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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-05-04
Moore Sees Strikebrealtsr Attacked

Not until the day after when he saw
news stories in Portland papers did
S. j. Moore realize that he had wit
messed an assault by striking long
shoremen on a strike breaker on the
Burnside bridge last Thursday morn
ing. Mr.. Moore, who had spent the
night at the home Of his father-in-law,
w. j. Furnish, was on an early start,
motoring to Hood River alone. He
SAYS:
'It was about o'clock the zero
hour in a city, and the streets were
deserted. As / crossed the bridge,
however, | was attracted by a free for
all fight in which four men seemed to
be participating. AS | approached
closer | saw that three men were at
tacking one. The man defending him
self was hurled to the pavement, and
his assailants began kicking bim in the
body and about the head. drew up
beside the fighters and alighting from
the car inquired what the trouble was.
The attacking men arose and with
Oaths instructed me TO take myself
away from there, as the fight was none
Of my d-ned business The poor vic
tim, groggy from blows, arose and
fioundered around the car, leaving
blood traces on my curtains.
The three men, apparently despef-
ate, showed me back in the car. As
I was unGrmed. l thought il best to
speed away. As drove | looked in
vain for a policeman or some place
that was open from which could tel
ephone to the police station"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-05-04
HOstelry Season Has Begun

The 1922 season for mid -Columbia
resort hostelries has begun, and all 10.
cal hotels and chalets had considerable
lists of guests over the week end. The
Columbia Gorge Hotel was the scene
of numerous motor dinner parties Sat-
urday night and scores of Portland
folk motored here Sunday to glimpse
the blooms of early spring shrubs
along the Columbia River Highway
and to tour the Hood River valley. A
number of parties ferried across the
Columbia to the Eyrie.
The ranch place of Hoerlein Bros.
has been opened in the Oak Grove dis
trict, and among the week end guests
were Forrest S. Fisher and j. R. Nc
Naughton, of Portland, both members
of the board of regents of Reed Col
lege. Mrs. Alma l.. Howe reports the
arrival of guests from Portland for the
season.
Deep snow still lingering around the
high elevation of Mount Hood Lodge in
the Upper Valley has resulted in post
ponement of the opening of this resort.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-05-04

Highest cash price paid tor your used
furniture, stoves and rugs. Call McClain
at E. A. Franz Co. s20tf
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-05-04
GUN CLUB NEWS

Last Sunday quite a number of the
clay smashers turned out to a practice
shoot at the gun club grounds, and.
as usual. hard wind kept the boys
guessing as to just where their target
was going to be when they shot at it..
Notwithstanding this handicap some
very good scores were made. Dumbol-
ton and Foreman made one clean score
each, breaking one string each of 25
out of rs targets, and many others
scores we're mighty close to the top.
On account of the Hood River team
going to the McMinnvilFe- Hood River
Portland shoot at Portland next Sun
day. the next two regular prize shoots
will be held at the local traps on May
Ia and May % instead of May and
May 21.
Friday night is the next regular
meeting of the Gun Club in the Tele-
phone building, and we would like to
see as many of the members as pos
sible come. Remember the time, 7.30
n m.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-05-04
MANY TO SEE THE
FRANZ RADIO SET

Radio forms one Of the chief topics
of conversation here now. and each
week sees the installation of receiving
sets. One of the most elaborate out
fits yet installed is at the Franz Hard
ware Co. store, where Lloyd Simpson
and Floyd Gibbs have just set up a re-
ceiving set, which is equipped with u
magnavox. Within week the store
is expecting to entertain patrons with
concerts and news reports.
A large crowd was at the store Mon
day night to watch Mr.. Gibbs tune up
the instruments and make adjust
ments. He and Mr.. Simpson have just
installed a transmitting outfit on the
Heights, and this was used in getting
the Franz set in shape for receiving
efficiently.
AS soon as equipment is delivered
magnavox' sets will be installed at the
Ratio theatre and the Mt. Hood Hotel.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-05-04
FREE AUTO CAMPS
ARE NOT APPROVED

One Of the most interesting features
of the meeting of the Pacific North.
west Tourist Association, held last
week at Tacoma. was the discussion OF
automobile camping parks operated by
northwestern municipalities, according
to K. 0. Blanchar, who returned Sun.
day from the Sound district. The
concensus of opinion as expressed,
according to Mr.. Blanchar, was that
all towns should make a reasonable
charge for the service, but that they
should really provide motor tourists
with accommodations worth while.
Tourists, it was declared, show a
greater appreciation for camping parks
where charge is made than for the
free institutions.
The Tacoma meeting, it was de-
clared, resulted in steps toward the or
ganization of state and province tour
ist organizations on the lines already
adopted by Oregon. British Columbia
displayed a keen interest in the ses-
sion, delegates being present from
Victoria, Vancouver, Westminster and
other cities.
Following the meeting at Tacoma,
Mr.. Blanchar journeyed to Seattle to
visit brother, L. W. Stanley.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-05-04
Burning Awning Threatens Building

Resulting presumably from a cigar
ette stub dropped from an upstairs
window, the burning of an awning at
6 O'Clock Monday morning in front of
the Pheasant Cafe in the Hotel Oregon
building threatened the structure in a
daybreak blaze. The intense heat of
the cloth, famed by a stiff breeze.
cracked the plate glass window of the
cafe and charred woodwork.
Night Clerk johnson discovered the
blaze, which was extinguished with a
garden hose.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-05-04
WHY THAT LAME BACK?

That morning lameness-those sharp
pains when bending or lifting. make
work a burden and rest impossible.
Don't be handicapped by a bad back
look to your kidneys. You will make
no mistake by following this Hood
River residents example.
Mrs. ]. 7. Holman, l4th and B
streets, says: 81 am glad to speak q
good word in praise Of DOan's Kidney
Pills. We keep DOan's on hand all the
tine and whenever il is necessary for
us to take0a kidney medicine DOan's
Kidney Pills never fail to give good
satisfaction. For bsckache and kidney
disorders, Doan's can't be eqUalled."
Statement given May 4. 1861
On May 3. 1920. Mrs. Holman added /:
my faith in Doan's Kidney Pills is
ss strong as ever. They have always
helped me when my kidneys nave been
dis0rdered."
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for q kidney remedy - get
Doan's Kidney Pills - the same that
Mrs. Holman had. Foster Milburn
Co, Mfrs. Buffalo. n. Y.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-05-04
Columbia Rising Slowly

The Columbia is making a steady
rise here, and the water is gradually
covering a huge sandbar north Of the
city. The river is now about 10 feet
above low water mark. Continued
cool weather has prevented the rapid
rise usually experienced by this season.
and oldtime river men are expressing
the fear that a sudden change for the
warmer on the headwsters Of both the
Snake and Columbia may bring very
high water here again this season
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-05-04
Blossoms Please WarrenS

M. P. Warren and family, who
have returned to their home at Red
mond following a visit with M. E.
McCarty and family and local friends.
declare that recent rains in the vicin-
ity of Antelope made traffic there ex-
ceedingly slow. Road crews have
been busy, and the rain has turned the
freshly worked highway into a quag-
mire, Mr.. Warren stated.
'It certainly looked good to US to
see the blooming cherry and peach
orchards all the way from The Dalles
to Hood River" said Mr.. Warren.
I'VE are still having winter up in GEN.
tral Oregon and all the vegetation re-
mains dormant"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-05-04
Woodruff Reelected

News has been received here to the
effect that Dwight L. Woodruff, for
merlv manager Of the New York CITY
branch sales Offices Of the Apple Grow
ers Association. has been reelected ss
manager Of the Wenstebee Growers
Cooperative Association.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-05-04
WHITE SALMON
cFrom the Enterprise)

Asparagus is growing fast on the
Bingen fiat during this fine weather,
and the fore part of the week the Boy
Ian truck line was hauling on an aver
age of 200 boxes every evening to the
Portland market. BY the end Of this
week. two trucks will be kept busy
hauling the grass to Portland.
The election of officers of the Wo-
mans Club resulted in accepting the
ones suggested by the committee, ap-
pointed for nominations, the secretary
casting the ballot. They are: Pres
ident. Mrs. Zener; first vies-president.
Mrs. G. G. Crow; second vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Rockers; secretary, Mrs.
Ira E. Hyde, corresponding secretary.
Mrs. r. l.. Heaman; treasurer, Mrs.
Pearl Jewett; press reporter, Mrs. W.
Claterbos. Mrs. Z. A. Mansfield was
elected trustee.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-27
DEMANDAN JUSTICLA TODOS LOS
MEXICANOS Y MEXICO TEXANOS
DEL CONDADO DE HIDALCO, TEX.
En- un memorial suscrto por cento seena frmas Sc Pde
al Sheriff Baker que procure ei castlgo de los
indviduos que sacarcn de la edrcel Elias Vi
Iarreal Zdrate y e dieron aeuosa muerte
PARECE QUE LA JUSTICIA Sc HARA AL FIN

cuentra bien dispuesto para ter1n!Har
CO.. los actcs reproh&bles de Il ma
tGralaza del que So denuncia.
FL C5nsG! de HidaiSo ha m'n!teS-
tado que scplan va per aGcellas tie
rras viertHs de juS;icia. Y que pare
&C que el horizonte So c"iora con un
!, Dor de ecuanimidad. hacienda que
So espE.e mucho b;en ) aungurando
para los meXicanos que a. ZoZob'a
viv.n y on zoZcbra pena-. el advent
niento DE- Ia ley su solo augusta.
a fin de pesar en- su ba:anza las cul-
ras y los deI:tos; los paSos males y
las acciones punib-es.
Ojala y las esperanzaS que 81 Con-
sui erez abriSa Sc reahcen y pue-
dan nueslros compatriotas v:vir y
n.5rar 2" arm6n;co ccu"ieTto d
araiscad con 81 pueblo IndUS,rJ2So que
puebia e. Ccndado dc uidals". rs
justicia 10 que piden esos nreN'vanos;
es iusric.a 10 aue rec@sitan y 10 hay
que negarles asa juSticia 81 ~ tan
facil tan humane darla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-27
PlDEN LA RENUNCiA
DE LOS ESlLES

Los mauifcs,ar'e: e'tv4aron an ae-
1ee.an,as al Toresidentc Obres6n pidier
dole que inter3usiera su influenza
fin lie inducir 4 los ediles a que re-.
r.,2ciaran ya Que d. u:A n1aera ian
cvidente Y tan ralpi5 cS'1nah s.f''-
90 rechazados per Il opinion pcbiica
La indignation popular contra Ell
citado cucrpo concejil ha subido de
Dunto al tener.;e conocimiento de que
n causa del acc:dente sufrido en- ia
nlaDta de Ia COndesa. Sc depic a que
los pol:ticos coo2eratistas Sc tfa,e-
ron Il domingo pasado todo el per-
sonal de dicha Dlanta, que dejafon
abardnrada por complete, para ven-f
. ancrosar Ia manifestation de pFopa-
eanda electoral
Ioc c!;ados edIles han sido ahlena-
zados con que Sc llcvard a cabo prom
tameu,e una aueva mas energies.
manifestation 81 no renuncian sus
.s~gos como 81 10 esta pidiendo a sri-
,os todo el recindario capitalino' SIN
sxceDci6n de ninguna naturaieza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-27
eTl|||equ|eTe
una pO|ittiICa
economical
Abogo por ella ante
eI Consreso de los
ComunIstaS
Predice un movimiento vi
goroso del proletaria-
do en- Alemania

El'EVA YORK. noyjembre a5-
Despacbos cable-rificos recibidos de
NToscor :. on 1,s cuaras 50 habIo d.,
,os ,nr+c.s n,5s sobresalientcs del
Congress lie l. Tercara International,
ouo acaba 6e taner verifica;ivo allf
refiarer que 8, asnec,o mas importan-
- ia oo,,ar Conrroso comun;sta du-
,,,.a los df,s ia :, reIahraci6n frs
sin dr5o aIcu-. = ouc orrec;6 el dia
ON rra 7, c,,aza dol Gohie-no del
sovia, Eirolsj I,cni1e abord6 Ia roja
.r;n,,,,, DO In ,s,,ob.e, nara nro,ln
-. -, s;,,,,-.a ,,,1.. 3,.,or.,,.a :. ma .
ua.ah,, /, o,,,r,.os =, nr,nprcia~o,
~. :, -. .rof,aios do,
C,,-oso
To,,i,,a ,,:,-t u Mo o,s.iculando
,s.,-.ar,.,,., como bsi5 n influcn
oio 4, ,.,, .,,,., ,a,si6r reryiosa:
,,.o,.t.rJ, ,os 5r,zos con nucha fre-
s;. .;n - v,a, ,o,r.6o asomo
.,',.,:..;>. -; Ia ,,i-.s,,,r, ora on
-, A. -. NV. "a 10 acbocahan
-, a-.o.. ,,.ir,oe .inr,nos
~ So, - ~. .rE largo nero
i,a-, ia ;r,TorEs frs
,.:o'ia o.'-a.,s,o ,,r .,,o oyn ma. h;ar
l'a,.nef, 80, -, to mn, cr.7ay-sac;6n fam:-
i,o- :. ~. concah;do con absoluta
d. Il
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-27
Sc PIDE A OBREGON QUE INTERCEDA PARA QUl
PRESENTER SU RENUNCIA LOS EDlLES

putado Jorge Prieto Laurens, quieE
buscaba Ia oportunidad de hacer pro-
fesi6n de fe e idtntificarse con los
pericdistas 81 pueblo, pero aunque
Sc subi1 un balloon con el objeto de
perorar los nanifestantes Sc siSuie-
ron de largo sin prestarlc la mas Pc
quena atenci6a Y dici6ndole yoz en-
cueIlo que no :ran polfticos nj desea-
ban mezclarse con peilticos de oficlo.
Los manifeSrantes. en- efecto, Sc
abstuvieron por complete de TODD a.
uuello que pudiera tener visos de po-
Utica solo Sc contrajeron durante to-
da Ia manifestaci5n pedir aqua ia
yenvrcia inmeliata de los conceJales-
Hasta estos momentos no nay ann
ninguna esperanza de que Sc reanu-
de pronto 81 -ervicio del aqua. ann
cuando hay al-unas probahindades de
que proporcioae parc:alment@ este IL
Guido en- los DrjX:tHos dias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-27

LAUSANNE. uoy:e:nbr- 26.-Como
n ses;o,e< ~ n cont-reae.a d" pdz
5aI C.rcano :pg:-Yte - estac ce."bran-
do puer:a cacrado. con dif:"uii'"
Sc o5,ienea uormerores acerea as Il"
que pasa Ell v:las.
L,o u.tinln que So ha sabido e. Qde
los de'egados 1drcos proIes'aron con-
r., IA r~esea..a en- Ia contece@g.a i"
.5aIara;os de pa.ses no beliEeran,eS.
=; ohiato evl eXclGi- " los "ns"rTa
dc-es americarus. De Jos 01e ago Is
met Hai Il Que tcCjan una aNu:a 'Sni-
ritual = asDtrisuCsI de Gu" no necHs'-
tan. Ia intervention lie lo-d Cu"zon
n:yo que 7oS ,ulcoS cs5G~an ~ $50
.,,,,-o nero .us;scen en- u0e .. Ja7Hn.
YY~oesfavfa. Rumani2 y demas "aiSeS
70 beligeran.es nueden "N"'r.d"S d.
"A cnrferercia. q que SOLO omen 2srie
IN las d.scusioues cuando V"rsen So
hra a~,7,os .;Gs les inie~esen direc-
.a,,4,ra = que Russia. Bulgaria. Geo
ola = Ukran!a icnlsn parte OF "a o.s-
rus;bn de- es,ado Dc los eSirecAoS.
Los turccs estaa procediendo como
.: sosnecilasen dc que - les a4lsEe
-o-aar IN lazo. So comprende que
,ieDer un gran :smor q IA aSamn!ea
dc s-gora. aue ins!ste on qu" Sc e
crvfe diariamenJe no'!c.a po-msnof'-
ada Dc todoS los discursos. diSenSso-
~es y de- caan-o ccurra en las ses'o-
rez de n confercnHla.
Los tu-cos Uchsron en- van" pora"'
r.s discasio-es fuescn pUbEcaS- pero
lord Cu-z5n manifesto que los nego-
clos diplouaticos no pod'an disc"'.rSe
en- los mercados. y prevaleci6 Su op'-
MON
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-27

Una pvo-eSJA enerE.ca Y general"
han elc-ado a-Te q Sheriff del Con-
.5,,do do IIidalgo. Texas. todos los
,.iudadarcs msxicanos y It's mexico
rayanos cue en- 81 tienen su residen-
..ta con nctiyo C los sCcesos en- que
nerrli5 "a vida "I joven Elias Villa
rreal Zdra,c. a fin de Ilre 81 Sheriff
l,e-a In jusricil que II hur0anid1d.
7, iev = a r;vilizaci0n rec2aman az
este case.
F.xponeu Is -irn2anteS del docu-
me1to Que t,;: cnviado al Sheriff. MIR.
Y \. Baker. cue con -odo respeto
..y5ancn ante Il los suceSos ocurridos
a -:r de que. ds@Jro de u med!da de
-, ca>ulyacies. procure hacer "A JUS
fsr.g dehida. rnanifeS-aczl,, que los
rel.hos c,urridos 10 han .aeSado has
"a su gcuCc!miento Ell Joti 81 ira
giea d4~uudez, Y Que p$lsau a narT'r-
Is a lin 10 que a autcridad invccada
media n pe:ici5u que le formula
j. atcul!6n ishida.
II memorial - c~cUeHtra caiZado
po- cierto setenta f:rn,as. de las cua-
los fisuran en primer ts:rnino as de
los senoreS Irineo ,je Ia Cara Jr. y
!. Do IA Cruz resiGentes en Donna
Texas SEendo Il IeNto de d!cho docu-
u.s.to el que con:inuac!G- Sigue:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-27
LA NUEVA UNION DE
LOS PASSES CENTRO
AMERICANOS
'E! Universal" de la Ciu.
dad de Mexico, ofrece
publican sensational
les dOmunentos
Telcarama Especial para IA PRENSA".

Telcgrama Especial para IA PRENSA".
CIUDAD DE NIENICO. noviembre
aG.-El diario FL UHiverSaI, ha
anunciado que pr6ximamentc puhli-
cara una extensl communication que
Sc cr-axaron los jefes de las rcpuhi-
cas- ccntro- -americanas y el gohierno
americana. para conStituir IN uni6C
de aquellos paises de acuerdo con las
niras de los Estados Unidos.
Los centro -amcricanos radid1srs
en- csta capital, proteStal1in por di-
chas naniobras del Gobierno anneri-
cane. Entire los dccumertos que o.
frece publican "F.l THiversaf'. Sc
cuNrta tambien el teXto del tratado
sacreto entire los Estados Jnidcs. IL
glaterrl Francia. suscrito Ell mayo
de 1917 por el cual. segun sc di-
&C. Sc lc otorg6 les Estados Unidos
completas facultades para intervenir
er Mexico Y ocupar territories pa
"a cSpansionar9e hasta Centro-A-
mfriCa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-27
Sc do un case de uomito
prieto en- la ciudad de
Monterrey
TereGraua Especial para IA rEENSA"

TcleGrama Especial para IA rHENSA'
CTrDAD DE MENICO. novienrbre
as.-Segun informes recibidos en- e!
Conseio Superior De Salubridad de
esta ciudad. hoy Sc registr6 en- Monte
rrey. capital del Estado de Nuovo
Leon. un case de v0mito negro que ha
despertado una gran alarma entire el
yecindario dc aQuella poblaci6n.
La victima de esta terrible enter
medad fue el Coronel Francisco Per-
domo. jefc de las armas en- Tamau-
iipas. lie qulen Sc creia que estaba
enfermo de paludismo. y quien al
fin sc le contiru6 e. V6mito negro.
del cual falleci6.
El cadaver fu4 Sepuitado Immediate
nente Y en- vista de este caso las au-
toridades sanitarias del lugar han
tornado las prscauciones que han esti-
mado convenientes para evitar Ia pro
cagaci6r del NAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-27
HONDURAS PREPARA
SIl PROGRAMA EN-
IACONFERENClA
Esperase buen resultade
de las iuntas que Sc
van a efectuar en-
Washington

TEGI-LCIGALPA. Honduras, Nav.
o5-rl Poder Executive acordo nom
.,,,.a,. = los sefores Policarpo Boniia
cares Alberto Ucles. Jose Maria san
doval Antonio r. Rcina Y anger
carte. para que formuien ei prosfa7
no oua 81 Gotieno dc Honduras pre-
sentari para cl desarroflo de los Ird-
aa ios dc Ia conferencia. de plenpo-
+onciarios centroamericanos en- was
;,irrton ei prtximo mes de diciefh- :
bre.
Abordando Il impCrtante proslema
d.. las confcre:lcias, el dlarlo ri
Cronista" QUE siempre Sc ha disttn-
er,ndo. por su propaganda en- pro os
10 Union centroamcricana. dice que
.Couyendrfa que en- las proXlnas
corrore-,c-ias de Washington Sc discu-
tieran dos puntos caDitalcs para sei
,fianzarniento de In paz ell centric
ararica. 81 primero Sc refiere al coEi
promiso que c0ntrdtgan los gobiernos
de respetar Ia lihertad electoral, y e.
secundo q IL garantfa que presto ei
C;obierno americana para que Sc cum
pan los pactos que Sc firrnen.
Consequences con este sentir, all
e7,ncs unionistas salvadorehos de
los otros Estados de Centre Ameri-
~ han hcchG dec.aracf1res a los pc
rj6dic-os que sobre el asunto han a.
hierto encuestas, en- el senudo de
oue nstan dccididos bajo ell apoyo
moral de Ia Casa Blanca perC sieIn-
nre Y cuando en- los pactos acuer-
rics-. nue Sc firmen. MO figure ninsun
c,,,npronlaso material nj moral de sG-
feci6n de los Estados censroameTica-
nos al Departamento de Estado de
Washington.
4 pesar de todo. Ell algunos CEN
tro5 uaionistas. mas en- aquel1os de
radical santimiento nacionalista, Sc
tfida a los Gobiernos centroamerica-
nos de fa:tos de seriedad. puesto que
ronapierop cun gran facilidad los pac
+.os que independientemente frmaron
hace arc Y medic. Y que, EN- camhio.
corren V obedecen a los dictados.
(aun Que morales.) imperiosos de una
naciGn extranjara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-27
PARECE QUE Ia JUSTICiA
Sc HARA AL FIN

= Era coput del memorial que ante
Cede obra on rodsr ds LA PkENSA.
Ia clIal con;a fu& env1ada- de Ia poolS-
ci50 dc Do-ns, Texas. por las PeE-so-
mas que n subscriber. a fin de que
nuestra colouia pveda enterarse de Ia
forra en- qGe lcs nexicanos residen-
tes han han DedIGo del Sheriff del
Co2dado de Hid4lgo que So haga Ia
3lsticf2 dsbiGa y 81 esciarezca IA YER
dad de este asuntO, al Ell caa, perdi6
Ia vida an joyen mexlcano por eI So
h delito de haber SUlpeado en- defen-
81 IegitiuZa un americana que ini-
~, el ataque.
E.I original del documsnto que
.ranscr5bimos obra en- pader del She
riff Bake, el cual. seEID -soticisS que
So tie-sn. ma dado p=i2cipio a escla-
recer los hechos. esperaHdose mucho
&c 81 sesti3n. puss parece qlte Sc en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-27
Ia PETlCION De
LOS MEXlcANOS

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lH22s-A' HoH. >s-'.-' Ne. - -,
luda'So. NJ. /. \. "''Ne- '-- L--'- =
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Sc CREE QUE LARRAGA Sc MAR
CHO FUERA DEL PALS.
Telearama Especial para IA rRENSA".

Telearama Especial para IA PHENSA'.
ClCpAD DE MEXICO. noviembre
26.--E.n los c!rculos militarcs de es-
"a ciudad IA l.amado pOderosamenie
Ia atenci6n que 4 ultimas fechas no
haya dado Va prucbl alguna de sus
actividadc> cl j"fe reyOlucionario Ma
nucI Larr2ga. qUien hasta hace POI
CO venia cperando con algnn eNito
81 ia region. de IA huastcca pota-
sina.
E,sta inactividad del citado Jcfe re-
b.lde ha dado origcn aQui a que Sc
crca que Sc ha marchado fuera de!
pals. convcncido de "a inuuIidad de
sus esfuerzos en- contra del Gobier-
no del Prcsidcnte ObregIn. o que 50
halla preparando su rendicidn 4 las
auiuridades militares de Ii citada
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[0S TURCOS PRETEND|AN EXCLU|R 4
Los ObSERVADORES AhER|CANOS DE
IA CONF FERENC|A De LAUSANNE
Protestaron contra Ia presencla en- esa asambea
de deIegados de palses no beIlgerantes pero
Lord Curzon Iogro imponer sus opnones
La ceremonial de la entron;zacion del taa Abdul
Medd resuto desairada no habendo asistido ella el
cuerpo dplomatico, nj muchos iunconarios turcos

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