davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-13
WAR MOTHERS WILL
OBSERVE FLAG DAY

Flag day will be observed by Mar
ion county chapter, American War
Mothers, at its regular meeting
Tuesday in the Y. w. G. A. Fol-
lowing the short business meeting,
with Mrs. Ralph E. Remington
presiding, musical program will
be given by James Anderson, vio-
linist, accompanied by his mother,
Mrs. D. A. Anderson.
Albert Stump, attorney, ex-service
man, will speak. The program is
in charge of Mrs. Emma j. Strobel,
patriotic chairman, and Mrs. H. S.
REYNOLDS, program chairman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-13
Daily Recipe
SCALLOPED SALMON

1 pound can salmon e
cups)
2 tablespoons butter or
other fat
2 tablespoons -four
4 IL cups milk
81 teaspoon salt
1 cup buttered bread
crumbs
Break the salmon into
pieces and remove the bones.
Prepare a sauce of the fat,
-four, milk and salt. Place a
layer Of the salmon in the
bottom Of q creased baking
dish, add come Of the sauce,
then another layer of salmon,
and so on until all the ingre-
dents are used.
Cover the top with buttered
bread crumbs and bake in a
moderate oven until the sauce
bubbles up and the crumbs
are brown.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-13
Announce MQrrinGe

Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Butler an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Catherine Butler, to Her.
schel W. Hunt on Jan. 80 at Green
field. ERr. and Mrs. Hunt are at
home at 1884 Haverford avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-13

Come on you Contest enthusiasts.
If you want to get part Of the $500
that is going to be GIVEN AWAY,
this is the easiest money you ever
had a chance to win. Complete de-
tails in this paper today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-13
O. K. S350,000 LOAN

= ~ ACCOMPLISHMENTS WIZ h1IUW
County to Boost Fund.
State tax commissioners have au-
thorized a temporary loan for Mar
ion county of $S5o,OOO, the money to
go into the general fund until tax
time. A 100000 Indianapolis
municipal bond issue was author
lied for street resurfacing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-13

Top row Cleft to right)-Law-
renee Roth, Melvin Phillips,
James Cox, Basil Reiss, Don Work
man, Harry Coyle.
Second Row-Marjorie Phillips,
Helen wheel, Mary Barnaby,
Margaret Wicker, Dorothy Tucker,
Vera Duvall.
Third Row-Sarah Greene, Ger
aid Dawson, Willard Edwards,
Evening star., 1932-01-07


and in of
I.P a 44O $1,000
fee tot it
ayandeco of fmoc
of
In
Evening star., 1932-01-07
*LP Steu1art lr'C announces The opening of modern
NEW SALES AND SERVICE BUILDING


Ito onsureh eworkma
andad
heroofha nutlze provide parking for rScars
republic Of
PontiacO ndandal makes ofcars.
weeand throughout You
will
all
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-19
TARRAHT TO
WILDCAT on
RESERVATION

II. G. TaFranf, independ-
emit operator, was this week
authoritativveIy reported 70
have taken over the BROWN
ing Development Company's
wildcat on the eastern edge
Of the Blachfeet indian res
ervation, with plans made
for commencement Of drill
ling IN April.
Location Is a short distance
west Of the B. & II. producer,
which has 1900 feet Of OF in the
hole from a sand at z7ss The
B. 4 II well is to be placed on
steady production In the spring.
This district Is expected to be
he scene at intense activity thin
spring. with thick sands eEKsx
ng the prospect az large Drodne-
sra and with higher OF prices 70.
gagde6 aa assured
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-19

Although Il has long been .
subject a debate. the belief has
been quite general that the Va
malta sand Is part Of the Ellis
and equivalent to tho "Crum-
ley sand" OF Kevin-sunburst. It
is now definitely established as
the same horizon as that called
Basko0 sand by @. G. Howard
in the sweetgrass Halls. It is not
the Sunburat sand and It is not
the Ellis sand Of Kevin-sunburst
It is sand that is not present
on the top Of the main Kelvin
sunburst structure
THE base OF the Lower Gre
tace0us is placed in most Of
the wells at the base 81 q med
ium-grained sand (the vanalta oil
SANDY lying just above the umy
shales or shales containing glau-
conite that the writer has assign
ed to the Ellis. This sand Is
placed in the Lower Cretaceous
rather than in the Ellis since
it generally contains carbona-
ceous fragments"
Shown as 'Nose"
A map Of the Red COulee
field in the new publication shows
merely q nose" rather than a
FULLY enclosed structure. No
south closure Is shown and all
production appears below the
L7004foot contour. The strnc-
uraI condition is described as a
gCcneinusd on Page Fivel
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-19
TEXAS COMPANY Will
PAY PRICE Of LARGEST
BUYER AT SUNDURST
AbOIishes Ohio Posted Price, But Tnter-na-
ti0naI Superintendent Denies Texas
VIII Post Price

With spring at hand and storage tanks nearly empty,
Northern Montana operators talking of stepping up
production and of possible price increases.
Runors that international Refining company. THE
Texas company was about to post a field price in
Kevn-Sunburst met with denial from T. J. Landry, SUI
perntendent.
international Refining company viii after April
pay price for crude oil in KevinSunburst field based
upon the average of the posted prizes of the international
Refining company and Ohio Oil company instead of up
on the posted price Of Ohio Oil company alone as here
tofore, Mr. Landry announced This announcement
made to producers and other sellers of OIL the basis
Of the rumor.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-19

the Sweetgrass Hills may
be q completion inside Of
the next two weeks.
Hole has been made to paHI
1900 feet. with the sA Inch cas-
ing carried to 1865.
Production is expected at ap-
proximately 5000, in horizons
where a well drilled lower on
structure found high-pressure
gas and below which q thick oil
sand was cored.
The first we'll was lost through
inaIbility to case off water from
an upper sand. The well now
drilling has followed a casing
program which viii enable a thor
Ough test Of all sands without
water trouble, it is believed.
Completion OF this well as a
Iarge-volume producer Will put
The STANDARD Of California. for
he first time, in a position tol
AXE q leading place IN the Mon
ana marketing situation. since
I now controls most Of the &C
-eage on this structure.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-19
CHALK BUTTE
DONE TO GET
DRILL TEST

n. 4. A1Oorebead and 9TH
ers have started q wildcat I'm
Carter county, I'm the exc
trcme southeastern part Of
Montana, on what is known
as the Chalk Butte struc-
ture.
Location is in sWA sWA
Section s6-4s-57E. Hole has been
made TO $50 feet. It is planned TO
land string Of IN Inch pipe
on top Of the Judith River sands.
District in which the well is
drilling is regarded favorably but
has had little work due to the
high cost OF operation. because
OF poor roads. distance from
and general 'bad-land'
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-19
r Jesee Montana Crude Market Changes


This Is the birthanx Of 6on-
tans OIL & Mining Joarnai.
With this issue the Asontama
Oil a Mining Journaa rounda
out it's ELEVENTH year.
Next Saturday win see Vol
ume IL. No. i. startling tar
TWELFTH year Of aar parsses-
patton IN the oil ana mlnan@
development Of the Tssasnrs
state.
Flowers and briehbats are
in order
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-19
At Last : Here's What Oh
Men Do In Winter Timel

During the summer months most regular OH men
do lot of fishing. What do they do in the zgsutek
timer This question, Eich has ogitated the minds Of
many zVh0 should haze been employed IN thinking aboat
something else has at last been aath0yativeIy GmszegYed
THEY HAZE CAT POOLSl
At least that is the set forth by the gyocsos
Mr. Daniel Milestone, a0b0 edits the CIT Bank Pioneer
Press" In his atest Issue Mr. milestone saysba let
him tell 1t:
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-19
VANALTA OIL HORIZON
IN BORDER FIELD SAID
TO BE KOOTENAI SAND
Canadian Department Of Mines Survey OF
Red COuIee Field DisprOves Theory
Of Ellis Production

The producing horizon in the Border-Red CouIee
field is basal Kooenai sand and not the Ellis sand as
has been generally accepted by Monana-Alberta opera
tors.
This statement is positively made by the Geological
Survey of Canada in a report by C. S. Evans on Milk
River Area and the Red CouIee Oil Field
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-19
ON
N|HITLASH IS
HELD BRIGHT

Performance OF the discOv-
cry well in the WhitIash
field in the sweetgrass HllIs
10 exceeding expectations Of
even the most sanguine. ac-
cordIng 70 w. A. Paterson,
heed Of the Western Natural
Gas Company, owner Of the
well.
due to adverse conditions,
lack Of storage and other fac
tors. we have been able to make
only one S0-day test, but that
showed the well as good for 90
barrels daily Of high-gravity oil. |"
Paterson said.
This test was from January
is to February is. The well av-
sraged slighgtIy more than 81
barrels but we have discount
ID this to allow for the oil in the
hole when the test started"
Much greater production Is ex-
1eeted in the sunburst sand.
'hortIy to be tested BY another
veil. Paterson said.
While In Great Falls during
he week he pointed out that this
district has thicker sands-po-
ential oil reservoirs-than any
lther district in northern Mon
ana. promising large and long
Ived producers when the essen
lei structural conditions are
ound.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-19

Inere - g wen DEFINED plan
being sponsored BY Independent
operators Of Alberta to pipe
Alberta waste gas 70 the neigh
boring province. although the
plan to pipe part Of Edmonton's
reserves westward has been de-
finiteIy blocked.
Another group e drilling for
gas IN the southwest corner Of
Saskatchewan. in the woodpile
couIse-s signal hin district. hop
Ing to develop snomsh Gas on in
ternationai strncfnrea 70 supply
this same markst.
tcsmalnsaa sa fasa vswg
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-19

. The price Of Kelvin -aunbarst
crude is today 81 per barrei. Thls
Is the price being paid BY lead
Ing buyers aithough there Is no
definitely posted" price IN the
field. Ohio Oil company having
witIhdrawn ita posted pTlca aev-I
eraI months ago, rsgHagng TO Buy
any oil other than under its con
tracts. Belief that International
Refining company would post the
price. since 1t is today the princi-
pal buyer, has been expressed BY
Montana operators ever since
Ohio withdrew it's posted price.
Storage on low
II is understood that Interna-
tiOnal has cleaned up most Of
its storage oil. Maple Leaf Re-
timing company is running on
storage oil but has only a small
amount remaining. There Is no
great amount OF oil in storage in
Kevin-sunburst and should spring
requirements be equal to the
1884 business. refiners viii need
more oil than the 1000 barrels
the field Is now producing daily.
Pondera Tanks Dry
Pondera field has no storage
oil save $4,000 barrels held BY.
aulton Petroleum corporation,
scoutinued on Page Five,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-19
REGINA SURE OF NATURAL GAS
FROM ONE Of FOUR PLANS Of
CANADIAN AMERICAN GROUPS
Wells Being Drilled At Saskatoon, North
Of Havre, Southern Alberta And Near
Opheim For North Project

That the city Of Regina is going to have gas
before the end Of the present assured with
four different projects afoot for the construction gas lines
into Regina Mocsejaw and Saskatoon.
well being drilled by the municipality Of Saskatoon
within the city limits involving expenditure Of perhaps
$4,000 that Cys contribution TO the effort to get
natural gas
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-19
ROADS SOF TENED
BY SPRING THAW

Melting Of a heavy snowfall,
win two-incb or greater moisture
content. has resulted in rendering
practically all north Montana
dirt roads impossible.
Travel in the OIL fields Is pos
sTble only on graveIed highways
and scarcity Of these has proven
ted drilling during the week on
many wells in the more iaoiassd
districts.
Conditlons are expected 70 be
back 10 aoEmsi IN aheut re aay&
unless shero q additional moiss
turs.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-19

All such topics as the cold
weather, recClIections Of the WIN
ter when the snow was IS feet
deep in Glacier Park. tbs pros
peetive lamb crop and-of course
the depression--were side
tracked at the RoundtabIe con-
6erencez at the Cut Bank hotel
this week. They we're All showed
into a blind siding by the excit-
ing developments In the Cat.
Pool"
Last week the official hotel
cat. Aimee. was a prospective
mother. Discussion tanned up at
the ROundtabIe conference as to
probable number Of kittens that
might be expected to arrive
recalling gas well pools
and their dfverting results, G.
s. Frary. chairman Of the con-
ference. suggested that a pool be
organized. This bright idea was
seized upon with avidity and IA
tickets were placed In a hat with
two complimentary ones Is and
30.
The drawing was conducted ac-
,ording to Hoyle and the Mar
luis Of Queensbury and al
'teadied themselves for the
contisued On PAGE Fivel
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-19
IA ecu con WELL
ON TOP OF SAND

Oregon-AfcCu tchson-B erthelote-
No. /. on the Berthelote structure
east Of Kevin-sunburst. b report
ed on top Of the sunburst sand.
drilling on lost bailer. a few feet
shove the horizon in which oil is
expected.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-19
OT WILDCAT
DRILLING Ar 5000

Golden Valley OH comDany's
wildcat on Belmont Dome. in
Golden valley county. central
Montana. Is drilling at 5000
feet with easing run to shut
or cave az 9ego. Hole b re-
ported q BE- bostomsd in one
Kootsnns soation. TIE DaRoaa
At ss1o wms afy. t.oeaason Is ia
sW sEA sEM 2s-sNasH
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-19
CEDAR CREEK TEST
READY TO RESU

H w Mcdonald ct al are pre-
pairing to resume their test on the
Cedar Greek anticiine. in Fallon
county, adjacent to the North
Dakota lire. The well, in swA
Sec. 2s-sN-e0E. Is cleaning ont
At 1882 feet with 81 inch cas-
ing cemented at 1850.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-19
JACK CREEK TEST
TO BE Re LED

Jack Creek oil Combany. Wild
eating on the Jack Greek struc-
ture, east Of Golden Dome apd
Dry Greek. has lost its hole at
1895 feet, Rig has been skidded
and new hole viii be started,
ia NEA SEX Section 15-7s-2SE.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-19

NEW TEST on
TWIN RIVER

No further progress is reported
from the Twin River well. on the
Alberta side Of the Montana Dor
der. along the east side Of the
Montana border. along the east
edge Of the sharp-dip area q the
Rocky Mountains. This ven had
a considerable aznount Of oil but
deeper driliane brought no added
production. Thers haa been some
question shout the amount Of tha
showing and the kollowins state
ment BY Glen N. Ruby. president
Of Nordon CoFEoration. Ltd, cf
Los Angeles. gives the true sta
tus Of this interesting wildcat:
Regarding the Twin Riv-
er well. we are somewhat
puzzled to know why Il has
not performed better. I was
present last November when
II was first drilled in ana
saw oil hailed at the rate
Of $50 barrels per day with
out lowering the oil level.
II was depeened some goo
feet and bottom water was
encountered about 40 on SO
feet below the top Of the
lime.
TN the various cementing
operations for the excluaion
OF bottom water, II seems
quite probable that the oil
zone was alone cemented
off, and am advised By
the Parc0 company that they
now expect TO shoot the oil
zone in order TO recover the
original flow.
"on account Of the great
unconformity between the
Madison lime and the over
lying Jurassic sediments,
there Is q strong possibility
that the well is located near
the edge Of the real struc.
ture, and am urging the
Parco company TO try to To-
cate the real high" by ge-
ophysical methods. II Is al
most paradoxical that the
first wen drilled on any
limestone structure does not
tap the best part OF the
gCoasinued on Pags EIveD
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-19
WILDCAT ON EAST
BRlDER RESUE S

Midland OF Syndicate has re-
sumsd drilling st 900 feet in
its wildcat on sw sWA NwH
See. 2a-ss-13M on what 10
known a. tbs East nrfassr strue-
ture in Carbon county. southern
Abonfana
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-19
T0M WILDCAT
DRILLS PAST 200

Capitol on & Gas company Is
reported stiil drilling in its Wild
cat near winston in Broadwater
coumtg. south Of Hsiena n q
Ehivmineralssad district. Hois
haa been made 70 past s,oee fest
E.oeatsen b IA smM NwM Sec
7~sM1m.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-19
UTOPIA TEST
NEAR TOP OF
PAY HORIZON

Standard of California s
test on Utopia structure in
the Sweetgrass Hills may
be q completion inside Of
La gaceta., 1932-08-25
Sc TEMIO QUE IN BUQUE
SUECO FUERA \ ATACAR
A LA HABANA

Habana, agosto % Tn bu-
que sueco Sc present6 hace pc
COS dias frente a la oalle de Ger
|vasio y por creGrse Sc trataba
de un buque mistericso ,tropas y
|policias Sc congregaron en- eI
Malec6n y varios aeroplanos We
laron sobre ell barcu.
Aconteci6 que ell captain de.
"Teodoro" hizo que sus HON
bres anclaran el ba,co, en- espe.
ra de 6rdenes, siendo este el mo.
1.-Two de que Sc lie declarara sos.
pechoso y Sc tomaran precaucio.
mes.
La gaceta., 1932-08-25
SANJURJO A
MUERTE
PENA DE TREINTA AMOS
AL r

Madrid, agosto 25.-El gene
raj Jose Sanjurjo, que hace po-
COS dias Sc rebelara contra la
Republica, fue condenado hoy a
muerte por una sala del tribu-
nal supreme, compuesta por ma
gistrados civiles y jefes del eier
,citO.
FL tribunal pas6 90 horas de-
liberando. Ono de los acusados
en- compahia de Sanjurjo, ell ge-
neral Herranz, fue condenado a
80 amos de prisi6n, Y ell teniente
coronel Esteban Infante, a 20
amos.
La absoluci6n del captain JUS
to Sanjurjo, hijo del general,
fu6 aprobada por todos los ma
gistrados.
Embellishments ell abogado
de la defensa anunci6 que apela-
ra de la sentence que estima es
una desgracia para ell gobierno
y ell pals.
Asegurase que Sc pedira la
intervention de Francia en- ia
vor de Sanjurjo, por ostentar
este la Cruz de la Legion de Ho-
nor.
La policia y la guardia civil
presta vigilancia en- los puntos
estrategicos de la ciudad, por
temerse que puedan surgir des-
6rdenes, provocados por los mo
narquicos.
Los socialistas verificaron
una manifestation frente a Ia
Casa del Pueblo, que fu6 disuel-
ia por la policia.
La gaceta., 1932-08-25
HAY EN- ESPANA MAS MU-
JERES ELECTORES QUE
HOMBRES

Madrid, Agosto 25.-Las eli
fras del censo revelan una sitLa
ci6n desagradable para los HON
bres de Espana, por cuanto en-
I'm conjunto de IS millones de
electores, hay 100000 mujeres
mas que hombres.
Pero este no es TODD. No solo
las muieres componen un nucleo
mayor que los hombres, sino que
en- cada una de las 50 capitaleS
de provincial, con la exception
de Lugo, ell sexo d6bil tiene mas
fuerza que ell fuerte, numerical
merte hablando.
En- Madrid las mujeres exec
den a los hombres en- I'm 16% Y
en- Barcelona en- ua 1919.
En- Galicia y Santander, don
de las muJereS tEApalan muchas
horas en- ell CAMS, elias superan
a los hombres en- nGmero.
Lo- socialistas, responsables
en- parte de la vigorosa posici6n
del nUevo regimen, Green necesa
rio para su plan de un estado mo
derno cue la muier tenga iguales
derech5 IS que ell hombre.
Ahora la mujer, que Sc dice es-
ia aominada por la iglesia, pro,
bablen ante votara contra los pre-
ceptos socialistas. Este es unc
de los factories que han hecht
aplazar las elecciones generates
La gaceta., 1932-08-25
SRSETIRO A DELIBERAR
~ T2IBUNAL QUE DYE
RIA LAS PRUEBAS CON-
IRA Ell GRAIL. SANJURJO

Madrid, Agosto 25.-El tribu
nal compuesto por ocho magls-
trados civiles y militares esta de
liberando para resolver que pc
ma debe ser impuesta al Graz.
Jose Sanjurjo, director de la Ill
TINA fracasada revuelta de Sew
la.
Las evidencias contra csc ge-
neral, ex-jefe de la guardia CT
vii, Y contra ell Oral, Herranz, tie
niente coronel Infante y ell CAPT
tan Justo Saniurjo, hijo del pri-
nero, fueron presentadas aver.
Los abogados de la defensa
demandaron compassion, expo
niendo motives atenuantes de la
conducta de los pr9esados.
Ell fiscal, en- un energico dis
curse, pidi6 al tribunal Impulse
"a la Ultima pena a Sanjurjo Y
cadena perpetua a sus compli-
ces, por cuanto Sc rebelaron en-
armas contra ell gobierno de la
R~peublica, faltando a schemes
j%uramentos que habfan hecho.
Mantuvo el fiscal que Sanjur-
jo perseguia ell prop6sito de res
taurar ell antique gobierno mo-
narquico y que sus ideas son con
trarias a la Repdblica, aunque
fingiera simpatizar con ella.
Uno de los magistrates del
tribunal tuvo que ser sustituido,
a peticion suya, por cuanto su
hija esta pedida en- matrimonio
por ell captain Sanjurjo.
La defensa del teniente coro-
mel Esteban Infante aleg6 que
este hubo de limitarse a cumplir
las ordenes de Sanjurjo, como
las cumpliera cuando escolto a la
familia del rey, ell ano pasado.
La gaceta., 1932-08-25
HUELVA QUIERE PERTENE
GER A

Madrid, Agosto 25.-Una pc
tici6n Sc ha dirigido al gobier-
no, por valiosos elementos de
Badajoz, Huelva y Caceres, pa
ra que de la region andaluza Sc
separe la provincial de Huelva y
Sc la una con Badajoz y Caceres
para integrar la region extreme
ma.
Las Camaras de Concrete de
esas provincias han sido convo-
cadas a una reunion para estu-
diar el asunto y creese que re-
comendaran al gobierno Sc de-
crete la separation.
La gaceta., 1932-08-25
MENSAJE DE PESAME A
WILLIAM GONZALEZ

Habana, agosto 25.-Varios
mensajes de pesame Sc han en-
viado desde aqui a William +.
Gonzalez, que fuera ministro dc
los EstadGs Unidos en- Cuba,
'con motive de haber fallecido
su esposa, en- Columbia, la CAPT
tai de Carolina del Sur.
Gonzalez es descendiente de
una familia Guiana establecida
desde hace muchos amos en- Ca
rolina del Sur, donde posee Ell
Importance diario Columbia
State.
La gaceta., 1932-08-25
ARRESTADOS EN- IOWA 6
HUELGUISTAS

Council Bluffs, Iowa, agosto
25.-Una grave situaci6n pre-
valecf en- Ell sector afectado por
la huelga de los campesinos, que
demandan mas altos precios por
sus productos.
Anoche fueron detenidos GO
huelguistas en- un encuentr0 con
icien diputados del sheriff.
Los campesinos todavia man.
tienen la Ygilancia en- la caKe-
terra mum. Il, la principal.
Durante lanoche Ell sheriff es-
tableci6 una guaSdia especial al