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The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
COOI.IDGE'S. SECRETARY AMONG
 THOSE DEALING IN OIL STOCK

Washington, March 18-Attorney General Daugherty. Senators Curtis and Elkins and President Coolidge's private secretary .Bascom C. Slemp. Were among the public officials who had transactions in Sinclair or Do heny oil stocks around the time the leases for Naval Oil Reserves were made, the names-~ere disclosed be- fore the Senate. Oil Committee yes terday by r. Bond. a Federal Trade Commission accountant who examin- cd the books of number of Broker houses and according to the dis closures. Attorney General Daughter ty handled thousand shares of the stocks mentioned.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22

Washington. March 17th-F. c. Quimby of New York. motion pie ture man who is under contract with Tex Rickard and made films of the Carpentier-Dempsey fight in testify ing before the Daugherty Commit tee, confirmed the statement made by Means that the pictures had been shipped out of New Jersey in viola tion of the law and shown in Wash ington before Harding and several members of the Cabinet including Postmaster General New
 Quimby stated that the pictures had been shown in 22 States under |. secret plan, Rickard assuring them that there would be trouble whereupon certain Senator reas- sured them by asking them if they did not know that the Department of Justice wassa department Of easy virtue.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
F. s. BUFORD WILL NOT BE o,
 NOME RUN THIS YEAR

The following wire was received by R. B. Julian from the Alaskan Siberian Navigation Company at San Francisco:
 San Francisco, Mar. IT, 1924. ROBERT JULIAN, Nome.
 Very sorry to announce that on account of non-cooperation of our own California people we are forced to withdraw from the Nome service. the Buford may call there in July and August on cruise trips. Please ask Mayor Maynard to thank our friends for us and express our regret that such action is necessary, very best regards.
 Alaskan Siberian Navigation Go.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
HUGHES SAYS DID NOT
 KNOW FILM BE SHOWN

Washington. Mar. iS-Secretary Hughes. who was named by former Secret Service Agent Means as one of the audience i'd which Harding and other Government officials view ed the Dempsey-Carpentier fight film in Washington at the home of Edward Mclean. the Publisher of the Washington Post. said yesterday that he did not know the pictures were to be shown when he went to the dinner at McLean's. The films were taken into the District of Col umbia in violation of the Federal Statutes.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
WORLD FLIERS
 ARRIVE SACRAMENTO

fiiers arrived in Sacramento at two o'clock Monday afternoon. four hours and thirty minutes from Santa Monica, their average speed being eighty miles per hour. The fliers will hon o6 at nine o'clock Tuesday (yesterdayp morning for Vancouver. Washington. where they will be joined by Lieut.. Erie Nelson, the fourth member of the squadron. No attempt was made to speed.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
INFORMATION WANTED

hAn3da SlLy, hdusd5.
 January 9, 1924. Mayor of Nome. Alaska. Dear Sir IA.
 am making inquiry in regard to my brother, Edward Milton Brenck- man. tall and well built. have in- formation that he is Shriner. have not heard from him for IT years. We went West when my mother died and he lost track of me. Would you look fp your city di- rectory and inquire in the local lodges and let me know if you locate him or not.
 He always wanted to go to Nome, Alaska, even while he was a small child and I know he was on the Western Coast in the Northern sec ton.
 Thanking you many times for your kindness, am. his sister,
 MRS. HENRY FAUST,
 102S Ann Ave.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
COMMITTEE ACCEPTS
 AID OF VANDERBILT

Committee investigating Attorney General Daugherty yesterday accept ed the aid of Vanderlip, who volur- tcesed to throw considerable light on the case. The committee will sub poena Tex Rickard. the fight pro- mofer. and ask him to tell what he knows about the Dempsey Carpen- tier fight picture being transported from State to State in violation of the Federal Laws.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
THREE PLANES HOP OFF
 FOR WORLD FLIGHT

Cloverield. Santa \ mica, Calf. March 18-Three of Il four Doug las aeroplanes that sill hop of from Seattle in the . ited, States Army Round the Woria air journey departed from Cloverr cid at S:32 yesterday morning unfer command of Major L. Martin. the planes can get below the clou< ceiling after crossing the Tehachapi Pass they will land at Sacrament and remain until today. and if they cannot get below the mists for safe flying thru the mountains they will return to their place of departure.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
DAUGHTER JUDGE
 HOI.ZHEINER WEDS

Seattle, Mar. lS-Cornelius Wal do, 22 years of age. and Mary Holz- heimer, 1s-year old daughter of for mer Federal Judge Vim. A. Holz- heimer of Nome. Alaska. both Uni- sersity of Washington studfnts. were secretly married last Friday and are honeymooning on San Juan Islands. The groom is the son of former Congressman Waldo of New York, who is now resident of Pasadena, California. The parents have ex- tande their forgiveness to the newly weds
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22

Clovefeld, Santa Monica. Caiif.. March 17-The flight around the world is being delayed owing 10 un- favorable weather conditions. Major Marten announced that the three world cruisers would leave Glover Field as soon as reports from Lebec in the Tehachapi mountains indicate that the weather Is favorable to pzs- sage. The flight today will take the planes over Bakersfield. Fresno. Merced. Modesto and Stockton. ny ing low enough to be visible.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22

testified that Jap Muma, a New York for the Cincinnati Ep quirer, and one of those named as interested in the arrangements has practically accused" the Attorney General himself as being heard "in the conspiracy" to show the pictures throughout the country without the Department of Justice interfering. The witness declared that Muma a lso said that Burns, the Chief of the Department Bureau of Investigation was standing in ,on the deal.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
SEdJRES
 TEMPORARY INJUNCTION

Los Angeles, Mar. 1S-The Gov. ernment Prosecutor secured tenn porary injunction yesterday after noon against the Doheny Corpora tion to prevent further operating in the Elk Hills Naval Oil Reserve, in suit in which the Government seeks cancellation of leases on charges of outright bribery of former Secretary of the Interior Fall. by DCheny.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22

Washington, March 1.-The Tea pot Dome hearings have been sus- pended until tomorrow on account of the illness of Senator Walsh. Sinclair. will be called to testify again tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
HOCSE PASSES BONUS BILL
 BY LARGE MAJORITY

Washington, March 19-The House passed the Soldiers Bonus Bill with d majority of 301 yesterday. The voting was 354 for the Bonus and 54 against. the Bill provides paid up twenty year endowment tnsur- ance policy to all Vets who are en- titled to more than fifty dollars by ad justed compensation.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
MURDERS WIFE AND SON LATER KILLED BY SHERIFF

Casper, Wyo., March 17-Follow- ing. the murder of his wife. and IF year old son whose bodies were thrown into a river, Fred Van Cor den, a prominent real estate man. while resisting arrest on suspicion was shot and killed by Sheriff Albert Peyton of Converie County, Wyo.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
43 LOSE LIVES IN
 sHIPWRECKs IN STORM

Norfolk, March. 17-Forty three people perished in storm in ship wrecks of seven vessels including the loss of the six masted schooner which is the largest vessel in her class in the world, on the Virginia coast. The crews of seven tuss. number IS persons, are still missing.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
PLIERS DUE IN EUGENE

Eugene, Ore. March 19th-The Round the World 6iers were due to arrive about four o'clock p. III. in Eugene, Oregon. yesterday and re- main over night aud jump to Sand point Field. at Seattle emitting Van couver Barracks.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22

Washington. March 1.-The charge made by Representative Stevenson of South Carolina that Sinclair gave a fifteen thousand dollar year job to Archie Roosevelt for use of the Roosevelt influence in the Navy.
 drew from Theodore Roosevelt a statement in which he branded Stevenson . Congressional crook:
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
1 BRITISH STEAMSHIP
 1 OUT ON RAIL

New York, March 1.-The British steamship Oduna. which was seized last week at a New York pier with Morphine and Whiskey aboard. has been released on one million dollars bond pending the charge of her smuggling in Dope and Whiskey.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
LABOR GOVERNMENT SUFFERS TACTICAL DEFEAT. ''

Loiidon. March. 1a-The English Labor Government suffered a tactt- ! cal defeat in. the House of Commons over: the last adjournment. :..s. 4
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22

OIL SCANDAL IN WASHINGTON
 SMEARS MANY
 Washington, March 17-Testify' ing before the Daugherty investiga- ting committee last Friday after noon late, Gaston Means. former Secret Service Agent, said that Jesse Smith told him that Harding. Hughes. Daushsstys and Mclean lad attended private showing of the Dempsey Carpenter fight pictures at McLean's Washington home de- spite the fact that 1t is . violation of the Federal law to move picture film from New Jersey. where the light took place. to Washington.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
420 EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN ONE WEEK

San Salvador. March 17-Twelve Villages in Costa Rico are in ruins and the inhabitants are living in tents as a result of the 420 earth quake shocks which have been felt in the last week.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
MONDAY (TELEGRAPHlCl
SHIPSTEAD INTRODUCES
 RESOLUTION IN SENATE

Washington. March 17-Senat r Henrik Shipstead. Farmer-Labor Senator from Minnesota, introduced a. resolution in the Senate calling upon Secretary Hughes to explain what policy or program he has for the adjustment of the fcur billion dollar war debt of France Ito the United States.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22

ROUND WORLD PLANES NAMED
 AFTER AMERICAN CITIES
 Washington. March 17-The four Army planes selected to make the round world flight have been named by Major General Patrick. Chief of the Army Air Service. after the cit- les of Chicago. Boston. Seattle and New Orleans.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
BERGDOIIL WOULD RETURN
 AND SERVE SENTENCE

New York. Mar. lS-Grover C.. Hergdol!. the nortorious stacker" :" !:. negotiating through the Hearst oiganization for bis return from Germany to serve the sentence pass ed upon him for draft evasion dur iHe the late war
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
CUTTERS TO TAKE POSITION
 AT DUTCH HARBOR

Seattle, Mar. 19--The Coast Qua I'd Cutters Algonquin and Haida will sail from Seattle on April 6th.. for Dutch Harbor. in connection with the flight of the Army planes ar cund the world
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22

Santa Monica. Calif.. March 17-- The second round the world plape arrived in Santa Monica. Calfornia from Kelly Field. Texas last Satur- day morning and is being made ready for the hop of on the round the world flight.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22

time three years ago and which was again introduced last December by Representative David P O'Connell of Brooklyn. in which New York group of business men sought con trol of Platinum deposits in Alaska, has been definitely shelved.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
ALSO WITNESSED
 SHOWING FIGHT FILMS

Washington. Mar. IS President Coolidge also witnessed the show ing of the Dempsey-Carpentier fight pictures at the Mclean dinner. wi.- nesses privately informed the Senate investigators yesterday afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
ISSUED FOR
 MELLON AND WEEKS

Washington. Mar. 1s-Subpoenaes were issued yesterday for the ap- pearance of Secretary Mellon and Secretary Weeks before the Senate Committee investigating Attorney General Daugherty
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22

Washington. March ! SAttosAe, General Dasgherty issuea ! state- s.aent which contained whoaesale. d. nial of the charses nAde 2 asainet ;Aim DE former Secret sefStce eseat Mees Secrstary Asllon dsciigsd to ss1lIsnt On tho changes hAls asai1st Ain.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
TRIBUNE OWNERS PJrRCH!ASE
 NEW YORK HERALD

New York. Mar. 1s-Owners of the New York Tribune have pur- chased the New York Herald and be- ginning today the publications will appear as the Herald-Tribune. Mua- sey was the former owner of the Herald.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
SOVIET SYMpATHIZERS
 ARRESTED IN SAN DIEGO

San Pedro, March 17-Thirty five alleged members of the Communist Party were arrested in 2 raid on what the police describe as a school for Soviet Sympathizers" which was conducted by the Russians.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
FOUR HUNDRED MILLION IN
 INCOME TAXES PAID

Washington, Mar 1s-Income tax collections so far. for the first quar- ter. amount to more than four hun dred million dollars. according to an announcement coming from Wash ington, D. c.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
WEDNESDAY .tJeLEeHApH'c,
NORTHERN COMMERCIAL co.
 TO OPERATE YUKON VESSEL

Seattle, Mar. 1S--The Northern Commercial Company has annouHe- ed their intention of operating . power vessel this summer betwo"c Holy Cross and St. Michael.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
ALa, BoniEs RECOVERED -

Salt Lake, March 17-160 bodies from the Utah' Fuel, ,:company's Mine Number Two at Castle Gate. Utah have been recovered. there is-report- ed to be two more bodies missing. it was at first reported that there were 175 men entombed. but later reports stated there were 1892.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
DEMPSEY GIBBONS
 MATCH CALLED OFF

New York, March 17--TeX Rickard has called off the Dempsey Gibbons match which was scheduled to take place next June after g ..canference with Dempsey's manager Jack kearns.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
DAYS FI.ksHr srARTED

Mather Field. Sacramento. Mar. 18-The second days flight of Army aeroplanes on their round the world journey started at 9:4S a. m.. Tues day. The three cruisers left for Eu- gene, Oregon, as they can make . straight jump to that city instead of Vancouver Barracks.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
NEGRO CONFIRMED CONTROL
 LER NEW ORLEANS

Washington. March lS-Walter L. Cohen. the negro Republican leader of Louisanla has been con- firmed as Comptroller of Customs in New Orleans.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
BRITISH RUSHING PLANS
 TO BEAT AMERICA

London. Mar. 1S-Great Britain is rnshing plans to beat the Americans ID their around the world flight. ac- cording to the Evening News. It had been planned to start the British flight on April 18th, but the date has been set ahead
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
 EXTENDED POiNCARE

Paris, March 1.-The French Senate have extended vote of con- fidence to Premier Poincare on the question of government authority to suited as follows, 154 to III.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
MOSAIC ST. PATRICK
 UNVEILED IN PARLIAMENT

London. March 1s-A Mosaic of Si. Patrick was unveiled in the Houses of Parliament last night, ac- cording to a dispatch received from London.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
POLICE KILL 4s OUTLAWS

Manila. March 1T-Forty eight Moro outlaws were killed in battle with the Philippine Constabulary in the Province Of Lanai and six police were wounded.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
JOHNSON IMMIGRATION
 BILL REVISED

Washington. Mar. 1S-The John son Immigration Bill, revised so as not to conflict with treaties with Japan" again was fasora bly reported by the House Immigration Commit tee
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22

Washington. March 17-Senator Cousens. 2 member of the Senate Committee Investigating the Bureau of Internal Revenue said that Means would be called before the former Committee to amplify his charges against Secretary Mellon.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
DAUGHHkTY.s NAME LINKED { DmDCmY WITH SCANDAL

Washington. Mar. 1S-The Name 'of Hsasherty vas directly linked with the psmpssy- -carpsntier fight
 fiIms sdea in the festinopys ysster- adtrs before the xsenatsf insettieetip
 Committea GeEaid 0s 'liS,dridss, ! former Department of Jussice Agent
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
FORMER GROWN PRINCE
 BECOMES SALESMAN

London, Mar. is-The former Grown Prince of Germany is selling farm machinery and is living at the home of his brother Etel at Pots dam. according to the Daily Mail.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22

Let tho Noms NuGEet de yoVr letter writing, by hsviAG us RaQ the Weekly Nugget to yoar frieads on the Outside.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
S:s4 900. 900 INCOME TAXES: PAID ''-' IN. NEW YORK SATURDAY

New York. Mar. 1S-Thirty four million dollars in income taxes wore paid in New York last Saturday. &C., cording to dispatch received today.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22

FIUAIE ANNEXED TO ITALY
 Rome, Mar. 1S--king Emanuel landed in Plume yesterday and com pleted the formal annexation of the latter to Italy.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22

GIBBONS OF CALIFORNIA
 IS ApOINTED MINISTER
 TO SWITZERLAND Washington. March 17--Presi- dent Coolidge has appointed Hugh S. Gibbons of California, Minister to Switzerland.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
NON-PART1sANs SotN
 FNRNER.I .AtsJRS

Minneapolis. It" T IL The Non Partisan League have voted to join the Farmer Labor Federation as an auxiliary of the Farmer Labor Par ty. ~ T
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
GERMAN ELECTIONS ~ ':::
 & RE HELD MAY FOURTH

,,, .f-
 Berlin. March 17s-President Ebert oi Germany has fixed the date for General elections te be held on May fourth ,.,s.'."
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22

Rome, March 1.-The King of Italy yesterday bestowed upon D'An- nunzio the title of Prince.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
BILL REGARDS ALASKA | PLATINUM SHELVED

Washington. March 1sth--A bill which was introduced for the first
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-22
TUESDAY, tTELEcRAeH,c)

TITLE OF PRINCE BESTOWED
 UPON D.ANNUNzIO
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ROOsEvEIITs BRANDS RIP.
 AS CONGRESSIONAL CROOK
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-05
La Cdmara De- Comercio Sc
reune hoy y hfObabIemeRte Sc
susCite eI "affaTe' del pan
en- San Juan, que tanto irter9s
ha 'despertaiO en- Ia opinion
pdSliCa
H pueblo ca general SiguS muy inte-
resatO en- eI TeferidO case, empe1andO
a agitarse Ia idea de Ia CHnyenienGa
de una Investigation

Con motive de la actual campana
acerca del pan en- San Juan que viene
llacienio Ell MUNDo, seguimos adqui-
riendo informes opiniones sobre ell
particular de personals cuyas palabras
nos mcrecen entero credito, coleginos
de toGo esto que parece haber I'm fun
dainento para elevar Ell precio del pan,
"a quo no hay duda de qre ell de la
harina ba experimentado cierta alza;
pero, parece que ell precio a que Sc ha
venido vendiendo Ell pan con antela-
cion a dicha alza venia siendo excesi-
vo, por 10 que Green algunos seria con-
veniente una investigation, va que tan
virtiendose que la que mas Sc escucha
eS la referente la existencia de nu
merosas panaderias cerradas, Y que,
sin embargo. tienen participation en-
los supuestos beneficios de la llamada
1,iga dc Tahoneros que, segin informes,
viene frncionando. 81 este fuera asi,
no SGIt| possible SoSCSlcI, oSdS pd4IduS-
rias inactivas sin que la gente resulte
ser la pagana.
Son nrmerosas las opiniones en- Il
sentido de que desde hace tempo Sc
vienen empleando calidades de harina
de segunda clase, y en- algunos casos,
6<cen, hasta nocivas a la salud.
Hemos podido observar que entire el
clemento comercial de San Juan Sc agi-
tn Ia idea de la conveniencia de que la
Camara de Comercio, Seccion San Juan,
sea la ilamada a intervenir en- este
asunto, a fin de que cambiando impre-
stones. de manera desapasionada, con
los representatives de las panaderias,
Sc llegre una soluci6n beneficiosa pa
ia ell publico que de asi terlnino a
esta s1tuacion, que, despu6s de TODD,
puede que no tenga ell fundamento de
gravedad que, segdn la opinion publ.
ca reviste.
Segnn noticias, mafiana Sc reune la
Camara de Comercio de San Juan y,
cree la gente, seria esta tina excelente
oportunidqd para poner Ell asunto So
bre Ell tapete.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-05
Fl director de "H Mundo" es dedaradO ab-
SueItO en- un CasO de GbeIO infamatOriO q.
contra l Sc siguiera ante Ia COrte NUM-
Gpd de eSta capital
Una information pubicada pOr unO de nuesOs edados, fu6
Ia CaIa de Ia demanda nterpuesa -BrantSia opinion del
Hen pz ManzanO Ai16 exOneandO de tOda uIpabildad
III MuRdO"
mo Cabe duda que mdOa amas enr6 las deeminaCOnS aO
TeaIlad p los redactOS del pe6dO en- question: dice u1 en- 81
uminOsa opinion Una satisfaction un padre

Hace va algunos meses, ell dia ID de
septiembre del presente ado, ocurrio
en- La Marina de esta capital, un su-
ceso desgraciado. Una joven agracia-
da, Rafaela Rivera, fue atrapada por
las ruedas de un truck, recibiendo he
ridas de tai magnitud, que POGO deS-
pnes falleci6, mientras era conducida
en- la ambulancia al Cuarto de Soco-
no.
Uno de nuestros redactores, fu6 en-
cargado de la information, y al efec-
60, obtuvo todos los detalles del ca
so, sin que influyera en- su amino La
menor intenci6n mahciosa, hizo cons
tar en- 81 texto de la information que
la victima estaba en- estado intere-
sarte, 10 que hacia mas dolorosa la
tragedia.
Al otro dia recibimos en- nuestra
redacci6n, la vista del padre de la
victima, el Er. Ernesto Rivera, quien
nos present6 una certiicaci6n medi-
ca, del DR.. Castaing en- la cual Sc
hacia eonstar, sin dejar lugar du-
das, que la seforita Rafaela Rivera,
al ocurrir la desgracia que la priva.
ra de la vida, era completamente vir-
gen y pura.
= Ante tai evtdencia, comprendien-
do Que nuestra buena fe habia stdo
sorprendida, y que muy en- contra de
nuestra voluntad, Sc nos habia lleva-
do a decir algo, que nunca hubiese-
mos dicho expresamente, estar en-
terados de la verdad, va que ese es
nuestro programa informative, desde
nuestra fundaci6n, no tuvimos incon-
veniente alguno en- hacer una rectif-
caci6n completa, hacienda justicia a
la fenecida.
El Sr. Ernesto Rivera, no Sc dio
por satisfecho con nuestra rectifica-
ci6n, que apareci6 al otro dia, en- sitio
preeminente de nuestro peri6dico, y
radic6 contra nuestro Director, una
demanda por ubelo infamatorio, ante
Ia Corte Municipal, de esta capital.
FL case 50 vi6 en- su oportumdad.
Nuestros abogados defensores, los bri-
llantes letrados Rivera Zayas Viz
carrondo Coronado, argumentaron ex-
tensamente ante el Hon. Juez Manza-
no Avin6, probando hasta la saciedad
que al hacer tai afirmaci6n no hubo
mahcia alguna por parte de nuestro
Tedactor, y que por 10 tanto, no ha-
bia ras6n para justihcar una deman-
ds por hbelo.
FL Juez Manzano Avin6, despues
de DIR a las partes Sc reserve su ia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-05
LIBELo INFAMAT0RIo
(REsoLUCIoN DE LA CoRTE)

Esta pendiente de nuestra resoluci6n,
I'm case de libelo infamatorio seguido
contra Sergio Romanacce, como direc-
tor del peri6dico Ell MUNDo, en- cuya
denuncia iurada v suscrita por Ernesto
Rivera, Sc consignan los siguientes he
chos:
"Yo, Ernesto Rivera, vecino de Sau-
turce, calle de Gautier Benitez (Sebo-
;aco), de SO afos de edad, formula de-
nuncia contra Sergio Romanacce, como
Director de Ell MUNDO, por delito de
Iibelo Infamatorio, cometido de la ma
nera slguiente: Que en- IL de setiembre
de 1924 y en- San Juan, Puerto Rico
dentro del Distrito Judicial Municipal
de San Juan, Puerto Rico, Ell acusado
voluntaria y maliciosamente public6 o
hizo que sc publicara una information
con referencia a la muerte tragica de
nj hiia Rafaela Rivera, hacienda apa-
(continua en- Ga. pagina')