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The border vidette., 1928-10-27
ARIZONA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL
REVIEW
October %, 1928

October %, 1923
Globe-Given Bros. open new
shoe store on Broad street.
Bowie-Drillers at Pinal coun.
ty oil we'll report cap rock indi.
Gates oil sand near.
Winslow - Survey starts on
road in Long Valley, completion
will establish permanent road
here to Phoenix.
Phoenix x-Arizona Cotton Grow
ers Association announce need
of 5000 additional cotton pickers
now.
Tucson-Airmail service for
this section of Southwest will
begin first of year.
Globe-Pay'n Takit company
of Arizona Incorporated in Gilar
county. Capital stock issued
listed at 81, 100000.
Globe-Annual home trade ex.
position held under auspices of
Woman'S Club.
Nogales ~ Paving of street
district No. 2 begins December /
Santa Fe--Santa Fe railroad.
will purchase Ocient road at cost
of $16. 900. 900.
sGlobe-Fig farms are started
by aid Of huge Coolidge Dam on,
ella river.
Winslow = 5000 Rock Bass
placed in Clear Creek here.
Yuma-6O, 900 catfish received
here from government~fsheries
for distribution in drainage can.
ais throughout Yuma valley. =
Arizona has 80 272 telephones
according to report of Mountain
States company 8
Jerome--O,d hospital building
here completely rebuilt for Un.
tied Verde Gu bhouse. IS =
Phoenix or more head.
cattle will be exhibited at ART Y
zona State Fair November 1918
: Chloride - Development at
Mayflower mine will be resumed
Kingman-Tom Reed goes in
to new ore areas in big Aztec
shoot.
Kingman-Oatman Eastern en-.
tered shoot of high grade gold
ore on 500 foot level. H
Chloride--Sinking on Schenec.
tady mine of Tennessee com.
|pany resumed. 81
Kingman - Arizona Central :
Bank resources increase with
statement of recent week total.
ing S. 300. 900.
Williams-Citizens here vote
to sell water and electric utilities
to private concern.
Prescott-Ash Fork highway
route may be changed.
administrations Equitable rat.
ing bureau reduces fire insurance
rates in this town.
Yuma-New courthouse under
construction here.
Yuma-Colorado River COM
mission finishes survey Of terri.
tory adjacent to this city in re.
gard to program for develop
ment of Colorado river.
MiamiAArizona Edison com.
pany lays 4 inch pipe line on
several streets here and erects
fire hydrants.
| Phoenix Los Angeles, Yuma
land Phoenix freight line will
construct ne W terminal soon.
Prescott-Northern section OF
Arizona Education Association
will hold its annual meeting here
Novembe 1920.
Winslow-Survey being made
of road from Little Springs
ranch to BLY, Ranger. Station on
Winslow-Long Valley road.
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The border vidette., 1928-10-27
1 SENATOR ASHURST


the libusters attempted senate
fight on as Boulder Canyon M o we that
the of the nation This interesting deght of the
Record the parliamentary skill of
upquestonaby aid that originated
would have been lost q the final rush.
Senator Ashursts that got the the
the according Con
Record when the senator ATTEMPTED to force the
compelled the leaders acknowledge the bill and
keep it from hnderng on the tax measure they
would be given consideration after DISPOSAL of the
the regulations the
which tend sghen out the kinks nits
In addition performing these heavy tasks the
Of f. m the m
number laws Senator has placed the
in any session of Congress
(PUBLIC-NO 4oI-7oTH CONGREss)7
s4aa Is. 2O04 Introduced by Mr.. Ashnrst
An Act Authorizing the paving OF the Federal strip known
international street, adjacent to Nogales, Arizona. s
(PUBLIC-No. 443-7oTH cONGREss)
An Authorizing along the
boundary Of the Papago Indian Reservation, Arizona
(PUBLIC-NO. 396-7oTH CONGREss)
Is. 297s) Introduced by Mr..
An Act Authorizing the Secretary Of War donate certain
buildings to the city Of Tucson, Arizona.
(PUBLIC-NO. 59o-7oTH CONGREsS)
Is 432l) Introduced by Mr.. Ashurs
An Act Authorizing the Secretary Of the Interior dispose
bridges San Carlos Indian Reservation Arizona
and for other purposes.
(pUBLIC-NO. 77-7oTH CONGRESS)
Il 81
An Act Authorizing the the county of Yuma Arizona
public lands for municipal aviation field for
purposes t 8g
t65 - (PUBLIC-NO 250-7OTH CONGRESS) Sc 81
@rE ZEE IS. 1145 Introduced by Mr.. Ashprst
An Act Authorizing appropriation for roads Indian
servations. 4
(PRIVATE-NO 236-7OTH CONGRESS)
Is. 2306) Introduced by Mr.. Ashurst
An Act for the relief of William e. Thackrey.
(PRIVATE-NO 295-7OTH CONGRESS)
Is. 273S Introduced by Mr.. Ashurst
An Act for the relief of c. r. Olberg.
(PRIVATE-NO 237-7oTH CONGRESS)
IS. 169l) Introduced by Mr.. Ashurst b.
An Act for the relief of William A. Light.
Probably the signal parliamentary victory Senator
secured with the exception Of his brilliant
fuoppositon to the Swing Johnson billy Ashust
1926 the World War which
$50 month life with
Iof tuberculosis.
Under the Ashurst Amendment 10000 service
throughout the United States receiving 5000 annually
fe other $24 0000OO annually now
Ashust Amendment being paid with
of tub
Evening star., 1928-03-24
AUTO VICTIM DIES
AT REED HOSPITAL
Veteran Was Struck by Ma
chine Last Week-0ther
Accidents Reported.

A. r. Coleman. 81 years old. resident
Of Soldiers Home, wl1o was injured by
an automobile a week ago. died al Wal
ter Reed Hospital this morning.
Earl Graves. 40. of 40 Cedar street,
Takonna Park, driver Of the car appear
ed At the Twelfth precinct station soon
after learning Of the death Of Coleman.
and police arranged for him To attend
tne inquest Monday.
Coleman was struck by Graves auto
mobile while in front o. $500 Colorado
avenue last Saturday night. Colorado
avenue a. that point Is without side
walk, police reported. ard the weather
vas very inciement 81 the time Graves
accompanied by a policeman, took the
INJURED man ~ the hospital.
Matthew Isnkahuia, IS years Old,
1924 Tenth street. was knocked down
at Tenth street and Massachusetts
avenue about 9.l5 o'clock last night by
the automobile Of Albert W Simmons
G5s Morris street northeast, and his left
hip severely injured. He vas treated
a. Emergency Hospital
Kenneth II Wood go r street south
west, and Frank Small, lr.. Silver Hill.
Md. were drivers VI automobiles that
eo!iided ~ Massachusetts avenue and
Sixth street about li.i5 ociock last
SssE&Ah. 4s1AHE F1sASSE1 tlAAfItSs gEbtE
Old 1911 Th3rty-fiftn street, occupant
u The former machine, suffered an in
Jury 70 her face and was treated at
Emergency Hospital
In collision between the automobiles
II Raymond W Barclay. Baltimore, and
John r McC0ldrlck, District Heights,
Ifd ~ Fifteenth and II streets north
east yesterday afternoon. both ears we're
badly damaged ard Barclay suffered
frac1Ures NJ seYeFai ribs lie was taken
" Casually Hospital.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
Two More Children
Injured in Traffic;
Ones Chances ''Slim''

Two more children were taken
10 the hospital yesterday, one
unconscious, the other racked
with pain. 10 add 10 the heavy
toll of child auto victims in this
vicinity.
Five year old Roy Hacksaw of
Capitol Heights, Md. was trudg-
ing the roadway near his home
yesterday oblivious TO all but the
bright sky and the JOY of an
early Spring afternoon when he
was struck by An automobile
driven by Raymond G.. Brown of
ForesiyiIie. Brown picked up the
unconscious child and hurried to
Casualty Hospital. where physi-
clans found his skull was frac~
tured and he was suffering from
conclusion of the brain.
Officials at the hospital said
this morning that Roy's condi-
tion was "very serious" that he
had net regained consciousness
and that his chances are slim"
Prince Georges County authorl-
ties are investigating The aeci-
dent.
Fourteen -yeaF-0ld Thomas W,
Hartng Gf 1919 Ross place, the
other victim. sustained u broken
leg when the wheel of a truck
from which he had fallen while
catching a ride passed over him.
The accident occurred near
Thirty first and Maeomb streets
yesterday afternoon. and the boy
was taken To Emergency Hospital
In "A passing automobile.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
PARKING RULE FIGHT
MAY GO TO HOUSE
Ehirteenth Street Business Men
Push Campaign Against
! Harland Regulation.

Cndsunfed By the definite refusal by
fhe District Commissioners recently 10
comply with their request that angle
parking Of vehicles be permitted on the
downtown section Of Thirteenth street.
snstead of the present parallel parking
s7lle, members Of the Thirteenth Street
Business Mems Association viii carry
Their petition 10 the House District COM
7-.ittee, If the city heads stand by the
ruling o. Traffic Director Earland. r.
p. Andrews. president Of the association,
declared this morning.
Mr. Andrews said that the merchants
cn and near Thirteenth street would
base their claim on the fact that they
paid 90 per cent OF the cost Of widen
arg the toogoughfare and approved the
project with the understanding that
angie parking would be continued. The
parallel parking rule, the merchants
conten6. has cut down the number Of
CsrS which can be parked on the street
2glc thereby has hurt business,
Meanwhile. Mr. Andrews announced.
. petition 70 the Commissioners asking
soF return 70 the angle parking rule.
with a compromise feature prohibiting
any parking On the street In the morn
;ngs Until after e:I5 O'Clock, is TO be
circulated among Thirteenth street
business men and others nearby. The
association plans 10 submit the petition
70 tne city heads late next week
Evening star., 1928-03-24

tContlnued from Pirst Page)
Gore the nomination would be reported
&C. tEe Senate.
i1eyera4 persons raised Questions be-
loge me subcommittee concerning the
kasrci3re of z number % different cases
~ tEe district attorneys once. bat IL
Pas lnclcatec tooay that members Of
t'1e subcommittee we're Of The oysnton
kfe oojscTtorl5 we're not such as 10 call
g9r ar unfsToyable report.
Representative Issynrser. Democrat ~
eNosin Carolina. gho hsg Deen making
o. special study ~ gambling 1n The DI@o
FElct Tor the Gibson subcommittee Ia
Cay presented & record prepared by the
kSo4lce Department coVeYang the ACTIVITY
kof Ma. GofcoE'k offce In regard 70
SI-lyfcennfnt q the gambling laws.
y copy ~ iris, accompanied BY n
Summary ~ tt3s testimony before the
F13oso9 s2ocomEnltaee. has been submit
pee ~ My Hammer ~ the Senate Dis
aYlct committee. which II considering
RsAe question II confirmation Of Mr.
Gprcps- nomination rs justice.
AF. Hammer sa.e, This Is about the
%ofkl reeDFd I've ever heard tell of
Hsld calls fer attention"
GF. Hammer explained that this rec
nc a1loNg tnaf not IN three years mas
DSStFl@ Attorney GORDON asked the
&fahc Jury Tor az Indictment IN viola
Alon u ths liquor izXs
tfae record shows thal ogsf u IS IN
cctnentS N the single charge IF SET
on2 ~ gaming table Wilien nave
Deen returned by the .gTsnc Jury III
Fhe last three years there have been
~ convictions q acq}gttAis, 81 nolle-
1goasec cases a1e N stiI pending
Evening star., 1928-03-24
HOUSE TO DEVOTE
MONDAY TO D. c.
ZihIman Prepares Program
of Nine Measures for
Consideration.

The House leaders have agreed to al
low Monday To be used as District day
In the House and Chairman Zihlman OF
the District committee has prepared a
program OF nine measures on which he
hopes To secure action.
The btu carrying blanket increase in
salary for all members OF the Metro
pottan Police and Fire Departments is
not included on this program. because
House leaders. including Chairman
Madden OF the appropriations commit
Tee, have raised such serious objections
that the controversy over this measure
would prevent consideration Of any other
District measures. Chairman Madden
Is making "a careful study Of what Is In
N0ived IN the proposed increase TO all
policemen and tiremen.
Would Settle Suits.
The first measure To be called up
Monday Is one recommended by the
Dlatiict Commissioners. which would
authorize them 10 adjust suits against
the Pennsylvania Railroad on account
of the settling Of Fist street east, UNI
der which runs the railroad tunnel.
This measure has been IN controversy
In the courts for years. but the Com
inissiuneEs now feel that they have n
good compromise proposal II Congress
viii authorize them To accept the set
tiement.
Tie second bin 10 be called up Is one
by Representative Gilbert OF Kentucky,
u regulate execution Of bonds in GRIM
NAL cases
The third measure is the Xihman bill
concerning liability for participation In
breaches of ndnciary obligations,
The next measure provides IA penalty
Tor giving false information III relation
10 the commission ot crime, Another
Ilhlman bill. introduced at the request
of the Commissioner. provides for de s.
tention OF fugitiYes from justice In the
District.
University Privileges,
The bin authorizing amendment Of
The Incorporation act nf Catholic Uni
veralty 10 allow certain privileges al
ready granted 10 George Washington.
liio American and Howard Universities
also is expected 10 be passed Monday,
AIneaSufe recommended BY the cor
poIatinn eounsrla office proposes TO
grant Tie power 10 administer oaths 10
the. corporation euntlaei and his aahiat~
ants.
A measure recommended by the cor
ot the gTaFe OF Nellie Richards in Com
grchsiOnal Cemetery, 50 as TO allow IN
termenl Qf her sister In the same grave.
The last bill set for consideration Ia
tile House Monday Is the Gibson bill to
establish Woman's bureau in the
Metropolitan Police Department.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
FASHIONS DISPLAYED.

Eight models last night displayed the
latest styles in womens wear at
fashion review in the Chevy Chase lii
bfary. for the benefit Of the Wo0dbine
Circle of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church of Chevy Chase. The models
were Mrs. Richard Danforth Stinson.
Mics Lillian Beech, Miss Frances
Bronson. Miss Janet Broadbent Miss
JuIia DE iaahmutt. Miss Lillian FulAes,
Miss Margaret F'ultz and Miss Alice
Clayton. Mrs II. B Ingeta0lI was
chairman OF the committee on arrange
nants. The suits and furnishings dis
played were loaned by a local depart
ment store
The review was supplemented By
entertainment features, including vocal
soi0s by Mrs. Marshall G. Guthrie, in-
strumenthl selections by a special or
ehestra aud dramatic readings by Miss
Hester Walker BtRli
Evening star., 1928-03-24
WEST SEEKS INJUNCTION
AGAINST OIL COMPANIES
Charges Sinclair Concern and
Agency Here Are Hurting
His Business,

Suit fer an Injunction against ths
Sinclair Re1aing O.. ana the Wash
ngton Petroleum Products. Inc, 500 X
Ssrcet was fled today IN the DiNescs
S0prenae Court hv john West. tvadlsS
rs the West OIL CO eaF X stFveg. he
changes sAat the defendant companies
have voASrirvd 10 nssEterS With his sx~
elusive contract - handle the Sinclair
psVduetS in the District og (N>1iaaeiA
aod NEARBY VlrgsntA and Maryland,
fhrengh Attorney h Hilton jackson.
The plaintiff tells the court that Ne
n1aee the contract last CcecSer with the
sinclair ReAnnAG ca 80 handle eNcsN~
SlVeN Ms pEod0etS and Spent &g.NNN on
aside frpm ether obligations.
and has built Up the business, NlarcA
IL ne staten The Sinclair COMPANY
ceased o. garry eGt lis part of che yNNa.
,gact and refused further ShtpneatS
Another cVatFaet has bss~n asaSSs. hs
avs between tsae Sinclair INARlpSss1y AMI
taa Washington tvtFAleauu Products haY
an exclusive agency R ghs same AerA.
and TIRE Two cN'tplgsssnteS ASYe SpASpirSAi
70 impair hiS business, ne ASSERTS WeSa
ASKS the eeagt 20 easteln the defendants
sTon meerteEinS with his business.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
ROBINSON FAVORED
FOR HOUSTON POST
Arkansas Senator May Be
A Permanent Chairman
of Convention.

Senator Joseph T. Robinson Of Ar
Kansas, Democratic leader OF the Sem
ate. may be selected as permanent
chairman Of the Democratic national
convention. it was reported today. Sena-
aor Robinson was permanent chairman
of the 1920 convention in San Fran
cisco.
From New York comes the word that
Senator Robinson would be entirely sat-
ssfactory 10 the friends Of Gov. Smith.
Indeed it is said, they have been IA
Vovaole "a the selection Of Senator Rob-
syson tor some time. but were uncertain
tho presidential nomination. with the
backing Of his own State delegation.
Senator Robinson, however. has de-
cllne6 10 have the delegation instructed
Tor himself. and the delegation is TO go
10 The Houston convention uninStructed.
Reports from Arkansas have been
10 the effect that 80 per cent Of the
EelegsteS really favored the nominal
sic-l ot Gov. Smith, although they might
vote for some other candidate at the
start Of the convention.
Reports Discounted Here.
Here IN Washington. however. these
reports Of Smith strength in the Ar
Kansas delegation have been discounted
l,y both Senator Robinson and Senator
Earaway. Senator Robinson said he
did mol believe ii possible al this time
10 forecast whom the majority Of the
Arkansas delegation would support in
khe convention.
Y am sure" said Senator Robinson,
t'tl1ere has been no such expression of
rpInion as Will justify the conclusion
khst the Arkansas delegation Is COM
Knitted 20 Gov. Smith or 10 any other
San6idsts."
Senator Csravay. who like Senator
Ecbirson. Is one Of the delegates at
Asrgs 10 the convention, is opposed to
fhe nomination Of Smith.
lee Meriwether. manager of the
EsShireton Reed-for- President head
quarters was critical Of the claim that
Smith would have the support OF the
arkansas delegation.
Smith Candidacy AsSailed.
I'm 1884" said Mr. Meriwether.
~Blslne wired his managers TO concede
nothing and claim everything. This
seems 10 be the policy OF Gov. Smiths
supporters. That policy did not make
Blaine President. neither will 1t make
Smith the Democratic nominee. The
Democracy ot the Nation wants q
leader who can carry not only the
Democratic South but also number
@. the big Western States. II will not
choose a man merely because OF his
supposed ability 10 carry certain States
OF the Atlantic seaboard.
Sensible Democrats know ii will do
the party little good 10 carry New York.
Massachusetts and few other Eastern
states Il Il loses Indiana, California,
Nebraska and other Western States in
addition TO certain Southern States
heretofore always IN the Democratic
tolunlr"
Evening star., 1928-03-24
'LINDY'S PARACHUTE MYSTERY
THAT BAFFLED CROWD SOLVED
Lone Eagles Use of Safety Device Gov
erned by Army and Navy Flying
Regulations. T>ss

stowaway himself and did not want to
have to do that again.
One young woman. who gave her
name as Miss Marguerite Mesny. waited
around for long time, equipped with
a parachute, and was pointed out as
having attempted TO stow away on Col.
Lindberghs plane.
Two young girls. who gave their
names as Margaret Mihm Of 2714
Fourteenth street and Virginia Downs
Of 815 North Capitol street, endeavored
to approach Col. Lindbergh and ask
him personally for a ride, as he was
walking from one plane to the other,
but Mr.. MacCracken, who was with
him, waved the girls away and Army
officials took them in charge and put
them behind the ropes that shut of
spectators from the field.
Yesterdays crowd was by far the
largest 10 witness the colonels Con-
gressional Flying School" and the
Springlike weather brought out large
representation Of the general public.
Representatives Somers and Celer,
New York Democrats. hoped off yes
terday afternoon in a Douglas plane for
Brooklyn. During the lunch period
Col. Lindbergh flew Fokker super
Universal new type commercial plane
which carries four passengers and two
pilots and is equipped with dual con-
trolls. Capt. Emory Land. assistant chief
Of the Bureau of Naval Aeronautics.
and Assistant Secretary Warner were
with him in the machine.
Yesterdays Passengers.
Col Lindberghs passenger list yester-
tcrday included: Representative and
Mrs. Ramseyer of Iowa, Representative
r. Walton Moore Of Virginia, G. E. Nc
Cullough. general passenger agent of
the Pennsylvania Railroad. with offices
in Washington: Mrs. Margaret G.
Sanders. wife Of the Texas Representa-
tive. and Misses J. and A. Whitehead
Of Virginia, Representative Rutherford
Of Georgia and his daughter, Henry
Hill. the nephew of Representative
Gregory Of Kentucky: Representative
and Mrs. Goodwin of Minnesota, and
Mrs. Fulmer, wife OF the South Caro-
lima Representative.
Mrs. Pratt sister of Representative
Shreve of Pennsylvania: the son and
daughter of Representative Dickinson
Of Iowa. Mrs. Hastings, wife Of the
Oklahoma Representative. and her
daughter: the daughter of Mrs. Kath-
crime Langley. Representative from Ken
tucky: Representative and Mrs. John
Bohn of Michigan and their daughter
Marvel. and Dr. Julius Klein. director
Of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce of the Department of Com
merce. and Mrs. Klein.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
MRS. HENNlS TAYLOR HURT
IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENT

hsrs Eznnis Taylor, 20 years old.
Apartment ZGs. the EoFthumDerisnd
" .o9Y, o; ri.e former Minister " Spain
Nss c4t El0at the Deae snd bruised
eloDR the entire right side when
xGDckec c0gn yesterday at Fifteenth
gnc y streets By & delivery Vag0n of
kke Washington Cost Service driven By
Erchle Weicn, Gj95 III place southeast
We.cp who Ras barking ms caT olt u
r. pared Dpsltsou al iae tine ~ toe
tsecident. salc he cid nol see Mts.
Taylor,
3hs Injured W0B1ag Nas tye6ted II
bone b. hsT pegsoual physician, Dr.
Bslcbafc l.. Sylvester Eef copGN soB
pas naofnlAg vas Teggrtec a& not
keIaosaE
Evening star., 1928-03-24
Traffic Deaths for 1927 Set at 26,6l8;
Road Builders Ask Uniform Auto Code

codes and expansion Of the Nations
road building programs"
THE human factor Ii The main
element contributing tn these ncci-
dents" II addeG "but thaL human
factor could ~ large extent be offset
~ adequate motoring facilities and
regulation. coupled WIN the individual
practice 81 courtesy aud caution"
Grade crossing fatalities were said
~ thYs sn9Hu decline Tor tie tifst ! !
months ~ 1921 the number of persons
killed toiaijng z l20, us COMPARED with
2244 for the same period the year
before
Evening star., 1928-03-24

~ tie AssDetsted Pfees.
Persons killed IN high way accidents
IN 1877 we're estimsied today At 26,gls
by the American Road Builders AS
9oelaflon, 4 total of 7gg 100 were
sfio1sjy injured. aud economic losses
we're PLACED 81 sg1z ,0s7 900, exclusive vi
niHDT damage 10 noal9f yehicles.
he D9i8i killed, gu increase of 1915
over 1926, and the injuries and attend
Ant losses the association said, brings
toreiDly to niuG 9He need for i'm
nlediaie adoption et uniform tratiic
Evening star., 1928-03-24
ONE KILLED, THREE HURT
IN BLAST ON WARSHlP
Explosion Occurs on British Air
craft Carrier Courageous
In Dock Yard.

HF wv NNNNVIhIFN FTFUhHt
DEVONpORT, England. March "a -.
One man was killed and three seriously
injured IN an explosion aboard the
British aircraft carrier Courageous now
In The dockyard here.
The men. all engineers. we're trying
out an emergency pump aboard the Eea~
sci when tho exploaiou took place
The Courageous is al emergency War
program ship and originally was u
cruiser, Work nf converting the vessel
into ali aircraft carrier was begun IN
June, leaa, and y scheduled for COM
pletion thia month.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
u. C. Woman's Sister Dies in Texas.

Mrs. r & McCurdy of Lancaster.
Tex, sister ot Mrs T. h. Dawson i496
Monroe street. died Ia hospital In
Dallas, Tea Thursday, according to
W0fd received here, Mrs MeCurdy be-
tare her marriage Vas Miss Grace An
dersoa ot Jonesbolo. Tenn.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
Fishing Slip Wrecked: Crew Lost.

VERA CRUZ, Mexico. March "a lA'
The fishing smack MaFineFo was
found overturned yesterday on La
Blanca. about IL miles from Vera Cruz,
There Was ~ trace ot the captain and
tile crew ~ ~ men. and it Hag assumed
they had Deril drowned
Evening star., 1928-03-24
WILL ARREST SHERIFF.
Senate Orders fennsylvanta ofneial
Into Custody,

Immediate arrest Of THOMAS " C'ln~
nlngham, sheriff al railatisllAhta
County, Pa, tor contempt az the Sene
ate campaign funda committee WAS iis
EWcted today by the Senate.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
FAVORABLE REPORT
ON GORDON LOOMS

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Evening star., 1928-03-24
GOLDEN RULE DRIVE
OF STAR OPENS AS
MODEL CAR STARTS

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