davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1930-04-26
CHUNGAS
Y NO

Para muchoS ciudadan0s de
Tampa ell tema mas interesan
te, "a nota de actualidad, es a
neceSidad de gastar $750,000 en-
Ell proyectado aerodromo y que
este Sc conStruya EN- la PuntT
del Peg Cato; para otros Ell asur
to digno de aprecio y resolution
eS ell de destituir a los conceja
les que Sc han "rebelado" con-
ira la Punta V "desatendido" \
la Camara de Comercio; para o.
tros la Question palpitante' es
la lucha politica entire Pat Y Mo
iris, que ell primero parece te-
ner canada, y para algunos 10
mas attractive es ell feliz desen
vcivimiento de la Bolita Y Ia
persecution y elimination de
las maquinas de iugar.
Para nosotros ell tema de yer
dadera importancia, ell que re
clama toda nuestra atenci6n, IS
la industrial tabacalera Y los pr
que en- honor de esta d.
ben SER estudiados y resueltos.
Sin esta industrial que parece
marchar hacia la decadeneia, no
obstante haberse aumentado Ia
production con la "ayuda" de
las maquinas, Tampa pasaria a
ser una ciudad de cuarto orden
e Ybor City y West Tampa dos
lugares sin importancia y sin
vida.
La industrial Marcia hacia la
decadencia y Sc lie debe proteger
a tempo, ahora, con la coopera-
ci6n y la buena voluntad de to-
dos los que aqui vivimos.
Los fabricantes estan obtiga-
dos en- primer termino, a velar
por sus negocios hacienda a sus
tabacos persistence y habil pro
paganda. Deben ellos poner q
nombre de Tampa y su indus
tria Ell todas las ciudades, pue-
bios y aldeas de la naci6n.
Anunciando, dando a conocer
la "bondad" de los tabacos a
qui hechos, Sc ayudaran a 81 mis-
mo y ayudaran a esta comuni-
dad.
Con la propaganda aumenta
ra Ia production y con ei aumen
to de production los tabaqueros
trabajaran todos los meses del
ano y Sc mantendra una alta IS
Gala de jornales.
La propaganda es ell "neryio
vital de todos los negocios mo
dernos.
Hav-a-Tampa debe su pros
per}dad a la propaganda Y este
10 saben los miembros de la u
MON de Fabricantes.
La gaceta., 1930-04-26
ILTIMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFICAS

fue condenado a cinco amos en- 81
condado de Duval por ell aseSl.
nato de Brady Dyal, ocurrido
,aqui r~ecientemente.
Los imparciales dicen que to-
do Sc debe a antiques rivalida-
DIES entire las familiaS Andrews
Y Ritch.
La gaceta., 1930-04-26

La mejor oportunidad Sc lie
presenta a la juventud con ell
bale de esta noche en- ell regio
Palacete de la Gale Is y 10a.
Avenida. La primera pieza del
programa sera tocada por la or
questa Glenn Kay" y la Sc
gunda parte por los varsity
Boys"
Decimos oportunidad porque
ella, con su vote, va a decir
cuaI es la banda mas popular y
la que por sus innegables sim
patias tendra a su cargo ell pro-
grama bailable de la otra fies-
ia que tendra lugar la noche
del dia II de mayo.
La gaceta., 1930-04-26
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para hoy. Lluvias
para mahana. Vient0s modera-
dos del noroeste.
Temperature maxima aver,
81 grades; minima, 81.
La gaceta., 1930-04-26

Y para los concentrates y O.
tros elementos que a la "som-
bra de la industrial del tabaco
viven, la ruina de la industrial
seria la ruina de sus negocios
Ellos podran decir, mientras
ell aqua" no suba: Sc estan a
rruinando, Sc estan destruyen-
do.
Pero cuando ell "agua" suba,
La gaceta., 1930-04-26

Carmen Ramirez, lider de los
artistas que han levantado su
hogar en- esta ciudad florida
ma, tendra a su cargo manana
por la noche ell principal papel
en- la comedia-dramatica de
Manuel Linares Rivas, titulada
La Cara" que sera represen-
tada en- ell coquet6n teatrito
del "Circulo Cubano." I'm acto
de variedad pondra fin al es-
p~ectaculo.
La gaceta., 1930-04-26
CARTA CABLEGRAFECA DE ESPANA

ran una activa campana la Sc
mana pr6xima.
La personalidad del Rey sera
el eje de su organization para
combatir las ideas p~ublicadas.
La gaceta., 1930-04-26

A las nueve de la noche de
hoy dara comienzo ell bale e
la "Agrupaci6n Canaria," en-
la casa de la Logia Castillo
Crist6bal Colon No. 7, de la
Orden Caballeros del Aguila
de Oro," situada en- la Gale 10
y II avenida.
Els por rigurosa invitaci6n.
Han sido invitados de honor
las distintas "Secciones de Re-
creo" de las cuatro sociedades
Circulo Cubano, Centre Astu-
riano, Centre Espanol y Unione
Italiana, tambi6n han sido in
vitadOs los j6venes directivos
de la novel sociedad "Juventud
Hispana. Js.tt
5Y la Juventud Enthusiastic?
La gaceta., 1930-04-26

Con extraordinario exito fue
0perado a las ocho de la mana
ma de hoy ell conocido joven
medico DR.. Gustavo Porro, por
los distinguidos cirujanos ORES.
Ortega y Portocarerro, en- la
Clfnica "El Bien Pdblico."
Primeramente Sc lie aplic6 la
anestesia local; pero hubo ne
cosidad, en- vista del obstaculo
que presentaba Ell apendice,
La gaceta., 1930-04-26

En- la IgIesia Cat6lica de
Ybor Sc celebrara manana la
boda de la graciosa Srta. Jane
Chest con ell joven Joe j. Casa
do, a las nueve de la noche.
Una vez terminada la cere
monia Sc trasladara la concu-
rrencia a la Residential de los
padres de la spiritual fiancee,
situada en- la 10. Avenida 1911
.donde sera servido un magni-
fico buffet.
Anticipo mi cordial felicia
ci6n a los futuros esposos.
La gaceta., 1930-04-26

Habana. Abril 26.-La soma
ma pr6Xima sera de gran impor
tancia para Cuba por haberse
La gaceta., 1930-04-26
s @ A L E s

En- la function gratis que Sc
va a efectuar en- ell teatro del
"Centro Obrero" la noche /
de Mayo, Sc estrenara la monu-
mental obra del Unfortunate
ioven Julio Antonio Mella, tt
tuIada "Beso Rojo." Para ma
mana Sc anuncia en- este mismo
teatro la zarzuela c6mico-bufa
candidate Nacional."
La gaceta., 1930-04-26

Madrid, Abril 26.-EsperaSe
al exministro On. Santiago AL
ba, que Sc encuentra en- BARGE
Iona.
Alba ha recibido muchas de
mostraciones de simpatia en- esa
ciudad.
La gaceta., 1930-04-26

Sevilla, Abril 26.-Hoy sera
inaugurada la Feria de Sevilla,
que debi6 haberse inaugurado
Ell dia %.
En- la parte Sur de los terre-
nos de la Exposition ha sido ms
talada.
La gaceta., 1930-04-26

~DETENIDOS LOS QUE IRA
TARON DE HACER CAER
EN- UNA EMBOSCADA AL
ADMINISTRATOR DE CO.
RREOS
La gaceta., 1930-04-26

Madrid, Abril 26.-Los ele-
mentos monarquicos emprende.
La gaceta., 1930-04-26

por estar demasiado adentrado
darle anestesia general, ope-
rando los maestros del Disturb
con una precision maravillosa.
Ahora solo hay que esperar
ell pr0ceso de la curaci6n para
que ell simpatico paciente vuel-
Va de nuevo a ocuparse del al
to cargo que en- la referida Gil
MICA desempena.
Nosotros hacemos votos por-
que este no Sc haga esperar.
Una graciosisima nina, Aida
Alvarez, toma parte manana
en- la function que Sc va a cele-
brar en- Ell teatro del Centre
Obrero."
Tambi6n trabaja su hernia
nita, la gentil Srta. Isabella, a
la que Sc lie ha encomendado ell
desempeno de un importante
personaje.
Para las dos mis- flores de fe-
licitaci6n.
A. de Ia Pena.
La gaceta., 1930-04-26

Servicio Cablegrafico Especial
de Espana y Cuba
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-04

Pes and Live Stock

FURNITURE-s rms. or more. odd lots fo'
cash. Hu. 7274.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-04
Musical Instruments
Business Opportunities

TIRE and battery shop; must sell; leaving
town: doing excellent business; GOOD buy
for right partv. 1905 w. Morris. Be. 1885.
PATENT on amusement park ride Want
partner to help finance. Add eSS Room
No. 8 1892 N. Capitol.
GROCERY and meat market for sale or
trade for farm $50 s. LYONS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-04
Barter and Swap

40 ACRES ard 80 acres; rs miles W. on
National road and miles north on good
gravel road. Ideal farm for chickens; for
sale or trade for Indianapolis property
by owner. Ch. 7699-M.
SEDAN-Value $500 aud cash for property.
must be bargain; state price and location.
Address Box B-53. care The Times
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-04
Auto Supplies and Repairs

JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON CO.-will
repair or make new tops and curtains Tor
your car. 202 Kentucky Ave
GENERAL repairing all make cars. Prices
reasonable 1927 n. Illinois. Ia. 1901
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-21

quired the reputation Of being the
boldest boy of his age in the entire
countryside.
He had the supreme nerve to walk up
to Prince Humbert of Piedmont while
that handsome young colonel was IN
specting detachment of his regiment
here and drag him on to visit his
school
The heir to the throne accepted the
impromptu invitation with good grace.
Allessandro ran ahead and got the
school janitor to ring the bell. The
sacristan of the church across the way
got busy in turn, and by the time his
royal highness arrived all the local
peasantry was gathered to greet him.
The prince visited every class room,
spoke to all the children, and then
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-21
INTERPARL LAMENT BODY
RECEIVED BY KING
Egyptian Troubles Feature Discus
sion of Changing System, at
Buckin CHAM Palace.

LONDON, July PLEADING dele
gates of all nations attending the In
terparliamentary Union Conference
were received at Buckingham Palace by
King George today.
In the historic throne room, where
important receptions are held His
Majesty greeted them after their intro
duction by the Duke of Sutherland, who
is president of the conference.
This forenoon's session of the con-
ference with the theme, 1.-The Present
Evolution of the Parliamentary Sys-
tenn" was featured by a striking refer
ence to the present Egyptian troubles
by Prof. Makram Ebeid, former Egypt
ian Minister to France, who said that
in his country "a heroic though pathetic
struggle now is raging between a dis
armed democracy and brutal autoc-
racy," which already had led to the
shedding of innocent blood in Egypt.
THE Egyptian people, goaded beyond
endurance, are defending their con-
stitutional liberty at the price of their
blood" he said. 1.-The reactionaries,
however, would do we'll to remember
that parliamentarism in Egypt is a
creed that has come to stay"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-21

to European peace. Osservatore Romano
Vatican's official newspaper. in a short
editorial. disapproves Italys request
that Russia am Turkey be allowed to
participate in Aristide Brands proposal
for European unity.
"Admittance of these two nations"
declared the Osservatore recently,
would not help the realization OF the
federation the least bit. The fact that
they are not members Of the League of
Nations would only serve to hinder a
possible agreement"
On the other hand, the Vatican city
believes that general western disarma-
ment, without previously knowing ex-
actly Russia's attitude, would be dan
gerous sincerity" Finally, the church
newspaper warns the reading public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-21

congratulated the teachers. saying their
school was model for any farming
community.
Far from being dismissed, as was the
British schoolboy who asked the Prince
of Wales for an autograph. Allesandro
is now the hero of his village.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-21
GENERAL STRIKE OF DAY
STARTS IN MONTEVIDEO
NV the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, July I'll
A 24-hour general strike, with the city's
normal facilities paralyzed except for
the operation of street cars began here
last midnight as the workers protest
against the imprisonment of various
anarchists.
Taxicabs and buses ceased opera
ton. News vendors decided to strike
also, with the result that newspapers
will not be published today.
The imprisoned anarchists are &C.
cused of attacking bus and killing a
guard as consequence of conflict be-
tween chauffeurS' unions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-21

Not In many years have we
offered such tremendous value in
fine quality apple butter. Apple
butter is fine for the children-at
meals and between meals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-21

White Star Tuna, tin 23c
Catalina Tuna, tin zoe
Del M. Sardines, tin lie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-21
Pilot and Girl Killed.

AMARILLO, Tex, July 81 (P).-Clsr-
ence Thuett. airplane pilot. of Vega.
Tex. and Miss Marietta Hall, IS. of
Adrain, Tex. passenger, were killed
yesterday when ThIett's ship banked
steeply, went into nose dive and
crashed to the ground
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-21
YOUNG FASCIST WINS
RECORD In HEROISM
Member Of Boys Organize ion Per
sonally Persuades Prince Humbert
to Visit His School.

BY the Associated Press
LoMBARDoRE, Italy, July "a
Young Alessandro Duranti, a member
of Fascism's boys organization. has &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-21
ROYAL. FAMILY AT RITES
Cathedral Service a Feature of Be

gian Independence Celebration.
BRUSSELS, July IL lE9.-The royal
family today attended solemn tedeum,
sung in the Cathedral Of st. Godule,
during the celebration Of Belgium's
independence centenary.
After the service the King laid
wreaths on the tomb of martyrs of the
revolution of 1880 and the Unknown
Warrior of the World War.
More than 1000 burgomasters were
entertained at luncheon at conquante-
naire palace. The royal family at
tended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-21
BYRD SUPPLY AIDE
ACCUSED OF BIGAMY
Wife of claire Alexander" Mrs
Claire DIETRICH, Brings Nom
Support Charge.
~ the Associated Press

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 21-Claire Deit-
rich. 80, who, as Claire Alexander, was
a member of the Byrd South Pole Ex-
petition, was arrested here last night
on two warrants obtained by his wife in
Reading, Pa, charging him with bigamy
and non-support.
DIETRICH was supply officer of the Byrd
expedition ship New York. People said
Mrs. DIETRICH recognized her husband
under his assumed name from published
pictures of members of the Byrd expe-
dttion.
The State Of Washington collected
more than 100000 in automobile
license fees this wear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-21
VATICAN OPPOSES
RUSSIA IN UNION
0sservatore Romano Disapproves
Italian Request That Soviet
Participate in BRAND Plan.

BY Radio to The Star and Chicago Daily
News. Copyright, 1880
ROME, Italy, July 21.-Confident
that Russia is more than ever a menace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-21

irreSolute conduct of other peoples, and
armed herself to an eficient degree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-21

Residents of Hannibal Mo-. have
formed a Mark Twain Society to honor
the writer's memory
Evening star., 1930-12-05
Boys $4. .95 Overcoats

Warm overcoats for Winter
days. Mannishly tailored OF
heavy mixtures, wool lined.
Sizes to E. Powder blue
chinchillas, 2H to s.
Evening star., 1930-12-05

Smart looking suits with ty
longies-typical high school
style and snap. In tans,
browns, expertly tailored of
materials. Sizes IL to 20.
Evening star., 1930-12-05
Boys SIS and $29 Camel

Beautifully tailored overcoat'
school boys-sporty and dressy.
tan or brown. A gift that an,
like. Sizes Is to 20.
Evening star., 1930-12-05
Backward Season Force
SIS, 900 Worth of Boys Win

High grade all-wool suits of Dire
mixtures and navy blue cheviots-
beautifully tailored and perfect fitti
Have two pairs of golf knickers, fl
lined. Sizes 8 to 18.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-09
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New Britain herald., 1930-04-17

discussed the conference accomplish. ments at some length, listing its fail- ures as well as it's successes, said that the limitation treaty is to carry a clause safeguarding our position in relation to the building programs of other powers.
 It was added: Ut must be noted however that the figure of 150,000 tons of destroyers on the agreed de- stroyer and submarine strength of the European powers represented at the London conference. This will be subject to further negotiations with the powers concerned" ..-
 Tells of Savings
 In the house of commons A. V. Alexander, first lord of the admiral ty, said that the London conference would save Great Britain 100000 900. Commander J. M. Kenworthy retortcd with the question whether the London agreement did not call for naval increases which in the case of the United States, would be substantial
 That is putting most unfair light on the situation,' the first sea lord replied.
 'Is this not a conference for limi- tation of armaments and reduction ?" insisted Kenworthy.
 Certainly it is for limitation and it is proceeding to such an extent that it is saving Great Britain f200,-
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17
SOLDIER ALLEGES : OFFICER BEAT HIM
(Continucd From First Page asls

S'''' clared, he will be told to K ing"
 The alleged mistrcatr ent oMfitz- patrick occurred when he resisted attempts 10 put him in the guard house of the home. Holden described the guard house as "a comfortable place with d nice soft bed and pill low"
 Holden said the commission in tended to sift the charges to the bot tom and welcomed publicity which might shed light on abuses which otherwise would escape the attcn ton of persons in authority. As q result of Tuesdays hearing the guard house has been abolished, The institution had been the source of strenuous objections from vctcr- ans previously.
 Reports Often Heard
 Reports of disorder at the Noroton ton home have been current in Darien and Norwalk for several months. investigators learned. The task of administering the home has been greatly increased since the in IfuX of many younger men-Worl1 War veterans. The younger men now outnumber the Civil War and Spanish American War veterans who formerly composed the chief popu- lation of the Fitch home.
 Governor Trumbull is reported to be interested in the commission investigation and it is understood he may attend the meeting late today.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17
Woman Faces Arkansas
 Natives in Census Quiz

Arkansas City. Ark, April IT P-A demure little woman who as a census enumerator set out for Big Island, scene of frequent liquor raids, came back today with her book filled with names and an assertion that the island people need more Bibles and schools, and fewer revenue agents.
 Mrs. Clara Ross. who accepted the census assignment in the face of reports from Tennessee that mon had declined similar jobs on islands in the Mississippi river, said the people of Big Island en- tertained her royalty and that she questioned all but two per sons.
 These two, she said, were new corners who feared she was "revenoo-cr." Their premises re- gently were raidcd by prohibition agents, she said.
 Tell tho boys in Tennessee l don't know what's on their islands, but mine had big hearted people," Mrs. Ross said, And they arc not all bootlcggers, either
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17
OLGA EDWARDS IS
 {. CONVICTED TODAY
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Continued From First Page) week Friday. She proposes to appeal the verdict.
 Informed at a. m. that the jurors had not reached an agreement, Judge Otto A. Rosalsky ordered them locked up, with instructions to give deliberation later today. At the same time he refused to grant continu. ance of bail for Miss Edwards, and she spent the night on a cot in Tombs prison.
 The extortion case, which has oc. 'cupied general sessions for more than a week, came to a dramatic end yesterday in whirlwind of ora tory.
 James D. C. Murray, who has con- l ducted Miss Edwards case, was ve- hemcnt in his summation. He hurled a scathins attack at Amster whom he characterized as "Old Satan"
 He says,' sneered Murray, that his interest in the defendant was al- 1 truistic and philanthropic. God help l the boys and girls he takes philan- | thropic interest in. Pictures Client As Martyr
 They call her a blackmailer. This l wisp of motherhood-they call her a blackmailer. Why, gosh, gentlemen V
 Assistant District Attorney Gibbs, who summed up the states case was not content with modern phrases but hacked back 1000 years to Helen of 1 Troy.
 Hers was face that launched a thousand ships" quoted Gibbs, and I look at Olga Edwards here and say that hers was face that launched a thousand checks"
 A short time later Judge Rosalsky charged the jury that the case was to be decided entirely upon whether they thought Miss Edwards had forced money from Amster on threats The s1o0,o00 trust fund which Amstcr gave her shortly be- fore her child was born would moi be effected by the verdict he said.