davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1926-04-29
Sees Close Association.

Speaking for myself, am convinced
that pan.Americanism. far from being
merely a sane and optimistic phrase
as some have said, is really a force
that some day will be the most i'm
portant fact in world politics" the
Buenos Aires editor continued. Il more
than ever believe that North, South
and Central America are growing
with increasing speed to resemble each
other. not only in respect to national
aspirations, but also even In national
habits and customs of life.
The barrier of language, the most
important that lies between us. rap
idly Is disappearing, as Is evidenced
by the fact that nearly every men,
ber of this party, for example, speaks
both Spanish and English. We are
growing to know each other not mere
~ by hearsay, but intimately"
ITO me the future seems plain. In
another so years the republican peo-
pies of this hemisphere, with vast
natural resources at their command
and with a man power that even
now numbers $50 0,000,000, will consti
tute a homogeneous economic and po-
litical unit. The American republics
will be setting the pace to which the
rest of the world will march.
LAS native Of the Argentine, the
first member to withdraw from the
League of Nations, I say that COM
pared with the Pan-American Union
the league Is a childish fantasy"
Tonight the party will be in Toledo
as the guests of John n. WHY'S
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-29
VANDERBILT'S
FINE YACHT SAILS
FOR MAGIC CITY
HAS BEEN ON CRUISE or
SOUTHERN SEAS SINCE
FEBRUARY 10 SECURING
SOME FINE cuRlos

William K. Vanderbilt's yacht
the Ara was in port yesterday.
The Ara came from Havana and is
on her way back north after spend
ing some time in Florida waters.
On board Mr.. Vanderbilt's yacht
are: DR.. George Al. Dixon, Mrs.
Leidy Widener of Philadelphia,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Parker and
others.
The Ara left this morning for
Miami where she win remain for
several days before proceeding
north.
The boat left Jacksonville Feb
ruary 10 and went down through
the Panama Canal. stopping at
Cocos Island, 200 miles south Of
Panama Bay. From Cocos Is
land. the Ara proceeded TO Gala
pagos. T30 miles west Of Ecua-
dor.
On the trip from Panama and
Ecuador and return, there was
not a ripple on the surface of the
water. II was as smooth as q
sheet Of glass. The mercury
registered from so to So degrees
during the day; hovered around 70
degrees at night. The members
of the party also reported that
there were few flies and mos
quitoes.
On board Mr.. vanderbilt's boat
there was a naturalist, and icth-
iologist and taxidermist. The
members of the expedition brought
back with them . number Of speci-
mems.
Capt. Charles Thompson, of Mi-
ami. and formerly Of Key West.
went with the party as guide and
expert angler.
Srveral baby sea lions were
captured on this expedition.
When they returned to Panama.
ne babs sea lions had to be
ahand0ned rs they made so much
noisa on board the yacht. They
were given to the pilot.
Hundreds Of specimens Of
marine life, reptiles and bird life
were brought back from the ex-
redition On board the Ara BY Mr..
Vanderbilt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-29
COUNTRY CLUB
OPENS MONDAY
BANQUET. DANCE AND RE-
cEPTIoN WILL BE FEA-
TuREs or EVENING

The Key West country club viii
be opened next Monday night, &C
cording to an announcement made
today by Robert r. Spottswood
president of the club.
The club opens on that evening
with a formal banquet. dance and
reception.
Mr.. Spottswood said that the
club now has sufficient member.
ship to carry on the club. He
urged all realtors at the luncheon
of the Key West Realty Board to.
day to enter their application for
membership If they have not al.
ready done so.
The club has been painted, deco
rated and comfortably furnished.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Newman, former.
~ of New York and Miami, are
now the manger and hostess Of the
club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-29
F. E. c. RAILWAY
OFFICIALS ARE
in CITY TODAY
SAY FREIGHT EMBARGO NOW
APPLIES ONLY ON CEMENT.
LUMBER AND BRICK AS RE.
GENTLY MODIFIED

Several officials of the Florids
East Coast Railroad are spending
the day in Key West today, look,
ing over business interests of the
company.
The railroad heads are: Lin
coin Spencer, of the freight traf,
fic department of the r. E. c.,
F. w. Kirkland, freight traffic
manager; ]. Fl. Owen, general
superintendent of transportation
st. Augustine, and E. p. McLain,
superintendent of transportation
Miami.
Mr.. Spencer stated that the
embargo on shipments from Key
West had been modified, and thai
the embargo reached over only
lumber, cament and brick &C The
present time. He declared That
he believed the embargo would
be lifted at an early date on build
ing materials.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-29

MEMPHIS. Tenn, March 20.
Stabbed 80 times, r. w. Smith,
farmer, Of Conrad, no. was
brought to q Memphis hospikal
yesterday in a critical condition,
he blamed his four sons, ranging
m age from 13 to "a years, and
told 3 tragic story to officers, who
notified Sheriff Wade Ticker.
Smith declared that his wife died
. week ago. Saturday night when
he started TO prepare his 2-year-
Old son for bed his sons objected,
according to Smiths story, declar.
ing that their mothers dying
admonition to them was that their
father was not to be permitted to
have anything to do with the
baby In the quarrel that follow
Cd the farmer declares he was re-
peatedly stabbed by his sons.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-29
LARGE CEMENT
SHIPMENT COMES
FROM DENMARK
CARGO WILL BE STORED IN
BIG WAREHOUSES UNTIL
FREIGHT EMBARGO NORTH
is LIFTED


The steamer Anneborg arrived
from Denmark with : large cargo
of cement. Her cargo win be
stored in warehouses for the pres
emit until the embargo il lifted
over the Florida East Coast Rail-
road so that the cement can be
sent north by rail.
The schooners in port unloading
the Nordsee and the Nordsee have
departed. The Nordsee had .
large cargo of cement which was
sent by four schooners to Miami
and other points on the main
land.
The Nordsee left for Beaumont,
Tex, before returning home 10
Denmark.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-29
Auto Wrecks Kill 598
Is Record Of 3 Months
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
LEAD ELEVEN SOUTH
EASTERN STATES IN
FATAL CRASHES
eBy Associated Pre.sl

ATLANTA, Ca, March 29.
Eleven southern states yielded 59S
dead, s,316 injured, in traffic ac-
cidents during the first three
months Of 1926, asonsoIidation Of
weekly surveys by the Associated
Press revealed today. This con-
soIidation left out Of account the
remaining three days Of March,
winding up this period with last
night.
Accident by railway trains, troll
ley ears and motorcycles were
taken into account in the COM
pilatioh Of the weekly surveys.
FIerids and North Carolina Wed
for the leadership in the number
Of deaths, with Florida slightly in
the lead, with 120 for the three
months. North Carolina had lis.
Arkansas trailed the list with only
70 deaths for the period.
Florida also led the injuries
column with 666. Strangely
enough, North Carolina with her
lie deaths came fifth in the list Of
injuries with 2s5. She was led
BY Georgia, Virginia and Louis.
lana in addition to Florida. South
Cafolina brought up the rear in
this column with eS injuries.
There was no particularly out.
stsnding accidents which yielded
. large number Of deaths recorded
during the periods Of the surveys.
Al were Just the '.run Of the
road"
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new SCHEDULE
FOR FEC. TRAINS
STARTS APRIL 19
TRAINS WILL AFFORD CON,
vENIENT TRAvEI BE-
TWEEN KEY WEST AND
MIAMI


On April 10 several changes in
the schedule of trains running be-
tween Key West and Miami will
be made by the Florida East
Coast, Lincoln Spencer, general
agent in the freight traffic de-
partment, Miami, announced to-
day.
Train No. 10 will arrive in Key
West at $50 in the morning and
win leave Miami at 1 80 o'clock.
No. 81 will be discontinued and
given the number 4S and will not
wait for 37's connection at Mi
ami. No. 43 will leave Miami at
$50 in the morning and win ar
rive in Key West at 3 p. m. in the
afternoon.
Train No. 43 will make it pos
sible to give Key West q train
running on time the year round,
as there win be no connections to
be made.
s'Train No. 43 win be the best
train ever placed on a run between
Key West and Miami" Mr..
Spencer said. It will make it pos
sible to secure mail early, and
gives q daily train on time both
ways, to and from Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-29
DUKE OF ORLEANS
DIES I'M PALERMO
sBy A.sseInsea Press,

PARIS, March 29.The death
in Palermo Of the Duke Of Orleans.
pretender TO the throne of France.
has caused CONSERVATION IN royal
ist ranks. He always had propos-
ed settling the question Of who
should be his successor, and with
his death the royalist party finds
itself without plans.
The next IN line Of succession
Is the Duke Of Guise, son Of the
Duke of chartres. BY many II i
thought he viii decide TO forego
claim to what Is deemed the empty
honor Of the psetendership either
in favor Of his young son. Prince
Henry Of Orleans who IS is years
Of age. or the Duke Of vendome,
or the Duke Of Nemours
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-29
SPECIAL TERM
CIRCUIT COURT
STARTED TODAY
LIGHT CIVIL DOCKET WILL
BE CLEARED BEFORE TAX
ING CASES ENTERED ON
CRIMINAL DOCKET

The special session of circuit
court for Monroe county con-
vened at 10 o'clock this forenoon
with Judge jefferson B. Browne,
presiding. Solicitor Arthur Gomez
and Clerk d. 2. Filler were at
their post when Sheriff Roland
Curry announced the opening of
court.
OF the talesmen summoned for
jury duty, but few were excused
by Judge Browne, who stated that
valuable and busy men are the
kind most needed on q jury. Three
men had letters from their en-
ployers stating that they were
needed on the job where they
work regularly. This plea was
not considered sufficient reason
for excuse by the court Two men
who had reached the age of ex-
emption from jury duty were ex-
cused, which is their privilege
after SIS years of age, according
to the state law.
Aside from drawing the jury
men, sounding the docket and or
ganizing the court for this special
session, very little was done be-
fore adjournment until tomorrow
morning, at which time the civil
II -. 4
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leeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeaea
BAND CONCERT


The following is the program
that will be rendered at Bayvieu
Park tonight at 7:45:
Part I
March, S. /. B. A.-Hall.
Overture, Seniramide- Rossini
Fox Trot, Ny Sugar-Little.
Chinese Romance, In Old Pekir
King.
Selected, The Iron Count
King.
Fox Trot. Yes, Sir. She's My
Baby Kahn.
Part III
Slection, Mikado-Boettge
Fox Trot, TitinaS Scotto.
Waltz, Sur La Mer-Vereecken
Fox Trot, I'm Going South
Woods.
March, Officer of the Day-Hall
The Star Spangled Banner
Key.
HUBERT REASON. s
Conductor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-29
SAYS ROBBER
HAS SS3O,OOO
HIDDEN AWAY
WANTS NEW YORK STATE TO
SPARE HIS LIFE so THAT
HE CAN SPEND !. MS
MONEY
Wy A..eri.s<a rres.s

NEW YORK. March "a. Rich
ard Reese Whittemore. leader Of
a gang that devised . perfect
crime system. with 81 900. .eoo. 900
loot as q goal, has the greater part
Of $3.50, 900 hidden away and i
striving to get the state to save
him from execution 30 he can use
II, in the opinion Of District Attor-
ney Banton.
Whittemore says he Il penniiess
and counsel was assigned to him.
But, argues Mr.. Bsnton, Mrs.
whittemore has been able 10 get
counsel. and Leon and Jacob
Kraemer, called the brains of the
gang BY the district attorneys Of
fee. are pIentifu.ly supplied with
money which they are using for
their defense,
The secret IL, in Mr.. Bantons 3
opinion, that WhSttemore b eharg-
ed IN Erie county with The murder
Of two guards Of an armorsd car
and IN Baltimore with the murder
Of . Jail guard. WhItteuore has
made q confession which withtolds
information IS 10 the disposal of
most Of the neariy $1,000 geo OBJ
tanned by TIE gang before its
career was interrupted. White
more says Al the money vas spsns
in luxurious living.
The confession = known 70 in-
eriminsts Whittemore bat net
Mrx. Whittsnaors nor TIE kKss-
mer& Mr.. Banton arxnes that
Whifsemore i eager 70 sseld trial
for murder ard 10 keep he otheFs
out ef jail.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-29
Miss Villa Rogers
Arriges In City To
Direct Legion Play

Miss villa Berta Rogers Of the
Wayne p. SewelI Production Com
pany arrived In the city today.
Miss Rogers will direct the Amer
lean Legion play, "Rose Time. to
BE- given Tuesday. April 0. at the
San Carlos Theatre.
The Wayne P. Sewell Produc-
tion Company was the producer
Of "The F'iapper Grandmother, =
which was put on under the
auspices Of the Woman's Club
some time ago. and was such a
dseised success.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-29
Key Vest Realty
Beard Directors
Meet Friday Night

The board Of directors Of the
Kss West Realty Board win meet
Frizay night at the office Of the
beasd on Fleming street, At this
messing President v. A. Johnson
an.l Secretary Warren J. Watrous
wlIl give q more detailed report Of
tho neetings of the secretaries
and bard Of governors last week
al ofhndo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-29
DESERTER FROM
MARINES WANTED
in MEMPHIS, TENN,
MUST co BACK TO TENNEs.
SEE TO ANSWER CHARGE
OF VIOLATING NATIONAL
AUTOMOBILE LAW

Gus Sidiner. d las Jack Sidiner,
alias Jack johnson, believed to be
a deserter from the U. S. Marine
Corps, has been arrested here, and
Deputy Marshal Andrew Lopez
was instructed to have him return
ed to Memphis to answer to q
charge of violating the National
Automobile Theft Act.
Sidiner had been arrested by
local Marine authorities, and
Marshal Lopez has made appiiea-
tion to obtain custody Of the pris-
oner so that he may be returned
for trial.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-29
Street Donce FolIosDs
Band Concert Program
On Wednesday Epeaing

Immediately after the concert
Wednesday evening, there viii be
. big street dance and entertain
ment to which the public Is in
vited. &. A. Strunk Is chairman
of the entertainment committee.
During the evening refresh
ments viii be servSd 70 the guests.
The band win furnish the
music for the dancing. dividing IN
20 two parts. IN order 20 give the
musicians an opportunity ts take
part in the jubilee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-29
NEW PROHIBITION
HEAD FOR FLORIDA

WASHINGTON, March 2s.F.
r. Hambsch. was appointed pro-
hibiticn administrators for Florida
today By Assistant Secretary An
drews IN charge Of prOhibision en-
forcement.
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Bridge CIab GiUes
Final Luncheon At
Hotel Casa Marina

The Thursday afternoon bridge
club gave its final luncheon Of
the season At the Hotel Casa Ma
rina Saturday.
Il was formerly erroneously
stated that Ms Norberg Thonp-
son was host to the guests.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-29
SCHEME TO STARVE
OUT BOOTLECCERS
tny Associates f,re.s1

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn, March
29.-.If the church members and
ehurchgoers Of Johnson City would
quit drinking liquor, the boot
leggers would starve to death"
declared the Rev. DR.. Lewis NJ.
Roper, Baptist minister, in his
sermon here yesterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-29
REALTY BOARD
Is TOLD ABOUT
ORLANDO MEET
PRESIDENT ". A. JOHNSON
AND SECRETARY WARREN
WATRoUs REPORT ON CON-
vENTIoN.

- = q ~otAShS - <As oOthAtoVA oA.Se
Secretary Warren j. Watrous
made report today at the lun-
cheon at Hotel La Concha of the
Key West Realty Board of the con-
ventions of the secretaries and
board of governors at Orlando last
week, which they attended.
Mr.. Watrous met with the sec
retaries of the realty associations
of the state last Friday. Mr..
Johnson met with the board of
governors on Saturday.
The. necessity for having COM
mittees function was brought
up before the secretaries. Mr..
Watrous said that he would make
it a point to see that the chairmen
of the various committees do their
work.
Mr.. Watrous was appointed on
the state committee TO standardize
appraisal forms. Other matters
taken up was the question of new
membership forms, which require
a former knowledge of real estate,
character and integrity before
joining.
MIR johnson stated that it was
decided by the board of governors
that every twenty members could
have a vote at the convention.
The board made vote of thanks
TO Charles Fl. Ketchum for his
kindness to Mr.. Johnson and Mr..
Watrous in entertaining them at
Key Largo City.
Frank H. Ladd spoke on mat
ters Of vital Importance to the
city, stating that now was the.
time to 1hok GROUND and see how
Key West Is particularly adopted
70 esktsiD kinds Of business.
ffEe ausslzon 8f i dry dock II
now most opportune to bring up.
Mr.. Ladd said, as the water line is
about to come in The West In
dies and Central America are so
adjacent, Lloyd's agency is To-.
Gated her and number of steam
ship companies have offices in the
city were cited by Mr.. Ladd as
reasons for making important to
have a dry dock in Key West.
Making Key West into health
resort and sanatorium was also
suggested. The mineral water and
climate combine to make this big
gest health resort in the country,
he said.
Mr.. Ketchum stated that Key
West should have representation
at the general survey convention
in Palm Beach April l6, II, IS.
He said that survey O: conditions
of the city financially should be
made.
1t was decided at the meeting
to have a roster printed with the
names and addresses of the real
tors of the city for reference in.
the offices of the Key West Real
ty Board.
Capt. Clark d. Stearns report.
ed that steps would be taken TO
secure a plot of the city and af-
ter this is secured the matter of
city planning would be taken up
with the city council and ask that
body to bring down city plan
ner.
Nat Golson reported that he
had taken up the matter of inn
provement of the golf course with
Willard Albury, city couneilnan,
who said that no decision on the
Improvement of the lots adjacent
TO the municipal golf course had
been reached. He said that the
money would not be secured be-
fore thirty days.
Fred j. Meizinger of Detroit
was the guest of James L. johnson
at the luncheon.
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GLEN SHAVER
SEES BIG GAINS
FOR DEMOCRACY
SAYS PROSPECTS ARE WHAT
DEMOCRATIC PARTY WILL
CONTROL BOTH BRANCHES
OF CONGRESS THIS FALL
my A..seiasea PRESS,

WASHINGTON, March 29.---
Presidential appointments, the
Aluminium company of America,
in which Secretary Mellon is q
stockholder, the traffic commits
sion investigation and tax reduc-
tion will be emphasized in the
democratic campaign to gain con-
troll of congress this fall.
This was made clear in . state
ment issued today by Glenn
Shaver, chairman Of the demo-
cratic national committee, who
asserted that the Congressional
campaign is approaching, with ex-
cellent outlook for gains that will
mean democratic control in both
branches
"The effect of the presidents at
tempt to intimidate and coerce
members of the boards and COM
missions by asking for written
designations or compromising COM
mitments when he makes appoint
ments is an astounding violation
of the principles Of free govern.
ment, the chairman declared.
"The resolution to ascertain
whether the attorney general had
been expeditions in prosecuting
an inquiry of the Aluminium Com
pany of Americas resolution
looking TO the employment Of
special counsel-was defeated in
the senate, in keeping with the
administration policy, but the ris-
ing tide Of popular indignation
over the administrations tamper-
ing with the tariff conmission led
to adoption by the senate of .
resolution resulting il an IN
vestigation now under way.
.sThe wisdom Of the democrats
of congress IN forcing an annual
tax reduction of at least $50. .000,-
900 more than the administration
would for q long time admit TO be
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ELECTRICAL WATCHES

y. Leopold Revsi.lon. . Freneh
watch maker. says il i possible to
snake electrical watches on the
sam& prineiple as censrols the
making Of electric eloek.
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MONROE OFFICIALS
ALSO COOPERATE
IN LOCATION OF
LINE PLANNED

county commissioners of Dade
Dade county. with every member
present, that body of officials
stood pat on It's stand for the loca-
ton of the line Of the Tamiami
trail in Dade county.
The affirmation of the boards
stand in regard to the location of
the trail, the original route as
agreed upon by Dade, Lee and
Monroe counties, was greeted with
applause from the large crowd
present Mt the conference, it is
reported.
The Dade county commissioners
followed a request Of DR.. Fons A.
Hathaway, chairman of the state
highway department, to see that
the right Of way of the Tamia1ni
trail be q uniform width Of 100
feet, the width required by the
state, by unanimously adopting
resolutions along that line.
DR.. Hathaway assured the cons
naissioners that as soon as the
deed for the additional width Is
turned over to the state depart
ment. it viii advertise for bids on
an additional 12 miles. This
stretch of the trail Is from the end
Of the 10 miles now under con-
strnction toward the Monroe
county line.
It win take about three months
for the construction work to be
started after the deed Is turned
over to the commissioners, Dr..
Hathaway explained, as 30 days
win be required for bids, some
time will be required to draw
plans and specifications, and from
so to 60 days win Sc allowed the
contractor to get his equipment
on The job.
Dr. Hathaway stated that this
additional width viii Sc absolute-
" Necessary If federal aid Is ex-
pected. and that he was requesting
it now simply IN order 70 save time
and the consequent unneeesaafy
ps"ss 'a,s on
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Akcnoa LoDcE

Special Commaaieaffen Is IA
ehor Ledge 10. 49,. n 4 A. ~
tonieht - gt5 Au Manon2 II
fhe city srs requested Ii bs pres.
ent. Wexk n she z - derxee.
G. Z. GAZING
mar 29-it Eetre&ary.