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New Britain herald., 1929-03-07

cured in the course of this revolt within revolt, The general with small group of followers is thought by this informant to have sought re- fuge by putting out to Sea or by fleeing into the woods north of Vera Cruz.
 The Western Union land wires be- tween Mexico City and Vera Cruz were cut at 1O:30 last night. All serv ice between Mexico City and the outside world by this channel ceased immediately. The Aguirre group Of rebels is believed 10 have severed the wires to aid its evacuation of the city. Assumption of train service between Mexico City and Laredo, Texas, was promised in an official announcement.
 Federal Victory General Rebel forces are reported to be in complete rout everywhere vii the important cities Of Orizaba, Cor dova and Jalapa once more in the hands Of federal troops.
 The enemy is the victim Of in cOnceiva ble panic" says a statement issued Wednesday night by the gov ernment. Officials said that the government forces did not expect to ind any revolutionary troops 'n Vera Cruz when the city is recap tured.
 The government ordered a squai- ron of military aviators to fly over the forces I General Escobar and drop hand bills explaining to them that they are rebelling against the national government. This action is n connection with charges made by officials here that General Escobar had deceived his supporters by tell ing them they were on the side of the government.
 The airplanes will also drop cop ies of Mexico City newspapers on the Escobar troops for the purposs Of informing them Of the situation in the capital. General Ortiz. lead. CT Of the loyalist forces al Monterey wired ex-President Gales that Gen eral Escobar had conhscated govern ment funds before eVaCuating the city but that his flight had been SC precipitous that a million rounds oi ammunition, five machine guns and several hundred thousand dollars IT cash were forgotten.
 General Jesus Palomera Lopez former chic of the military police in Mexico City, was arrested in thl state Of Michoacan when he was or the point of turning his regimen :, against the government
 He was held for summary Cour martial. General Lopez, while mill , tary police chief, won reputation
 for strict dealing and swift punish
 ment Of criminals.
 ' Condemn Rebel Property l The department Of justice issue 9 processes today conforming th r property Of all leaders of the reyo . lution. Those named specifically in 6 clude General Jesus Aguirre. Genar I al Francisco Manzo, General Faust
 Topete, the governor Of Sonora = General Escobar and General ROber . 10 Cruz a former chief Of police 1 q Mexico City.
 = A government statement said tha [ Colonel Ejeda. with force Of aOou s 2000 military police and agrarian'
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
Ntore Rebels Arrive

Nogales, Sonora, Mex, March .i' A troop train bearing 900 rebel soldiers arrived here shortly before noon today, increasing the garrison of Governor Fausto Topete, who en- camped with 1,500 men here last night, 10 o,400 ,,en. Governor To- ne,e who holds a generals rank in
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
AZlZ GROTT0 10 MOVE
Society Win Vacate Quarters tn Cap ttd Tf,eater Building On March 3t -Rig Meeting March IS.

The monthly meeting of Aziz Grotto will be held Friday evening. March Is. at 8 o'clock at the Grotto hall. The society will vacate its rooms on the Capitol theater build ing on March 31.
 A large attendance is expected at the meeting to hear the report of the quarters committee and to voice their views on this recommendation. Arrangements will be made at this meeting for the disposal of club room furniture and fixtures.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
BINGHAM DEAD AT CLEVELAND

New Haven. March R-Charies w. Bingham, Yale '6S. notics of whose death at Cleveland, 1n March 1, reached the university today was captain in the 1863 varsitys crew rowing at stroke. He gave the Charles w. Bingham scholarship to Yale in 1917. and the dormitory re- gently erected on the site of Old Os- born, at the corner of Chapel and College streets was named after him.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
PRISON TERM FOR WALDRON

Exeter, N. H.. March R)-Wil- liam G. Waldron. formerly of South Coventry. Conn., who was found guilty Monday of obtaining 1.200 under false pretenses from Miss Mabel N. Rogers of Derry. was sentenced in Rockingham county superior court today to not less than
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
BUNGALOW IS BURNED

Waterbury. March Rl-Fire. be- lieved to have resulted from defec- tive wiring. caused t5.000 damage to q bungalow in the Fatrlawn Manor section of this city this morning.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
arrested Mayor Augustine Gallo anu
 a number of other town offlclals. Americans on Alert

arrested Mayor Augustine Gallo and a number of other town officials. Americans ou Alert
 On this side Of the border. United States army officials at Fort Bliss watched the situation closely. They indicated that American troops would cross the border and enter Juarez should fighting develop there in such a way as to endanger the lives of Americans in Fl Paso. American troops drove Francisco Villa out of Juarez in 19l9 a1ter stray bullets had killed several resi- dents of Fl Paso. 1 General R, Ramos, who resigned as assistant secretary of war to as- sume command of the troops Tn .Juarez. said he would defend the i town unless overwhelmingly out numbered. in which case he VIII withdraw his troops and retreat.
 General Ramos arrived here last night by airplane from Browns'll'e and in an interview with Fl Con- tinental, Spanish language newspa' per. outlined a part of the govern ment's plan of operations.
 He said two columns or troops some 1500 men. aided by two squad rons of airplanes, are advancing against General Jesus Aguirre. ont of the leaders of the revolt Gen. eral Amanzan is in charge of the federal troops. Ramos said.
 Some 10000 men in four columns are moving upon General Escobar another revolutionary leader a Monterey. The columns are movln: from saltillo, Tampico and Zaca
 tecas.
 In the Sonora area. Ramos said
 General Cardenas is orgarlzln
 troops to attack the rebels. He ]
 recruiting upward of 10000 men r
 the states Of Aguascalientes. Quere taro and Michoacan.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
tf rebellion, now is second in com. mand to General Francisco Manzo in this district
Coahuila Governor Moves

Eagle Pass, Texas. March ! R- Reports circulated here today said acting Governor Sillar of Coahuila, Mexico. had moved his headquarters from Satilla to Piearas Negras. across the Rio Grande from Eagle Pass. because of conflicts between General Gonzalo Escobar. rebel leader, and loyal troops near Saltil-
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
Cu,u STILL, EATS WE'LL

Paris, March R-The condition of Marshal Foch this morning show ed slight but steady improvement. His temperature was 9S.7 and hls pulse S6 His physicians stated that his appetite continued good.
The Washington times., 1929-01-28
NIF
SEEKS IN Vain

NEW YORK, ian. 2s II. 8 .l.- he
lassard processes of justice or bet:
ter the laggaEd process servers Sg
Justice have not. apparently kent
abreast with the advancement Of
sas aviation.
The case III nolnt II That 0I AIrs.
Bert Acoxta. plaintiff versus Mrs
Dorothy Walker. defendant. Mrs.
AcDstas mother 0E tNo children asks
S150s000 from Mrs Walker vile of
Il. g. Walker. president of il Fisk
Tire and Rubber Export SOnlral
because, she nlle9eA. Beft Rnd Mrs
walker have been occupying cne 0t
these s0sealled love nests.
The case Is sched nled to 50 ~
trial tomorrow Ii Mlneola col1r1
hones and tharein Is involved the
case 0 the procs ss server and tne
iaifpiaFle
Aeosta Ii wanted w his wife Is
her chief witness. but ptoress
servers have heen unable to 1lud
him. Without her husband her
con NiOnlst so Id speak rs
Ac0sta doeen belleVe she'll DO
80 well
The Washington times., 1929-01-28
Brookhart Bin Would
Abolish Personnel
Classification Board

Senator Brookhart. author Of the
Brookhart bill announced that the
bin reported out by the House com
naittee Is satisfactory to him except
iii rerard to the retroactive clause
0f his Bill which was not included
III the compromise measure
Brooki1art revealed that he has
eonferred with members Of the
enate Steering COMMITTEES with a
lew to getting his bill up before
the Senate and has received such
tollragemenf that he has no fears
hniit the pr0ba bility Of getting a
scte on the measure.
The Senator also revealed today
shat the bin he Is drafting ID pro
de FOR civil service court of ap-
as provides for aboiishing the
eISonnel Classification Board an.I
"a transfer Of its duties to the
sFii Service Commission.
The court. Brookhart explained
would BE composed Of three mem.
Hers appointed BY the President and
confirmed by the Senate. The court
would be entirely Independent of all
Government Gepar artnnents and would
nave jurisdiction over any kind Of
an appeal BY an empleye Of the
Government.
AS there Is little chance for action
on this bill III the present session.
Brookharf IS taking his time about
drafting IT. with view to getting
suggestions from ais many sources
as possible, III order that he may
have workable bill on which to
act ak the next session.
The Washington times., 1929-01-28
n. II Italians to Honor
Bracco, Storekeeper
81 SIS. America

NEW YORK, Jan. q 4. ~. -
Fame has suddenly burst upon
salvatore Braeco. and dased him.
A few days ago Hracco was
just storegeeper On the ;. 81.
Amsrica. unique in that Re had
the memory of i heroic adventure
III 1aeg, 4 rescue at aea. Tor
which Ne was decorated
To-day Braeco finds himself
ssain ii the here's role. for he
il one ii the most fsted members
of the Aneficas rescne squad
which saved 81 lives when the
frsighter Florida floundered. 10.
duy he was to receive 1t city
HalE. medals fions tha city of
New York and from the italian
.rssidents, 81 this city.
Tomorrow night he viii be the
guest of honor at 4 reception ii
his home town. Union city, II. J.
The mayor will present him with
another medal and an engraved
watch.
The Washington times., 1929-01-28
NEW YORK CITY
FETEsFRIED
AND GRE "
ontlnaed fr0tl ra q

CONTINUED fron lrkt s.
Broadway through the nan of ron-l
fetff IL city hail. a band af,d q
group 0f singers viii render eslse-l
tions.
Shortly before o'clock AlHsfOf
James 81. llSer Nll hit scrolls
cofnnaeslefa their exploit and
aosd medals to the cOnq nerofs o.
the Atlantic.
10 h Br0aicast
some 80 radio atations win broad
cast the program over the nation.
Later the rescuers were 20 atE
tend d luncheon At the Advertlslng.
Club. and tonight they will be the
guests Of Mayor Walker AZ prli
vate dinner. The round Of receptions
yin continue through the wee
The heroes described the thrilling
rescue over the radio last nIght.
Captain Fried spent yesterday lead<
ine 500 telegfmms HrCm adnalrers
throughout the country.
The rescued sailors nf tiSe f.l0rldas
with the exception ok tive Who are
In hospitals ATTENDED church ser.
vices. Thes viii start back fOr
Italy. Friday IA llt
The Washington times., 1929-01-28

II. Burns. director of the Associa.
fion u Community Chests ana
Councils, af Eew Y0Ek city; John
Poole. campafen chairIlaa d; W. ~
Epafd cnalnr an nf Aile me- sroroIIsan n
unit: c9 Melvin SHARPE. chairman
of the publicity unit: red dericEs sks
DeIano' president Of tha ConfiHunity
chess; the RI Rev. John n. Nc
Namara. auxiliary bishop ot Balsi
more: DIR Kelly Miller, dean Ofs
Howard University; Us. Joseph R,
Sixoo. pastor IL the New York Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church. Rabbi
Louis u SchwefeI and otheEr. The
Marine Band, under Capt. Taylor
BragisOn. win play.
These workers should be greeted
with smile when they cali Presi-
dent Frederic A. Delano, president of
the Community Chest said today.
All tlle elected officers. coinTnIttee
chairmen. team captains and work.
prs are serving without pay and.
the success of the chest viii be DUE.
entirely tO their efforts. which could
moi De purchased. but which are
given cAeerfuIly for this cause.
The Washington times., 1929-01-28
JUDGE MAY Be
Witness

when witness a8ainet Raymond
]. Trumbull. charged with second of.
Tense reckless driving. today said
that Judge Ralph Given. presiding
iii the trial. was one q the persons
almost run down 81 the defendant,
i halt was called ii the case, soon
after II was brought UP ii Police
Court
The witness, IA. Il Terry, wa bs.
ing questioned by defense attorney
before Judge Gfven ard jury.
Terry said he was riding on & bus
at sixth and p Streets Northwest on
january when Trumbull drove his
car in zlgzag faahlon eall over the
street and almost ran down man.
Ask him about It lie said il re-
sponse 10 q further query. He was
the man. and he pointed to the
Judge
Judge Given said he learned none
of the names m the caSe when the
alleged offense occurred and did not
realize he knew anything about Il
personally until the hearing WAS well
underway.
Court was adjourned temporarily
to settle legal complications grow
II :, out Of the fact that the Judge
himself may become q witness Ia the
trial.
The Washington times., 1929-01-28
GIRL born
To NANCY
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officials were arrested ii connection
with the attack ana the girls state
rnent that she had been dancer iIl
his palace implicated the ormer
Mahara3oh.
Doctor Gosavl, who attended pevi
sharmishta at the birth 81 her
daughter, informed Inter tional
News Service that both r1ptfier
ana daughter were doing very we'll
after al extremely easy cOnfille :
lnent
The baby WAS born d about 3
o'clock Saturday Night but the
event was not disclosed here until
today.
KEather 1t CIlateall
Tuk0jirao HoIkar, the father. Is
AZ the eliateau la St kfeffnsdil
where the baby was born.
The former dahaaja jah and his
legal advisors we're faced with the
problem Of naming the child before,
Wednesda
Fhe French law requires that the
fun name of every raiId must be
registered within IS hours after
birth. According to the Hindu
faith. children are named ] days
after birth
The Indore prince sent his care
taker to the local city hall to sIsk
i. y time to enable him
to conform to the religious rites Of
hSi f0refafhefs He was informed
that the naming must occur not
later than Wednesday days
grace was allowed hecause Ne child
was born late Saturday
The Washington times., 1929-01-28
First 8 Way Highway
III Penna. win BE Built.

Sl3NBUIs pas Jans
tllree.way concrete hlghwa the
first II PennsS lSania, ii ~ ba
built hetween Northusn berland ind
Milton by the state Highway Re-
paftment next spring, according g
announcements
1t will replace concr md
asphalt road ana ID 10 be in the
nature 0g an experiment. This Aec.
ton .0f road II crowned and +
20 years old II Is considered the
worst section on the suaquel1a lla
Trail. motorists aeaert adding that
unless the car lis kept In The uai1si
cie 81 the road III Tlways lists con.
siaerahlv and makes dldvinR any
thing hut pleasant
The new road II to be two miles
ia length and will start at the ebd
of the Northumberland horosaeh
limits.
The Washington times., 1929-01-28
iIIs Aw late to
Chasten Her Loyed
Ones

T.E1RAY. Va jan. ~ ecanse
she wanted q bDks and
chaatsn those she soysd. Mrs.
Mamie Bead Ritchle. 7s.year.old
Augusta county woman who died
week aec. willsd her husband :
single dollar. while farm hand
who had worked for them shout
4 year received the residue Of
the estate ii about $4,000. Three
other bequests Included so each
I'd 10 nleces and SIS to ! grand
rephew
Mrs. Flitchiess viii probated II
the Augusta county clerks office,
directs that slab be erected It
her grave with the following In
sceiptl0n:
Mamie Shields, y0un gest
daughter ot John Link and Mar
tina II. Beard Al many ~
love. rebuke ana chasten.
Revelation, third chapter, nine.
teenth verse;
The win was written six days
before Mrs. RStchie died. There
has been no suggestion u
contest
The Washington times., 1929-01-28

why net fitfiH yeur desire - take
d wlntef EaEHfl9i Sand for The
Trmvel 4imtdp ara nee the mmnx places
gNn ran visit.
The Washington times., 1929-01-28
| L0ND0N CROOKS
FACE HARD
YEAR
Times staff rhosos

IDNDoN jan. "a d. N. IS EngT j
Ifsh criminals are promised lean
1929.
with the New Year reforms were
introduced 1t Scotland Yard, Brit-
aims famed criminal intelligeliee
headquarters. where an intensified
campaign against crime has Just
been launched.
Among the reforms launched 8f
contemplated arei
One hundred per cent inct case I'd
personnel and transport O4 the Fly
Ing Squad. the famous autonlCplle
SQUAD which has struck terror INTO
English criminals.
Provision Of ring Of police
telephOne b0xes around London.
Extension of night autOnlo obile
patrols. especially ID the suburbs ok
the great cities.
More Useful
DEVELOPMENT of automobile trans
port for rl0n.nnffornaed detectives.
Utilization O9 police officers with
special qualification languages.
etc.l il spheres where they viii b
most useful .
ReOrga nization u the scotland
yard pres bureau IL naaIye IL ~
real and vital force
III the opinion Of police eEielss
when the new system 0f telephone
boxes comes into effect. II VIII ue
possible To close Nil roads around
London 1t moments n0tics BY
flashing messages tc police boxee
ct strategic points ii this way II
Is hoped to cope with the autounc.
bile banait. who nine times out C&
ten succeedA lid getting clean away.
Has New Head
Lord Byng. the new police coFn-
missioner who made his name dur
ing the world war AZ the leader on
the Canadian troops is declared to
Is determined that there shall be
the highest standard 0f efficiency
at the Yard =
Young officers viii be enc0urag ged
I'll they show ability. gsltau siasgaa,
initiative and energy, according to
the new connnaissio clan of
campaign. The retirement uf old
officers Is being encotira ged
In Lord Byngss opinion the
machinery at the Yard. II all
right, but Ii wants few ADJUST
Eients 1t h these adjustrnsntl
which he Il now making.
The Washington times., 1929-01-28
State Will Ask Death
For Young Bandit Trio

CHICAGO Jan. % inns. -. Z he
extreme penalty viii be demanded
tomorrow hy the state when three
young bandits 40 on ria for the
slayirg Of watrhmaa Il res months
ago. The youths are Leo Bezler.
alias I,iakos. gang terrorist Charles
$. zetla and Walter IngrAp.
The Washington times., 1929-01-28
DICTATOR 10 BE TRIED

ATHENS, Jan 28 (I.N.S, A spe.
cial parliamentary COMMITTEES Is de-.
batting the advisability Of creating
4 special court to try General
Pangalos FOR alleged Illegal acts
while he was dictator Of Greece.
The Washington times., 1929-01-28
Automobile Accidents
.ass ia Nine .Sta fes

CffICAEOy Jan. rs I'm IS. I. * a re-
duction OF automnbile accidents was
shown IN nine States IN this couA-
try last year, according 10 figures
collected BY the Chicago Motor Club.
The Washington times., 1929-01-28

Two units Uf the army are already.
III the field ana third II Smelling
the outside corporations with let.
ters asking subscriptions from All
who maintain businesses here. The
special gifts committee has reported
gifts ranging above the s1pV, 700.
mark. key men and women Ut
the special group solicitation unit.
under Chairman Frank RI Ielleff,-
are holding meetings In yarioEk
stores and factories today lEnang
up the employees for the drive.
Gaptains and team workers of The
metropolitan unit, the largc.sss body
Of workers, will hold two meetings
tonight, one at the Mayflossrr Hotel
and one lOf cOlored workers und@r
the auspices 0f tile committee on
sc0Iored coordination al the Phyllis
Wheatiey branch Of tbs NJ.
G. "A.
Big Rally Tonight
Approximately ], 500 are expected
sat the Mayfiower at $40 o'clock 10
night st which time Instructions
will be isssed to all the workers.
The speakers program includes sem
atOr James Conxens of Detroit; "A Her
The Washington times., 1929-01-28
ANAC0STlA ClTIzEBS

The AHacostla Citizens 4 association
win meet tomorrow evening at
Masonic Temple. Fourteenth ana u
Streets Southeast, al o'clock.
The Washington times., 1929-01-28
4, 600 Start Work for
washington 5 Sake =

With For Washingtons Sake their slogan, unpaid
ngton tomorrow their objective being the collection Of the
necessary the budget Of 81 charitable and
character building agencies affiliated with the Community
Chest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-09

Prospective Students should re-
member discout rates close on 18th
of August. those interested should
phone 744. or get in touch with
President Moothart without delay
Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-09
Commission Endorses
Move to Open Bridge

Another step toward the opening
of the Missouri Pacific bridge to We
hicular traffic was taken Thurs
day morning. this time by the city
commission, which passed a reSolu-
ton authorizing the city secretary
to write a letter to the secretary Of
the treasury requesting him to join
in efforts TO open the bridge owned
by the Brownsville and Matamoros
Bridge company at the earliest pos
sible date.
The motion, made by Commits
sioner A. C. Hipp. seconded by J.
A. Cobolini and passed unanimous
", added that 1T is the opinion OF
the commission that said bridge Is
practically located for traffic of all
kinds and that its opening will add
70 the public facilities and be a puo-
lie benefit"
Harbert Davenport. acting for the
bridge company. stated that all OBJ
stacles in Mexico had been obviat-
ed. and that the only thing holding
up the opening was the failure Of
the u. S. government to station i'm
migration and customs officials Of
this end Of the bridge.
The letter also probably will ap-
prise the government of the city'S
investment in the road to the
bridge, for which the commission
voted to stand one-third of the cost
of construction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-09
BILL GETS
y =
WASHED; TURNS
= y y
GREEN TO GOLD

WASHINGTON. Aug. 8.-Pl-
Washington powder and water
have caused one of the new five
dollar bills to change its original
green to a shade of gold, but no
concern is felt by treasury Off
Gals as a result.
The bill was presented az a
Beaumont. Texas, bank. and its
alteration in color caused officials
to believe at first that 1t was
counterfeit. A treasury repre-
sentative visited Texas 70 inspect
the currency.
Henry Herrick Bond, assistant
secretary of the treasury. said tc-
day the investigation indicated
the money had been sent TO a
laundry in a shirt and had oeen
washed thoroughly in a solution
used for cleaning clothes.