davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1930-01-08

York, en- la eual Sc afirma que
la Casa Blanca" ha pedido a
r. l.. Purdon, experto en- azica
res del departamento de come
clio prepare una cscaIA flcxih'
para los dofechos sobfe el azj-
car.
Intcrrogado Baldwin dijo que
la earta Sc habia firmado hallan
dose 81 fuera de la oficina y que
no podia lar cuenta del origen
de la information.
i'#to liga nuevamente al pre-
Siden { Hoover con los trabaios
hechos por los intereses azuca-
reroS y 81 senador Smoot.
La gaceta., 1930-01-08
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA

de la Frontera, en- la cual So lie
pide ei ascenso a captain gene
raj del teniente general Don Mi
guel Primo de Rivera, jefe del
gobierno.
Ell grade de captain general
10 ostenta al presente On. Vale
riano Weyier, marques de Te-
nerife.
La gaceta., 1930-01-08

Cinco presos del condad0 f,'p
cumplen condena en- el campa-
mento del captain M. l.. Flet-
cher experimentation aver sin
tomas de asfixia al romper una
caneria del gas mientras linn.
piaban una alcantarilla, cerca
de Sulphur Springs.
Los presses, nombrados w.
son, Dick Johns V Mack Gin
sey, fueron asistidos por Ell Dr..
K. Sargent, Bill Scarlet, c. Ma
Meighen.
FL mas grave de ell0s, Sar-
gen, fue recluido en- Ell hospital
de la isla Davis.
La gaceta., 1930-01-08

Atendiendo recomendaciones
de la comisi6n especial del
transito, ell ayuntamiento acor-
do anoche zanzibar ell sistema
de paradas parallels a para
das en- angulo, on las Gales ie
Florida y Tampa de he |ac%
a Lafayette.
Hoy Sc p0ndra en- vig0r la
nueva regla.
La gaceta., 1930-01-08

Madrid, Enero Sci rey ha
ofrecido que ell dia Is ~asistira a
las ceremonies de clausura dc
la exposition International de
Barcelona. LIE acompanara la
reina Y probablemente ell jefo
del gobierao.
La gaceta., 1930-01-08

Madrid, Enero 8.-La Asam-
blea Nacional comenzara sus
sesiones plenarias ell dia 27, Sc
gun manifestara aver su presi-
dente, Dr.. Jose Yanguas Me
sias.
En- esta semana reuniran al
gunas de las comisiones.
La gaceta., 1930-01-08
NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCA!

FL ayuntamiento tom6 ano +
che el acuerdo de conceder a
los propietarios hayta eI dia I
de febrero para que pueian
pagan sus contribuciones, sin
recarg0 algun0.
Al efecto ~present6 una mo
ci6n 81 CONCEAL Rosenthal,
siendo secundado por Tom
Henderson.
La gaceta., 1930-01-08
AVISO

FL DR.. Rafael Ortega ha Sc
nalado las horas de 2:30 a 800
de la tarde para sus consultas
en- Ybor. Con esta fecha ha que
dado suprimida Ia consulta noe
turna que venia dando.
La gaceta., 1930-01-08


Todos los habitantes de Ybor
Y West Tampa Green que Pal
metto Beach, junto al terra
plen y puente que lleva Ell nom
bre de Panfilo De Narvaez, es
el lugar que Dios escogeria pa
ra establecer an aerodr0mo en-
Tampa. 81 ell Todopoderoso de-
cidiera mezcIarse en- las 'pe-
Queneces'' de la terra.
Mas no basta que los 'lati-
nos 10 cream, 81 la creencia no
es compartida por Ell "Dios" de
La gaceta., 1930-01-08

Habana, Enero 8.-Despachos
de Washington dican que ante
ell comite investigator que pre-
side ell senador democratic Cara
way Sc lego aver una carta de
William II. Baldwin, de New
La gaceta., 1930-01-08

Cada dia Sc acentua mas el en-
tusiasmo entire nuestra juyen-
tud para asistir al suntuoso bal
lie, que organizado por la Sec
ci6n de Recreo de las Logias u
midas, habra de eelebrarse la no
che del dia 10 del corriente mes,
en- la sala de fiesta de su Undo
Palacio, en- la Gale Is y 10 ave.
La gaceta., 1930-01-08

Madrid, Enero 8.-No embar
cara hoy para Marruecos ell
Oral. Primo de Rivera, jefe del
gobierno. Hara la vista en- Ell
mes de feDrero.
La gaceta., 1930-01-08

Los concejales acordar9n a
noche facultar al ingeniero Ca
son para Que haRa m calculo
de 10 que costara ensanchar el
Bayshore Boulevard entire las
avenidas Roma y Magnolia, lie
modo que los automobiles mar
chen por distintas avenidas con
I'm espacio en- el centro para el
alumbrado.
CaIcGIase el valor de la obra
en- $15O,0O0.
Sobre los trabajos que hay
ncccsidad de efectuar para re-
forzar ell Malec6n, inform6 el
inPeniero Cason, quien caIcula
en- S44. 900 ell vaIor de la obra.
La gaceta., 1930-01-08

No deoe faltar ningun miem,
bro perteneciente a la Secci6n
de Teatro del Circulo Cubano, a
la junta que tendra lugar la no
che de pasado manana, a las sic
te V media, en- ell edificio de la
mencionada Institution Guiana.
A todos por igual Sc les rue
ga no dejen de concurrir.
La gaceta., 1930-01-08

Aver por la tarde salude a la
hechicera y gentil senorita Mar
gar,ta Noriega, que pasaba en-
companfa de su encantadora
hermana Lizzie.
Ell croni5ta pudo enterarse de
que la conocida familia Noriega
hace sus preparativos de viaje
Ira a pasacse una temporada en-
la Habana.
La gaceta., 1930-01-08
SOCIALES

Todos los asociados que per-
tenecen a IA floreciente sociedad
"Juventud Enthusiastic" deben a.
cudir manana a las ocho de Ia
noche a una junta que habra DE-
celebrarse en- ell salon de actos
del Centre Asturiano.
Como en- la citada reunion SO
va a tratar de un asunto de mu-
cha importancia, Sc les ruega a
todos no dejen de asistir.
La gaceta., 1930-01-08


ia Ell primer attractive en- todas
las ciudades que vista. Las ne
g0ciaciones sobre salaries Sc
maHtienen abiertas hasta Ell
mes de abril, sienio probable
que durante estos meses que
faltan para la Inauguration
del champion, jugador y dueno
lleguen a IN acuerdo satisfac
torio, Ruth dijo que Ell pr6ximo
paso que pensaba dar, era sa-
lir para St. Petersburg ell sa-
bado de esta semana,
La gaceta., 1930-01-08

Hahana, Enero 8.-Contind 1,
gravemente enfermo ell Dr.. Ma
tiaS Duque, notable medico, es-
pecialista en- Intermediates de
la sangre. que fuera secretario
de sandal siendo presidente de
Ia r~epublica ell Oral. Jose MI
guel Gomez.
FL presldente de la repdblica
Sc interes0 aver por SIT estado.
La gaceta., 1930-01-08
ACCTON GALLEGA

Sc rita 4 la JUnta General ?
dlnaria para 81 Jueyay o lei
presente, a las 8 .. N, en- Ell Csa
tro Espanol de Ybor.
FL SeerstGrso.
La gaceta., 1930-01-08

FL ayuntamiento acord6 ano
che, a petici6n del 70# de los
vecinos de la Gale de Laurel,
tfamo de Howard a Habana,
pavimentar esta Gale.
La obra sera sacada a sabas-
Ia por 81 ingeniero Cason.
La gaceta., 1930-01-08

Madrid, Enero 8.-Ha recibi
do ell rey una solicitud, hecha
por ell ayuntamiento de ARGOS
La gaceta., 1930-01-08

Muy p~onto anunciare en- es
ia misma Secci6n la boda de un
j6ven TODD correction y simpa-
tia que labora en- la Fabrica de
Martinez Ybor.
A. de la PeH1.
La gaceta., 1930-01-08
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Para gobernar bien a Cuba
no Sc necesita de una "mano de
| hierro."
Sensible y pundonoroso, ell
cubano tiene condolences extra
ordinariaS para destacar las
! obras dignas de su eStimacion
, y SUI mayor placer consiste en-
, laborar por las cauSaS honfa-
; das Y mobiles.
81 en- ell paSado algunas leyes
no Sc respetaban, 81 parte del
pueblo aplaudia la "teoria' del
'tibur6n que Sc bana pero sal
plea" cargucse la culpa a los
elementos directories, no a la
mayoria de los c%iudadanos.
ST ciertos gobernantes gasta-
ron ell dinero del tesoro publ
co en- su particular proVecho,
la responsabilidad no puede a
rrojarse Sobre ell pueblo, que
asqueado Y escandaliZadO su :
plera %proteStar.
Siendo honrados los de arrl-
ba, los de "abajo" Sc veran o.
bligadoS a imitarlos.
Esto quiere decir, NAL eXpli-
cado, que Ell Oral. Machado,
presidente de Cuba, para ha
cerse respetar como primer ma
gistrado de la republica, no ne
costa burlarse de la constitu-
cicn, nj aplicar leyes no escri-
tas, nj siquiera tratar con exec
silva dureza a Sus conciuiada-
nos delincuentes.
BESIDE que la republica Sc
tundara, en- 1902, ell pueblo
siempre anhel6 la direction de
los mejores hombres, de los
mas honrados, inteIigentes y
dem6cratas.
Palma era honrado; pero
toler6 Sc h~icieran "falsas" cleo
clones. Otros que lie siguieron,
no demostraron nj h0nFadez nj
J verdaderos sentimientos demo
craticos.
Tn presidente honrado y e.
nergico sin crueldad pu1o ma
berlo sido ell Gral. Machado.
lie bastaba con haber puesto
ejemplos Y pedir que fueran
reSpetados e imitados por to-
dos.
Con solo aplicar las leyes ri
guTosamente, hubiera endere-
"a 10 los torcidos rumbos admi-
nistrativos y cortado los abuses
de los ''personajes."
Su rectitud debi6 hacerle de-
sechar la violencia Y "defen-
der" su gobierno aplicando las
le.ges e imponiendo los precep-
tos constituencies.
Y sin j%uramentos "ante el al
tar de la patria," hubiera ser
V.do a Cuba, dandOle una adj
ministraci6n eficiente y homes
ta y un gobierno fuerte Y libe-
raj.
Pero quiso prorrogarse los
poderes y para conseguirlo 81
lenci6 la oposici6n, matando la
i'bertad de la Prensa; quiso
Sdisminuir ell nGmero de sus e.
nemigos polfticos y para To-
Hrarlo utilize las amenazas Y
la Violencia, matando ell dere-
rho del pueblo a expresar libre-
mente sus ideas.
Ell momento ha llegado de
cue por Cuba, por 81 mismo y
por los principles que inspira-
ran a los padres de la p~atria,"
! ell p~residente Machado Gamble
de rumbo y haga que su GO
bierno sea un gobierno LIBE-
RAJ, como ell pueblo 10 de
manda.
Todo8 los habitantes de YbOr
" West Tampa Green que Pal
metto Beach, junto al terra
plen y puente que lleva Ell nom
bre de Panfilo De N~arvaez, es
el lugar que Dios escogeria pa
La gaceta., 1930-01-08

Habana, Enero 8.-Continua
encarceiado eli j0ven Francisco
limGnez, que tra,ara de asesi.
mar aiui a su amante, Luz Ma
ria Borgas, pegandOle varios ga
rrotazos.
Dicese que el gobierno de los
Estados Unidos solicitara su ex-
tradition.
La gaceta., 1930-01-08
Sc ma contratado la orquesta
de Manoio Sanchez.

En- Ell bcllo teatro Casino d.
,Ybor conocido por la "bombc
nera', desfilara por su pantall,i
en- la tarde de hoy y por la NO
che, la preciosa p~elicula ti,ula
da: Shanghai Lady.
Esta cinta Sc proyectara tam
bien manana, en- las dos seccio.
mes.
La gaceta., 1930-01-08

AL Intervention de la moneda,
en- Washington, ha sido dirigi.
do un esLrito por ell Sr. J. G.,
Bright, de jacksonville, a'isten
It. secretario-tes0rero y super,
visor de la AImours Securities
inc.-una corporation con ca
pital de 5000, 600. 900, con Al
ffedo |. Du P0nt, de presiden-
Re Y E Ball, de Jacksonville,
yicepresldehte- %pidIendo sc le
conceda una cafta para el Flo.
rida National Bank de Tampa
con un capital It" 100000 y
una reserva 1e $l25,0oO.
Sc establecera el nuevo ban
co en- e. edifici que oeupaba 81
Banco de los Ciudadanos y va
Sc ha firmado hasta an contra.
TO de arrendamiento entire e.
La gaceta., 1930-01-08

Para Ell dia IS ha fiiado Ell
juez Dan j. Jones, de Chipley,
Ell iuicio final en- el plei 0 de los
propietario3 de Interplay contra
el Dis rio de Drenaje y la emf
La gaceta., 1930-01-08

Continuafa hoy el juicio de Ia
causa contra Sam A. Lamb. in
diVidub a quien acusa 81 fiscal
del condado de haber defrauda-
do $500, con cheques falsos al
banco Exchange National. J.:
session de aver por la tarde fl"
presidida por 81 iUcz PctteWay
acusando DIR. Pencke, asiatente
fiscal.
Prestaron declaraciones va
rois testi2os, hacienda cargos
ontIa Ct ucusado.
La defcnsa sc basara en- que
amb tiene tragtornadas 5us IA
aultades mentales.
Una comisi6n de alienistas
hubo de examinarlo, por orden
del juoz del cOndado, y en- su in
forme reconoce que el acusado
es "ment&Imente incompe en-
te".
La gaceta., 1930-01-08

Una reclamation de $4,000
estableci6 aver en- la corte del
circuito contra el Negociado de
Medicos y Dentistas de esia cir
dad, ell ST.. l.. A. gladden., cmple.
do en- tra5ajos de Rayos X pc.
un mGdico local.
Alcga gladden. que esa enti
dad ha publicado un informc
cia8ilicandoIO como financiera
mente irresponsible.
La gaceta., 1930-01-08
DE Los TRIBUNALES

! Fianza &c $1,000 senalo aver
81 juez Cornelius, de la corte del
condado, luego de un iuicio pre-
liminar, a Juan Gonzalez, pro
pietario Gel cafe Cuatro de Ju-
Ito, en- West Tampa, a quien Sc
acusa de ser ell dueno de una ca
sa de juego. Sc lie juzgara en- Ia
corte de 10 criminal.
A Juan Fernandez, que aparc
ce como administrator del jue-
go que fuucionaba en- csc cafe,
lie fue senalaGa fianza de $500
Ounce ndividuos que fueron
detenidoS junto con los anterio-
res, recobl dron su libertad por
no hber ptuebas en- Su contra.
Oyo en- julcio preliminar el
lueL COfnSlluS Il Ia ora. Jessie
Taylor y Harry Hagen. acusa
dos de possession de bebidas al
coh6iicas.
Ell homhre fue absuelto, por
falta de praebas y la mu.ier sera
juzgada. 81 quiere recobrar stt
libertad provisional tendra que
preetar fianza de $500.
La gaceta., 1930-01-08

Atendicrdo un escrito que l.
fuera Girigido por la Sra. Grace
r. Gaskill, John A. Bigger, II
Jones, +. l.. Raglan y w. A. Be'
nett, ell jGez del condado nom
bro aver una comision para que
examine a Asa j. GaSkill, SEN
tenciado q Is amos de preside
por el ase,inato de su hiio, Jo-
Sc +. Gaskill, EN- la noche del
pasddo % de julio.
Los dictionaries estiman que
el matador de su hijo tiene trae
tornadas sls facultades menta-
les.
Componen la comisi6n nom
brada por el juez y que debera
informar a este, los Ores. c. b
Fluker Y Frank I. Baker Y uns
enfcrmera graduada.
De ia opinion de los med'ro'
depenGe que Sc le envie a RAJ
ford o al asiio de dementes d.
Chattahoochce.
La gaceta., 1930-01-08

Servicio CabIegrsfico Especial
de Espana y Cuba
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-23
BASEBALL MEN
CLAIM BULLETS
FIRED AT THEM

WASHINGTON, June 23. U.P-
Hcinie sManush, Sam West and
Dave Harris, Washington outfield-
ers who We're "fired upon" during
the seventh inning of yesterdays
game with the Chicago White Sox,
took issue today with the statement
of police that "all of the shooting
was done by firecrackers."
The three ball players declared
emphatically they had heard the
whine of bullets and had seen the
dirt kicked up by the missiles with
in few feet of them. Harris said
he had heard three reports, which
"might have been made by u 30
rifle"
West and Manush also reported
having heard firing and sharp
whistling sound near their heads.
Club officials later located small
holes i'll the right field wall, but
they are at a loss to explain the
incident.
Police are skeptical about the
matter. Those in charge of the in
Vestigation assert they questioned
some small boys who admitted hav-
ing thrown some torpedoes. Few
fans at the game were aware of the
"shooting"
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-23
SEEK PAIR OF
SUSPECTS IN
PAVING GRAFT

LOS ANGELES, June %. up
Arrest of two suspects was said to
be near today as city officials con
tinued their investigation Of an al
tempt to alter a pu-,lic Improvement
ordinance that had been adopted by
the city council.
City Attorney L. p. Werner with
held the names of the pair but it was
said they were virtually the only
two who would have benefited by
the altered ordinance. If the tamp-
ering had gone undetectcd it would
have resulted in a paving material
monopoly for certain Los Angeles
companies, Werner said.
Suspicion was directed to the pair,
now being sought by check of all
persons who had access to the doeu-
mcnt before and after it was adopt
cd by the council. The changes
were discovered before Mayor John
c. Porter signed the ordinance and
it had not gone into effect.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-23
NAME CANCSTER
AS SLAYER OF
ALFRED LINCLE

CHICAGO, June 23. U.P)-Thc
combined agencies of law enforce
ment hunted suspect today in the
assa ssination of Alfred j. Lingle,
Chicago Tribune reporter, on trails
that led toward the powerful liquor
gang of George Bugs" Moran and
Joe Aiello, two of the "big four -
in Chicago racketeering.
The suspect hunted was James
!" Red' Forsythe, henchman of the
north side gang leaders and branded
a potential murderer" by circuit
Judge when he was arrested last
wear. Forsythe s name was the cen
tral figure of the investigation that
has aroused Chicago to new high
pitch in the last two weeks, was
given out by the "clearing house"
of agencies delving into the murder
after it had been printed in the Sun
day newspapers.
vinced that Forsythe was the
actual murderer of the reporter, the
authorities seemed hesitant about
advancing motive.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-23
MANY ACCIDENTS
BUT NONE FATAL
OVER WEEKEND
Motorists Have Numerous
Mix-Ups But Lady
Luck Is On Job.

Traffic accidcn~ ~ El Centre
and throughout tic county over the
week end resulted in many ears be
ing wrecked and several persons re
eeiving bruises and scratches, with
out, however, any fatalities being
recorded. A total of eight such ac
cidents was reported to the city
traffic officer or the office of the
state patrol, for some of which
many details are lacking.
At Ais o'clock, Saturday after
noon, ear belonging to Carlo
Chraves, Calexico, was found by
state traffic officers in wrecked
condition on the Calexieo highway
about three miles south of Ell Cen
tro. 1t has not been ascertained
who the driver of the car was at
the time of the accident, but Off.
GERS are certain that no other car
was implicated in the affair.
Jack Keep of Calexico, is suf
fering from cut over his right
eye as the result of smashup be-
tween his ear and that of p. S. Nc
Address, Hcbcr, near that city at
g o'clock Saturday morning.
|. Caballcro, Josephine Caballero
of FL Centre and Joe Aholguan, of
Brawlcy, sustained painful cuts
and abrasions as the result of an
accident which occurred about -four
and ono half miles south of Braw.
Icy at $50, Saturday night. Ac
cording TO the report of the, sacci
dent at the state traffic patrol
office, indications show that tn,
ear driven by Caballero, was going
too fast and did not havoc enough
room in which to pass a ear driven
by NJ. Edgar, of Brawley, with tho
result that the latter's car hit the
other machine with such force
that it was turned over into a mar
row pit.
AT 5:ij p. m, yesterday. coils
ion occurred between ears driven
by +. NJ. Henry, of Thermal and
T.. Hashem, of Calexico, at point
Continued on page s.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-23
STATEMENT BY
SANHUBER READ
AT COURT TRIAL

LOS ANGELES, June 23. UP)-
Confused and frightened by an en-
counter with Fred OcsterreiclI, hns-
band of his Illicit sweetheart, Otto
Sanhuber lunged and graplped with
him and in the struggle his gun was
discharged several times; accord
ing to the "attic mans" grand jury
transcript read at his murder trial
today.
Sanhuber's detailed narrative of
that night of August %, 1922 was
that he heard the Oesterreichs come
home and prepare to retire,
Then ensued violent argument
between the manufactures an d
Mrs. Oesterreich.
81 took the gun in my hand, came
out of my attic which adjoins Mrs.
Oesterreich's bedroom" Sanhuber
had testified, "crossed the bed
room to the landing and started
doorway whore / heard their voices.
81 suddenly saw L was confront
ing Oesterreich with gun in my
hand. He hadn't seen me since
years before that in Milwaukee and
he thought | had gone completely
out of their lives, / guess.
81 cannot describe the lock of
amazement that spread over his
face"
In the following struggle, the gun
went off, "once, twice-I can't re-
member how many times" Sanhub-
er's statement read.
Then he grabbed Mrs. Ocster-
reich and showed her into "A closet
Sanhuber declared, telling her at
the same time 'it must be burg
lars!" Retiring to the attick, San
huber testified he remained there for
a day and night, hearing police
make futile search of the house.
The reading of Sanhuber's grand
jury testimony was done by Super
Tor Judge Carlos Hardy.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-23
Replace Vessel
With New Ship

LOS ANGELES, June 23. U,D-
The steamer City of Honolulu, dam
aged by fire while lying at her
dock in Honolulu last month will
not be reconditioned, but instead II
new passenger liner will be built
to take its place.
This was the announcement here
today by Ralph j. Chandler, vice
president and general manager of
the Los Angeles Steamship Co. This
decision was reached after reports
of naval architects sent to Honolulu
to make a survey of the damaged
liner, had been studied, Chandler
said.
Insurance on the vessel will be
applied on the purchase price of a
new ship which will cost between
$6,oO0,oOo and $7,0O0,000, it was
stated.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-23
OF
INCACP FILE
DAMAGE ACTION

Los ANGELES, June %. U.P>-
Congo Pictures, Limited, today filed
in Federal court 1886 900 damage
suit charging that n concerted at
tempt had been made to ruin its
production. "lngagi,' famed goril-
la film.
Named as defendants in the ac-
tion were the motion picture pro-
ducers and distributors and certain
of its officers. including viii Hays
and Carl Milliken, and the National
Better business bureau and others.
The action claimed $365,000 for
asserted damage done to date and
s3,000,0o0 for exemplary or punitive
damages.
The suit contended that the Mo
tion Picture Producers and Distribu-
tors organization had, in effect,
banned the picture "by agreement -
although the association publicly
denied any such ban.
e 1t further claimed that the Ma
tional Better Business Bureau, Inc,
issu ed statements denouncing
"lngagi' as fake.
The complaint held that "Ingagi -
is entitled to the appelation of can
authentic record of African adven-
turc' because approximately nc
more than l5 per cent of the film is
studio made.
That Is per cent, it was said, was
the license granted every producer
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-23
Fierro Praised
By Lindbergh

ENGLEWOOD, n. j., June 23.
(U.H-Colonel Charles A. Lindbcrgh
was composed as usual yesterday in
spite of the excitement over the ar
rival of his son, and found time to
send telegram to the New York
offices of the United Press congrat-
ulating Colonel Roberto Fierro, Mex
lean aviator, on his nonstop flight
from New York to Mexico City.
The telegram read:
"Col. Ficrro's flight from New
York to Mexico City demonstrate
ed great personal ability and care
full planning. 1t adds another fine
achievement to the record of Mex
lean aviation"
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-23
OVER HUNDRED
CANDIDATESF0R
COUNTY OFFICE
Voters Have Long List To
Choose Officials From
At Primary.

Saturday afternoon at 5 O'Clock
was the dcadlinc for filing nomina-
tion papers by candidates for coun-
ty offices in the office of the coun-
ty clerk, and this morning the COM
plete list of such candidates was
released by c. G. Mousseau, county
clerk.
This list comprises 106 names of
such candidates who offer them.
selves to the electors of Imperial
County at the approaching August
26 primaries. The Press offers this
list to its readers for their convent
cnce.
The following are the candidates
for office in the county:
County Clerk-Edward II. Law.
Sheriff-Charles l.. Gillett (in-
.cumbent), George L. Campbell, Fred
II. Fargo, John Mason, Calvin g..
Mousseau, Charles 4. Nice, Tom
Potts and George l.. Pulliam.
County Recorder-Bird f. Hobby
(incumbent), Claude S. Conner, and
Evelyn B. Westerfield.
County Auditor-Walter d. Ga
rey (incumbent).
County Treasurer-Josephine M.
Adair Gncumbcnt), George Varncy
Tax Collector-Nont j. Reid (in-
cumbent).
Assessor-Frank G. Weir, Daniel
West.
District Attorney Elmer w.
Head (incumbcnt, Ernest r. Ut
ley.
County Coroncr-IIarry Z. Bow
man, Frederick w. Peterson, and A.
r. Underwood.
Public Administrators p. Will
liams (incumbent), ID. F. HARRISON.
of Echools-Corneli
us b. Collins, c. r. Prince, Kathryn
Watts.
County Survcyor-Henry J. Burk
(incumbent). Yanccy II. Poe.
Justice of the peace, CaleXico
township, first supcrvisorial district
w. II. Lorenz (incumbent).
Justice of the peace, FL Centre
township, second supcrvisorial dis
trict-lsaac Mayficld (incumbent).
Jutsice of the peace, Imperial
township, thlrd superVlsorlal district
C. II. Hawkins (incumbent), i,
Frank Graham, and f. r. Lindsey.
Justice of the peace, Westmorland
township, fourth supcrvisorial dis
trict--F. I. Cook (incumbcnt), Una
Il. Bailey, Ike r. Mansker and Eta
NJ. Thompson.
Justice of the peace, Brawley
tawaship, fpmtli supervisoriaf dis
trict-.H. Il. Griffin (incumbent), =,
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