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Milford chronicle., 1932-06-10

.lext week.
George C. Fearon spent a part of
the week with his son Jack in BOs-
ton.
Mrs. II. NJ Ralph is quite sick at
the Georgetown NJ. e. Circuit par
sonage.
George NJ. Thoroughbred and
family have moved to Rehoboth for
the summer.
Mrs. S. E. Richards is spending a
few days in Dover with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry c. Evans.
DR.. c. r. Cannon has had hard
wood floors placed in his residence
on East Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Roland Messick
and daughters, Elizabeth and Sarah
of Milford were visitors in town on
Monday.
Gene Hammond, Ben Hammond,
Howard Wilkins, Horace Johnson
and John Macklin were in Phila-
delphia on Monday.
Mrs. George Minner, Mrs. John
Kitchens, Mrs. William Kitchens
and Mrs. Evaleah Carey spent We'd
nesday in Philadelphia.
Miss Lucie L. Wilson who has
been spending a few weeks at the
home of her uncle, e. L. Wilson, /
has returned to Lancaster, Pa.
A. J. Murray, a contractor, is ex-
cavating for a cellar at the home of
Mrs. Edna Chapman on North Bed
ford street, preparatory to INSTALL
ing therein a heating system.
Mrs. Alice MoOrehead, of Brook
lyn, N. Y, and Joseph Schinnagle,
of Camden, N. j., visited Mrs. Pris-
ella Hudson and their cousin,
John A. Jones, the last weekend.
Wheatley Watson, with his family
left this week to assume charge of
his restaurant at RehObOth for the
summer, leaving his lunch room
here in charge of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Boyd.
A daughter was born last Sunday
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey B. Spicer of
Milton. at the home of Mrs. Spicer's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w.
on East Market street,
Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Bryan of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul H.
Bryan, of Newark and Mr.. and Mrs.
:. J. Bryan. of Salisbury, Md, spent |
he first of the week with William
J. Bryan and family.
Hurt by Concrete Mixer T.
John Parker, son of Wingate Par
ier of near this town, was severely
injured about the head and face
asst Tuesday while working on the
agsboro-Shaftox highway, which
S under construction by Walter
roach & Sons. The young man was
about concrete mixer and
vas injured when the crane of the
machine swung around and hit him
With much force. He was taken to
he Beebe Hospital, Lewes, for
reatment.
Noah j. Kitchens, aged 50 years,
led Monday night at his home on
forth Bedford street, after an ILL |
ess of several months. He is sur
ived by his wife, Mrs. Bessie Hit
hens, two sons, Floyd and Lester I
Iitchens and two daughters, Mrs. ,
William Nelson. of Wilmington, and
Irs. Granville Messick, of Marcus |
look, Pa Funeral services were 2
eld at the home and interment :
lade in Union cemetery. Rev. I. S. \
wens officiating. 4
iObert Tunnel Earns HOnOTs
Robert White Tunnel, son of At
1rney and Mrs. James NJ. Tunnel
this town, was awarded first '
riZe of 500 in the annual William \
aul Buchanan contest at the Mer-
srsburg Academy. The subject of t
le examination and the theme each
Milford chronicle., 1932-06-10
'eAim Is Only 1922 of Billiards

tTEAKE cue from Jake Schaefer, Jr.
L Real gasoline must have everything,
too. To be gum free is not enough. To be
free from sulphur is not enough. To be low
priced is not enough.
If If causes excessive carbon deposits you
are likely to pay for it twice. Once at the
pump and again for needless carbon jobs in
the repair shop.
1882 gasoline must have everything.
Standard" 1882 gasoline has everything.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-06
Liberty Party
Is Very Active

The Liberty party is showing de-
elded activity in several counties OF
northea> tern Montana and western
North Dakota. In Roosevelt county
an organization has been set up to
work through the campaign, but no
endorsement of candidates for coun-
ty office was made. In Sheridan
caunty the organization is sponsor
ing the publication of a newspaper
in Greer to get their educational
work before the people. The first
issue of "The Liberator" will come
cut On Monday of next week.
Tn Williams county, North Dako-
ia ten local Liberty party clubs
have been organized in different
sections of the county recently, and
it is expected that fully that many
more will be erected within the next
two weeks. Here too, it was decided
to stay clear of county politics, the
general disposition being to center
all activities in support of the nat
ional platform and the election of
candidates favorable to the Liberty
party platform.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-06
Land vaIuationi is Reduced
6 Percent by Commissioners

The county commissioners at their
meeting this week, reduced the as
sessed land valuation of the county
approximately 500 900, or about 6
cent. This brings the Iand valuation
down to about SIS, 800 900.
This reduction sets the valuation
at SIS per acre for first class land
in the first zone, SIG per acre for
second class land In The first zone,
S12 per acre for third class land In
the first zone, and a drop of SOC per
acre for each 2 mile zone out from
market Grazing land will be valued
at IS and $3 for first and second
class
The taxpayers association had re-
commended lower valuations than
the final figure set by the commits
sfoners. as set forth IN last weeks
Herald The commissioners, however,
felt that further reduction in land
valuations could not be approved at
this time N account of anticipated
reflections in other classes of person
a. property, improvements, etc, next
year, which In themselves may APP
prcxImate a million dollar rednc-
ton It was also felt BY the Board
that too great a reduction would
hzmper the issuing Of warrants, and
cause tco great e drop in school in
come.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-06
MADE FOR
LEAGUE CONVENTION

The Plentywood Circuit will hold
their Luther League convention here
I'm p1entywood October ills. The
theme of the convention will BIZ
"The ytlHg peoples r~szster-r Rev
Norris Halyorson Of BainyilIe will
preach the keynote ermon Friday
evening at 4 D. M After this serv-
Ice. a recention will he given I'm the
church p~arlcrs fer the visiting dele
gates end frien
The convention viii continue On
Saturday morning with ! Eble hous.
During the day the therse viii BE-
discussed by pastor ard Leaguers
of Scobey, Westby, Froid, Bainville
Grlbertsnn ard Pierfywood- The I'm
vertion service will hegin At 1890
Sum ay morning. In the Afternoon
the CHI raj Union will give a cancer
The singers will be under the direr-
tier Q Rev r. +. Toilet on IA
FfOid.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-06
Auxiliary Observed Music
Month at Meeting

The American Legion Auxiliary
met Wednesday evening at the
home Of Mrs-AQ A Opgrande, with
members of the Junior Auxiliary as
guests of the evening.
A this month is esR1nated by
the Auxiliary, Department Of Mon
tana, as music month, an appropriate
music program was arranged by
Mrs. Opgrande, music chairman She
gave a very interesting talk on the
origin Of some of our patriotic songs,
and gave two piano solos. This was
followed by group singing in which
all those present participated.
The remainder OF the evening was
devoted to a business session, After
wh5rh a delicious luncheon was serv-
ed by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Fl. B. Barner.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-06
SECOND ERICKSON
AT7ACkER RECEIVES
P"ENITEN7IARY Term
HANCOCK AND ElDRED NOW
SERVING TEN YEAR
SENTENCES

S1erlff Madsen returned Friday
froI1 Goleyille, Washington, bringing
will, him John Eldred, who Was ar
restec BY authorities there for his
Connection with the attack on Ar.
and Mrs. Jonas Erickson in June.
Ed ed was given a hearing Mon
day before Judge Paul, plead guilty
and was sentenced Is ten years i'm
.priscnnent. The sheriff then left on
Tues ay with his prisoner for Deer
Lodge wheie he wili begin serving
his term
Eldred, in his confession. appar-
ertly gave a frank statement &c the
attack on the Erickson He told
how Arthur Hancock had planned
the attaek fer the purpose of RIB
brig the aged couple. and how he
le9 to believe that everything
would work out as planned ard they
could easily make their getaway. He
told Of the tussle which took place
at the Erickson home. and the flight
Of the two from the place when Err
ickstn Rrested a gun from them ard
slammed a chair down ON Haneockss
head He said that his sitter. Mrs
Hancock, was waiting nearby i'm a
car fer them, but in making their
way to the car, Hancock beat him
there and failed to wait for EIdresi.
Mr.. and Mrs Hancock set out bv
car and vent to Washington. IearF
ing him to make his oxn escape. He
said that he walked the entire dist
ance TO Culbertson that night. and
'bummed' his way II to the coast.
Hancock was the first Of the pafr
to be caught. and he began serving
q ten year term at Deer Ledge
about two weeks ago
A short time following the attack.
in which both Mr. and Mrs Erickson
We're injured somewhat. Sheridan
county offered a $500 reward for
the apprehension ard CONVICTION OF
the assai'ant and Mr.. Erickson
himself offered a reward Of the same
amount To date, several parties
have claimed the reward Or a share
of 1t. but no decision has been made
a To whom it will GO
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-06
PLAYS TIE
WITH LOCALS

rVA
n 1irst football game OF the
season piayed on Lae local gridir0n
zen lhs An.ehpe and Plenty
.1oa leans, resulted Id a scoreiess
re, saturday
LII teams showed plenty of fight
pul lacked tnf necessary punch TO
sa1A1ss aeToss any scores Both teams
,u,,lDae1 OFTEN CURING The game, and
pau carriers Rere tnroxn for losses
ADou1 .. often az they made any
gains While the figures we're not
accurate, tIenfyFKood i credited
VIII Iour alrst DOWNS to three for
~ o'1i afuag gained our
- = e P1aslHany Inc
I,n@ .hant - eaeh sfoe ma
u
- Inc score was fiec az %none-all
q lne END 4 the game . nex ruling
prosnes Tor q two-mInute overtime
PERIOD then a ~four--nInute period.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-06
Legionaires Will Attend
Convention at Scobey

Several members of the local past
of the American Legion are plan
ming TO attend the district v
ton which will be held at Seobev.
Saturday, October Is 1t il under
stood that q program, dance, mid
night show and other features will
be part of the entertainment
The report of the National Con-
venticn OF the Legion, held at Port
land Oregon, was given at the Lee
gion meeting Tuesday night by
District Commander A. G. Schrupp.
who was Forty and Eight delegate
from this state. as well as alternate
Legion delegate
The Legion reports that 1893 mem
bershIps are now coming In In good
shape, and a large enrolment for
the year is anticipated
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-06
Walter r .Triplett Taken
to Warm Springs

Walter r. Triplett was given an
insanity hearing SATURDAY. at The
conclusion Of which he wa commit
ed to the Warm Springs sanitarinn
for treatment He was taken there
en- Tuesday, hy Sheriff Madsen-
TrIpiett's mental condition Is
TRACED to an attack Of sunstroke
uttered by him several years ago,
and from which he never recovered.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-06
Baseball Benefit Dance
Saturday, October Is

A dance will be staged at the fair
grounds pavilion, Saturday night,
October is, for the benefit of the
Plentywood baseball team
The ball team has closed a uc-
ceszful season. and c-ntemplates a
strengthened lineup for next year.
FUNDS raised in various ways dur
ing the next few months will be us
ed to defray a small expense INCUR
red this year, as well as for fTnan-
cling activities of the club next
year
New uniforms will De purchased
for the team members next year.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-06
LAST CANE RESULTS
in 7 TO | VICTORY
OVER CULBERTsON
ROOSEVELT CHAMPS ALLOWED
ONLY TWO HITS OFF
RYAN

The P~entywood baseball team
closed . successful season Sunday
by defeating Culbertson ON the
IauePs diamond by a score of \ to
l. The lone Culbertson run eame In
the sixth inning, = result Of a hit
and m error.
Only thirty baHers faced Lefty
Ryan during the game, and sixteen
Of these were eliminated by the
1rikeout route Only three reached
first base, the balance being retired
by wonderful support from the rest
of the PkntywDod team
Pentywo0d garnered thirteen hits
Of Brown, Culbertson pitcher, while
he set down five hitters by strike
outs
The Plentywood bombardment be
gan in the second inning, KIofstad
reaching first when struck by a
pitched ball He scored on Brom-
berg's th~ree-hagger, who in turn
scored when Ed Reuter- reached
first on error. Reuter- scored ON
Cark's single. Four hits in the
third were responsible for two more
runs. Ryan and Gunderson each sim
gled, and both scored on singles, by
Fiske and Ed Reuter-. Nick Reuter-
reached first by error in the sixth,
and scored before the side was re-
tired, = single by Clark being = on
tributIng factor Bromberg resumed
his heavy hitting in the eighth b.
banging out q two-baeger. and sror-
ing on hits by Clark and DePuis-
Gundersm then pounded out q two
base knock, but failed to score xhen
has teammates We're set down I'm or
der.
Br0mberg laid down two hits,
triple and 4 double, to lead Ia the
Plentyw0od scoring with two runs
Gunderson accounted for two sing
les and = double but crossed the
plate for only one score, while Clark
batted in several runs with his three
hits, although he failed 20 score.
Fiske also gathered two hits. only
n of these helping to bring in a
score.
James gathered two hits for Gull
bertson, one of these resulting in =
Store
This il the last game Of the sea-
SON for the local ball club, and
leaves the players in q good frame
of mind for the beginning of next
1t i expected that another
good Team will represent Plenty
wood next year, and steps are be-
ing made to gain entrance to the
Roosevelt county baseball league, of
which Culbertson vas the winner
this year.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-06
RED CROSS WORKERS.
To Be GUESTS HERE.

The Pientywood Commercial Club
wall be host Monday evening to all
Red Cross committeeman ia Sheri-
dan county, at a banquet in the Ca
tholIc church basement Festivities
will begin at $50 D. M
Members OF the Commercial Club
are urged to attend, and invitation
will 70 to the Red Cross workers TO-
day and tomorrow.
The Commercial Club hopes in
this way to show its appreciation of
the good work done last year by
the Rel Cross workers throughout
the county, who worked diligentl,
and faithfully without receiving
any compensation for their efforts
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-06

church Sunday evening, October 9th,
at 1880 p. m.
Missionary Nellie Dahl will speak
and there will be other numbers on
the program. This service marks
the acceptance of new members into
this organization which is nationally
affiliated as auxiliary of the Wom-
ems Missionary Federation.
The public is cordially invited to
attend this service. A reception will
be held afterwards in the church
parlors.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-06
OSCAR CRUMD DIED
At LOCAL HOSPITAL

Oscar Crumb of Outlook passed
away at the local no pitaI at noon
yesterday Of cancer. which disease
had threatened his life for some
time He had been a patient at the
he pital for the past several months
Funeral services will be held to
morrow at he Outlook hall with
Rev Gale Anderson of Plentywood
officiating
Oscar Peter Crumb was born In
Richland county. Mimi, Sept. 2T,
1883, and had passed his 49th birth
day a few days before his death He
came to Montana In 1909 and home
steaded near Outlook He was mar
ried in 1917.
Survivors are his widow. Mrs En-
~a Crumb- five sisters and four
brothers One Of his brothers. Wal
ter. lives at RAYMOND. the others
residing in Washington
The body is Ia state I'm the Full
kersnn-Nelson slumber rooms await
ing the funeral Friday
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-06

Frank H~azelbaker, candidate for
governor, and Steve Arnold, candi-
date for lieutenant governor, both on
the Republican ticket, spent q few
hours campaigning here Tuesday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-06

Legicnnaires are this week pour
ing the concrete fur the basement o1
their rev hall on main street, and
this work viii be completed and al
lowed to set for = few days before
the buildings viii be moved onto the
site Several Antelope members Of
the local Legion post were hauling
gravel Tuesday for the basement,
and cooperating with local Legion
aires In necessary work
The buildings which were recent
ly purchased from the school will
possibly be moycd intp plAre next
week, and ~rennodeling begun
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-06
I'm CITY TODAY

Miss Elizabeth Ireland, candidate
for reelection y 5 state supcrIntend-
emit of schools. il in the city today,
on q campaign tour. She Was accom-
panied here by Supp Frank Living
ston Of Wolf Point
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-06

DEL ISL
Poultry
Barred Rock puIlet, Mrs Tom Kel-
ly Ist, W. G. Go0dchIId End
Barred rock cockerel, W. G. Good
child Ist. Mrs. Tom Kelly End
White Wyandot1e coekeraI, John
OVERLY lst-
White Wyandotte puIIet, John Ov-
erby 1st-
Rhode LAND cockeral. John Egg
land 1st-
Rhode Island puIIet, John Egland
Ist.
White Orpington eockeraI, FL. f.
Bolstad 1st-
White Orpington puIlet- Fl. e. Boil
stad 1st.
White Legkorn cock, Rev L. ].
Bot, Ist
White Leghorn Hen, Rev. E. j.
Bot, LIST.
White Lghorn cockerel. Rev e !.
Rott, 1st
White Leghorn pulIet. Rev. Z. i
Bstt, 1st-
Dark Leghorn cockerel. K. III. Mi
heels,
Dark Legaorn hem n. Fl. MeheIs.
Dark Legforn cock. n. n Michel.
Buff Minorcas, Leo McEIrov In,
and End.
Peral GDsneas, Mrs I. Jones LIST.
Brahma puIlet, Mclaughlin 4 An
derson 1sL
Partridge hen. / Jones LIST.
Partridge cark. Jones fSt
Young Capon. p. j. Bennett LIST.
Stanley Tyler End.
Miskobe aid aurE Fred Fr.d~
son LIST.
Miskobee vcsr,g duck. Fred Fredar-
ickson Ist-
Pekin old duck NieIS .Iensen ~
Pekin Young duck. NseIs Jeusen
Ist.
Chinchilla rabbits. Walter Benson
Jr., LIST.
Young turkey hen. Ole Mrke,son
OLE Wang 2nd.
Young turkey tom. Ole M1-Eels.n
lst, Ole Wang End.
Turkey. I'D tar, Ola NsrEelson
LIST.
Bronze turkey. oh tom. Olaf wiz
#. Mrs. ! I'm Norbo 2nd.
Bronze turkey. old hen. Fred Wv
MIA LIT. Mrs. George OVERLY 2nd
Brnze turkey. Young tom. FREQ
Nynia. LIST.
Bronze turkey. young hen. Fred
Wvnia List.
Ruff orningtcn cockerel Mrs =
Norbo LIST
rauff orpingtnn puIlet. Mr.. John
Norbo Ist.
All Winners
Whlte Wyandntfe ro.k ere .Iohn
OVERLY Int.
White Wyandctte BULLET. Jehn Oy-
arby 1st.
Threshrd Grain
Ma~crr ..ha~+ C-w4c-E rsw4.w -
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-06
VIII Hold Candle Service
at Lutheran Church

The Lutheran Daughters of the
Reformation viii have its annual
candle service at the Lutheran
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-06
Prize winners At
SHERIDAN Co. FAIR
IiveAack

Livestock
Shorthorn bull. George OVERLY 1st
Ed Iverson End
Hereford bull, Walter Benson LIST
Hereford bull calf, Ole Mlckerson
1t, End, Ole Wang 5rd-
shorthorn bull. milking breed, Ha-
gen & Campbell 1st
Hoistein cow Lars Angvick Ist-
All Winners
Shorth0rn OF Arthur Hagen LIST
Kenneth Campbell End.
Shorthorn heifer cali. Kenneth
Campbell LIST
Holstein bull calf. Cora Angvick
1st-
Dnroc Jersey boar, Kenneth
Campbell Ist
Duroc Jersey sow. Kenneth Camp
bel 1st
La gaceta., 1932-12-28

Lucia Griggs, que hace dias
fuera arreStada en- relaci6n con
las heridas Que ~sutvlera James
Griffin, recobr6 su libertad por
orden del fiscal del estado.
Griffin, a juicio del medico
que lie asiste, Sc encuentra va
fuera de peligro.
La gaceta., 1932-12-28

Franklin Lowe, hijo de la Sra.
Fred Lowe, cay6 bajo las rue
das de un autom6vil guiado por
la Sra. Elliot, espoSa del DR..
Elliot, del Hospital de la Ma
rina.
las autoridades han eXhimi-
do de responsabilidad a la seno-
ra rorque ell nino salio de su
casa. n1mero 916 de la Gale
White, y Sc coloc6 directamen-
te en- ell canine del autom6vil
que ella guiaba. La mujer hizo
asfuerZos por evitar el acciden-
te, lanzando ell vehiculo contra
la acera.
Luego de ser atendl % en- ell
Hospital por ell br. Elliot, el nj
no fua llevado a 81 domiciliO,
por no ser de cuidado las lesio-
mes que sufriera.
Juan Y. DelgddO.
La gaceta., 1932-12-28

que la carcel no tiene matrona
Y que no deben considerarse las
Facilitates para ell cuidado sa-
tisfactorio de las mujeres pre-
sas.
Luisa knight, que fue arres-
tada en- los cayos la semana pa
sada, por el condestable Paker,
Sc enferm6 en- la carcel de aqui
V las autoridades consideration
pertinente deiarla en- libertad
hasta que Sc restableciera. Sc
orden6 la libertad porque las
condolences de la carcel no son
propias para ell cuidado de mu-
jeres enfermas.
La gaceta., 1932-12-28
COR1E MUNICIPAL

FL juez Watkins, de la cor
tie municipal, mult6 aver a
I'm numero considerable de
personals que cometieron fal-
tas en- los dias de las Paacuas.
Per no tener dinero para a.
bonar las mt.ltas, 60 de esas
personals recibieron aloiamien
to en- la carcel.
Angel Daniels, defendiendo-
Sc a 81 mismo, por segunda vez,
probe que un ticket de bolita
presentado por la escuadra del
vicio nunca habia pasado por
SuS manOs.
La gaceta., 1932-12-28

Miami, Die. 2S.-Un grupo
de l46 aeropIanos del ei6rtito
Y Ia marina llegaran aqui ell
dfa 3 para tomar parte en- Ell
concurso de aNiaci6n que co =
menzara Ell dia 5.
FL eiercito enviara e, mayor
numero, la marina 9 y 81 cuer
pc de infanteria de marina.
Varios de los aeropIanos Sc
quedaran en- Miami verifican-
do eiercicios en- ell nuevo ae-
rodromo de practicas, en- Chap
man.
La gaceta., 1932-12-28

mitido documentos acusandole
de desfaIcar 100000 y $4,000
respectivamente, en- pages que
Martin insult, SUI hermano, hi
ciera a varios corredores de boil
sas.
Lo defendieron Arturo Page,
abogado de Londres, y CyisSss
Ladas, uno de los mas eminen-
ties abogadoS de Atenas.
La gaceta., 1932-12-28
FC0S DEF CAYO

Ocho individuos que Sc halla-
ban encerrados en- Ia carcel del
condado. admitieron ser culpa-
bles de "vagancia", en- IN t6rmi-
no especial de la corte de 10 cri-
minal, que Sc convocara ell dia
%.
Ell juez ViniLg Harris senten
clio a cada uno de los hombres a
80 dias, estableciendo la condi-
ci6n de que Sc les ponga en- IL
bertad tan pronto tengan dine
70 para marcharse del Cayo.
N0mbranse los condenados
Tom Keene, Eddie ElIiston, Ga
briel Satire, Jose Hopper, Ruth
Campbell, Lawrence Myers,
Louis Sanford y Richey White,
este ultimo de Ia raza negra.
La gaceta., 1932-12-28
LOS ~TRIBUNALES GRIEGOS
LA LIBER-
TAD A SAMUEL INSULT

Atenas, die. 28.-Los tribu-
males de Grecia rehusaron aver
no otorgar la extradici6n pedi-
da por ell gobierno de los Esta-
dos Unidos, en- ell case de Sa-
muel insult. ell ex-milIonario a
cusado de haber administrado
NAL los fondos de varias com
panias que presidia.
Pruebas en- favor y en- contra
La gaceta., 1932-12-28
SERVICIO DE VAPORES EN-.
TIRE TAMPA Y BOSTON

Tn servicio de vapores de
carga entire Tampa y Boston
qued6 inaugurado ell pasado
viernes y hoy arribara aqui ell
La gaceta., 1932-12-28

Fl diputado federal Leo NJ,
Mack ha escrito a esta ciudad
pidiendo informes sobre las ia
cilidades que hay en- la carceI
del condado Monroe para aten-
der a los presos del sexo femeni-
nc.
Ell Sheriff Niles lie contest6
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La gaceta., 1932-12-28
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pEmiento de 10 anmciado.
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prar algo que necesha.
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mas bajos que rigen en- el mcrcado y al mismo tempo
ques e beneficial, ayudaaI conerciiante que pubEca la
propaganda y al per6dco que la impnme.
Lea los apuncios, que en- muchos de elos hay pa
"a listed cosas muy convenieUes.
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"A GACETA
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