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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-16
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Ia COmpareCer ante eI COmit6 de Asun-
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que los SOCiaIistas son los lniCOS CuI-
pables de las irreguIafidades eOmeti-
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Dos adOIeSCenteS son dICanladOS BOr
las iIamas y reCiben quemaduraS tan
graves, que pereCen POGO despu6s
en- eI hospital

La fotalidad y la tragedia sienpre
van dc la mano, son companeras inse-
parallels, er su nefasta labor de uev2r
Ia dosollcion ell luto a hogares donde
momentos antes, reinara ia algeria.
Ahora, en- visperas de Navidad, y
cuando en- todos los corazones germi-
ia una osperanza, y norece la Illusion,
en- un barrio dc Ia municipaIidad de Las
Piedras, ha ocurrido una tragedia, Ell
la que fueron victimas, dos tiernos ado
1e5centes, dos criaturas, cue empezaban
dar los primeros pasos en- la vida. He
arui como ocurrieron los hechos:
UN HOGAR De
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En- ell tranquilo barrio TEXAS de Las
Piedra5 viva ell ciudadano Ensebio
del vale, quien habia tornado un ho-
gar hurlilde, pero honrado. En- aqucl
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Algunos peones, tambitn estdn ira
bajandO- en- Ia conducci0n de carga,
para clio usan rapidas carretillas De
esa manera, ell comercio de la capital
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La huelgq de los muelles Sc hace ca
da uez mas difciL de soLucionQr
VariOS trucks Sc han retradO del SER
viCiO y OtrOS pefmaneCen eStadOnadOs
esperandO que Sc deSaTONen
los aCOnteGmientOS

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sit6 todos los muellcs dc la Marina,
cambiando impresiones con unoS Y con
otros, para dar nuestros lectores una
idea exacta de las condolences en- que
estd Ell moyimiento huelgario.
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La fatalidad proUoca un uiolen-
to incendio en- an bohfo cam
GANGA

Dos (2) CADILLAC Limousi-
mes, pasajeros. Magnifcas condicio.
nes. Costaron $4,000 Sc ofrecen por
S2,600000 los dos. Haga su oferta.
Tel. S. j. 259.
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En- la prensa de Nueva York liega-
da aver San Juan, por vapor ''San
Lorenzo encontramos ell siguiente des
pacho cablegrafico, que es ell mismo
que pubico Ell MUNDO la semal:a
anterior Ell cual fue desmentido per
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prensa adicta al movimiento rep1hlico
socialista. Con ESQ basta para demos
trar la seriedad de La Omitted Press
Y la efciencia de su servicio.
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tro colega LA Prensa de Nueva
York:
Ell CoMITE INSULAR NO INTER
vENDRA EN- LAS ELECCIoNEs DE
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Ell PEEsIDENTE FAIRFIELD MA
NIFIESTA AL sENADoR IGLESIAS
QUE Ell AsUNTo DEBE vENTI-
LARsE ANTE LOS TRIBUNALEi'
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New Britain herald., 1924-05-13

In an effort 10 got together ball trnm that will start off the state league with t bang, inc management of the Bcsse -Leland nine has called in a number of out of town players to try out for positions and tgese boys win report tonight at NJ, Nary's field for practice and again on Thursday night. The league opens saturday af- ternon at st. Mary's field with Man chester as the opposing tcum The management has recently installed a heavy wire netting to protect tho llcachrritns.
 The pitching staff of ih" Posses probably will remain intact with Scott Berg and Palmer doing the ma ior part Of the twirling. Brick lioh- inson, formerly of the American Chain
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
PALUSO-D O-DcMARCO FIGHT
Iuhnn, Cconpy Unable to Fight De- Msr rco in New Haicn and Water bury fisEt Definitely scheduled.

Developments arising vest erday which showed rhat Jimmy Cooney, iiolyUltc bat'lcr. is in q New York hospital cleared the obstacles from iar path of Gnorae MulIisdn in his end deavor5 10 bring 'ruddy" DcMarco aad Lou 1'aluso together in Watef- bury uu tho night of May g.
 D Marco Was scheduled 10 fight Io0nsy ln New Haven last week and or ihis reason fl was thought impos- ab'o 70 hay, him appear against t-alusp in Waterbury On May 2S. With 'oonpy oyi of he way. however, II is ull clear Aalline for tho fight fin Wal rbHrr lt is understood that v hrH D Marcos manager saw q raauco to s-sn for a fight In Waier- bury hr made strenuous efforts 70 get oit Of t1" match with tooncy. and nt- lighter bas b,sa reported as in yurrI iu an au.Dmou1lc accident and uith having injured h's hand in irain- iag. Now hosevrr Ee is reported e.s b, ina in th" brzf of shape.
 Following inc fzh' with TalHs9. harryrr. D. Marco will have 10 frht r8r Tony l'aoiiile. New Haven pro gatel. before he Gshts for another promoter in a t'onneci.4ut ring.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
Franklin, Conn, Farmer
 Is Killed by Dynamite

Sorzich. May 1S.--George A. Kahn 5s. prosperous farmer and 2 former first seiectman of the town Of Frank in near here. was blown to pieces yes terIsy afternoon while at work blast ing on T contract he had taken al t'an1n Mowecu in Franklin. He was rarrvfng a b1ov torch near train of twenty sticks of dynamite thet had been laid for 2 mud blast and II IS supposed that the heat Of the torch accounted for the premature cEplo- sion.
 Mr. Kahn is survived by two sons. q daughter and two sisters
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
BESSE-LELAND OUTFIT BRINGS IN
 SEVEN NEW PLAYERS FOR THE TEAM

of Bridgeport, will be out for catcher,
 Zielkc of Mcri1cn also seems farily secure at first base. Tonight, how ever, there will be a trio out for the keystone position-ragl Hart Of Nor wich. "Scooty" Matchen Of Hartford and ran Barnett, the former Corbin Rcd SoS player.
 Tom Bowden Of Bridgeport where he played with tho American chain, will be at short field and Jimmy Green will be on third.
 An outficl1er named Harlow. from Itica, will raNort tn tho left field gar den with Captain Eddie Goeb in cen' ter and Olson of Portland and Ray Bcgley Of this city in right
 Saturdays game will be called st s D, m., q. g. |.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
Attractive Sports Menu for High School Followers Ball Team at New Haven Friday and Milford Satur. day-Cinder Men Meet Crosby Here Saturday.

Two baseball games and track meet will be the menu served up to followers of the N. E. H. $. baseball and track teams this weekend. The baseball team will play the New Ha- ven High school team at St. Mary's field on Friday afternoon and Milford at Milford on Saturday. The track team will meet the Crosby high school track team of Waterbury at the Will low Brook park, Saturday morning.
 The baseball game with the New Haven Hillhouse High school team which was to be played at New Ha- ven was postponed, but it is hoped that the game scheduled for this city will be played. Two games on tso successive days will be quite job for the Red and Gold men but it is hoped that the boys will come through. es- pecially in the New Haven game, which is a triangular league game. kania and Gray to Pitch. Both of the star pitchers will be used in the games. Kania will pitch against New Haven with Gray as re- lief pitcher, and Gray will pitch
 
 ! lief hurler. Lefty" Haber and Con- lin will be used should anything hap pen 10 either of these pitchers. The Track Squad.
 The chances of the New Britain High school track team against Hart ford High school in the Triangular meet will be determined in the meet Saturday when the Crosby High school team will come here. Crosby ! lost to Hartford High last week by 1 5i to sS score.
 The Crosby team like New Britain 1 is not strong in the 100 yard field. Their best bet is Thomaston who fin- 1 ished third in the Hartford meet. The winner in tho race did the stretch in III flat. In the es0 yard dash there should he great battle between i Thomaston of Crosby who won first against Hartford and Captain Charles Quielcy Of New Britain who carried off first honors in tho Naugatuck meet. The Waterbury boys time was si seconds while Quisley did the eeo 1 in g seconds. New Britain should get l four out Of the six places in the 100 and cco yard dashes.
 In the 40 yard run Crosby man did not place in the Hartford meet. and Now Britain should he fairly cer- tain of this event. In the shot put ! |. .eiz, the only Crosby msn 10 place won third with throw of B feet.
 Crosby is especially strong in the iavelin throw. It took all three places in the Hartford meet. Lynch inc win nor, throwing it 1os feet. The other two Crosby men were Stevens and Grove. The following are some Of the New Britain men who will he entered in tho meet; 100 yard dash, Beagle. La- caya. Naples and Phalon: go yard dash. Qugley. Lacava. Gourson and zehrer: 4io yard dash. Qnigley, l.n- caya. scullg and zehrer: $50 yd. dash seully; hir1 jump. Clark, Walk CT and Es |: broad jump. Beagle, ,, Gourson. 0 .,rien. Clark and Bell: dis GUS throw. Clark. Walker and Bell; shot put. Bell. Walker, Clark and Zehrer. The relay team will consist of Naples, Lacaya. Phalon and Gour- son.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
NELLIE MORSE WINNER
 OF PREkKNESS CONTEST

Bud Fishers lilly 1akcs First
 Money Over Track Deep With
 Mud.
 Baltimore. Md.. May t3.--Tfavcling over track almost fetiock deep in mlre. Bud Fishers lilly Nellie Morsr, splcndidly ridden by ]. Morrimcr, de- rcatcd q field Of f good coils al pim- leo yesterday afternoon 10 win inc historic Prcakncss by a good two lengths. covering the nine furiongs in I:a1 1-5.
 The winner is by Luke MrLuke-La- NcngI Inza. by Albercorn, and was trained by \. F. Gordon. The race for three year ods. entire colts and Hllies.
 Harry Payne Whitncys Transmuto
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13

beat out the Rancoras stable'k Mad Play by a length for second place. Mad rla". couped with the other Sin clair cn'rr. Rracadale. in the betting was easily the favorite or tho dope Nrrs.
 The race nctted the eartoonist- horseman s5i.0oo as his share of the purse and possession Of the Woodlawn jSe for a year.
 Transmute brought his owner s5.- ogu; Mad Pla5 added sS.o0o 10 his rcarnn's earnings. while Donaghee, by taking fourth position, pulled down S.. GOO for ]. W. Bean.
 q. X. Cochran's Revenue Agent led in ihe also rans. who struggled in with wide aaps between them.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13

Al Wcmbley, England. old-fash- toned craftsmen. 10 whom modern l,tti,dipe methods are still mystery, arc creating home which will with stand the ravagcs Of GoO years.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
utuHY tuIH WINS

ITttsgu-1h. May fS.--Harry GTN". rn.IeEsr izht cha H7p5an. rss award fuags- arta-ieB orrr r.sl Tead. of ra-tar. st the end of a fen round hogf h.rs fs-- Hisa' Greh-s title ~ss not i-tofssd I.srd -siEHiar In si 1si rounds and GreB tsn pounds hcasIsr.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
Brooklyn :. Chicago T

Chicago. May 1S.--Brooklyn hit epporiunely behind Chicago's errors and won ! to yesterday. Wheats two doubles and Highs home run were features. Vance had only one bad ;nninS in which the locals bunch- ed four hits for three runs. Score:
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New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
Five Lengths Ahead

Five Lengths Ahead
 In the senior event Penns heavy eight. strol1ed by Donald lrmiger, of Green Bay, Wis, romped over the finish line five lengths ahead of Har- yard, its only competitor.
 In the junior varsity the Penn oars men had some ten lengths to the good with Technology second and Harvard trailing.
 Penn's lead over Harvard in the 15o pound crew race, rowed over the Hen lev distance, was four lengths.
 The regatta was held under adverse weather conditions. A strong north east wind and rough water conditions which led to the postponement Of the races on Saturday, prevailing agaln yesterday. The first event, the light crew race, was started after o'clock and when the varsity race, the last on the program, was reached, the course was all but hidden by fog and dark ness.
 Saturdays postponement led 10 the withdrawal of Columbia's varsity ana junior varsity crews, the faculty re- fusing them permission to remain over.
 Penn got away more cleanly than Harvard in the senior race and won at the outset a lead that was never lost. The Harvard crew started with a stroke Of .t and maintained IL throughout, finishing apparently fresh' Loses stroke
 .n.,--. Y.n,..,I.o,,s aripasnp crew. using a faster stroke, made 1t race for the first half mile, when change of beat appeared to demoraize the crew for a time. Penn. crept ahead sten dily nntil the final half mile when Harvard appeared 10 get together, nicsing up a little of the lead, on' ! inc coordination came too late lho race was rowed over Lhe mile ana three quarters course against a stiIt hreeye and the fog caused both cox su.sins to lose the course, bending to the distance at the finish. PennsFl- ,onis's time was 9.i5 and Harvard 10 minutes.
 Harvard and Tech.
 The junior varsity race early de' raloned into a struggle between Tech' polory and Harvard for second place F, II, Bennetts strong Tenn eighi earlv getting a lead the others could not hone 10 overcome. Fer the great or mart Of the mile and three-auarters course downstream against the "inH Harvard and Technology rowed bc1 and bow. but Technology showed sl' perior strength in the final three. quarter mile. All three crews los' inc course and made in too Tar to' ward. the Cambridge shore. len' anisbed in 10 minutes, 10 seconds, s good ten lengths ahead. Technology lime was i0:35 and HarNard's loifo'
 The 15o pound race. rowed up stream with the wind over the henlnN distance Of a mile and ive-siAteenths was the best contest Of the day. The three eight fought it out by inche' for the first half or the distance, wher penn's experience and stamina mani tested themselves and the crew strok' cd by E. NJ. Beach forged ahead.
 The three crews used much thf same stroke, about s3, but the Penn fCaniinued on Following PaEc)
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
LOCAL BOWLERS LOSE
Turr,rr n.,d Ea--n nf iratrrnitE hlc,s Ios~ Match uf Sn Gamcs by 18 Bsu-


In srer.7t bo7 ling matrh between F e-n and Turner of inc Fraternity I.gr.lae alloys of ms ciiy and Garach aad sIHis-n 0s Srp Haven, which r#a rgH-i ia New Haven last night. fza 5cea pair iszt tas match Of siN -am>- bg ta pins The scores bE
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
 SPORT
GIANTS HUMBLE OUT AND
 REDS CLIMB INTO LEAD
Cincinnati Making Great Spur in National Lcasuc-Mc-
 Grawmen, Humbed By St. Louis, Drop Five Ill SIX Days-D0dgers Defeat Cubs

ics from Philadelphia. to 1. Don ohuc was hit freely but kept the safe ties well scattered. He walked three men after having gone thirty-nine consecutive innings without passing a Tho
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
By EDDIE COLLINS
Worlds Greatot second Baseman

Cover the bag--I offer that slogan for every second baseman. On every 'lall that is hit always have in mind the play that may arise at your bag and be ready for ii,
 Work with your shorlstop. There should be perfect understanding be- tween the second boscman and snort stop. For smooth play il is necessary that lhe shortstop and second baSe- man know who is to cover the bag. his ran he done hy the use or sim pio yet obvious sign,
 Get the ca;chcr's signs, The second bascman should be familiar with the ,bat;ery signs, so tn { he knows just what style Of ball is going 10 be pitched. This enables hi into shit on i lis hatters 80 Fs to he in the best pos slble position at all times,
 1 on an attempted stcsl--Nhen ihe
 understanding between shoristop and 1second baseman calls for the second Ilascman 10 cover fhe bag md take tho throw on an attempted steal he should make it point to be al the .hag in plenty of lime, Leave your position as the runner starts his steal.
 Speed keynote Of Double Plays When q runner on fir7t--l faFor lpa,ing step or two closer to second hase with q runner on first than or idinarily do. The reason or courae is that inc short distance so gained often makes possible the completion Of T
 Gouble play on ball hit to shortstop.
 Many double play is lost by mat
 ter of inches.
 In making double plays-Specd is lthe key to making of double plays. Get the ball away from Nou with som cthine on it. shoot it rather than merely toss it. In order to handle speedy throw it is necessary 10 he at the bag. ready 10 pivot and throw.
 shifting your position -- The stn- liionarv second baseman is serious handicap 10 teams success. Seldom do I make two plays from the same lucsition. on inc player known as q lrightfeld hitter. shift over in the di- r., rtion Of first. on the dad lefiiield hit cr play much closer to second than is customary. study yonr batters. itakc into consideration the style ball mat iS 10 BE lttfHfN "'N S'''N ''N lcordincly.
 Always Concentrate un Your 6amc
 The part the pitcher playF-Nery often an iniridcr i= made io look foolish by having z batter hit through
 inc spot that he has vscaird. This slip can often be traced back 10 inc failure Of the pitcher tn dcliv"r the IfalI called for. Gcttins crossed In sienata often makes the inacldcr look loolish.
 r'onccntraio--krrp your mind on line hall came. Carr" on no conFor- sstion with fellow player other than l is necessary to dope out your plan Of defensive strategy. Don't play tho same as mere machine. Try 10 hE- ure out Inc possibilities of every sit
 nation and b. prepared 'o meet ihtm.
 Don't worry--1f yon have a bad day
 trv 10 forget it. f'rctting over the ifouaH hrcaks hurts ones gamr. F1g- arc each game. just 2 fractional part
 or The season. 1t doesn't always rain.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13

New York, May IS. Cincinnati, leading the National league today ait CT trailing the Giants for three weeks, breezed past the faltering champions with a speed that may land the rush ing Reds lap in front before thelr sprint ends.
 Scoring only nine more runs than their opponents in the last ll games the Ohioans won 12 Of the contests averaging less than one run edge Tn each battle.
 Fifth in team batting with an aver age of PIP wi.h three regulars hitting 500 and the highest of these .35S the Reds won l ? of l6 games from Pitts burgh and Chicago after hard fights. A five-day interruption by rain last week held them in momcntary check but yesterdays convincing four 10 one victory over Philadelphia indicated that the spirited team was off on an other run to which the league lead ership should add new inspiration.
 Contragted to the snap-tight actiNi- ties of Jack Hendricks team, the play of the Giants has been almost sad. Yesterdays 5-3 defeat at S;. Louis was the fifth to which the champions sub mittcd from cellar mines within the last six days. Ragged fielding. plenii- full but ineffective hitting and the col lapse of youthful pitching hopes has replaced the oven balance which sent the three-time rsnnant winners away to strong start.
 Wayland Dean whose carly starts caused observers to compare hlm with Christy Mathowson, WIS driven out Of the box after the Cardiaals do- Nelopcd the same ability 10 hit him for home runs that the Robins and Phillies had previously shown, Young anu Southworth debated as Boitomley stretched three baeger into homer The Giants made II hits off three pitchers and miscd one of these Nllh a sacrifice ly and five walks in one inning but could only score three runs throughout the g2mc.
 Failing prey tn tail-rndo"s and playing loose ball with Pittsburgh, Chicago and Cincinnati vel to tace, the immediate future of thr Giants loom dark. Brooklyn won from th- cago to . behind Nance's ftoady pitching and is only three games aNRS from McGraw's team.
 All American league games >eslfr- day were cancelled by rain as WAS the Boston Pittsburgh haitlc in the na' tonal.
 Out t,u Giants
 St Louis, May i3,- Thr Ft Louis n Giants out of fr't place in thn Na- tional league ycetorlay hy defeating McGraws team, j to i, while Ein-
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
CINCINNATI

Two base hits. Eoush, rineli, llsn'ine, Mitchell: stolen base Roush, pinelli: saorl- fees pnuhort Boane; double plays Ruhne tn I,aubert, Woehrs 10 Ilenlne; left on bases Philadelphia IL; Cincinnati s; base on balls of nonohue 8; off Mitchell ,; strrri ont. h,- penohue 7; umri"es, MeCor- mick and Hildcbrande time, l,4s.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
Movie of a Man Trying to See Big Match Game

OF ccya SE in VeeT FotlD OF hY oUuN ktD erlp IT WoULD SIMPLY tSItl ME To LEhse IT BEt1tt1p EUT WELL psJ l4rJpNJ UUiIhT r"
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13

TH0 h7.s Mfs. Nhe9l i'l Nome fln W7gT F'rFifrrs gflGxhy. stnrk Gnuhle plays GrNrtbsm n Adaus tn Hiines, Adams to Grtnce; ffihrrg tp ti1antham tn Giimrs, b-Eos on balls off AldrldEa 5: Nnnre | Pierce |; strurk out Aidid-c 9; HaGre {; Pierre 1. l'ts of Aldlidse in t, Pierce fnue in one; iosine pitcher Aldndzei um- piira klem nnd Milsoat tiira l,36.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
Cin,fnnrti '. Ihiilrs [

Cincinnati. O.. Nav la.-t7urinr7ti punched hits off Mitchell .estsrIay and won the second raina Of fine ser
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
Total

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New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
BRIGGS

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New Britain herald., 1924-05-13

More than 7s per cent Of tho for-
 cicn-born white population or the United States is urban.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
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tu a spar -7i ru4trn ut fhr I'ra' 'fr- fir I.yafiH= affa..s iavt night Sysca l~.,a. IiH' i,g margin Of pins E a match uhjcb brought out svns =rt5tsat HgaluE-
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
TWO BASEBALL GAMES AND
 TRACK MEET FOR WEEK-END
J. OF P. CREW WINS
 CRIMSON REGATTA
Defeats Harvard Varsity by Five
 Lengths

Cambridge, May 1S.-University of Pennsylvania made a clean sweep of the regatta on the Charles river yes terday, easily winning the varsity, junior varsity and 1a0 pound crew races, in every case by wide mar nin
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
Out .u Giants

st. Louis. May t3,- Thr %t Louis Cardinals knocked the Ne" forl. Giants out of nr.t place in the Na- tional league ycstonlay hy defeating MeGraw's team. j to a, while Gin- cinnati was winning from Phi'adci. phia. IL was the third straight victory over New Yorl, for the Cardinals. who thereby climbed nn' of tho cellar llomere h% i'laca and iiot;emle% the former with two on. gave ihn loeols four run. in inc third inning. Srorc:
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