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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-24
SUES FOR S5O,OOO.

Suit for $50,0OO was filed by o. D. Armstrong against S. P. Massey in the civil division of the circuit court Tues day. Armstrong's petition asks for $5O,- GOO on three counts, assault, assault with weapon and assault and battery
 According to J. W. Altman, Arm strong's attorney, Massey is alleged to have held up Armstrong on county road on Sept. 13 and took Armstrong's 8 automobile at the point of c gun.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-24
DECEPTION

A traveller in Ireland once. hired a cab to take him into the country, and had not proceeded far when it pulled up at the foot of a steep hill. The driver appeared at the door. ,,
 ''What are ye at, may?' said the traveller: "this isn't where l ordered you to stop"
 "Whist, yer honor, whist" calculated Jaddy. "I'm only deceivin' the beast. If bank the door he'll think you're out and1l cut up the hill like the divil."- Royal Magazine,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-24
RATES REDUCED
Canned Salmon Tariff Set At S3 Gents
 Per Hundred

The fright rate on canned salmon. carload, from California; Utah, Nevada and other north Pacific coast states to Birmingham, will be reduced from 9J cents to S3 cents per 100 pounds, Oc- tOber z, it was announced by C. F. Jones, secretary of the Birmingham Traffic association, Tuesday.
 Sometime ago railroads operating west of the Mississippi river proposed to make this reduction to Memphis, New Orleans, and po'nts in the central west. The traffic association, in co- operation with the Frisco railroad, asked the same consiutl att ,n for Blr- mingham, which has now been granted jumped again. Old traders on the ex- change said it was the first time they could remember when month had reached the limit twice in one day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-24
MUCH BUYING Advances $O.5O Per Bale On New York
 Market

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-The gov ernment cotton report today proved so sensationally buflish that big buying movement set in on the market here, quickly advancing prices 190 points, or $9.50 a bale. October sold at 23.90c, thereby reaching the 200-point limit permitted in any one day of trading. December touched 23.25c. Mill inter- ests were among the heaviest buyers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-24
EASY COME

A little newsbOy was standing in a doorway crying bitterly, when a benev- olent old gentleman asked
 What's the matter, my boy. Lose something?"
 Yes" between sObs. Lost a quar- ter"
 Well, here's a quarter. How did you come to lost it? 4sE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-24
WALL STREET BRIEFS

The shipping trade Is more optimistic over the outlook, due to increased ac- tivity in eastbound freights and en- couraging prospects for passenger traf- fic in off months and next season.
 Earnings of the International Mer- cantile Marine company for the first eight months of the year are reported to have been about $1 ,5O0,0 compared with deficit of about $700,00O in the same period of 1923. In contrast to depreciation account of $5,579,OO0 last year, the company is expected to earn it's entire depreciation charges of per cent on it's steamships this year.
 Increases are reported by the Great Western Sugar company, one of the largest domestic beet sugar producing companies, Is expected the trade to carry this years output beyond the 1923 pro- duction of nearly 5000 bags. Although lower selling prices probably will eff feet earnings in comparison with last year, 1t Is calculated the $s common dividend will be comfortable margin. Current assets as of February % were $45,530,912 against liabilities of only $1, ,955, ,4O5, which left working capital equal to 11z times the outstanding capi- tai stock
 Continued economical management of rthe railroads is reflected in the Union Pacific's August report revealing a drop $19, ,05S,604 in August, 1923~ while. net op- erating income increased to $3,242, ,545 from $3,126,567. Earnings for the eight months were $125, ,239, ,202, a decline of $3,477,497, under the same period last year. Net operating income of $1S,S73,- 592 was gain of $18s,477.
 Business of the F. w. woolworth company in the British Isles, where 16. stores are operated, is running 17 pc cent ahead of last year, H. T. Parson, president, said on his return from abroad today. Before the end of 1925 he expected 200 stores would be in opA eration. The company has 1865 stores in the United States which it is ex- pected to increase to 1,450 in a year.
 Flotation of the German loan wi stimulate large purchases of copper by Germany, Daniel Guggenheim said on his return from Europe, which will re- suit in the electrical deveiopment of Russia through German manufacturing because Germany Is in a better posi- ton to supply finished copper products than any other nation in the world to- day. Russia, he said, has had no cleo trlCal ueVeAOpmenL ana tnero was room for tremendous activity there. Money will not get cheap in GernAany, he stat ed, until expatriated capital returns, which he thought would occur shortly after the loan went through.
 H. W. Purvis, general manager of the Georgia & Florida railway, said to- day that recovery of agricultural con- dittons in Georgia, chiefly the tobacco crop, would make 1924 the best year in the roads history. Earning would be reflected in these prosperous conditions, he stated, estimating that gross reve- nues for the year ended June 50 would largely exceed $2.000,000 with net in- come, before interest, more than $4OO,- 00O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-24
MINES DETACHED

HELSINGFORS, Finland, Sept. 22 Several mines have become detached from the mine fields in the Gulf of Finland Turing the recent heavy wealth cr The Norwegian steamer Ulf Jarl struck one yesterday and sunk. The crew was saved.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-24
PAsTOR IMPROYED

Improvement was reported Tuesday in the condition of Rev. J. c. Persinger, pastor of the Fountain Heights Meth odist church, who was operated upon several days ago at the Birmingham Baptist hospital.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-24
JUMPS $1O BALE
Condition Of Crop Placed At 55.4 Per
 Cent

NEW ORLEANS, La.. Sept. 23.- Cotton jumped $10 bale the trading limit for one day upon receipt of the bureau report at the exchange today, which placed the condition at 55.4 and the indicated yield at 12.596,OO0 bales. October touched 22.55c and December 22S2c.
 Every trading month reached the POO point limit shortly before the close, while March, after touching it earlier in he session, receded few points then
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Four touring car; license No. A 163S3; motor No. SS22941; No. ? in right hand corner of radiator. Reward Notify Crow Auto Storge, Tire and Battery Co.,, Main BETA
 MESH BAG-Lost Saturday afternoon at Howard Marion football game. small silver mesh bag containing small coins, car ticket and handkerchief. Call Main 426 for reward.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-24
no BUY BONDS

Warrants will be drawn by the city In the sinking fund in the amount of ! 10000 to pay for that amount of pub lie library bonds, according to resolu- icns adopted by the city commission Tuesday. c. E. Armstrong will draw he warrants and pay the amount oyer o account of the library board.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-24
FLAX MARKET

DULUTH, Minn., Sept. 2s.-Close flax: September, $2.2sA; October. $2,24S; No- vember, $2.24%h December, $2.2Oh; ; May. s2.2sls.s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-24
LALIFORNIANS
 ALL OPTIM|ISTS ] ON THEIR STATE
ldding Machine Needed
 To Keep Up With Los Angeles Growth
By B. c. FORBES

It Is like a ray of summer sunshine 5 have an ardent Californian, enter he's office. Your out and out Cali brnian Is always bubbling over with
 hthusiasm, with optimism, with happi-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-24

Mrs. swift-her past is nothing to peak of. Mrs. Swifter-So that's what they ire all talking about !--Judge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-24

less. He IS at
 eace with all the torld. The world ! a wonderful
 lace to live in bat Is, his world,
 aiifornia. There
 rosperity abounds. E, if, perchance, a a s g 1 n g cloud pmes along, a right rainbow lies nmediately be- |ond.
 California en- puntered clouds hirfn~ the Iaut
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PRYOR MOTOR co.
 USED CAR DEPT. 22Os AVE. F, S. MAIN SPA

AUTOMOBILE BARGAIN--seven-pas- senger Buick Sedan, good condition; will trade for real estate or good
 second mortgage paper. Phone Mata
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-24
AUTOMOBILES B AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE g

LOST! LOST! LOST! WHERE WHAT-HOW?? In B'ham-
 An Opportunity
 By Not Buying Today a first-class Used Car-the Best Value for the Money
 ON THE BEST TERMS! Here are a few-we have many more:
 1924 model Ford roadster, demountable rims, start CT, lock wheel, cord tires, new top. Good me chanical shape. .$260 1923 model Ford touring; starter, lock wheel, Hass- Ter shock absorbers, front and rear fender braces, spot light stop light and other extras ...... .$250 1923 model Ford touring; starter, lock wheel, new top, new tires, Atwater Kent ignition. Motcr in perfect condition .$175 1923 model light delivery truck; starter, good body ana runs line; only .Sl65 Come See The Others!. MCCONNELL MOTOR co.
 7th Ave. and 18th St.
 Main 6627
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The shipping trade is more optimistic over the outlook, due to increased ac- tivity in eastbound freights and en- couraging prospects for passenger traf- fic in off months and next season,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-24
WEIR BROS.
CHAUFFEUR YOURSELF
 COMPANY
52s N. 10TH ST.
MAIN IA

52S N. 10TH ST. MAIN IA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-24

gar. First there was a serious bought. Then came the foot-ard- louth trouble, which checked the tidal lave of. tourists. fseaI estate had 8 Ftback, and in Los Angeles the per- etuai boom in new developments kperienced considerable deflation.
 But all that is over now. The sun f prosperity Is again spreading over De golden state. /
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-24

So many people have flocked to Los lngeles from other parts of the coun-
 ey that state societies galore have 'prung up. These state societies hold |nnual gatherings, sort of picnics, us- ally in Sycamore Park or Lincoln ark, and the attendance runs into the thousands. One Iowa gatherins at-
 tacted, it. was estimated, some 10000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-24

If any other city can match this rec I'd, let is send along one of its leading itizens and I will be glad to proclaim Is achievements to the whole country. srinters' ink helps. California knows 14
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-27
! PUEDE listed RESOL YER.
Ell ENIGMA P POLICiACO?
GINA DE Las HAzANAS DE Los DETECTIVES MAS GRANDES

fcopy0t abe Ledger Siadioa e Eaesieo paro EB UNDo
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Aver tarde Sc reuDi6 el Consejje Eje-
eutiyo, adoptando muchos { importan-
les acuerdOs de caracter general
Una ordenanza de Guayanila es rechazada por
cOnsiderarse que Ia transferencia de dinerO en-
vuela en- Ia misma es Illegal

b
Aver tarde Sc reunion el Consejo
Executive, resolviendo los siguentes
asuntos:
l.-GUAYANILLA: Ordenanza de
la Asamblea Municipal de MARIO IA,
1924, solicitando autorizaci6n para
aplicar Ia suma de $3,524.5O de la
prina obtenida en- Ia venta de los
bonos aumentar la partida del mis-
mo emprestito CONSTRUCTION de una
escuela y compra del SOLAR.
Sc trata de construir un campo
atletico y una cerca alrededor de
dicho solar.
EI Auditor de Puerto Rico el
Attorney General opinan que esta
tfansferencia es Illegal, fundandose
EN- que el prernio de la venta de los
bonos no puede ser invertido sino
en- los fines especifcados en- la orde-
nanza del emprestito, v las obras
que sc tratan de construir no figuran
EN- dieha ordenanza
Sc recamienda 10 Sc apruebe la
ordenanza. Desaprobada. M
! 2.uYABUGOA sQrdenanza de la
Asannblea Municipal de mario Is,
1924, sobre contradiction de un en-
pr6stito de 100000 para gastos CO.
rrespondientas instruction Publ
ca.
FL Auditor de Puerto Rico des-
pues de haber hecho un estudio de-
tenido del presupuesto de Yahucoa,
snfortn6 en- contra, fundandose en-
que estos gastos pueden cubrirse con
los fondos ordinarias del presupues-
to. Pospuesta.
ATLAS; PIEDRAS;-O Ordenanza de
abril RI. 1924 sohre contradiction de
an prestanao de $4,000 para pagar
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les de IA policia francesa, sino tambien
uno de los mas audaces. s
Un numero de hombres ses acerco Ia
mansion del Marques, cuya coieccion
de valiosas pinturas y joyos raras era
universalmente conocida; y uno lie
aqu6llos, uniformado como Official ie ia
gendarmeria francesa, solicit6 yer al
Marques. Al respondersele que 81 Mar
qu6s estaba ausente, el supuesto Official
de policia indic6 que traia una. orden
dc arresto contra 81 Marques, y nlostro
un documento que Ell guardian exami-
no Embellishments, notando que esta-
ba sellado con el sello Official de la Po-
licia de Paris, y que llevaba la tirma
de Prefecto, con Ia que el estata ya
familiarizado
Como usted We continue el oficial
Zen la orden Sc indica Que debemos
proceder a la conflscaci6n de todo 10
que sea contrabando.
piciendo este Ilamo . sus ayndantes,
y ordeno que los dos carromates que
conducian fueran ocupados con 70 mas
precioso de aquella .rtca collection cua-
dros, joyas, y tapices. I'm momento aes
pues los, supuestos gendarmes abandp-
naban la casa conduciendo los carrc,
mates repletos de vaiores; y entorces
fue cnando el conserje Sc di6 cuenta de
que tai vez era yictima de engaiio,
Cuando di6 cuenta de 10 ocurrdo a
Ia policia, SO le inforln6 que dc ALI
no Sc habia librado ningHna orden de
arresto contra 81 Marques; inmedia-
tamente ell Jsfe Garon, de la Poicla
de Paris. So hizo cargo del case, puss
el yalor de los articulos robados excs.
dia de $5oo,ooo.
Pero, hacienda TODD 10 que Sc podia,
81 Jefe Garon no logr6 hallar ninguna
otra pista que "a que ofrecia 81 euar-
dian en- cuapto q "a fornaa en- que 81
'ofcial' desempeno su papel " exacta-
msnts 10 mismo que IN verdadero or
cial de policfa. .
sEntonces-dijo 81 Jcfe Garcnyc
creo ave s6 . que class peFtensce ests
audaz ladr6n'', y antes de- una semans
Sc esclaxeci6 81 misterio aue rodeapa
el saaueo de la residencip del Marques
recupsrandose la mayor parte de Los
valores robados
5c6mo?
LA coNTEsTAcc1oN APAREcE
| RA NASANA. sss
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parte de los intereses de la emission
de bonos de $6O,0O0.0O del semestre
de enero julio de 1924.
Sc recomienda su aprobaci6n de
acuerdo con el informe del Auditor
de Puerto sRico, va que Ia contribu-
ci6n especial para dicha emission de
bonos no empieza a cobrarse hasta
el aiio 1924-25. Aprobada.
] 6.-SAN. GERMAN:-O -Ordenanza de
Ia AsambIea Municipal de febrero
19, 1924, sobre transferencia de
$4,000.00 del prernio obtenido en- la
venta de los bonos a la partida del
mismo emprestito Reconstruction de
Ia Casa Acadia.
De acuerdo con Ell Comisionado del
interior y el, Auditor de Puerto Rico
Sc recomienda su aprobaci6n. Apro-
bada.
7.--UTUADO:-Ordenanz de la
Asamblea Muninipal de abril is,
1924, sohre transferencia del balance
de 100000 del emprestito de $4,000
hecho con el Banco- de Ponce Ia
partida del emprestito de 100000
para la CONSTRUCTION de un Hospi-
tai para Locos".
De acuerdo con los informes IA
vorables def comisionado del Inte-
rior y del Auditor de Puerto Rico.
Pospuesta.
8.-COAMo:-o r denanza de la
Asamblea Municipal de abril 25,
1924, sobre transferencia de s63.75
de la partida del emprestito escolar
de $1,000. "Gastos de viajes del AS
sistant Inspector" la partida del
misnlo empretito "Para completar el
fcontinda en- Ia pag. 81
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En- un barrio de Baya-
mon, a la salida de un
bale, a un individuo lie
partieron el corazon de
una certera punalada
LA vICTIMA Sc HABIA NEGADo
A CEDERLE LA PAREJA A SU
MATADOR Y ESTO FUE 10 QUE
DETERMINE Ell CRIMEN

En- la noche del domingo, en- el ba-
trio Juan Sanchez de Bayamon, Sc ce-
lebraba un bale en- la casa de Jesus
Ortiz, la festecita estuvo animadlsl
ma pues en- ella Sc 5 cita toda la iu
ventud del barrio compuesta de SUI
gestivas iibaritas v gallardos tenor
rios campesinos de los que aun Sc
aprestan romper lanzas a Ia dana
de, sus pensamientos.
va en- vfsperas de terninar, Sc es-
taba bailando un s'seis bombeado :,
oue cons:ste en- bailar una pieza Y lpe
go cruzarse entire las parejas ingenio
sas improvisaciones que son recibidas
con general complacencia por los con
currentes y dan siemprel a estas ale
gres fiestecitas del campo I'm aspecto
de ingenuidad extraordinaria ponien-
doseh elias una nota sirnpatica de in
genio y de poesfa.
En- estos Iromentos Sc acerc6 Pc
legrfn Baez, .quien estaba acompanado
am de -su pareja, el individuo- Jose
Sierra y le supplied que le cediera la
pareja para baiiar FUN marengues :.
Baez lie manifesto que Sc Ia cederia
cuando terninaran las .bombas". Es-
TO yiolent6 a Sierra y la salida del
halle. Sc retiraron a un sitic apartado
en- donde Sc or gin6 an disgusto entire
ellos del Que result6 Pauline Baez con
ma piliialada en- ei corazon que le oca
sion6 la muerte casi en- el acto.
La joven con auien estaba bailan-
do Baez cuaido oerurrio 81 disgusto, Sc
LLAMA Cecilia Garcia, y ha declarado
como testigo en- el case.
E El arresto del matador fue practlca
do por el Jefe de polic{a de aquel Dis
trito sefior Berreteaga Y Ia investiga.
ci6n ha sido practicada por el active
, Fiscal Gomez, quien ha califcado E
! delito de Asesinato en- Segundo Ora
do Y le ha senalado al matador IN
fianza de cinco mil d6lares para )
llibertad provisional.
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i
Despues de reaiizar una ninpciosa
Investigation, el Inspector Kendall de
Scotland Yard, el, cual tenia sn car
go IA soluci6n del misterio que. rodea-
ba ei asesinato del Rdo Holland, por
los tres .hombres del rostro verde
supo que tres persopajes sospechosos
habian estado rondando por las posa-
ias del lugar drrante a1gunos dias an
tes del asesinato, despu6s del cual des
aparecieron, Mnchas personals, sin en-
barge, daban detalles precisos desert
biendo estos tres individuos, 81 ms
pector Kendall di6 instrucciones a to-
Ia la policia del RENO, pero sin re.
sultado alguno. Los sospechosos habian
sescapado, esperaban una oportnni-
dad para escapar.
Un dias como dos semanas mas tarde,
cuapdo el Inspector Kendall pasaba por
una carretera abaudonada cerca del lu-
gar del crimen, llam6 poderosamente sn
atenci6n un objeto verde sque Sc nova
en- Ia parts do atras del wagon utili-
szado para yscoger los desperdicios de
"a localidad: Al pasar 81 caro- por su
lado, Kendall cogi6 q objetc. verde
que fameaba detras del carro. y pude
yer que era un pedazo de. bayeta del
que .fueron cortadas variasa secciones.
Entonces, .deteniendo al conductor del
CAIRO. demand6 de aquei que le dijera
de d6nde procedia auuel pedazo de te-
la. Un momento espn6s Sc dirigia ha-
cia una casa situada cerca del camino
-sitio por d0nde, segun recordaba, ba-
bia pasado innumerables veces sin sne
So lie ocusriera NADIA.
Inspeccionando auusl iugar desde un
sitio oculto, pudo yer que alguien Sc
esccndia: en- aquella casa. Esa nocne
Kendall y sus ayudantss rodearon Ia
casa y arrestaron Levi Harwood. HI
ram Smith y James Jones acusadps
de asesinato. sobre Il dnica evidsncia
de un pedazo de bayeta verde del cual
fueron cortadas tres porciones triangr-
lares triapgul0s que eran precisamep-
70 del tawsao y forma de los antifaces.
En- 81 jpicio que siguio, Smith se de-
clar6 testigo del Rey, acusando sua
otros compaheros Que fuerOn condena-
dos muerte; pero el Inspector Ken.
dali siempre maptuyo que .anu sin esta
prueba 81 habria podido convsncer a
| cualauier jurado desque los tres dete,
nidos eran los tires hombres del ros.
tFo verde entrevistos por 81 Rdo
Holland = Ia luz del disparo Que Il
quito la vida.
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Aver tarde
Ecutvo reOviendo los gnes de $eOooooo
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(Continiia en- Ia pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-27

Muy pronto todo el trsfco
de esta capital sera modi6-
cado y dirigidO por nuegas
rutas segdn Ia nueva orde-
nanza municipal que ACADIA
de ser aprobada p0r la
Asamblea Municipal en- su
Ultima reunion ceIebrada
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Sc ALQUIL.A.

Una hermosa residences q acabada de
congtruir. S'tio ideal Y mas fresco
Gel parque residential del CONDA-
DO.
Irformes. Al. Sinonpietri
clio Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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Memorandum soInetido al gobernador
TOWner por el llder socialista Santiago
Iglesias en- reIaciOn con Ia session ex-
traordinaria de Ia Legislature
Solicita en- 6l importantes enmiendas a Ia Ley
Electoral para defender al partido De irregula-
ridades que pudieran cometerse
Declara que e socasa es un pardo eminenemente ae-
cano lea competamene las iAsttuciones nacOnales

legio compuesta de dos inspectores
v dos secretaries de colegio"..,
La sscci6n 40 de dicha Ley disc
asi:
Los organismos directivos
centrales de los PARTIDos PRIN-
CIPALES designsran. !. Las persc-
mas que habran de desempefiar los
cargos de inspectores secretartos
de colegio en- cada precinto 49,,
De acuerdo con los preceptos dc ley,
arriba citados, el Partido socialiata,
A PESAR, DE- SER UN PARTID0
LEGALnEENTE, NO
TIENE REPRESENTATION. AIsuU-
MA EN- Los CoLEGIos O -MEsAs
ELECToRALEs (excepto los recusa.
dores, que pueden ser arbitrariamente
removidos) No existe, pues garantfa
para asegurar que los votos de este
pavtido hayan de ser contados honesta-
mente. La Ley deja desamparado 81
Partido socialista y sus votantss.
Los coiegios eiectorales compuestos
exclusivamente de inspectores y secre-
tarios pertenecientes la Alianza Puer-
torriqueha, no daran cuartel los vo-
tos que les sean adversos. Los ciuda-
danos que emitan sus sufragios a IA
vor de los candidates del Part.do So
cialista Republican, Puro carecen de
garantias legales que les aseguren que
sus votos van contarse honestamen-
te al verifcarse Ell escrutinio al ce-
rrarse la election. r4as
Esta sitnaci6n desigual g injusta del
Fartido socialista ante los otros par
tidos reconocidos, ha tornado scaracte-
res de mayor desigualdad Q injusticia
y amenaza con la anulaci6n total del
derecho electoral en- Puerto Rico por
malicia, fraude y despu6s de los con-
venios realizados por los partidos
Union de Puerto Rico'' y ssRepubn-
cano Puertorriqueho = en- asambleas
extraordinarias celebradas simultanea-
mente en- San German y en- Maya
guez, 'durante los dias 8, IS y 8 de
mayo dltimo, Dichos dos partidos acor-
daron unirse o coaligarse para juptos
fcrmar un solo partido que Sc llama
'Alianza Puertorriqueha'' Los acuer-
dos oficiales pubiicados signifcan la
fusion coalici6n de estos dos partidos
principales constituyendose practical
mente en- uno solo para los efectos
electorales.
Los partidos ''Uni6n de Puerto Ri
coz y "Republicano Puertorriquefio
pesar de haberse ambos convertible
en- un solo partido electoral, corser-
van ante Ia ley los derechos y con-
trojan las mesas elsctorales, conjunta
y separadamente.
81 Partido Republican, Pnertorri-
quofo SO divide. Los jefes profesio-
males, corporativos, capitalistas y, pa
tronos 0 sus agentes controlaron la
Asamblea de Mayagiiez y acordaron
Ia fusion Q coalici6n con el partido
Union de Puerto Rico', Ii yerda.
dero pueblo republicano repugn6 la
Alianza Puertorrsquefa y Sc rebel6
contra sus jefes uuienes considera~
ron desleales y organizaron el partd.
do Rspublicano Puro.
Consideramos Embellishments cierto
que en- las elecciones que han de vsri-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-27
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81 saqueo de la residencia del Mar
ques Panniso-P Passis, en- las afueras de
Paris no solamente fue el mas sor-
prendente. de los crimenes en- los ana