davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-10
EL ING. ORTIZ RUBIO VA
4 FRANCIA CON UNA
COMISION
Esperma aGi hesta cue Ell 60
bgerno resuelua reconocer
al regimen actual de Mex.

IA ciudad DE- San Antonio llag6
2ntisr 81 ;ngeniero Pascual Ortis Rr
bio. ex Secrsrario de ConIricacionas
en 81 Gabinete de Onreg6n. que viena
de ii Ciudad de Mexico para dirig;r
Sc al puerto d. Nueya York. on don
de enbarcara con dcstIro a Francia.
LIumaIente IL prens;t capitalfna
haoia dicho que. el senor Ortiz Ru
no hab!a sido nombrado Ninistro de
Mexico en la republica FranceSa '
qGe en- breve partiria para aque! pa!s
euCopeo para Dresentar sus credencia
les a PreSidente Mllerand: con tai
motive traiamos de confirma~ ia vcr
sion, logrando saocr que eI viaiero no
EeVa tai mission diplonatica pero que
"a Paris en- cahdad de epviado del
SooIerno puss de aatemauo habfa z
cortado - Presiden1e Obres6a Ia ga
Eda del * Gobernador de Michoac4n
: eH Ninisrro.
El hecho de cuecl gobierpo fran
css hlcisra. 1or conducro de su en-
carSado de Negocios en- Mexico. IA
declaration de que no Sc otorsarla
poF 1oSE@ 81 TsCvnoc-Tn.ento Al actual
gobiecno meSicano. h.zo. probablemea
e, que Sc retirar2 n senor Ortiz RI
bio {! caracter dc Atinistrc Pienipo
tenc!ario que ioa 4 llsvGr. Sin er,
barge. como el ex Secretario de Co
IaunicioEes halla sido des;gnado "a
ra ese cargo, permaDecera por tempo
indsfic;do en- Fracia. hasta que pUeda
ser acreditado como representaute al
ploa&tico. 10 que sUcedeca cuando el
gobierno de Francia acuerde exten
der 81 reconocimiento Official a. 90
bierno del Presidente Obreg6n.
e irEeniero Ortiz Ruhio coloc6 en-
I'm celeSio de IA ciudad q un peqUe
40 hijo suyo, para que zone una etlu
caci61 dc cinco amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-10
N|NGUH CONVEN|O
F|RHARA LAMONT
EN- MEXICO
TODOSL0S ARREGLOS A QUE
LLEGUECON ODREGON SERAH
.RATIFICADOS DESPIJES De
QUE VISITE WASHINGTON

Se.visio Especial pa-a Ia PRENSA.
sNUENA YORK. ocIuhTe 9-Nou
c.as lie ia ciudad dc IsZico rac.bi
ciaS en- los crculos financ-cros t-1dica1
que las confsrenci&s entire ei Se2reta
rio de Ia Husrta Lamont contiadaE
urcy-csando satisfactoriamentc. So
Gun ha declc-ado = func:orario mo
xicano. por 10 que Sc p:edicr I'm 1t
vcrab!e rcsultado.
Los cfrculos haE2arios no tienen
porMcnores acerCa de los resu!tados
;,lcsn2ados Y - dice. quc no sc cspe
Y. information coEpleta f1c rcic
gvato. puesto CUE Lamont iieac sun
cionte autoridad para ob"ar dcatro oe
sus instrucr!oncs y no Sc !" ool!g&ra
4 que iEtcrmc ccerca de los p-ogre
sos de las coaisrenc!":.
Adcmds, So dice que Lamont 10
firmara ningIN convcnio an ID clu
dad 6c Mexico = que toooS los ARE
1los cue llceue con cl Prcsideata Q
b~eg6n terdrdn O." SCI ratiti"aa"s
Gesnuas dc q-c Lamont. Y!site " ASH
:ngtor : re-rvse a Nueva York.
I'or o:ra parte. Sc dice qu" much'
del trabaJo esta u ad"i"ntado y que
Lamont ha lido s6iamente a recogeF
hcchos icApr-s!oHcs por 81 nl!Sf1o'
Los hanqueros r:ers:,n Que es es
Ia l. OCCASION propicia para ,acercarse
81, Presidente Oregon, pucsto que
nada pract;co puede esperarse de uii
reDresentante que eI Executive me%i
caao pueda enviar tratar con los
,,anqucros as los tstados Cnioos'
No 81 In podido obtener cue 81 con
firrnen o Sc desmientan las noticlas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-10
LA PRlMERA ExPERiENClA
FUE UN FRACASO

"Cuando los Estados Centro- -Ameri-
canos Sc independizaron de Espana ha
ce precisamente Glen anos--observo
nuestro ipformante-se haliabaa peg
fectamente conscientes de su deplIloao
Y buscaron con ansia algnn veclno
fuerte que pudiera impartirles su pro-
tecci6n ayuda. En- esa epoca, Me.
xico Sc hallaba gobernado por Ia po-
tente mano del Emperador 1turbide,
ouien cordialmente invite a. sus veci-
nos mas pequehos para que entraran
a formar parte de Ia Repubiica MeIl-
cana. Ell resultado de clio, fue que
los paises centro- o-americanos Sc unis
ron a Mexico el de enero de 1922.
sus habitantes quedaban investidos
completamente con el caracter de ciu
dadanos meXicanos.
"Ei experimente no tuvo exito, sln
embargo Hubo muchas razones por
las que fracas0 entonces& pero 81 Itur
bidc hubiera permanecido en- el poder.
probablemente los nueyos miembros
de la naci6n mexicana no Sc hubieran
separado de Mexico tan pronto como
10 hicieron-quince meses despues ds
,.i,n,- .carradp GIL anayiSu
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-10

"Estamos a punto de embarcanoA
Ell otro experimento como aquel.-i
aereg6 eI mencionado diplomatico.
La Federation Cenuo-Americana puc-
dc hacer por nosotros, todo 10 que nos
otros esperamos que haga. Asi 10 es-
pero. Pero 81 Ia Federation no vivc,
ent0nces podremos yer realizada Ia pro
fesia del Consul Jimenez y en- el case
de que Guatemala, Honduras ) FL Sal
vador hal!en conveniente una vez mas
ccnrertirsc en- Esta;- :',''-''~ en-
touces Costa R!ca Y Nicaragua ten
Grian necesidad de hacer otro tanto,
o de 10 contrario, encontrarse aisla-
iaS -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-10
(pasa a la 7a.l
Corona declare acerca de la
muerte de Domfnguez

Tel"sratna Especial para LA PRENsA."
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, octubre ;
Ell -Gohernador del Distrito Fe-
deral y ex-General Ramon Corona,
Sc present6 ante el Juez que est4 en-
cargado de esclarecer la muerte del
Senador Beiisario Domi:. guez. ma
biendo negado su participation en-
Ia! crfmen, al que dice s. absoluta-
mente ageno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-10
LA PRENSH.

Conforme al desarrollo de los aeon
tecimicntos polticos y sociales en- eI
mundo La PRENSA, ha dado la. mas
amplia infctmacidn cabiegratica, des
collanGo entire Ia ultimas noticias las
relativas d Ia formation de la Fede
raciGn de .Centro America, que por
ser una question de alto interes pa
"a los latinoamericanos especialrnen
te para los meXicanos por los nexos
que unen, taato geografica como his
t6ricamente, 4 estos pueblos, merece
que nos ocupemos en- mayor arnplitud
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-10
Goetkals hard grandes obras
de nrigacioa en- Mexico

TeseSraas Especial para IA PRENSA."
CIUDAD DE NIEXTCO, octubre g
geriero Goethals, constructor del Ca
nal de Panama salio para Nueva
York. comisionado por el Gobierno
MeXicane para proyectar vastisinas
obras de irrigaci6n en- nrestro pals
Regresara 4 esta Capital una veg que
haya terminado sus estudios sobre
los reteridos t-abaios. que seran de
!ndiscutihla trascendencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-10
HAY MUCHAS REGIcNSS PETRo-
LERAS QUE NO HAN SiDO Ex-
PLORADAS

TeIegrama Especial para LA PRENSA-
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, octubre @
FL eminente ge0loGo norteamericano
Calcocl Jones que Sc halla en- est2
Capital. despues &c haber visitaGo
todo el pals, hacienda estudios de
nuestro subsuelo, ha deelarado que
Mexico posee extensisinas riquezas
petroliferas Ell diferentes lugares de
su territorio que aun no han sido ex-
ploradas Y que const!tuyen un teso-
70 ineLlinguible.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-10
TRES MlLlOHES DE PESOS PARA
COMPRAR HACIENDAS
Tc!carama Especial para IA PREssa".

Tc.eqrama Especial para IA PREsSa".
C1UDAD DE MEXICO, ocrubre g.
FL Presidente de II Repdolica acordo
invertir tres miliones de pesos en- Ia
aGquisici6n de aIsuaas Haciendas. las
que seran compradas con el unico
exclusive objeto de destinarias Ia
fundaci6n de colonias agrfcolas militia
res. conforme al yasto plan que - re
ne sormaeo sobre el particular.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-10
CIINCUENTA MILL ONES De PESOS Sc DESILNAkAf
PARA FOMENTAR La INSTRUCTION. PUBLlCA
Reportir fbros fundar escueIas, Ia obsesi6a del
Dr6ximo Niriistro de Educ ci6n, Lie Vasconcelos
Con ese plan Sc qniere
iniciar la campaia con-
ira el analfabetismo

fiva. un Gral revoluc!onario que saba
mucho mas &c balaZos que de Ietras'
" tipo florenttno ae los Que tan pleh
cuaGran en- los cenaculos de los inteiec-
tualcs....
Ya una vez en- Dolores Hidalgo'
el senior Rector fu& todo espontahel-
dad. De ella me valf para encontrar
los datos que buscaha.
Y asi, boca de jarro. le lance IA
prinera preeunta, imprudente:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-10
El PROXlMO MiNlSTRO
DE INSTRUCTION

-cUsted "a a ser el Min!stro de ms
trucciGn publica. senior LicencladC
Tasconcelos no es asi?
La pregunta ncrecia Ia respuesta
que me di0: una sonrisa ambigua un
encosimiento de hombros que queria
decir: ";que Sc yo, y 81 a!go supiera
tampoco Sc 10 diria Il usted. -"
Me di por bien servido. Y sin dcsa-
lentarme segut en- mis- investigaciones
como 81 hubiera salido muy bien L
brado de Ia primera.
-Perfectamente. Pero, supongamos
que usted va serlo 6cuaies son sus
provectos para el case de que mi su-
pos!ci6n resulte exacta?
e. sefor Vasconcelos me responde
largamcnte. Su suefio dorado es di-
fundir Ia instruction por el pals, fun
dar escue.as en- todas parties, hacer
que la gran poblaci6n analfabeta de
Mexico aprenda leer. aunque sea So
lamente 10 elemental y rudimenrario.
que 10 arranque de Ia ignorancia, en-
que vive y 10 estimule para hacer estu-
dios mas serios cuando pueda.
No tengo ningun plan de reformas
para Ia ersefanza,-s.gue diciendome
el Rector-ni para Ia elemental nj para
las escuelas de estudios superiores,
porque creo que 10 urgente es tener
muchas escuelas; despues Sc vera Ia
manera de impiantar sistemas, de re-
glamentar estudios y. de adopta- me-
todos. e mas grave problema de Ia
educaci6n del pueblo mexicano radica
en- las clases proLatarias, t-Aas de
instruction desde hace murmo tempo
Y, mas que nunca, en- estos nltimos
amos en- que Sc ha despertado en- elias
un fuerte anheio de saber Y de ms
trufrse.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-10
CENTRIC AMERICA DLSPUESTA
A FORMAR PAR7E DE MEXICO
81 FPAcAsA LA FEDERACION CENTRIC AMERICANA
LA UNION CON MEXICO SERA MAS QUE PROBABLE
Tai es en- snesis, la opinion de un dpomdtico centro-
americana en- Washington expresoda al representante
de LA PREHSA que ha despertndo gran interes

Republica Mexicana, como 10 hizs
Chiapas el siglo pasado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-10
ENTIRE
HONDURAS !
NICARAGUA
Ha surgs5o con motive de la
ayuda que Sc presta a
los reyolucionarios
NICARAGUA MEGA
Parece sin embargo, que 81 ha
estado ayudando al ge-
neral Andres Leyva
NICARAGUA MEGA

Servicio Especial pa-a Ia ?RaASA
LA CEIBA. Honduras Octubra =
Las cancillerlas de Honduras y Mica
ragua eStan cruzsndo entire 81 una Sc
RE de notas diplomdt:cas que ponen
de manifesto cl pel!gro de I'm confhc-
10 armada entire amhos Estados, con-
f'icto que veadr:a . obstacu!izar Ia to-
1aI reaIiZ@ci6n de Il Feccraci6- centro-
americana.
El origeu lie ese conE!icto. ore pc"
ahora no ha pasado de las cGEciIerfas
IS "a ayuGG que los cnem!Gos del ac-
;ual GJb!crno de Honduras. han reel
b.Co de p7rtc del Gch!eroo de Nica-2-
qua. que les NJ fac.litado mejios para
que cfcc;ten un mov:micnio revoiu-
c.onario. IL caDeza del cual Sc en-
cucntra cl Gral. Andres L"tya
z, Gohicrno de Nicaragua mega que
maya prestGdo ayuda los anemieos
Gcl Gohierno Hondurclo. pcvo este re-
claiaa en@rsicamcnse qUc cualpia -
quel con los mandates del Pacto cslr-
bccdu en- {! Puerto Dc Amapala q Il
Gc noviemtre del oNo paSado, nTire los
Prosiuer sc Andres LjpaZ Gutierrez de
Honduras y Emiiicno Caamorro. que
en Gqucl e0tonccs % ara de Nicaragua.
Pos!b,cncHte c! GoL.erno Fedora! lie
Centre America intervcrga I "a solc-
ci6n del coufl!cro. Para 10 que c1.j!rG
ic pa~te del Gobicrno NicaGa ag3lsusc el
cuInplimier.o del pacto arriba AUDI
10 ) en- el cual Sc estipula que tarto
= gob:erno de Honduras como el lie
Nicaragua, perseguir&nd entro dc Sus
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-10
CON GRAN ACTIVlDAD Sc ESTAN
REALIzANDO Los TRAbAJOS De
CONSTRUCTION De ELASESCIjEL|A|S

La Secretara de Hacienda dpuso que donavo para
las obras no Sc cobrea derechos auanaes por los mate
riales que Sc tengan que llevar de Estados Unidos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-10
LAS DOS NuEvAs cAPl-
TALES

Como e nat0rai i ocgauizaci5n de
Ia Fedcraci6n Centrcamcricana ia
prOducido una enornle rero,ucion en Il
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-10
CUARENTA MilLONES
PARA INSTRUCTION

-Pero. para ESQ Sc necestta mucho
: Pasa a Ia Segunda)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-10

fPaSa 4 Ia P1g. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-10
.SE REAliZARA UNA
NUEVk ANEXION?

haber aceptado su anexi6n
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-10

Compre usted gus libros er espa-
mol Ia Casa Editorial Lozanc, 118
N. Santa Rosa Ave-, San Antonio,
Texas. Es la mas barata
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10

Hercules was q pikcr. He may have
done one or two things that were con.
sidercd pretty good back in the old
days. but he never had to make th"
scnting arrangements Tor national
tennis tournament. Ask Sam Peacock,
he knows.
There is nothing plensurnblc or re-
frCshing about tho job of seating direc-
tor. Mr.. Peacock knew this he did
not want the job: he regarded it. in
fnct with GOODNESS amounting TO
aversion. But IT wns wished upon him
md he has done IL well. II was a case
oi the place as 1t were, seeking the
man.
Mr.. Peacock owns It as his unprciu
diced opinion that he has aged rapidly
In the lnst few weeks. Also his opin-
ion Of the general average intelligence
ot his fellow men has suffered cruel
changes he undergocs moments of fear
that the top of his head is going to blow
m with pop some day. He Is, in
Snort. n changed man.
Please Change My Seats"
In the first place, fully 80 per cont
Of those persons who got their seats
carly decided that there was something
wrong with them and wanted to have
them exchanged Mt once for others which
they pointed out.
Say. Sam. I'll have to get you TO
change these two seats Of mine my wife
can never in the world climb all the
way MP there. She's not strong, Won
know. ."-or--"Snm. I'm sorry. but
Emma says she cant sit with the sun
in her eyes. Now II YOU can give me
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10
Shows Hindu Illusion Feat

One Of the most sensational illusion
fents Of the Hindu Yogi, which has
been carefully guarded for almost cen
tury. has been accomplished by Horace
Goldin. who has brought the secret to
this country and is showing it in vaude =.
vile on the Keith circuit. The illusion
consists of Saving a woman in half
and restoring her before the eyes of the
audience. Goldin will perform this feat
at Keith's all next week.
Goldin bribed native TO gain en-
trance to the. temple at Poonja City,
Bombay. where he witnessed the per-
formnnce Of magicians and wohder-
workers. The most astounding feat,
however. was the saving of beautiful
native girl in half, performed By the
Yogi Abiiah. high priest Of the tribe.
After almost II year Of experimenting.
Goldin finally mastered the feat and
brought it TO America where it has
puzzled the scientists MS it did in Eu-
rome
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10
Did You See 1t, Too?
Odds and Ends Picked Up on
Courts at Mannheim During
Tennis Play Today

Dulles forbdding spectators from
IL passing in front of tho stands
during the tennis tournament wer" ire
qupntly violated today. Net resuIt-th'
transgrcssors clashed with members OF
Philadelphia : police force. verbally.
The soft seat" man appeared on th"
scene Of battle" early. Many spec
tator> are prohting by yesterdays cX'
pcricncp. Pine boards aren't the sotteS'
thing in the world. The seats ar"
tailored" A light canvas covering
holds scanty supply Of excelsior.
Captain Albert Price SimmondS. for
mcr Philadelphia tennis star and big
game hunter. arrived this morning from
New York City to umpire in the tour
nament.
\ real japanese parasol appeared in
the south stand. With its appearance
the luck Of Marshall Allen. the Seattle
star. changed in his mntch with Ion2)
Shimidzu. the Jan marvel. Evidently
everything japanese isn't unlucky f""
Mr.. Allen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10
there ver called together \ !
and that was when the rreSids, /
the drafting OF the Cerssed

there Aver called tcxcthsr \, -
and that was when the PyeaS.
the drafting Of the Germs
wished to hear u the cSrers. e
fault to- find with II. M ~
made speech indicating th.,., WIN
was his own beloved child a.e .ne trsa5'
perts were gentle In their c,,,,. rbd .ns q.
Mr.. Harding's plan brinss uss
expert knowledge together r.. sl u,
head. In the advisory copo.uaer aaer one
will center. IL too much COM. adsiu
Is not shown to the disappoir,..a,d erstim
who wished representation on !. srcup
CATION when the choice of IN, 'os dsk.
councillors is made. "' adVlsoy
Emphasis is laid. Ms NJ D..
the fact that the United sto,as' upss
the conference disintercstedi,.e entsrs
no advantages. asking for no,,, ,seeiin,
settlements which will promo,. m,a,ns vi
The delegation that ree reprsso,p peat, n
country ut Paris was ideal,..in'ed III
one that will represent Il NJ 'W W., III
ton is intensely practical, which o%ttsnns.l
haps what the critics mean ,rn M.
say II should have come from sa, .nen thu
part of the country and have h.a ivme cths
up of some other men. 'een mad
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10
Horc Philadclphians Fored
in Tennis Tits Yesterday


IyiIIon, ~ Ti'Nnn IofnotoI IrvIn,
-. W IMAM n q n "a! a. "''"''' '"S
W r,gnI, Is, Nv Iohrson Jofo.,od rro,
,,ornnr "'.' Horr;vSnrg G,1 "a "a '''
y Norris Williams. Boston defeated
Sit Thorqr 9 10, o. 81
Wa,snn N Weshnurn. N.w Y,,t
Lsrsotcd \. n. Thnvpr. Go g., o.
{; \ Emerson. Orange. Lo,coToJ
pcrcr usbnrma. -. G.4. -. 81
T.l Edwards dC roo,ed j VI yauro.
man IT, o.. 80. -. G-3 G.I
CoyI Fischer defeated :. Kn.h;o
JorGn, b, dcfnult.
''"I "a Aduy" IT,. Dsilay. Tsy J..
roo,oL Trir Wood. 81. G.% "a
Andr Morgan dcfoarod l.. q. Kan.
Lo- C.4 g." 4.8 %.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10
D. S. JUDGE ORDERS
PROBE OF KU KLUX
Sheppard Tells Grand Jury
Klan's Practices Violate Con-
stitutional Rights
FEDERAL PROSECUTION AIM

New York. Sept 10.-The first Off
cal move taken by the Government
against the Ku Klux Klan was directed
hv Judg' William u. Sheppard, Of the
United States District Court for the
southern District Of New York. in his
charge to tho Scntembrr Federal Grand
Jury. impaneled this week.
Judge Sheppard In bic r'''"csS 70"
social stress on the activities OF the
Nlan and urged the jurors to inquire
INTO the conduct Of its members, ho
matter how powerful they may be, pO-
litically, social or financially.
I'm all matters which may be pre-
scnted bv the District Attorney or of
which YOU may have personal knowl.
edge. the Grand Jury should proceed
fairly and impartially to ascertain
whether anv offpnse is committed
against the Fcderal laws, and you are
not to be made the vehicle Of prein.
dice od hatred. On the other hand. II
is your province TO ScrutiiIiIe' an, in 4.
Quire closely into the conduct OF in.
Uividuals, associations OF men. no
mHtter how eminent or powerful they
may be. politically. socially ar hnan-
ially.
Possible Menace 10 Society
The law, to br cffectual. is made
for all classes. races and conditions of
men. and 40 long as the law is fairly
and impartially administered the people
will have respect and confidence in the
courts Of the land and abiding faith
that justice will be administered with
out respect to persons, and thus the STU
prcmacy OF the law will be- maintained
and revered.
The possible menace TO society OF
an organization having its origin. I
am sorry to say. in the South. impcls
mo to call the attention of Grand
Jurors wherever ] preside to the wide
spread propaganda Of the so-callrd
order or society known as the Ku
Klux Klan.
In Gporgs. Florida and Texas this
society. according TO press dispatches
has committed many outrnges. such
MS dragging persons from their
homes. tarring and fcathcring them
whipping and giving the ultimatum OF
departure from their homes. Asd,
from these atrocities. all good citi
2ens know that there Is no place in
free America for such n society.
Constitution Guarantees Protection
The Constitution Of the J'nitc,
States guarantees liberty Of persons
protection Of property, freedom oi
speech and religious convictions. and n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10
CHILD SMOTHERED IN BED
Baby Accidentally Killed Whle
Sleeping Beside Parents

Emma p. SmalI. e'evcn months old.
WAS smothcr"d to death as she sl"p, be-.
komr. 100 Mount Vernon street. dur.
ing tn" night.
When the parents awoke ut o'rIo"k
this morning they found the chi,d
bundled in the Blankets. whcr" is In |
rccom" cntaNg'ed, NJ the foo, "f th'
bod. r.. William MrrrSon. Gil North
Eleventh street. said the child hal
been lead for some time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10
Auto Hits Child at Play

While playing in the street in
front " hls home at Forty eighth and
Westminster avenue last night, two
year old Joseph Godfrey WIS run over
by an automobile. The driver. II. J..
Friedman. Of 503I North Tenth street,
took the child to the West Philadelphia
HOMEOPATHIC Hospital and then gave
himself Up 10 the police. The child is
suffering from scalp injuries but is NOT
in Il serious condition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10
NURSE WINS PRIZE EApu
5000 Applications Made "a, y.
omlns Land for War vo,. "

. Omaha. Sept. 10.-(By A M
Miss Jennie Il. Fuller. Of q Ll-'
Neb., who had been a nurso so',,sn,n,
army, won the prize farm al tho y ts
Hole land drawing for OK. serv,o" ~osNea
and women at Torrington, wv me'
tcrday. Several other former N.Y.. vs.
also won farms. nu'si
About 5000 applications wcro g.,
The hundreds of men gathered ~ nlsa X
court house lawn chcered Justify !, y. w
names Of lucky girl applicants - "a. M
read. The land is recently Opened IVY ",
irrigable. 1t was set apart BY Tho IN cs.'
ernment for former service men Wv W.
women. 'n'
A sugar beet factory is to b. e,.,,.,
near Torrington and newspaper is nIss,,
and q postofiice are already beint oS. ro~'
pleted. ,' '