Brownsville herald. [volume], March 10, 1929, Image 7

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SPREADING r— Fourteen
ftates are . claimed ; %x> have
joined the revolutionary move'
ment in Mexico in favor of Gil'
berto Valenzuelo. President
Gil is reported imprisoned with
other high officials and rehg'
ious freedom to have been pro
claimed .by the revolutionists.
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THIRTY'FIRST PRESIDENT—Herbert Clark mm
Hoover, top, before more than 200,000 people of
the United States, was-inducted into the highest
office in the country by Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court William Taft. Below, the thirty'
Erst President, Herbert Hoover, kisses the bible
after taking the oath of office. International Newsreel
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GALA CROWD GREETS PRESI- |g
DENT—At left is a glimpse of the I,
enormous crowd in front of the Cap
itol at Washington during the inaugu
ration of President Hoover, above, ?
who saw him deliver his first address
as the thirty-first man to hold the office.
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IN HANDS OF REBELS—Today they're Federals and tomorrow they’re revolutionists. I Hat s
the way the game of “revolution, whose got the revolution in Mexico, goes merrily on with the
Governor’s palace at Vera Crus headquarters of revol. Warships and crews arc reported to
have joined the'Jatest Mexican turnover. international Newsreel
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GRACE PERSONIFIED — Jane |
Fauntn of the Illinois Women's Athr
letic Club is rated as one of the
best divers in the country and here
she’s showing you why.
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-- DOESN'T MISS A ONE—This car counts itself in the Ho!- j
f land tubes between New York and New Jersey when it throws
: a shadow on a photo-electric tube which has been installed j
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HE'S OFF —
Gypsy Smith,
noted evangelist,
starts berating
the wicked at big
meeting in Bos*
I ton, Mass.
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CANT STOP HIM—The day. E
after this smash occurred at Mex
ico City, Lindy and his fiancee,. j|l
Anne Morrow; were flying as' ip
usual. Now they are seeking
safety from the threat of revolu
tion below the Rio Grande. gt
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; VtLtWJJO I E.-f\ pel"
' i feet score of ten bulls^
'l eyes is the record o£
| Dorothy Clark in her
^ first year of varsity
ill competition at Univcr*
sity of Kansas.
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OUT OF A JOB — Having
given over his high office to
President Hoover, cx-President
Coolidge is resting at his
Northampton, Mass., home. !
Shortly he will start writing
for magazine publication. ;
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LAST ACT-William F,
Whiting, retiring Secretary o£
Commerce under Coolidge, tel
ephones felicitations to Rudolf
Wissel, German Minister of
Labor, upon the opening of the
great Leipzig fair.
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A EVERYBODY SAVED—This little
customs boat was smacked by a big
brother Coast Guarder “162" while on
A “booze" duty In New York harbor- '
"'1 Pretty near split the craft, in half. ,
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