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La gaceta., 1934-11-12

LIE hemos dado nosotros i'm
~portancia al incidente del saba
do en- Ell parque de Plant porque
en- estos momentos ell integerri-
mo senador Long, "papaito" .
"padrecito" del estado de Loui-
siana alberga en- su privilegia-
da cabeza H. monumental idea
de pcemiar los altos s~ervicios
de un jugador de "football' ha-
ciendole elegir senadOr del es-
tado.
Qu:ere esq decir Que los juga
dores de Football van en- CANT
no de la gloria politica y no Sc
prede consentir que un arbitro
cual, uiera divide sus deberes y
cometa infcuos atropellos.
iOEortuno es que nueStros je
fes politicCs vayan seleccionan-
do "futbolistas' para la camara
V ell senado de la Florida por-
que estamos seguros que no 10
haran peor que los o~tros...!
LAS proez2,S hay que pre-
miarlas Y nos atrevemOs a pro-
poner que en- lugar de man1ar a
los hcmbres electos en- los pasa-
dos comicios mandemos, con to-
dos los honCreS, a varios de los
mejores jugad0res, a las estre-
Has del "bal6n" y de los "em-
pujones" disimulados.
Long es un hombre de "am-
'plia vision, aspirante a la pre-
sidencia de la Republica, y va
no Sc oculta para decir que TODD
buen "futbolista" puede ser, sin
muchO esfuerzo, un sobresalien-
te legislator.
La gaceta., 1934-11-12

NamCS a agregar nueStra pro
tesla contra csc referee" Shot,
ton, de Alabama, que ell sabado
"villanamente" lie "estaf6" un
touchdown a los "espart2-
nos" cuando los del Colegio Bir-
migaam-Southern estaban sien
do dominados y vencidos.
Mas tarde ell mismo indivi-
due, "vendido" a los visitantes,
les "robo" dos puntos a los tam
penos Ell ell instante decisive.
como seria la conducta de
la "cri2tura" que uno de los Es-
partanos lie abofeteo, I'm conner
ciante lie puso ell puno en- la ca
ra... y la policia tuvo que inter
venir porque los fieles querian
darle un bano en- ell rio.
FL Colegio de Alabama Sc lie
y6 la victoria, pero NAL obteni-
da...
iHabla que yer las caras de
los fanaticos y las fanaticas
cuando ell "frescales', ell arbi-
tro deshizo a Ultima bora una
decision del "hombre de Inca
que daba ell triunfo a Tampa,
con I'm total de IA puntos por
10.
mo faltaron intenciones de
"lyncharlo'', pero lie saly6 su
bnena estrella y la policia!
La gaceta., 1934-11-12
|CMBATIERON
COS Y SOCIALISTS

Madrid, Nov. 12.-Cuatro jo
venes fueron heridos, dos de
oravedad, cuando estudiantes
monarquicos y socialistas rine-
ron en la Escuela Medica de la
Universidad Central.
Ell dsgusto comenZo cuando
los realistas izaron la bandera
blanca y orc de los Traditional
listas O Carlistas.
La guardia de asalto domino
a los ccmbatientes, arrestando
a Ia de ellos.
La gaceta., 1934-11-12

Manuel Chavez NCgales, que
fue a Asturias representative al
peri6dico "AhOra", que de lib9-
raj tiene muy POGO, escrlbe:
LAS cosas en- su puntO. No es
verdad que en- Sauna los revolu-
cicnarios Sc comieran a un Gu
ra guisado con "fabes"; no eS
verd2d que en- Ciano despanzu-
rraran a una mujer de un guar
dia civil Y lie hundiesen un tri-
cCrniC en- las entranas; no eS
verdad que ell cadaver de un ca
pitan de la guardia civil fuese
expuesto en- ell escap@rate de
una carnicerfa con ell letrero de
"Se vende carne de cerdo'; no
es verdad tampoco que los re-
volucionarioS saltasen los ojos
a los hijOs de los guardias civil
les. Pero cuidado! Es verda
que en- Sauna fu6 9sesinado un
sacerdote; es cierto Y Verdad
que en- Ciano cay6 muerta a ba-
lazos la muier de un guardia CT
vii; es verdad que I'm captain
de la gu2rdia civil, y no solo un
captain, sino otroS varioS Off
ciales, han sido asesinados cier
to Y verdad es tambien que en-
Tur6n y en- muchos otros pue-
bios los hijos de los guardias
muertos estuvieron MERIDIAN
do por los pueblos sin pan y CO.
bio, como gorriontfllos."
Hay que poner las cos3s en-
su pUnto. No p rque los revolu-
| cionarios merezcan atenuantes
para sus crimenes, sino porque
creo firmemente que, a la lar
ga, tOdos esos detalles de bar
barrie, positiv3mente falscs, pro
vocaran una reaction favorable
a los revoluci9narios..."
La gaceta., 1934-11-12
SUMNER WELLES ACCIO-
NISTA DE UNA COMPA-
MA DE NICARAGUA

Managua, nov. l2.-Es16ra-
Sc la vista del exembajador q
mericano en- Cuba, Sumner
WelIes, que es acci9nista de la
compahia Fletcher, que explo-
tara las minas La Luz y Los An
geles con un capital de 100000
pesos. FL expresidente Adobe
Di 2, director de esa empresa
di6 la noticia a los peri6dicts.
Las minas han necho cuatro
embarques de orc con un valor
de $40, 900 cada uno.
La gaceta., 1934-11-12

Bat~n Rouge, La, nov. r.
La legislature va a ser Hama
da de nuevo a session extraordi-
maria. por haber anunciado ell Sc
nador Long que Sc propone so
mar ell latigo a las companies de
"utiIidad pdbIica' y ayudar a
'os pcbres del estado.
Long ACADIA de mezclar el
football" en- la rolitica, ha-
ciendo nombrar senador del es-
La gaceta., 1934-11-12
UN MARIDO MATO A UN
SACERDOTE

/ Iron Rive, Michigan, Nov.
12.-CCmo autor de la muerte
a golpes del s%acerdote James
Lenhart, de 63 ans, la polioia
detrvo yer a M2g!iora La
Belle, espos- divorciado de Ia
anna de naves del cura, La Be
lie, un exbOxeador, %confes6 ha-
berle regado al cl6rigc Fl a0o
pasado el hombre atac6 Len
hart, en- un juego de aeIota acu-
sandolo de haber destruido 81
hogan.
La gaceta., 1934-11-12

iRecuerdan nuestros ~lectores
que calificamos de falsos los ru
mores echados a rod3r para pre-
sentar a los revolucionarios CO.
mo monstrU"s?
Era la propaganda de un go
bierno sin escrdpulos para en-
ganar e indign2r al pueblo, Sc
nal2ndo como "bestias" a hom-
bres honraGos.
Los sCcialistas sc niegan a
volver al parlamento h3sta que
Sc levante la censura y pueda
p~ublicarse t9da la verdad.
No hubo tales "destripados'
~ 81 los hubo seguramente per
tanecen a les miles lie obreros
destrczados por la metralla
cuando defendian ideales.
La gaceta., 1934-11-12
Long sonara ell latigo a las utiidades
p11blicas y ayudara a los pobres del Fstadc

tado a Abe Mickal, sirio de n r
cimiento, que es una estreIla del
team" de la Universidad de
Louisiana. Mickal es residente
de mississippi, pero este int
resa POGO al "Serrucho''.
T los los juia0ores que Sc
al. tingan en- eI partida cen /
Uliversidad George WarhinG-
ton seran hechos c~oroncIes del
estado mayor del gobernador
Allen.
La gaceta., 1934-11-12
Banquete en- honor de Segundo Gonzalez

E nhonor del Sr. Segundo
Gonzalez, diputado representa-
tie en- Tampa del Supreme No
BILE Jefe de la Orden "Caballe-
ros del Aguila de Oro," Sc efec-
tue aver I'm banquete en- Ell res
t9urant "Principe de Gales" 81
tuado en- la Gale Catorce Y Oc-
tava avenida.
Unas so personals tOmaron
parte en- ell acto, que reSult6 muy
lucidO.
Pronunciation discusses alu :
sivos al acto los Sres. C3rrillo,
que actu6 de maestro de ceremo
Mas; Craparo, Paul Fusillo, C.,
Penn, Victoriano Manteiga y ell
.hcmenajeado.
Gonzalez explic6 los trabajos
por 6l realizados y s~gradeci6 ell
obsequio que lie entregara ell
La gaceta., 1934-11-12


Mejor6 aver, en- ell sanat1rio
del DR.. Cock, la nina Betty Nc
Mullen, de IA amos, vecina de la
avenida Arlington, a quien el
sabado 2trorellara un cami6l
en- la csquina de las GALES Tan
"a V WoodlaWn.
Jack Archer, de Is amos, gu.
.leyaba a la muchacha en- su bi.
cicleta, fu6 tr .sladado a SUI do
miciIio. La pclicia acusa al cho,
fer del canton, John Albano
de guar con descuido.
La gaceta., 1934-11-12

FL mismo NCgales escribe en-
otro articulo: LIS ounce dias
que los revoltosos han sido due
nos de los pueblos mineros han
bastado p IA que fracase la pri
mera revolution y Sc hiciese
una segunda. La primera estu-
vo dirigida por los s0cialistas !;
cOnstituidos en- todOs los pue-
bios comites revolucionarios d
base de la Alma Obrera, for
mando rarte de ellos los comu-
nistas, Sc empeZarOn a repair
tir les bones de where's, Sc en-
carcel6 a los representatives de
la autorid2d, por 10 general,
dos socialistas, dos sindicalistas
y a algunos b~urgueses signifi-
cad9S, Sc lncendlo alguna igle-
STA Y Sc esper6 ell curse de los a.
contecimientos en- 10 que ellos
llamaban frentes de combate.
Los Counties revolucionarios
adoptaron entonces dos previ-
stones. Una de elias, confiscar
los aparatos de Radio para que
no Sc divulg sen las malas no
ticias, y otra amenazar con le-
vas a la poblaci6n civil para
(PaSa a la 4a.)
La gaceta., 1934-11-12

I~orioIista Alaman B lanos, cor.
derandolc a, dos amos de carcaI
FL jefe De la guardia Oral.
Somoza, rebaj6 un ano De esq
o9.
Por Ell fiscal milit3r Sc acusj
a Bolahos de publican dccumen
tos contrarios a Ia paz pdblica,
La gaceta., 1934-11-12

Soviet en- Cuba.

Soviet {
II bana, nov. l2-Una m.
ba eXplot6 en- Ia casa Mace 81.
en- Guanabac a, dowic.Iio d.
juez de instruction DR.. Ri>u1,
Trelles, FL a~rtefacto arran>6
una ventana y destroz6 mu,a'c.
en- la casa del juez y en- la Dc
Sr. Fernando Roio.
La j6ven Julia CampoS es-
ta moribunda en- un hospital y
acuSa a Su am ntc, F~I3rentinc
Garcia NaIdes, y a Ia cJmadrc-
ma Maria Campos de haberla
bortar. Los acusados If
greSaran en- la carcel. La muiCr
lie practice una operation lie
gal.
Tom6 el sabado possession eI
nuevo subsecretario de instru
ci6n publica, DR.. Santiago Gar
cia Springs. Toda su vida l. h.
dedicado el DR.. Garcia Springs
a la enSenanza.
Mendieta cancel6 el sahado
las audiencias Y Sc limbo cen
ferenciar con Gabino Galvez.
gobernador de Santa Clara, y
Justo Luis del p 70, jcfe nacio-
nalista Y secretario sin cartera.
En- 81 eStablecimiento de Ia
Gale Luz Caballero IS, en- la VI
bora, propiedad de un chino ha.
bia Sid0 puesta un bomba con
mocha encendida. Tn policia la
VIC Y arranc6 la mocha, arisaa.
do despuGs al eX@erto Traban-
ca. Contenia 7 libras de dinami-
la.
A los bomberos del pueblo
de Mari4na9 Sc les deben 4 me
SEES de sueIdo. FL aIcaIdc Pedro
Varela Sc burla de los emplea-
dos, con el apoyo del ~ejtrcito.
Ell jueves sera juzgado en-
consejo de guerra eli captain pa
gador de la marina Jose Rodrl
guez Figueir3s Sc acrsa al ca
por haber tenido desave
nencias con eI jefe G~onz%aIcz,
que datan de los dias del gobier
no del DR.. Grau, de Quien Ri
Rueiras fuG ayudante. Gonzl-
lez parecia muy afIigido Guam
do ell DR.. Grau entreg6 ell gobier
no al coronel Mendiets, pero
despuGs Sc ali6 CON Batista.
-El sabado recibieron sept L
tura en- ell cemCnterio dc Colon
los restos del Gral. Franci,co
Peraza, trades desde 81 Cempn-
terio del pueblo de Los PaIa-
clos. Pronunci6 la oraci6n fl
nebre el DR.. BeniRno Souza. Re
GIL. Pcraza, hija del General,
tuvo un incidente con cI ST.. CO.
roma, secrctario del coroneI
Mendieta, quien asistj6 al aeto.
Corona dijo que dc viyir Pc
raza tendria una cartcra en- e!
actual gobiern0. Regla Ie mere
p6 con dureza diciGndoIe que su
familia no qLeria relaci6n con
ell actual gobierno.
Ell dia l. de diciembre se-
ran puestos a la venta los selloa
con la efigie del DR.. Carlos Fin
lay, impresos con motive del
Ccntenario.
-El gcbiernc va a acunar
otros diez miIlones de pesos en-
certificados Plata. En- csoS diez
millones, luego de puest1 la ga
rantia plata, 81 gobierno CANA
ra 6 miilones de pesos.
-Informa ell ministr de Gu
ba en- Rio de Janeiro, Brasil.
que ALI disert6 sobre la persa.
nalidad De Jose MART el inteleC
tuaI urugu Vo Enrique Rodri-
"oez Fabreoa2 M"~ti sirvi6 ii
Uruguay como consul y lIey6 81
representation en- varjas confe,
rencias.
4 rDmuDis+qs arT1avln 81
La gaceta., 1934-11-12

Castillo Ponce, de West Tampa
Asisti6 una comiSi6n de do
Imiambrcs del Castillo Dante, d.
|idioma itaIiano.
No mand0 representaciG
Official ell Castillo Crist65al c.
ion No. 7, aunque estaban ALI
dos de sus miembros, ell mob!
iete, Sr. SalaS, Y Craparo.
Garriga, de West Tampa, unc
de les organizadores del acto,
cometi6 l. indiscreci6n de me
tersa a critico de las p labra
de uno de los oradores, el qu
nc le contest6 a solicitud EXPIRE
sa de los Sres. Garlic y Con
zalez.
FL ST.. Garriga dii7 que no e
xisten dificultades dentro de Ia
Orden y que sera "apIastado' el
que Sc atreva a crearlas.
La gaceta., 1934-11-12
A EMAN BOLANOSr CON
DENADO A DOS AMOS

ManaFra a, nov. 12.-Ccmo 81
ell pals estuviera bajo la ley
marcial, la Guardia Naciona
juzg6 en- consejo de guerra a.
La gaceta., 1934-11-12
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
La "villania" del sabado en- Plant Field. = E!
"futbolista" y la Politica. : Sc esparcieron fall
sas noticias contra los revolucionarios = PARA.
fos de articulos de Chavez Nogales.

ci6n y cooperation, una Repu-
bIica Soviet.
La gaceta., 1934-11-12

ra Ell comienzo de la Temporal
da.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-07-27
ODD FELLOWS PUT
ON DEGREE WORK
DURING MEETING
REV HOWARD Nj. DAY CIV.
EN- FIRST DEGREE; SEVER
AL MEMBERS GIVE TALK
AT SESSION LAST NIGHT

Rev. Howard M. Day received
his first degree in the Odd Eel
lows last night at a meeting of
Equity Lodge No. 20. held in the
Odd Fellows Hall on Caroline
street at s o'clock.
The ceremony was put on un-
der the direction of Degree Mas
ter James S. Day, pastor of the
First Baptist Church and father
of the candidate.
Pastor James S. Day made a
very interesting talk on the prin-
ciples of Odd Fellowship and stat
ed that Odd Fellows receive from
the order just as much as they
put into it.
Several other members made
talks for the good of the order
and expressed their approval on
the manner in which Noble Grand
John G. Parks conducts the meet
ings.
At the close of the meeting all
members repaired to Gardeners
Pramacy to enjoy refreshments
on an invitation extended by Jun
ior Past Grand John A. Gardner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-07-27
ESCHEWS RIGHT
TO SWORD DEATH

STOCKHOLM, July 27.-When
Axel Gyllenkrok, a national bank
official, recently told the govern
ment he wished to re&inquish priv,
ileges as a nobleman granted his
family in 1914, he resigned illu-
sorry rights.
The only privilege left to Swed-
ish nobility is the right to be ex-
ecuted with a sword instead of a
broad-axe, and that has been dor
mant since abolition of the death
penalty several years ago.
GyllenkrOk's resignation, which
probably can't be accepted, is the
second in history. In 1900 Hans
Hierta, radical-minded peer,
spectacularly resigned his rank at
a session of parliament.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-07-27
EMIGRANTS HALT TO
VIEW CAPETOWN PARK
lMy es.seIalea rre.sl

CAPETOWN. July More
than 1920 japanese emigrants a
month pass through Capetown ON
their way to colonies in Brazil. and
during the IL hours that their
steamship docks here they all visit
a stone lantern in the city botan-
ieal gardens. presented to South
Africa by the Japanese govern
ment.
To accommodate the polite lit
tie sightseers, the director of the
gardens hangs out signs I'M Japan
csc when an emigrant steamship is
in port.
Many of the emigrants carry
paint and brushes and spend the
day making sketches in the gar
dens.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-07-27
Casualties In Nazi-Austrian
Fighting Placed At Over 800
Italian Trosps Sent To
Border Line; Loyal
Austrians Make Cap
ture City OF Losben

VIENNA. July 27.-Ae-
cording 70 the latest reports
complied. there were ever
300 casualties in The des-
perate fighting between
Nazis and government
troops in southern provinces
which followed the recent
killing Of Chancellor Doll
fuss.
With machine guns and artillery
as well as small arms. ths aeeern
ment forces. regular army asa
heimwehr. fought 10 disia5se
Nazis from their stronghold. asa
a large number wounded ID afai.
ton 70 the dead. This vas las
result Of colleagues Of TIE mur.
dersd chancellor carrying en
fighting against the groap tasi
took his life.
The city Of Loeben vas capfaf.
ed by the government forces eith
the aid II bag guns. Loebsn Is
city Of 10000 population. nad 2f
persons we're killed there.
A the government haiiisd vita
the rebels. Premier Mussoiiul 81
Italy. was ready n protect taa
Austrian government. aFlnz
more than s0.o00 tfoopt io tae
border.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-07-27

Asked if he had completed his
Investigations at the conclusion of
his examination the books of the
county commissioners and the
clerks office, Mr.. Busto said he
had first examined records of the
county supervisor of registration,
John England, and yesterday the
records of Judge Gum. especially
in reference to absentee balloting
and canvassing of the vote.
1t may be found necessary.
said the county solicitor. to again
call on each of these officials for
additional assistance, but he had
not decided this and it may not be
found necessary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-07-27

be of great value in compiling
this photography.
Among the papers and other
cherished possessions of some of
the older inhabitants there are
maps, old charts, and many writ
ings relative to the days when
Key West was foremost among
the cities making United States
history.
Citizens who have such material
in their possession and will lend
them for the purpose of the
photography work, will aid greatly
in this laudable enterprise by
signifying their intention in a
communication to Mrs. Kirke.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-07-27
FREIGHT VESSEL
ARRIVES in PORT
STEAMER OZARK OF CLYDE.
MALLORY LINES DUE
HERE TONIGHT

Power Freighter c. w. Powers.
of the Thompson Company. arri-
we'd this morning from Collier City
with a cargo of sea food products
for shipment north via Clyde
Mallory Lines.
Schooner Aloha, Of Miami.
which was in Cuban waters for
the past month. arrived this morn
ing from the Cuban coast and
berthed at the Porter Dock. II is
expected the ship will sail for
Boca Grande later this week.
Freighter Ozark, Of the Clyde
Mallory Lines. is due in port to-
night from New Orleans. and will
load cargo for Miami and jackson
vile.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-07-27

climbed into the auto in accordance
with the time-honored rule that no
good newspaper picture can be taken
unless little feminine pulchritude
is in evidence. 20. K, hold il" said
the photographer. Click" said the
camera.
Now. let's get the Names" the
photographer concluded. whats
yours. sir?"
William 4. Sweet OF Colorado"
the man answered. struggling back
into his coal.
william E.-say, you're not ex.
Governor Sweet of Colorado, are
your
yep. that's right" Sweet respond
ed, and continued his interrupted
tour of the Ford Exposition Building
while an overwhelmed photographer
dashed madly for the telephone.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-07-27
Compilation OF photography On
Key West Part OF FERA Program

Mrs. Wallace Bryant kirke is
in charge of the photography to
be compiled on Key West and is
now actively engaged in assem-
bling the data to be used.
This work is to be a part of
the program of the FERA and
officials of the organization are
anxious to have it as complete
and comprehensive as possible.
There must be a great deal of
matter. both printed and in manu-
script form, in the possession of
people in Key West which would
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-07-27
N. RUSSELL AND
c. BROOKS RETURN

Melvin Russell. supsuntsndsnf
Of public instructian Of Moafue
county. and G. F. Brooks. eara
iional expert with the VERA. &c.
turned over the highway has fra-
ming from an investigation iftla
educational facilnie. of the ke
Matters relative o. TIE finaiur
of Mr Brooks and Mr RusssH $3.50
be incorporated in report ta Pol
made By the former and uiesen
ed % Administrator y. a. nunraIs
Mr. Russell told The CiuEr
that schools aud pupils on the NJ
IN Monroe are located a. foiipH
Big Pine Key. IS. Marathon.
I~lamorada. l25. Taveruier.
Rock Harbor, %. Five uch
with 22O pupils.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-07-27
REV. MUNRO WILL
PREACH SUNDAY

Rev. L. Munro, former pastor
of the First Methodist Church
here, who, with Mrs. Munro. il
spending a visit in the Island City
as guests of Mrs. Benjamin Lopez,
will preach Sunday night at the
First Methodist Church.
Rev.. Munro served Key West
for five years as pastor Of the
church mentioned, and It L. cx-
pected there will be large crowd
out to hear him on Sunday night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-07-27
DEATH AND PRISON TAKE TOLL
OF DWINDLING DILLINCER MOB
NRELENTLESS U. S. PURSUIT

WASHINGTON. July 27.
With a war chest Of slightly more
than $2,000,0OO granted by the
last congress, the department of
justice is arming itself with more
men, guns and high-powdered
automobiles in its effort to head
off rowing criminals.
Its latest exploit, the chopping
down of John Dillinger, most dan
gerous desperate of the decade,
occurred in much the same man.
ner that two of his leigemen,
Tommy Carroll and Eddie Green,
were removed from the ranks of
the underworld. Green died in a
st. Paul hospital after being shot
by federal agents on April 8.
Carroll fell under the leaden hail
of Waterloo, Iowa, police squad,
June z.
Other members Of the once
powerful Dillinger mob have been
put behind bars snice his ''wood-
en- pistol" escape from the Crown
Point, Ind, Jail.
Working night and day, the di-
vision of investigation has ground
the once-powerful DilIinger mob
into a scattered trio consisting of
John Hamilton, Homer Van Meter
and Lester M. ellis, alias George
Baby Face" Nelson.
Surveying the records of the
dwindling Dillingers, Chief j.
Edgar Hoover pledged that the full
force of the division would be
continued at the goal of getting
everyone who ever has given
them any help"
Crime Doesn's Pay
Here is the fate that befell sew
en- men and women charged with
enlisting under the Dillinger ban
ner:
DIR. Clayton E. Nay was SEN
fenced on May % at st. Paul
to two years in prison and a
fine of $1,000 on a charge of
having given medical aid to
Dillinger.
Evelyn Frechette, Dillinger's
half-breed Menominee Indian
girl friend. was also sentenced
on May % at st. Paul to two
years in prison and a $1,000
fine on a charge of conspiring
to harbor the bandit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-07-27
County Solicitor Making Thorough
Probe In Alleged Primary Frauds

County Solicitor J. r. Busto to-
day continued his Investigations
in alleged election frauds in Mon
roe county, and examined the
minute book of the county com
missioners with Clerk Ross {.
Sawyer.
Matters that were decided at
meetings of the commissioners
prior to the elections and per-
tanning to actions of the board
and the manner of issuing ballots
to the several precincts were the
subject matters of the investiga-
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-07-27

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building at A Century of Progress
Exposition shouted at a visitor,
want to help us out with a pic
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Certainly" the elderly, sum
tanned gentleman to whom the re-
mark was addressed, responded.
stow do you want me?" Take off
your coat. was the photographers
request. I'VE want to take shot of
some one cranking one of these old
Ford automobiles here in the Ford
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photographer requested. one hand
ON the crank of a 1908 Ford, the
other wiping imaginary perspiration
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