davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1932-04-29
"TN sol UCIONAR Ell CON
FLICTO TABACALERO

Habana, Abril 29,-Luego
de la carta proposition del ie-
e de la policia judicial y de la
e 1l'.a de LIS tabaqueros, la 81
tuaci6n Sc mantiene en- calma
y la hue'ga de los tabaqueros
cortinda en- pie.
Los torcedores han recibidO
tolegramas de djferentes pobla
clones de la Isla, felicitando-
los por haber ~rechazado las re
comendaciones del ST.. Fors.
La gaceta., 1932-04-29
TEATROS
CASINO

Una de las mas emocionan.
ties y originates cintas sobre es
"enas del oeste. es la que ac-
tualmente Sc esta exhibiendO
IN este teatro bajo ell titulo de
"Deadline," con ell intr6pido
Buck Jones.
En- ell programa de hoy tam
ben Sc exhibe la divertida CO.
media Forgotten Women"
con Marion Shilling Y Rex
Bell. FL tema de esta pelicula
es la historic de una t%elefonis-
ia de hotel ansiosa de encon-
trar "marido."
La gaceta., 1932-04-29
LA OPOSICION AL PROYEC-
TO DE LEY DE LAS FAR
MACIAS

Habana, Abril 29.-Aumen
Ia la oposicion contra Ell pro-
veto de ley que favorece a las
farmacias y q~erjudica grandc-
mente a las soc;edades regio-
males.
Nuevas protestas Sc han
presentado al presidente de la
Repub'i lea contra csc proyecto
de ley, Y dicese que ell Oral.
Machado las a+o~Aora, eyit2n
do la ruina de las s,c;edades
oapanolas.
La gaceta., 1932-04-29

Las "trampas'' pasaran 81
para las mesas de los coiegios
n nombrados hombres "debi-
Il s., ddctiles, de esos que ante
ponen 81 amistad por un can
Edidato. 0 81 amor" por varios
Iccntenares de pesos, a sus de
tberas como ciudadanos .conse-
|cgentes e imparciales.
> JOS insplctores Y secreta-
rios sc haran "bri}lantes" ofEe-
I~imientos Y para re2istir Ell ma
dehra ser buscados ciudadan0s
.dip9os. no homhres capaces de
".c'!snarse" los bolsillos 0 de
I"se.rSr l< ojos" para que los
49, etjd0res" cumplan su mi
sion.
La horaHe evitar que Ell "des.
La gaceta., 1932-04-29
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

MEXICO ell dia 20 de Mayo, ami
versario de la fundacion de la
Repdb'ica de Cuba, con ell fin
de tomar parte en- las fiestas
que ALI Sc celebraran.
Ell Presidente MachaGo ha
dado porm'so para ell vuelo,
que haran los photos Herrera,
Alfonso Y Menier.
La gaceta., 1932-04-29
MURIO Ell EX-pICTADOR
DE LA

Paris atril ga lasedad de
ga anoa fallesi6 aqui hoy eI ge-
neral tbosi Francisco Uriburi,
leader de la revolution argent
ma de 1890 y presidente provi-
SIGNAL hasta Ell pasado 20 de fe-
brero. Falleci6 Uriburu despues
de una operation de Glceras en-
ell est6mago que sc lie practica-
"a ell sabado ultimo.
La gaceta., 1932-04-29

I'm r0mOr
Sc hacen preparativos ror los
hombrss Que dirigen la podero-
% Association La CoIumna, para
ceIebra con IN briIIante festi-
val, en- su finca de recreo, ell ter
Ger aniversario de Su fundacion,
one Sc curple el dfa % del mes
de mayo.
Tres orquestas seran contra
.tadas.
S0rrresas y IN prOgrama He
no de extracrdinarios incenti-
.tns.
La gaceta., 1932-04-29
DE ITALIA


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l." o'S'lI'l'u'loh Ell 81 tranS"'
ie'i''"'i''e'o NO Sc ',r'o"Se
'''o"i'''H'e "a depression ecoho-
'''''", S'"o !" comp ''''ei" que
alRui'oS iuPar'S preSehta as
La gaceta., 1932-04-29
-
NueUO Club

NueUO Club
Sc ha tornado ell Club "The
Ritz Pep, integrado por todos
los empleados del teatro Ritz.
Su p~residente 10 es Johnny
Delgado, j6ven muy estimado
EN- nuestros circulos que goza
de Fs alta estimation de la colo
MIA latina.
Al frente de Ia SecretaAa y
Tesoreria Sc halla la linda Sc
norita Eloina Vazquez,
Muy pronto empezaran a cir
cular las invitaciones para su
primera fiesta.
Deseo al nuevo club muchos
exitos.
La gaceta., 1932-04-29

Sc teme p!erda una de las pier
1as. FL general ShjrakaWa per
do todos sus dientes; 81 gene
raj Uyeda perdi6 tres dedos Y
rccibi6 heridas en- el cuerpo;
81 almirante Nomura pcrdi6
IN ojo y ell c6nsu' Mural reci-
bio Iesioncs graves y tiene des.
trozada la pierna izquierda.
Varios de los expenditures
sn contra el criminal
y le md tra'sron terrih'@mcn-
te, antes' de que la p licia pu-
dicra atebatarselo.
POGO antc5 de la explosion
de la granada Sc habian mar
chado de la tribuna los militia
res agreRados a las Iegaciones
cxtranjeras, entire fllos varios
americanOs,
Cr6esc que el incideHe ser
viSa para aumentar la tirantez
de relaciones entire China Y Ell
Jap6n, aunque 81 agresor es
La gaceta., 1932-04-29
En- ID II 'and

HOY per Ia tarde llegara a Ia
ciudad perle del Caribe, ell sim,
patjco V distingu;do compahero
en- Iahores Dc periodismo, Fran
else Hernandoz el ne por es-
pacio de mucho TEMPO Ia veni-
do radactando con primer Ia crd
Mica de sociedad de nuestro es-
timadn ccle0a Ia Prensa.
lie deoeo tcdo genera de fell
cidades V ventures.
La gaceta., 1932-04-29
NO HARRA EMISSION DE
BONOS

Habana, Abril PEI secre
tario de hacienda reitero aver
sus declaraciones de hace pc
cos dias, afirmando cue ell 60
bierno no piensa emitir bonos
para abonar los sueldos de los
empleados pdblicos.. A los en-
pIeados Sc adeudan los meses
de mayo y junic,
La gaceta., 1932-04-29

Sc pedira a los clubs civicos
que designer a 80 0 100 ciuda-
danos para descubrir los miles
d inscripciones falsas que Sc
dice "afean" los libros de Mr..
Blsckbyrn, en- Ybor, West Tam
pa, Seminole Heights y otros ba-
rrios.
81 los clubs" aceptan la in
vit~~i6n, deberan seleccionar a
her bres de prcbada honradez
"u" no tengan intimas relacio-
peg de amistad con los candida
t0s.
IN hombre honrad0 puedc
"scntirse debil" para favorc-
tor a IN amigo.
Les amigos del Sheriff Y de
l"s "ctualps fUncionari0s publ
cos como los amigos de los can
d;datos de "oposici6n", no de
E'n GER eScogidos para tan diff
oil "tarea'.
iDispondran de tempo para
esa civiea labor los mas desinte-
resad0s. y escrupulosos hcmbres
de est.s organizaciones?
GE1 traran en- la "colada" los
clubs civicos que Sc han forma-
do er YborN con motive de la
campana electoral?
La gaceta., 1932-04-29
Ell PRIMERO DE MAYO EN-
CUBA

Habana, Abril 29.-Grupos
de obreros radicales han anun
ciado que celebraran ell prime
70 de mayo, pero ell gobierno
no ha dado permiso para veri-
ficar manifestations.
La comandancia militar ha
tornado medidas para evitar
que el orden Sc altere,
La gaceta., 1932-04-29
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Han fracaSado las gestiones
del Sr. FolS, jefe de la policia
judicial de Cuba, como ilustre
"componedor de bateas' en- la
huelga que contra Ia rebaja Ell
los precioS de as vitolas SoSGe
en- los tabaqueros.
va ell ST.. Camacho. aboga
do Y "emincnte componedor,'
hahi& fracasado en- SUI empeno
de "colgarle' a los tabaqueros
una diSminuci6n.
81 los torcedoreS mantienen
su justa actitud... tel Oral.
Machado los "perSuadira" roy
medic de la violencia?
Los tabaoueros emigrados
pUSieron las bases de la revo-
luci6n que diera a Cuba su in
dependencia Y Sinceramente
creemos que el pres;dente Die
tabor respetara ell derecho de
los 6breroS q corbatir ia r.
baja de jorra'es."
La gaceta., 1932-04-29

Frente a la tumba de Wash.
inGton, en- Mount Vernon. Ell 90,
tern&dor Pinchot. recordando q
suS antepasad9s, dijo aver: Co
mo Washington Y Lincoln y
Roosevelt entendfan la libertad.
.eSta nac;6n no es hoy libre. iC6-
mo puede una na@i6n ser libre
c"arde las normas de su gobier-
no son dictadas Dor nm oequeh0
,'rrno dc hombres- Midas. que
cOnViertsn en- orc, para ell0s, to
do 10 que tocan?" "Pero hoy no
tenemoS un Washington que nos
guie contra la autocracia-con-
ira el sufrimientO que va con la
trania-contra 81 Qobi2rno sin
el conS2ntimiento del goberna-
do. No hay Lincoln para liber-
tar a los esclavos modernos. Teo
doro Roosevelt no esta aqui pa
ra prevenirnoS en- contra de la
tirania que crea la riqueza con-
centrada-una concert raci6n
que nuestro gobierno tenia el
deber de c~ontener, pero que ha
desarrollado por todos los me-
dios a su alcanue'.
Lea de nuevo esas palabras
del gobernador de Pennsylvania
y despues rerit9las en- alta voz.
Roosevelt. 81 tenemos uno.
Franklin d., gobernador de
New York.
La gaceta., 1932-04-29
LEGO Ell AVIADOR REL
CHEERS

Habana, Abril 20 A las
nueve horas y ounce minutes
de haber salido de Montreal,
en- ell Canada, arribo aqui, en-
un vuelo sin parada, ell aviador
americana Lou Reichers.
Ell aterrizaje 10 hizo en- no.
ras de la noche.
La gaceta., 1932-04-29
RITZ

Ia IA
Barbara Stanwyck, que dis
u Kay Francis su elegan-
cia y popularidad, figura hoy
en- la super-producci0n drama
tea "The Miracle Woman"
Riders of the Golden Gulch"
y ei episodio No. 4 de la serie
Vanishing legion, compile
tan Ell programa.
La gaceta., 1932-04-29
Re&tnhlecidO

Corsigno Ia noticia cue sera
rpcibida con verdadera aierrfa
Ter tcda ~nuestra colonia, que el
renutadc medico ciruiano DR..
J, pc A. Trelles, Sc e%ncuentra
ccmpletamente restablecido de
su enfcrmedad.
Desd. aver por la tarde sc
hizl 1Nyo de su Consultorio.
l. z mos nuestra enhorabue-
na.
La gaceta., 1932-04-29
p 0fr&of Rrogu

II p '0tfEor Rf001
Ar 'ncia este iiustre maestro
de piano, IN Concerto de MI
sica c'asica Y tipica para la no
che dc lUnas Is de mayo, en- el
teatro del Circulo Cubano.
Por 81 genial ri2nista seran
interpret4dQs los famoso compc
stores cubanos Ceryantes V Le-
cuona, en- sus danzas f~avtritas.
Una n9che de fino arte Sc le
espera a nuestras familias.
La gaceta., 1932-04-29
ROYAL

ROYAL
En- este teatro de la barria-
da de West Tampa Sc ofrece
al pGblico "A Tailor Made
Man con William Haines, y
la function de los pequeh0s ar
tistaA aficiPnados, con nueVos
V atractivds n1meros.
La gaceta., 1932-04-29

PRESTIGE electoral siga eXten
diendose. no tardara en- sonar
Ell pueblo sigue reclamando
unprecedented y justicia, Y s.
ahora no Sc lie complace, velan-
do por la democracia, protesta,
"a V sc rtbelara.
Las raiceS del NAL estan sion
do puestaS al sol y cuando ell ira
bajo termine. los responsabieS
seran apartadoS Y marcados pa
ra siempre.
La gaceta., 1932-04-29

Al intcresarnos hey por su es-
tad0 de salud, Sc nos ha dicho
que sigue muy bien, habiendc
pasado a su Residential.
La gaceta., 1932-04-29
OTROS AVIADORES CUBA
NOS RAN A MEXICO

Habana, Abril 29,-Tres a
viadores cubanos llegaWan a
La gaceta., 1932-04-29
Operada

Operadd
Aver por la mahana fu6 opera
da en- ell Sanatorio del Centre
Asturiano, la Sra. 0felia Diaz
de Perez.
La gaceta., 1932-04-29

Les proble~?as de la industrial
tahaca,era Guiana no pueden re.
sclverse disminuyendo los jor.
males a los tOrc2dCres -declart
aver el administrator de la fl.
brica "Por Larranaga'.
Quieren decir tales palabra>
que esa fabrica. suieta como
las demas a los ''rigores' de
mercado, estima Inconvenience
e injusto rebaiar los precios ac.
tuales.
Prueba esa affirmation cue los
fabricanteV lanzaron las amena.
zas para indignar a sus obreros
provocar la huelga y llegar &
sus fines con ell apoyo del Oral
Ma"hadC.
Pero el Presidente de la repu.
bIi@a no parece dispuesto, en-
esta OCCASION, a atro"ellar los de-
rechos de los trabaiadores.
iPor Que los miembros de la
Union de Fabricantes de la Ha-
bana 10 venden sus puros como
los vende "Por Larranaga''. sin
esquilmar a sus operarios?
Evening star., 1932-08-12
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS
RANKS.

NEW YORK, August II P).-Oyer-
the-counter market
Evening star., 1932-08-12
STOCK LIST DROPS
IN SHARP SELLING
Market Reaction Welcomed
by More Conservative
Element in Street.
BY GEORGE r. HUGHES.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

NEW YORK, August 12.-Reaction
overlook the stock market today. II
was pronounced in the morning and
severe in the afternoon. with the low
prices made in the last hour
Just after midday the movement was
interrupted by rally which looked for
time as though it might turn the
tide, but the urge to sell was too strong
and the market was unable to absorb
the offerings.
The losses at the lows ran from 4
and points up to more than 12 points
in such volatile issues as Auburn Auto.
Rai's and industrialS weakened to-
gether. 1t was the first important set
back the market had experienced since
the present upward movement began
a month ago
The turnover on the stock exchange
was below the recent average. but the
pace was quickened toward the close
when the market was going down the
fastest. At that time the tape fell 7
minutes behind
There was nothing in the news IN
account for the early reaction. All it
looked to be was normal development
In an overbought market. Public in
terest has been slowly growing and pools
nave been hastily organized, with the
UdQ
greatly outrun improvement in business.
The setback was welcomed by the more
conservative traders as tending to put
the market in more healthy condition.
1t could have gone further than it did
without causing alarm.
The sharpest breaks were in the
hlghest-priced stocks. Auburn Auto was
down points at cne time during the
morning, Norfolk g. Western down So
points, /. Case down as much and
Eastman Kodak almost 4 points. Not
so much was heard about the prospect
for profitable trade with Russia as yes
terday and the agricultural shares sold
off easily
Railroad stocks went down with the
lndustrials while the selling was at its
height. They have to face the July
earnings statements. which will begin
to come out in few days now. and,
while there are some signs of a pickup
in traffic, it will not be reflected in the
income account, ncr is it likely to be
anywhere near seasonal proportions.
New York Central, Southern Pacific and
Northern Pacific yielded fractionally to
point or two while larger losses were
recorded in Delaware g. Hudson, In
Union Pacific and in Atchison.
Evening star., 1932-08-12
Baltimore Port Collections.

BALTIMORE, August II Especially -
Although customs collections at the Port
of Baltimore during last month were
less than half the sum collected during
July, 1881 customs officials said indica-
tions so far this month were that they
would make up much of the lost ground.
In July. the first month of the current
fiscal year the collections agg egated
S6lI, ,72O2O as against s1,278,98l.74 in
July, 1881, a decrease of S667 ,26l .54.
The collections for June, 1882, were
SIP, ,058.61.
Evening star., 1932-08-12
BUSINESS GAINS NOTED.

NEW YORK, August IL (P).-Al-
though most heavy producing indus
tries have failed so far to provide any
evidence of impending expansion in
activity there are several classifica-
tions which recently have increased
operations to relatively marked de-
gree. says Standard Statistics Co.
These gains have been sharper than
is normally to be expected at this sea-
Evening star., 1932-08-12

son, rejecting the dearth of accumu-
lated stocks" and their response to
seasonal impulses has instilled an in
creasing degree of confidence among
producers generally in the existing
status of industry as whole" Tex
tiles and~shoe divisions are prominent
amcng the lines which have improved.
Evening star., 1932-08-12
45s Zonite Products t60c) So
Sales of Stocks on New YoI

odies vi otochS oh NC" 1OTk E4cnanSe
1890 AMI. 100000 1900 Noon 100000
1870 PM. 100000 2:10 PM 2,5O0,000
Dividend n
rationS
Unit of trading less than 100 shares tParty
4 IN Lock Pad this yearno regular rate PAYABLE in
stock Payable N cash stock Plus 80 In stock Plus
Plus 81 in
Paid Ii
Ex-dividend.
Evening star., 1932-08-12
SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, August u tPD,-Noon.-
Silver futures easy, sales, 2,400, 900
ounces. September, 1886 bid; October
% 90 bid December. 29.35 bid; Janu
ary. 29. AS bid March, % 65 bid.
Evening star., 1932-08-12
U. S. TREASURY BALANCE.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Treasury receipts for August 10 were
S78.482 2l781; expenditures, s78,473,-
e84 .54 balance, S492, Isl ,672.5 Gus
toms duties for 10 days of August were
$7,985 ,4574l
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-09-01

Fred c. Brown, who is known as
the most humane prosecuting attor-
ney. who ever served King County,
is a candidate for the Superior
Court, Department No. II.
Judge Brown is a self educated
man, earning his living as youth
as newsboy. messenger and boot
black, studying law when his days
work was over.
He believes in the administration
of the law for ALL the people on an
equal basis and during his many
years of private law practice prob
ably has tried more law cases for
nothing for the unfortunates, who
were unable to pay for legal service,
than any other lawyer in King Coun-
ty.
Judge Brown is opposed to the
whipping pest, which is advocated
by the judges now on the superior
bench and has as his motto. HUI
mamie, not brutalize the law Be
fore serving as prosecuting attorney
he was for six years justice, dur
ing which time he tried $4,000 ciyi
and 5000 criminal cases.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-09-01

Roy De Grief, prominent Seattle
attorney, in announcing his candi-
dacy for Justice of the Peace said
that all we Americans have ever
wanted in our dealings with our
fellow men was square deal and
this he promises to give all litigants
who come before him. regardless of
race or creed and regardless of
whether they be banker or ditch
digger. He also believes there are
90 many laws designed to effect
our personal rights-and to attempt
TO curb our natural and inalienable
rights by legislation is an impossi-
BILE task. Our homes are the foun-
dation of society and it is through
proper home life. education and ear
ly training that our ever growinf
criminal element will be eradieated
De Grief is graduate of Uni
+. raity of Washington law school ant
Whitman College, where he wa
prominent in athletics although
yorking his way through school.
He has lived in Washington 81
years and has practiced law in Be
attic for the past years.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-09-01
Catholics Prepare For
Their National Meeting

NEW Harlem Catholics
are preparing for their eighth an
nual convention of Federated Col
ored Catholics which will be held
September and 5, Sunday and
Monday at st. Marks Hall, 65 w.
13Sth Street. Cardinal Hayes will
officiate at the convention Mass on
Sunday morning. September 4, at
st. Patrick's Cathedral.
Among the thousands of Catho-
lies expected. will be a delegation
of 1000 from Washington, d. G,
and other large groups from Chica-
20, st. Louis, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati.
and Philadelphia. Every Catholic
center is planning to be represent
| p1
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-09-01
Metcalfe In Films

MILWAUKEE,, Wis-The feats
of Ralph Metcalfe, Marquette Uni
versity sprinter, in breaking three
worlds records and tying another in
one afternoon at the national in
tercollegiate track meet in Chicago,
June Il. will be perpetuated in
Marauette's film library. The Uni
yersal Newsreel Company has pre-
sented sound screenings of the races
To the university.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-09-01
John B. Van Dyke
For Superior
Judge, Dept. No. II

john B. Van Dyke has an enYiahie
record of over thirty years of active
general law practice in King County.
and he feels that with that back
ground he can bring to the citizens
of King County experience and train
ing. a depth of human understanding
that will enrich and elevate the
judiciary. Mr. Van Dykes record E
of eonstaney and stability is a rec F
ord 10 be emulated by younger men.
He established his law offices in the
Lowman Building twenty-six years
ago. aud has continuously retained
the same offices.
The judiciary is one of the three
coordinate branches Of government
and to place a man of Mr.. Van
I Dykes training. experience and Judi
cial temperament on the bench the
people will be assured of able deei-
sions and impartial Judgment IN all
questions. personal. social and civic
which pass constantly in review be
fore the judiciary. \ judge cannot
make the laws-he can only inter
pref the laws that the legislative
body places on the statute books,
But the Interpreting of those laws
is the important part of the govern
ment. and the judiciary should be
+ selected with paramount care and
: thought and only men with years Of
, experience in the general practice of
. the law, together with a keen IN
: derstanding of and sympathy for
= humanity should be selected for
. these most important positions.
Mr.. Van Dykes record can be sub
jected to the closest scrutiny and he
), will not be found wanting He has
: never before been an aspirant .fol
. any public office in this State. bu
, all his mature life he has been !
! keen observer and a great studen
n of civic and social and judicial prob
Is lens.
II In seeking the position as Snperio
Court Judge in department No. !
N Mr.. Van Dyke has the endorsement
a. of many prominent citizens in a
walks of life. as well as of the lead
ing lawyers who have known hil
for many years in the practice OF tn
law.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-09-01
Get So, 100000 for
Hospital Expansion

NEW YORK. The modernization
and expansion of Harlem Hospital
will be completed in the spring at
cost to the city of about $1,000, 600,
1t was announced by the department
of hospitals here recently.
All of the needed money has been
appropriated The improvements
will include a new eight-story ma
ternity pavilion which will cost
about S1,602.4S5; an addition to the
nurses home to cost $736,810; and
an addition to the power plant which
will cost $335,745.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-09-01
Judge James B. Kline
Candidate for Reelection
Snnerior Court Judge

Superior SOuIl JuosC
judge James B. Kline has filed
for re-els4e ion AZ Judge of Superior
Court. DepaTAmert IS. He has pre-
sided over this sment ever since
it was created in Jaf2ary l9ze-
Those acquainted with Nisss eeeera
as Judge are actively supporting hin
for reelection because Of his fair
ness. his honesty aud his imparti-
Atty.
A candidate for Judge shonld have
no campaign issues. A Judge doe'
not make the laws. Il is his duty
to interpret and follow the law. The
voters aim should be TO elect judi
cial officers of ability character,
honesty and absolute impartiality,
Judges who will decide cases with
out fear or favor.
Judge Kinne's record measures up
to the high ideals of what Judge
should be His ability and imparti-
atty are unquestioned.
In the recent secret ballot of all
the lawyers of King County. Judge
Kline was overwhelmingly indorsed
for reelection.
Judge Kinne was recently assigned
the important duty of directing the
| Grand Jury. This work has so com
/ pleteiy occupied his time that il has
been impossible for him to make al
active campaign.
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Seek to Indict for
Mixing the Races

NEW YORK.-Copies of the in
dictment handed down against An
cello Herndon, 19-year-old youth who
will be tried for his life for promot-
ing the organization of Negro and
white workers in Georgia, indicate
a frame-up, there. being no overt
acts cited other than that he invited
Negro and white workers to join
working class organizations for the
purpose of establishing in Georgia,
"a new government known as the
United Soviets Soviet Russia
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-09-01
Head OF Taborians Dies

COLUMBUS, Ga.-The order of
knights of Tabor are mourning the
death of DR.. Edwin G. Turner,
youthful International Chief Grand
Mentor of the knights of Tabor.
DR.. Turner was serving his first
term. He has been succeeded in
office by the Rev. j. s. Adair, In
ternational Vice Grand Mentor of
Corsicana, Texas.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-09-01
McVey to Australia

merly one of the most feared mid
dlewelghts In the ring, is scheduled
to sail for Australia in the near
future where he becomes part OF
travelling encourage of former head
liners from the United States.
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tuberculosis on Decline

NEW YORK.--A decline if 81 per
cent in the mortality rate among
policyholders of an insurance COM
pany carrying a large amount of col
ored insurance, was announced here
this week. The colored rate of de-
crease during the past year showed a
drop of 14.7 while the white rate
decreased 4.8.