proved hin
self the gentleman he is said to be
For talking with La Barba, ex
ccpt for tho subject, was Just like
taking with any up-to-thc-minutC
Ligh school or college bow. ! diScov
cred One wear ago Fidcl was
niCsidcnt OF the senior class at the
Lincoln high school in Los Angeles
Now he is the recognized flvwcight
champion Of the world, And next
wear. Fidcl told mo. he will be :
freshman Mt Stanford University
for if his pl"ns go through as he has
made them he viii enter college &
N'dI lI''l tue running C'bttinncr.
Ta, Barha BOYS Nice
"IIc has bla"k, curly hair and
black eyes He is good lookinc
and has high cheek bones, which
make bis features pronounced
Rrnvcn Dyer saws in writing of La
Parha u this months number OF
Boving News.
But it is not SO much the fea
= Continued ON page 81
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
Calaris, Wonder
Horse, Scratched
Nv United Press Leased Wire

LOUISVILLE, KY, April "a
Calaris, wonder horse. winner of the
Tijuana derby and Coffroth haudi-
cap today was officially declared
out of the Kentucky derby by hsi
trainer, r. f. Kraft, after con
sultation with Henry Harthill, vet
erinarian.
The colt will be thrown out of
training at once.
The decision came when wound,
inflicted by himself, on the right
hind knee hook of Calaris did not
rcsnond to treatment.
Pompey now is favoritc for the
,derby, replacing Calaris.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
Ev U~'t"a p-"ss F.e"sed Wire

san OT7rNTrN. Calf. Anril %
-Clara phillips. the "tionr wo-
man. SLAYER of Mrs. Alberta
Noad0wS focod the eomc hare walls
in, San Quentin prison today, in
stead of hein" outside on a visit to
hpr diving mother.
Furthermore. she will not be rc-
leased, dnspitc a Los ANGELES super
ior court order dirortino that she
he taken to the bedside of her moth
~, who lioS in little cottaoe in San
Diooo callino f'Clara, Clara
Under rnlipo of ATTORNEY Con.
oval v. S. Webb last niobt, Warden
Frank j. Smith of San Quentin was
directed to disregard the superior
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
Santa Barbara
To Be Restored

SANTA RtRRiRA. Cal. o. -
hrnrovimate'v poo solicitors are
vinli0~ ro +hn campqion here To
roioo a2o9 GO for the restoration of
'No oil rn'~ei.n
\ totol Of $55551 was pledged ves-
tordo,- whom 70 merchants ioinel
1I0 teamworrore in soliciting funds
for thc rehabilitation.
The old Snauish landmark is to
be- restored in its entirety, struetur-
al engineers aud cXperts declaring,
after a lopo study, that this was
cutirlv practical.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
1.-THE Mikado,'' high school, 8
p. m.
Dance, Red Wing pavilion
Brawley.
1.-THE Fighting Buckaroo,
Palace theater.
''The Bat Valley theater.
''Plaving With Souls I'M
perial theater. Imperial
TOMORROW
Services. sll churches.
Odd Fellows picnic, Ira Aten
ranch, 10 o'clock.
"Tony Runs Wild" Palace
thea+er
"pove~'v of Graustark,' Val
ley theater.
MONDAY
Episcopal Guild meets with
Nrs T, a mhor'as. 2:30.
Mrs. Clon Provost entertains
Fire ladies' Auvil'arv. at Mrs.
Martha Steel's. 645 Olive.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
J. P. Morgan Is
Off White Star

NEW YORK. April 24.--Resigna-
ton of j. p. Morgan and Charles
steele rs directors of the IntSna-
tional Marine Corporation, opera
tors Of the White Star line, was
announced today.
The opinion in shipping circles
was that the designations presagcd
the announcement that the corpora
tion had been sold to British in
tcrests, including the Cunard line.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
Har+a Monica is
Sore at Mayor
" rn,.oa p,e>s Lcn@d w,-e

~ 'nlfod FI"Ns Lensed WIFE
SANrmt NONrCA. Cat. April "a.
-po4itiore seoling re"pll Of Mnvor
r C. oleola were circulated in Santa
Monica to1rv.
The petitions call for a special
election. Those onposcd 20 the
mavor will sunrort Harmnn Michel,
president Of the chamber OF com.
merce. for the mayoraltv. ~
Manaocrs of tho rccall n0ve de'
nounce Mavor Stoele for his opro
sition 10 the proposal 10 purchase
Glover Field and establish muniei
pal airport and recreational centcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
Y. w. G. A. Asks
Women to Join
Nv United Press Leased Wire

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April "a
Women of all religious faiths may
now become members of the Y. w.
{. A., following the massage of a
membership clanse to this effect at
the ninth biennial convention of the
organization today. II was the third
voting on the proposal and it passed
easily.
The present constitution restricts
memberships to women of Protest
ant belief.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
Peru-Chili Row
Is Hanging Fire

WASHINGTON. April 9t.--Fur
ther plenarv sessions Of the nrgotia-
tions bet wcon Peru Gnd Chile under
Secretary Kellogg for settlement Of
the Tacna.Arica territorial dispute
have been poStnoncd pending re-.
ceipts hv the Chilean ambassador of
Instructions from his government on
the Kclloog nronosals, it was stated
arihoritativclv to1av.
The note ~ President Coolidge
from the Bolivian nrosidcNt re-
opostino inclndino Of BcloVa in the
ncootiatione. is still in the hands OF
thc 'rnpe1ato~e on1 has not yet been
studied by Kellogg.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
At Philadelphia

Washington 600 100 OO0-l 10 |
Philadelphia 003 600 l0x-4 I |
Bush and SEVERED; Quinn and
Cochranc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24

Boston 600 100 OOO-1 4 4
New York 10 O3O l3x-9 II 0
Wiltse. Lundorcn and Castor:
'|hOcker and Collins.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
NATIONAL
Ar RrooklvO

New York 600 900 00l-1 ( |
Brooklyn 0l0 600 00l-2 7 0
Barnes. Fitzsimmons and Hartley;
Petty and Hargravcs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24

nURANT. Olln., Arril "4.-Cut-
|ting u swath 200 yarils wide aud
about ten miles long, a cvclonc swcpt
Through three villages north of here
|as, night
Al least three were killed and Il
score in iurcl.
T'nvcrifi"d rcnortS from Fillmore
land Kcncfic said three others died
|of injuries received in the storm
IAN accurate check WaS impossible
|becausc MANY Of the INJURED were
|rot taken TO hospitals, hut were be.
inc cared for at farm houses.
The storm ra2cd about 30 town
|nnd f1Jm houses. damaged telephone
|lin"s and crops.
The twistcr struck Fillmore. n
small johnson comfy village about
rundown. 1t then swept on through
the towns of Coleman, Kcnefic,
|Cancv and Noca.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Jackson
were killed NJ Voca, Mrs. Tim Gallon
was killcd at Fillmore.
Following the tornado, q severe
|hail. rain and wmdStorm swept the
southeastern section of Oklahoma
for more tlau hour, making rescue
work difficult.
Communication Cut Off
Communication throughout the
section Of the state
was still disrupted today and only
mcagrc information could be OBJ
|taincd.
II was said here the death toll
|may rise when all reports arc in,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24

We don't know who will get the
credit for cutting taxes. And W
don't know who will get the cash.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
(;Y 81. ONE:
| SWEEPING
OKLAHOMA
Storm Razes More Than
Score of FarmhOuses
and City Homes.
HITS THREE TOWNS
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DALLAS, Texas, April Wind
lnd floods in Texas and Oklahoma
aday had claimed at least II lives
Paused in inr;cs To q score Of PERSONS
|lmd resulted in Thousands 9f dollars
property damage.
In Tcvas = toll of II was caused
|hv deaths from drowning and from
k;ph'nin" during the 'uast week
|rorrentinl rains have flooded low
| ands aud resulted in imndati9n Of
|iGhwavs and railroads in parts of
he state.
Three persons were killed in n
torna'!" near Duraut, Okla, last
|hight. Thrce others are rcporte1 10
|havc died from their in iurics aud n
Beorc were injured in the storm.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-24
TODAY'S BOX SCORES
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