davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25

THE REPORT OF SECRETARY OF THE NAVY made
under date 7th, gives facts in detail to the
leasing of the oil lands held by the United
States private interests under royalty payments to the
House Committee Naval Affairs treats the entire trans
action business point of view and it is clear after
reading that report which just been made public in
pamphlet FORM that Secretary DENLY acted wisely to cor
rect the part of his predecessors in office
The report up the entire in three paragraphs
which reprinted those who interested in fair
play and justice follows:
"The oil in Naval Reserve No wholly unfit for
navy essential that be exchanged for suit
able oil and that Sinclair That lease
over required construction of pipeline from Wyom
ing to the mouth of Missouri at cost of $27OOOO0O,
and that pipeline already the value of Wy
omfng that for the royalty oil TAX
reserve, the Government getting $975OOOO
year it could have without the Sinclair lease and, of
course like in the exchange value of the royalty
oil from the naval reserve
"The Walsh investigating committee has made dis
covery that the naval leased Secretary
DENLY the Appropriation committee that
he had leased them practically two years agO-On May A.
1922 to be No suggestion of fraud ilegality
improperly from either Democrat Republican
heard hen-nOne would be heard not that this
presidential year the Democrats frantic to
ate an issue where they have
But have sufficient confidence in the sound common
of the American people believe that they will not
permit the Democratic politicians destroy cripple the
American Hegoand to make political capital to sacr
flee their countrys safety against invasion the altar of
political expediency and partisan chcanery."
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25

of mischievous and it malicious SANDER
Gus.
They have resolved themselves into amateur Hawk
shaws to unravel mythical vaines which existed
except in the perverted minds of ex-concs cheap liars
and backmailers, and venegul individuals smartng
der criminal indictments in federal courts
The things done and the things left mdone by this
Congress be charged directly and solely to the radi
ca-Democratic combination which effected early in
the both houses the protest and the OppO
sition Republican leadership and membership
The whole situation should fOrciby remind the
try of the necessity for legislative body which has de-
pendable and reliable Republican majority which will
cooperate with the Republican administration in carrying
out consistent program of legislation which dictated by
sense motives and the fundamentals of
political economy
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
Greenwood

The Methodist Protestant Church
people gave a reception in honor of
their returned pastor, Rev. c. M. Ad-
ans, last Wednesday evening. Mem
bers of the NJ. E. Church were invited
and large number were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langrell of Whining
ton have returned to their home after
spending some time with Mrs. Lang
rell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. An
drews.
Leon Kubec and wife, Lawrence
Porter and wife of Philadelphia spent
Easter with Mrs. LOttie Johnson and
son.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hayes are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the birth
of son.
Mrs. George Blake and children and
Miss Elsie Wiley spent a few days
last week in Woodbury., N. j., Phila-
delphia and Wilmington.
Hazel Long Of Wilmington spent
Easter here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Long.
Miss Minnie Satterfield who has
been spending the winter in Phila-
delphia has returned home.
Lawrence Meredith. one of our high
school boys, won a silver cup for
raising the best corn.
The Greenwood Parent Teacher As
sociatiOn will hold the last meeting
for this school year in the school
building on Monday, April 28th. New
officers will be elected at this meeting
for the ensuing year. A full attend
ance is requested.
Tho haca haI1 nina Of tho
school has played nine different games
and has lost but one. This is a very
good record and we trust they will
keep the good work up.
The high school base ball team has
lost but one game this year.
All of our boys and girls who are
attending the Delaware University
were home during the Easter vaca-
tion.
H. w. Pearson's son who is attend
ing a college in Baltimore, spent Eas-
ter with his parents.
Rev. c. M. Adams text for next Sun
day evening, April 9th, will be "The
Resurrection" and Sunday evening, |
May 4th, is "The Judgment"
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wydyke of New
Jersey have returned to their home
after spending some time with Mrs.
Ida Vincent.
Jessie Sharp of Marcus Hook spent |
Easter here with his parents, ThOs.
Sharp and wife.
Shad are in the local markets but
the price remains high.
Mrs. Emory Wiley spent Easter in
Wilmington.
Mrs. R. I. Johnson and children, Ed
win and Beatrice of Milford, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. B. Fowler.
Life Insurance. Chas. J. HOlzmuel-
Ter, Milford. f29-3t
Your favorite tobacco or cigars at
"The United Cigar Store"
Same Kind-Same Price-But
Better Because Fresher" a18-tf
It isn't Hollywood that ruins the
girls, but the strange delusiOn that
they are beautiful.
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25

THE SCHOOL ELECTIONS in Delaware will be held
on the first Saturday May This change of date went in
to May and is believed that it will be better
for the of all the schools to have the
member chosen the school year and thus
be able get line upon the needs of the school to be
conducted under the member.
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
PRESIDENT COOLIDGE

In Calvin Coolidge recognize chief magistrate
well qualified by temperament and ability to guide the
through the period reconstruction and readjust
ment He was and bred Vermont farm and rear
habits industry and frugaity His point of view is
shared by the of his countrymen He has the
fdence the American people he of them
We express the overwhelming sentiment of the Repub
of Delaware in calling for his nomination to the high
Office he now holds.
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRY

I'VE endorse the Presidents views that the farmer
should receive much aid from the Government any
other class citizens He should have available cred
it, cooperative marketing transportation The Del
farmer holds favored position among the agricu
urists of the country due to climate soil and neghbOrng
markets. Better methods marketing will substantially
increase his returns.
I'VE recognize the right of labor to have fair wage
with safe heathfu conditions of service and that diff
frnces arising between capital and labor should be equit
ably adjusted.
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

"The Disarmament Conference, called by President
Harding limited the naval strength of the powers
the greatest practical step maintaining
the peace of the world ever taken.
I'VE believe that the United States should become
of the supporters the Court International
Justice at the Hague and should find of permanent
cooperation in every proper and practical way with the
other nations.
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
PUBLIC WELFARE

I'VE pledge support continuation of practical leg
slaon for the public welfare especially for the education
health and industrial safeguarding of the children
particularly commend the activities of the Health
and Welfare Commission our State.
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
PRESIDENT HARDING

In the three years of his administration Warren G.
Harding place in the hearts of his
trymen and the pages of history He the great
issues of his tme both national International and
augurated the wise reconstruction read
justment that now being carried out
REPUBLICAN SENATOR AND STATE OFFICERS
1--WE commend the industry and efforts of Repub-
can Senator at Washington and express our appreciation
of the services officers State in the admins
tratiOn of their departments.
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION

Under Republican leadership the National Govern
protected American industry and labor, lived
within its income and vastly reduced expenditures Four
years ago. five million workers out of employment
capital was dshearened industry depressed The
burden an and the apprehension of shar
ing European bankruptcy oppressed every 1t is mat
renewed confidence that the government controlled
by the Republican party met these conditions with sound
economy and fiscal policies
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
LAW ENFORCEMENT

endorse the determination of the President to
force the laws expressed in the words: There will be
immediate, adequate. unshrnking prosecution criminal
civil punish the guilty protect every national
interest On this effect there will be politics and
tisanship. It will be speedy, it will be just
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY AND TAX
REDUCTION

I'VE recognize the remarkable financial ability with
which Secretary Mellon performed the duties of his Of
fce We heartily commend the Mellon plan for the reduc
ton and revision of taxes and the speedy adjust
men the differences between the Senate and the House
on the pending reduction measure
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
CONSERVATION

The conservation of natural resources calls for our
abest statemanshp The Republican party is committed
under the leadership President Coolidge vigorous
prosecution of this national policy
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
PLATFORM ADOPTED BY
DELAWARE REPUBLICANS

The platform adopted by the Republican State Con-
vention Tuesday afternoon follows:
"We the elected delegates the Republican party of
Delaware in convention assembled at Dover, April %,
1924 renew declaration of faith in the Constitution Of
the United States We resolve guard its provisions from
hostile yet hold responsive to the permanent
growth and changes in national life In furtherance
this declaration pledge steadast allegiance to
the fundamental principles of the Republican party.
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25

It isn't Hollywood that ruins the
girls, but the strange delusion that
they are beautiful.
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
HIGHWAYS

I'VE enthusiastically commend that State Highway De-
partmen for the financial management and engineering
skill shown in the development of its program The COM
pleton of the highway State to State is sgni
cant event in the history of Delaware"
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
STATE FINANCING AND CONSOLIDATION OF
DEPARTMENTS

I'VE favor rigid economy in State affairs and congrat-
uate the State the adoption and of budget sys-
tenn which contributes towards economical adminstra
tOn of the finances demand that the taxes already
authorized by law be systematically and fully collected
We oppose the multiplication of commissions involving
useless expenditures We commend the creation of the
State Department of Health and Welfare We recommend
the furthergroupng of the work of State Government
der small number of appropriate departments responsible
for the State business By proper consolidation efficiency
will be increased and waste eliminated
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25

ITO provide sound and thorough education for the
children of Delaware is the chief duty the State
pledge our party to such a development public
schools finances will and to that end recon-
mend dnteresed nonpartisan study of our financial
resources
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-30
a CLARIVIDENTE VENEZOLANA
FACULTAD NATURAL

Tene usted agln asunt0 ntmo cuya souci6n Ia
preocupa?
SEN0RfTA Gusaria I'd. saber 81 e Destno lie
buen espnSn?
COMERCIANTE Desea nvesgar ell porvenr de negocio
saber acull lie enprender?
En- general sad negocOs deas parculares
confen obtendan detaes precsos de Facuad RESER
VA ABSOLUTE. fE rtE
Consula general: dos d6lares HORAS u A. NJ de
p. NJ Consulterio provisional
Gale "Asia" No. 8, Parada 22 (bajando Europa" ST.
SANTURCE, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-09
UNA VISTA DEL CORRESPONSAL
DEL CENTRAL NEWS" A LIUHO

LONDRES, setiembre s. Omitted
Pressl Ell corresponsal del Central
News en- Shangai ha enviado un des-
pacho la Agencia en- esta ciudad in
fernando que de las obscrvaciones que
81 ha hechO en- ell campo de batalla ha
deducido que ambOs ej6rcitos no han
cambiado de posiciones despues de la
batalla que Sc llev6 a cabO I1ltimamen-
te cerca de esta ciudad.
Todas las baterfas de campo de
gran calibre Sc -encuentran en- las mis-
mas posiciones que antes de la batalla.
Los ejercitos de Luyunshiang continua-
smente siguen siendo reenforzados por
nuevos -destacamentos Gle reclutas. Lu-
yunghsiahg ha capturado cerca de tres
cientos- partidarios de Chisiehyuan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-09
UkTINA HORA
EN- SANTURcE Sc REGTsTRo AVER
OTKo CRIMEN PASIoNAL
UN HoMBRE ACRIBILLo A BALA-
zos. EN- sU PRoPIA HABITACIoN,
A UNA INFELIz MUJER.

A las cinco de la tarde de aver. CT
la calle Obrero, de Santurce, ocurrit
un hocFo de sangre que produjo gene.
raj alarina entire todo aquel pacificC
vecindario.
Felix Davila es un muchacho jover
que trabaia en- un taller de mecanica y
viva en- concuhinato con una mujer
que Sc llama Josefina Rosado.
A la bora que hemos dicho, en- la ha.
bitaci6n que ocupaban los dos amantes
Sc escucho una serie de detonaciones
que produieron la consiguiente alarma.
Ell pcIicia Isaias Sanchez. plaza 557.
acudi6 presuroso al sitio dc donde par.
tian los disparos Sc encontro con Da.
villa, quien portaba am en- sus manos,
humeante. Ell arma homicida. La en-
treg6 al policia Y le manifesto que aca-
baba do matar su mujer. En- efecto,
tendida on Ell suelo, aparecia Ia infsliz
mujer sSrgrando por varias heridas;
pcro con vida todavia.
E1 agresor fu6 arrestado Y la horida
fu6 conducida al Hospital en- donde ha
eido operada pormanecicndo en- gravisi-
mo estado.
Las sigUientes fueron las heridas re.
cibidas: una en- ell vientre con perfo-
raci6n del higado; otra en- la mano de-
recha cen fractura del multo FARGO dc
Ia msno derecha otra EN- Ell hombro
derecho
Notificando el Fiscal Massari de 10
ocurrido, compareci6 Embellishments y
desp1eg de practcar la correspondent
te invcgtigacion, calico ell hecho de
atentado a la vida y orden6 ell ingreso
de Davila en- la Carcel de Distrito sin
fijaci6n de fanza dada la gravedad de
Ia victima.
En- cuanto a los movies del crimen
NADIA Sc nos ha informado porque el
agresor no he querido declarar Y Ia
victima no esta en- condiciones de ha-
blar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-09
Editorial diariO del Dr.. Frank Crane
LA CRIMINALIOAD Y Ia CIENCIA

Mr. Burdssts = fsmis 81 ceals
nado A. rrsusaelanss y AtsnfAts ss
Nusvs Jersey y saeafraao ss fss ffi
stones y hosrtaiss dsi s.fafs asefs
"a:
Ia socissad passs psasf sa sas
gran prororri6u e. efinsrss Vls.safes
en- rsaiidaa ds feas eisss as s-sms
nes. en- cuaiquisr msmsuts ans als
ra''.
su pan % e de ssscrtrif esasfs
sss anofmauGsdss sn is rlass , ssffs
Firias ~ admits SIN fmhafEs aas si
Funos eriminaiss - tisrtos raarss ss
tAn fuera a. ssss eefa ~ naesf s.
Ere tstos 80 sntasuffsn iss psFsse tf
moraimsnis impsfsusss. &c ~ Nsaea
81 podsf de dlstinsaIf 81 ben ssI Htl
Aun en- estes easas ~ aesusas sas
somesismdo las uaarsa aa ffssa-
misnfo mtdico antss A. daf . lee sae
tipo AZ hombgs tsf zee 81 coamsa aas
rsgus az munds sn esaiieenss ssfna
les.
"Es princfpaiments rraisafs fsf ss
cuslss. pibHeas , pFivaass alss ~
Lewis. ''qns n eomunidsd idsal g.
future hsrA - maeniees latef - g.
lcuhrIr De psobshiss trsnsTfssa8ss fs
Ia lsy. Ia b6sqasds no ssfs asesssfia
msnss de- "muehaeaas malss.s eeHa
se les llama esasfsimsute r. rs So
de aas l8s asse saeuuif sntfs Hs 81
los conao hlhos paffsetamenfa nsfaaise
y atFapsr en camhgs mashos aas haH
os disron a sas pfefesstss nn msaata
de disgusto
Una red fss 8esBisasia tass 81.
leu ana Univsraasd srfaaasl sI assf.
ds las montaaas Alisahsniss r. fsfs
a. demossr6 qus saffs iss ssfaasasts.
De aqueua inssltsei6n sxistiss eeafss
"a cinoo iaiotsa aofaiss ustssl ra
De cr&n pee diesn fsaimsass sesfs'
del carksisr y Il psfsorsfissa - ~
los tsxtss psdaetaisss pssffes as ~
a.
sEi nfho dshs rfm@ts aaents - tF'
tado POT 81 mssits A. "a ftmlHs ssa.
famsnis cono s sstr0isre sfafsfs a
lviruslss. y. ii e asfssfs ssss mas 81.
damente srFsisads sas raarss ssss'
ieutrcrario. come ana ehfraeisa - f'
6adano. para aes vfvs sn an meHas s@
hlsuss gnnH~ rsfHs ~ hsas - sees
fy. al misuo usmps. fslsr A. ~ ee.
amsnaza pafa sas ssmsisafss
un arupo ds psasaasrss tFssa aa'
Il mayor uafts ae iss snfsrHs1sss
msnssiss prsvisnsn A. rn saes#s#s
wIsrto csrstrsi pfsvaeaaa rf ttFa#
|infscci6n sn s seFtps
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-09
:NIIIIITO O cARAIINIs

Una novcna rccicn organizada ne
cesiia mn iugador del calihrc a. Nilitfs
v Caratini. solo hay pna pla2a varan
.tc on 81 team amhos iueudotcs cst6f
descoSos dc formar parie del club 81
uStcd fucra manager. spor quitu s..
decidirfas
ESta prcgunta In hizo un intelligent,
fan on In plaza dc Tiaidorioty ~ domin
20 Para podcr contcsiarla rtcciso =.
asistir el domingo q Ia liea dc la o,he
dondc Sc hatirin PoNCE. - camrc6H
del - Y los ATLETICoS. quicncs cucu
tan con los scrvicios dc la mss formi
dahle haterfa coSmorolita.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-09
FL Sr. Santiago San Antonio Sc dirige
al ComisionadO del Interior
Algunas preguntas que su juicio npOrta cOntestar

que ell Comisionado del Interior puede
arrendar como y cuando crea convenien
te? Cual es la norma que Sc sigue para
llevar efecto esos arrendamientos de
modo que Sc eviten negocios flojos para
ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico?
Aprovecho la oportunidad para indi-
earle que, hace algunos dias quise en-
War a los Estados Unidos Ell plano de
"San Juan Port Improvement" y me
sncontre con algunas omisiones que
ne impidieron hacer uso del mismo.
Por que no ha situado I'd. en- los pla-
nos de "San Juan Port Improvement
la mejora que en- la "Avenida Perish
ng'' ha tornado la San Juan Dock Co?
,Por que no ha marcado tambien en- Ell
lado opuesto de la calle, ell saliente
lue en- terrenos que eran del Pueblo de
Purto Rico, posee Aboy Vidal y Co.
que fue cercado POGO despues de ter
ninarse la competencia de la made
"a?
Las mejoras Ell la "Avenida Per-
hing han sido tan notables, que ha
1uedado convertida en- un amplio y
5ortuoso Callej6n que pudieramos la
mar del Tamarindo del Mango 20 del
Nancy. 81 Qua
A pesar de sus muchas ocupaciones,
7spero pueda I'd disponer de un po-
20 de tempo para contestarme estas
sencillas preguntas. ee .2s7" AZ
Quedo de I'd, muy atentamente,
Jose SANTIAGO SAN ANTONIO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-09
INF Or CION GENERAL
Los PuertOrriquenOs....
CoontinuaciOn de la Sa. pagina)

franjas Y estrellas, pero que sc GO
bierne con honor, de 10 contrario, en-
tonces venga una Y mil veces la ben
dita bandera de la estrella solitaria
y seamos Independence con ven
guenza."
La muchedumbre ovacionaba con
aplausos las calidas palabras de los
distintos oradores, Y entire la con-
currencia divisamos al senor Domin-
go Collazo, Presidente del Club Ci-
vico Puertorriqueno, quien Sc levan.
to para informar a la nueva Direc-
tiva que el habia asistido en- su ca
racter de representante del Parti-
Go Democratico Nacional y que tenia
buenas impresiones para informar a
la junta del partido que le habia en-
viado.
Una vez terminada la reunion, los
asistentes cambiaron saludos la di-
rectiva conjuntamente recibi6 con su-
ma cortesia al corresponsal de Ell
NUNDO, quien cambio impresiones
con todos recordando con mas eXac-
titud a los senores Francisco Roger
Martinez, antique Redactor de La
Voz de la Patria", Don Guillermo
Nunez, Gonzalo O'Nien, Domingo Co.
llazo, Jose V. Alonzo Y otros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-09
LAS sCBASTAs De AVER ~ ~
DPTO. DEL INTERIOR

DPTO. DEL INTERIOR
Construction de tres kii6mctros 10
Ia canetera No. 10 Ton. Alta Coamo
secci6n Corozal- -Barros trozo doi ria
N1ata-Cados . Ia Garrauts d. Iolse
del Kim. - : n I'm 80. euro .psesu.
puesto aprohado aecicudc 4 Ia sums de
SESENTA y IN NIL oCHoctrNTos
lSETENTA Y SEIs noLARi.S CoN
lCUARENTA y SITTT CENTAvO-
I (S6l.Sf64D. babiendo concurrido ias
siguientes postorcs
Jose s. Cestero. Jose L 1iendoza. Go
rozaL $GO.SS0@0.
Antonio Carro. T. CaStru Manf
ncz, Santurcc. S5i.WS1I.
X. ). Frann, san Juan S1u.5g3 So
Felix Colon. Arecibo. S5S09l.Ge.
Caro- y Benitez. san Juan. s55. .4gOCs.
Construc, ION de una rosldcncia paea
el Inspector Y un establo para la Gran.
ia Agricola. de Villalba. =. H.. cuyos
prcsupuestos aprobados ascienden Ia
suma Dc dos mil sctccientus tfuTuta
tres d6lares con docc cpntnvos. dns
mil ciento scsenta y ocho d6larus con
veintidn centavos. habiendo concurrido
los siguientes postorcs
Agustin Fernandez. Caycy. SGnoG ~
Francisco Grcby. vilIalha. Sa.cMsl
Construction De un cdificio DE- horlni.
g6n para escuela de dos .alones en- 81
barrio Puntas. dc Rincan. a. a.. cuyo
presupuesto aprobado assiendc q N su-
ma de Cinco mil d0iares hahicndo con
currido 81 siguientc postors
Armando Pecunia. Aguadilla. Sl500 90
La Junta de Subasta olportunamente
hard las adjudicaciones correspondent.
ties.
G. 4. Ramirez dc AreIlauo.
Sub-C ComiSionado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-09
FAsAJERos QUE EMBARCARAN ES
IA SEHIANA PARA PUERTO RICO
EN- Ell PUERTO RICO"

Mr.. Y Mrs. J. D. Allen,
Mr.. A. Steebler,
Mrs M. It. Nevares,
Miss X. CalZada,
Mr.. r. Rodriguez,
Mr.. E. J. Lierder
Mr.. Jorge Bird Arias,
Miss Julia Ortiz,
Miss Tagel,
Mr.. Harry Fine,
Mr.. Chas. Kornhandler,
Miss Acacia Suarez,
Miss M. Guillermety,
Mr.. Frank j. Salichs,
Mr.. Jean P. Griffith.
MIR. r. H. Leamy
Mr.. Pedro Bibiloni,
Mr.. A Casanova, 7
Mr.. T. Godreau Sr.
Mr.. G Godreau,
Dr. Y Mrs. A. Paniagua, -
MIR. y Mrs. E. J. Whims,
DR.. o. G. Mandry.
Mr.. A. Luciano
Mr.. A. Otero Lara,
Mr.. A Resselr,
Mr.. j. F. MCGEE.
Mr.. Juan Mirabal,
Mr.. c.. Veoeg.
Mr.. J. P. Lohman,
Miss M. r. Houghwout,
Miss Carmen Cervoni,
Miss Catalina Cervoni,
Mr.. Mrs. r. S. Hamilton,
Master Robert S. Hamilton Jr.
Miss E. Hornette,
Miss r. G. Watkins,
Miss Conchita Mel6ndez.
MIR. y Mrs. E. J. Schluter,
Mr.. M. Sabrino,
Mr.. Rafael Gim6nez,
Sister M. A. Depool, 'i "a
Sister J. ;. Morris, 7Esfi@E
Miss Minnefred Ledevidge, l"-
Mr.. Michael Dawes, 9f efs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-09
HA sIDo -DECLARADo UN PLEITo
CONTRA LA COMPANIA "SIN
CLAIR OIL co" EN- Ell QUE HAY
ENvIELTA LA CANTIDAD DE
s,rs MAS DE UN MILLION DE
DOLARES

ENID, OKLAHOMA, setiembre Z
Ell Juicio que hace mas de ties afios
estaba rendiente de sentencia en- ell
case contra la "Sinclair Oil Co.., Y
Ia Exchange Oil CO.., en- el que Sc
halla envuelta una petici6n de indem-
nizaci6n por mas de un million de d6la-
res ha sido declarado en- favor de los
peticionarios, los memories de los sefio-
res Mr.. Mrs. James Grow.
Ell Juez Cullison fue Ael que dict6 II
sentenci. EN- este interesante case.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-09
Los naciiOnalistas....
(Continuaci6n de la 50. pAgina)

mento. todos a cualquiera de los
candidates que aparecian incluidos
en- sus peticiones originates.
La question de 81 por este medic
,ouedara salyado ell obstaculo legal
cue pudiera presentarse para Ia
sustitucion de candidates por petl-
ci6n, es cosa tambien que estara SUI
ieta la opinion legal de nuestras
autoridades.