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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-15
a MEXICAN UNIVERSITY never had

Totals. y 80 Totals. 10
Referee-Joe MITCHELL. Umpire-Tom Ford. |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-15
Eastern Ca

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Referee-Mr. Keppel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-15
REAL BATTLE DUE
AT COLLEGE PARK
Invaders Won Last Year by
a Point-DuqueSne, Winner
Over A. IT,, Plays C. U.

ORMER Washington high
r. school players are expected
/ to play a big part in the
La gaceta., 1931-10-01
LA PRODUCTION DEASEP-
TlEMBRE SUPERB A LA
DE AGOSTO n

Las fabricas de Tabaco he
tampa produieron en- Septiem-
bre 35,795,2 09 tabacos, o sea,
GOO, 600 mas sobre la prcducI
ci6n de Agosto, pero 800, 900
menos que Ell total producido en-
el miSmo mes de Septiembre del
pasado ano.
Los observadores expertos de
la industrial tabacalera de Tam
pa consideran que esta produc-
ci6n eS mas que satisfactoria 81
Sc tiene en- cuenta ell hecho de
que los fabricantes de toda la
naci6n estan operando a un 30 o
10 por ciento menoS de 10 nor
La merma productora del
pals es ~aproximadamente de I'M
10 por ciento por bajo de la del
La gaceta., 1931-10-01
.OTRA ACUSACION CONTRA
ROY C. CURRY

Ell diputado MCGEE obtuvo aver
del juez del condado, Sr, Corne-
Illus, una orden de prisi6n con-
ira Roy C. Curry, individuo a
quien acusa De haber tornado
parte en- ell robo de la GAIA de
caudales de Webster Daniels Co.
situada en- ell numero 1913 de la
Gale de Franklin.
Curry fu6 identificado por ell
serene de esa comlpania como
uno de los hombres contra los
cuales 81 hizo fuegO.
Otro de los cOmplicados en- ell
case, Herman Waters, de Port
Tampa, que fuera herido en- un
costado, desde hace algunos dias
La gaceta., 1931-10-01
PIeitos y DIVORCES

Corte Federal: A. NJ. Ander-
son. recibidor del Primer Ban
co Nacional de st. Petersburg,
contra Allie Goodwin Weihman,
una viuda.
Corte del Circuito: H. G. Dan
zey contra Dora Danzey; Alfred
Smith contra Effie Smith
James Grisson, por medic de su
amigo y padre George W. Girls
La gaceta., 1931-10-01
LONDOS RECONOCIDO co
MO CAMPEON

St. Louis, Oct. Eel Conf,
te de Campeonatos de la Asocia-
ci0n Nacional de Luchas, en- ell
reunion afectuada aver, recono
ci6n Nacional de Luchas, Ell
Como Campe6n Mundial, orde-
nandole que depositara $4,000
dentro de 10 dias como garantia
de que luchara dentro de sci
La gaceta., 1931-10-01

pasado ano, pero Tampa ha es-
tado produciendo mas del pro-
medic general calculado.
A mas de clio, la industrial
~tabacalera es una que abarca to-
dos los pueblos y villas del pals.
Los tabacos de Tampa Sc VEN
den en- todos los Iugares Y son
mas susceptibles a la preferen-
ella de las transacciones de nego-
clos.
Ell montante de tabacoS de a
clnco centavos va en- considera-
BILE aumento debido a la depre-
sion y porque ell nuevo tamano
de a cinco centavos, adoptado en-
el pasado mes de enero, esta pro
curando mayor negocio.
Ell ndmero de los tabacos cos
tosoS esta bajando.
Tampa fabric6 mas de 5000,
900 de tabacoS de a medic duran
tie ell mes; 100000 para vender
a 4 por 25 centavos; 13,9l0,0 900
para venta de Is a Is centavos;
4,7lS,000 para venderse a 20
centavos eada uno y 1866 a un
precio mayor de 20 centavos ca !
da uno.
Ell Gobierno de los Estados
Unidos percibi6 $155.572.
La gaceta., 1931-10-01

. DEL PUERTO

Bolo una embarcaei6n mayor,
Is motonave nicaragiense Whip
pie, Sc hizo a la mar en- ell dia de
aver. Dirigese al puerto de AL
varo Obregon, MEXICO, donde
cargara bananas.
Arribaron aver los vapores
americanoS Margaret, Polarine
y Cuba. El primero viene a car
gar fosfato para Baltimore, ell
segundo a descargar gasolina y
ell tercero trajo correspondent
ella, pasajeros Y carga.
La gaceta., 1931-10-01

A 1aVOr Ter A-dano T. r..
Strickland, de Moultrie, Ca, un
tenedor re bonos, ell juez fede-
raj Akerman rindi6 aver una
decision obligando a la ciudad
de Sarasota "a pagan con todos
los fondos que tenga en- su no.
der, o los suficientes para los
efectos de la sentencia, la suma
de $1O,955, reclamada por ell
primero."
Strickland pidi6 ell apoyo de la
corte por negarse la ciudad a die
tar medidas que favorecieran la
redenci6n de los bon0s por era
emif1dos.
La gaceta., 1931-10-01

Apreclando las a~prumadoras
pruebas ell juez Parks ordeno un
veredfcto a favor de Ia Deta-
more.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-25

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-25

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-07
The Wrong Time

Perhaps the unemployed and the despairng
farmers will be cheered by the announcement that
the administration has decided to build bigger navy
Perhaps the American taxpayers, who are wondering
how they can make up the annual federal deficit of
billion dollars, will be pleased by the prospect of
more crushing burden.
Perhaps the Europeans. who had supposed that
Hoover was working for disarmament will be en-
couraged by Americas renewed preparations for war
But we doubt it.
In fact we can think of no news which will have a
more depressing effect upon an already discouraged
world
1t would be a mistake however, to get panicky
over this latest Hoover bunder Probably it will not
materialize For it is thing for the administration
to plan such folly and another thing to put it over on
the American people.
Certainly there times when Americans can he
sold the idea of bigger navy and preparation for
war. But that time is not now-unless we miss orr
guess.
AT this moment the people are discovering to their
horror the cost Of the last war They are discovering
that the present world depression-he disocation of
industry, the mad initiation followed by inevitable de-
Hatlon the overexpansion of factory production and
agriculture, the wping out of vast stock and land
values the enforced cancellation of debts and invest
mentS-are results chiefly of the World war.
Maybe in later years we shall forget Maybe the
young generation be made to swallow the old lie
that there is profit in war and peace in ornaments
But not now At least for year or So until we pet
back on our feet we Americans are not ant tn crave
another debauch