davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1935-02-21
ESTADISTICA DE
MATRIM0NIOS
EN- NUEV0 Leon
Muestra que Ell numero CO.
respondents a 1884
superb al de 1888

MONTERREY, N. l., Febrero
15.-(Por Correo).- En- ell Depar-
tamento de estadistica de la Sc
cretaria de Gobierno Sc termino In
estadistlea que corresponds al mo-
yimiento de matrimonios habidos
durante ell aho de 1884, en- TODD ell
Estado. Del mencionado cuadro ex-
tractamos algunos de los datos prin
cipales. que ponen de manifesto.
hecha In comparaci6n con la esta-
distlca del ano de 1888. que las unio
mes legalizadas han aumentado. re
duciendose por 10 tanto, Ell aumen-
to de las parejas que hacen vida
marital.
No seria possible precisar la eau
sa de este fenomeno. pero ell hecho
de que ell n1mero de matrimonios
fuera superior en- 1884 al de 1888 lo
demuestran las cifras que aparecer
en- los cuadros estadisticos y que
'acusan que EN- 1884 Sc matrimonial
ron 1.16S hombres solteros mas que
en- 1888 y 1.245 muieres, solteras:
en- viudas tambien superb en- 81
hombres J 81 mujeres y d~lvorcla-
dos fueron solamente 9 hombres y
2 mujeres.
FL movimiento general en- todo
.el Estado fue ell siguiente en- 1924;
el Estado fue ell siguiente en-
Matrimonios: hombres solteros,
.4,475, mujeres solteras, 4,339; viu-
das t19, viudos, 81, dlvorciadas s
Por 10 que respecta a edades en-
que Sc y%erifiearon los matrimonios
estdn anotadas asi:
Hombres, entire los Is y 10 amos
de edad, 422; entire los 20 V % amos
1887; entire los 80 Y 80 amos fue-
ron 726, de los 40 a los 40 suma-
ron 227 y de los IS en- adelante fue
ron so.
En- las mujeres las cifras que CO.
responder a edades son las 81
guientes; 1000 de los Is a los 1s
amos, 2,429 de los 10 a los 90, SO2
de los 80 a los 80, A de los 40 a los
40 y diez y siete de mas de 40.
Haci6ndose un resumen por Mu-
nicipalldad desde luego ell primer
lugar corresponds n Monterrey.
donde hubo durante ell aho 1888:
sigui6 Lampazos. con 272; luegc
Montemorelos con 23S; Cadereyta
con 20S Y Linares con 2O4; Sigue
DR.. Arroyo con 1854; Galeana con
.146; General Teran con 1877: Sail
mas Hidalgo con 1874; Los Ramones
con III y villa de Santiago con
III.
La opinión., 1935-02-21
la LIGA "NACiONALlSTA"
PREPARA UNA MANI
FESTACloN

MEXlCAll, 3. c., Febrero IT,
CPor Correo).- Acabamos de reci-
Dir la vista de un eonnotado MEM
bro Y portavoz de la Liga Nacio-
nalista. con ell exclusive objeto de
informarnos que dicha Agrupacl0n
intensificara en- breye sus actiyi-
dades de una nlanera efectiya, or
%ganizando una manifestation mons
truo que tendra ver.ficatiyo ell pro
ximo domingo "a de los corrien-
ties. a las 10 de la manana; habien-
dose va iniciado una activa propa
ganda entire los conglomerados sin
dicaiizados. los simpatlzadores de la
mencionada agrupacion y pueblo en-
general. pues Sc desea,- segan
nuestro informante,- que ell desfl-
lie no tenga p~recedente. La mani
festacion sera de protesta por fla
grantees faltas de cumplimiento a
Ia Ley del Trabajo, en- 10 que alta :
ne al salarIo minimo y por los in
iustifieados ceses de los profesores
Rufino Lopez, Tesorero de la Liga
y Jesds J. Grijalva. Entire Ell pro-
grama a que Sc %sujetaran los Grade
lCs. puntos que SCI an pedldGs re-
SULLIVAN las lutol idades corresp9n-
dientes en- cada case. fisuran: IA
6esisnaci6n de 1~a1rlos pd:a con-
Ger trar en- elios a chinos. japone
ses y arabes; pedir a Ia Secreta-
IA de Educaci6h t%nterVengd para
hdcer cesar la 'politica' ia p1ran-
te en- ell seno lel magisterlo ,;ral,
eoI perjuicio grave de los sducan-
Aos; que Sc pro nulgue una ley duH
Trchiba, bajo seyeras penas. j. anna
siato y matrimonio de meAl slne@
con inGividuos de la aza aJ'atica:
que Sc applique a todos los eEtral
jeros que tienen pendientes pryce-
SOS por concrete legal de dsogal
y estupefacientes. asi como ctros
delitos analogos, TODD ell rigor de ia
Ley, cancelandoseles las fianzas
l~rrisorias bajo cuyo amparo disfru-
tan al ~presente de toda libertad;
La opinión., 1935-02-21
Tres Dias de Tos
Significan Peligro

No permita que hagan presa de
listed. Combatalas inmedlatamente
Creomulsi0u contiene Z ayudas. Po-
derosa pero inofensiva. A~gradable al
paladar. NADIA de narc6ticos, Su bo-
ticario lie devolvera a listed su dine
70 sin dilaciones ST su resfriado o
tos no SO alivia con Creomulsi0n.
(Adv,)
La opinión., 1935-02-21
l MUERTO AL DERRUM.
BARSE UN TEATR0

HABANA, febrero 20. Omitted
Press).-Up hombre suede mnerio
Y once gravemente heridos, al caer-
Sc anoche ell techo del Teatro AL
hambra, POGO despues de que ter
| minara la function.
Todas las victimas son emplea-
dos del citado centric de especta-
culos, pero en- caso de que ell de-
rrumbe hubiera ocurrido minutes
antes habrian muerto varlas Vein
tenas de Expenditures.
Las autoridades estan investi-
| gando el desastre, ignorandose que
fue 10 que motive la cafda de la
boveda central.
La opinión., 1935-02-21
DISCUTIRAN Ell Case
De MOREL0S
cluDAD DE MEXICO, Febrero

clUDAD DE MEXICO, Febrero
o. Que no sera 81
no hasta la semana %entrante, GUAM
do ell Comite Directive del PNR.,
disouta Ell conflicto uolftico que
existe en- Ell Bstado de Morelos. es
10 que Sc indic0 hoy.
La indication fue hecha inme-
diatamente despues de que Ell ge-
neral Matias Ramos, empez6 a des
pachar los asuntos del partido, des-
pues de haber estado ausente de
esta capital durante una semana.
Ramos pas6 la semana pasada al
lado del general Gales en- las pla-
vas de Ell Tambor.
En- los ~circulos politicos Sc con-
sidera que ell case de Morelos, no
sera discutido hasta que no Sc efec-
tuen los nuevos plebiscitos convo-
cados por ell Comite Directive del
partido.
La opinión., 1935-02-21
LA EX-REINA VICTORIA
GESTIONA Ell DIVORCiO

MADRID, febrero 20. Omitted
Press).-- Ell %peri6dico iz%quierdista
La TERRA, pdblic6 hoy en- IA no.
che un mensaje diciendo que la eX-
Reina Victoria, de Espaha, comen-
20 hoy sus primeras gestiones pa
"a divorciarse del eX-Rey Alfonso
XIII, asegurandose en- la misma in
formation que este proyecta radi-
carse en- Portugal.
Sc ahade que los %abogados de Al
fonso, en- Londres, son los que es-
tan encargandose de las g]estiones
de la Reina, la que en- su deman-
da pide la division de los bienes
reales.
La opinión., 1935-02-21

region del Saar es ell de abasteci-
miento de materias primas para su
industrial metal1rgica. Anteriormen
tie. la industrial del hero en- el Saar
habia estado utilizando materia
prlma francesa que lie era embar-
cada de Eorena. Despues de que esa
region sea devuelta a Alemania. Sc
"a n~ecesario pagan con moneda eY-
tranjera la materla prima Que Sc
adquiera, pues dificllmente Sc les
puede hallar substitution en- Ale
mania.
va estan r~ealizandose estudios
profundos a efecto de poner a la IN
dustria del Saar en- condolences de
no requerir las materials primas
f-rancesas o extranjeras, pero no ha
podido ser encontrada hasta ahora
una seduction ~practica Gel dificil
problema.
La opinión., 1935-02-21
10 ACUSAN DE
SER enc MIGO
DEL COMPOSING
Ell vote fue aprobado por
ell Congreso Agrarissa de-
Z~acatecas

ZACATEcAS. Fac, febrero 90
-(Exclusivo-Un vote de censara
al gobiernador del Estado de Jalis-
co. Sebastian A!lende, fue dado por
ell Congreso Agrarista que Sc renne
en- esta eiudad.
De enemigo de Ia clase eampesina
fue acusado ell gobernador Aliende,
al mismo tempo que una deiega-
ci6n agraria ialisciense, asegur6 que
ell g~obernador de Jalisco, ha en-
prendido una dura campana en-
contra de las comunicaciones agra
rias. eneontrandOse numerosos cam
pesinos en- Ia carcel.
La opinión., 1935-02-21
De vlAJE

Durante Ell curse de la semana
~entrante ~regresara a la ciudad de
Puepla, donde reside accidental
mente, ell joyen don Mario SANCHEZ
hijo de nuestro particular y buen
amigo don victoriano V. Sanchez,
connotado Agente de Nesocios. Ma
rio estudia Preparatoria en- uno de
los princlpales colegios de la an
gelopolis. para cursar despues la
carrera de la medicina; y approve
chando sus ~vacaciones anuales, vi
no a pasar estas al lado de sus es.-
timables progenitores, que residen
en- la vecina C~alexico. Ell yiajero
hara su ruta EN- los ayiones de las
"Aerovias Centrales'. Feliz viaje y
muchos progresses.
La opinión., 1935-02-21
CANDIDATE AL GOBlER-
NO DE SAN LUIS

SAN LUIS PoTosl, S. /. Py Fee
brero co. (Exclusivo).- lei coro-
mel Mateo Hernandez es desde hoy
candidate al Gobierno de- Estado
de san Luis Potosf.
El coronel Hernandez fne aesie-
nado candidate del Estado por "a
convention de los grupos lei PNkr
en- el Estado de san Ibis Potosi,
efectuada en- esta ciudad y que fue
presidida por ell general s%aturnino
Cedillo
La opinión., 1935-02-21
DEMANDAN A MARIA TIE
RESA MONTOYA
cIupAp DE MEXICO, Febrero

CluDAD DE MEXICO, Febrero
90. - (Exclus,vo-, Maria Teresa
Montoya, artista teatral, tendra
que comparecer ante las autorlda-
des j~udiciales para contestar una
demanda ~presentada hoy en- So 0
ira por Maria Conesa, la admirada
artista .espahola.
FL page de cincuenta mil pese-
tas que lie facilito en- calidad de
prestamo hace seis amos. reclama
Ia sonora Conesa de Maria Teresa
Montoya.
La demanda de la Conesa fue
presentada ante las autorldades
competentes por ell licenciado Sodi.
La opinión., 1935-02-21
Esta I'd. Enfermo!

consulte al Herbalista mas an
tiguo en- el Sur de california
Las famosas yerbss medicinaie,
chinas lie darsn aiivio permanente
Son puras, no gentlemen drouas We
nenosas
La opinión., 1935-02-21

Continde su ~sdueseien Dor medic
de Ia iectura. Nunes . tards pars
aprender. Pida hoy mismo nuestro
~eataloao de iibros GRATIS. u.
PRERiA tozANo. 2o3 North Lo,
Angeles. Calf.
La opinión., 1935-02-21

Para desordenes del Es-
tonnage. Reumatismo. Ca
tarro. vejlga, Rinones. Hi
gado. Solitaria, Enferms.
dades del Pulmon. Nervio-
sidad, Desordenes de 10
Sangre. Llagas y Dolen-
elias Piernas. F1stulas 9. MA
La opinión., 1935-02-21
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La opinión., 1935-02-21
1VOtO de Censura al G0bernador Allende


Que la pvesideneia v la vice presideneia de Estsdos Unidos sean
oeupadas por muieees en- lugsr de hombres, es por 10 que eomien-
"a a trab jar n Hga femcnil que ACADIA de establecer sus oficinas
gaaerslss dc propaganda en- Hueys York. meneionsndese como pe-
siples candidates a la noninacion de 1886 . 10 iuez Florence Z.
Allen, tdereeha), del tribunal de eireuito federal. para Presidents,
y a Joss phine Roche, Gzquierda). suhsecretaris del Tesoro fede
raj para vice presidenta.
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La opinión., 1935-02-21

Rudy VaIee, ell cancionero quejumbroso, (derecha) en los mo
mentos de- SCI feHeitado por ~ abogado Hymie bu.hel' eusndo Ell
Supreme Tribunal de Justieis de Nuevs York rindio vi taho e
favor del primero, salvsndolo de pasar mas dinero a 81 exesposs
Fay Webb. Esta 10 demandaha, dieiendo que $500 semsnarios que
ahora lie pasa ell srtsta lie son insuticientes para us gastos v ef
ga una cantidsd mayor.
La opinión., 1935-02-21

CUANDo LEE USTEL IA oPl-
MON" SABe CUE LEE UN
PERloDlCo INDEPENDENTS
Y HONRADO.
La opinión., 1935-02-21

brara mi saiud de la manera con que
ID me trato sin neoesidad de ser
operado del Apendice Y b stando sus
medicipas para alivtarme boy a I'D
las gracias Y siempre r~ecomendare Q
conociendo su habilidad para tratar
las undergraduates.
puedo de I'D afmo. y 5 e. y amigo
Rev JOSE GUTIERREZ. Cura Parro.
co, lglesia de Mira, Sra de Guadalupe
La opinión., 1935-02-21

les de los HOmbres. Y especfaImentf
para Mares de las mujeres. y muchaf
otras Intermediates. os precios de
los ira amlentos son n ny razonables.
venga a VERNE o escrfbam ne hoy mismo
coNsulTAs GRATIS
UNA PRUEBA MAS-Sopre la sfica-
cia de las Yerbas Medicinales Shinas-
Lea ell siguiente testimonio:
La opinión., 1935-02-21
Los Angeles, California.

Los AnpeIeS, CuIIIOTHId.
Sr ID X. Tuey.
Muy Estimado Sr. y
amigo: Por la presen-
te manifesto a I'd mis-
agradecimientos por sus
atenciones que tuvo a
bien concederme parc
ser curado de Ia enfer-
medal que me aqueja-
ha hacIandn nua racO-
La opinión., 1935-02-21

Sin embargo, la concienc.a lie remordia.
Echo a correr haeis ell Norse y de pronto sc
detuyo. "Se trata de un ingles v de una mu-
jer,-dijo-y no podran llegar a punto civil
zado alguno sin mi auxilio'. Gambia ell curse
= en- freneities earrera torno haeia FL Sur.
La opinión., 1935-02-21

Los presios de suserlnelon son
en- noneds de los estados Uni
dos. Los pages deben hacerse pa
adeiantado en- giro postal o de
Express o en- ietra sobre NveVs
York 0 los Angeles.
La opinión., 1935-02-21
pREcIos De
sDIcloN oiARlA

&, IL ciudad. Do.uieilio. por
HnrFao
Montana labor news., 1935-10-17
and Cons Line Up
AT A. T. of |. Meet

Atlantic City, N. J.-(FP)-While the
early days OF the 55th annual conven-
ton OF the American Federation Of
Labor at Atlantic City have been chief
ly taken up with speeches, a recogniz-
able alignment OF forces on leading is
sues has already become apparent.
The expected lineup on the indus
trial unionism question has begun. De-
.legates from 40 federal labor unions,
i~nternationals and central labor bodies
have met together and Endorsed a joint
resolution on the subject. The largest
number of the early batch Of resolu-
tons favored industrial unionism.
Despite Pres. William Green's state
ment that a Labor Party may be all
right in the future, pro-labor party re-
solutions formed the next largest
group. Two powerful unions SPONSOR
ed resolutions on this question the
Init. Ladies Garment Workers Union
and the United Textile Workers OF
America, That by the U. T. w. A.
called for a Labor Party exclusive OF
no worker because OF race, re
tgious creed, or political affiliation."
The groups which had joined hands on
the industrial union question also ex-
pressed strong support for the Labor
Party move.
First to break in the convention,
however, was the anti-red issue, fore
told in the executive councils recon-
mendations, in Pres. Green's keynote
speech, as well as in the speech OF
Commander Ray Murphy of the Amer
lean Legion, who came before the con-
vention from a scab hotel. The ques-
ton was raised indirectly when the
credentials committee recommended
that Pres. E. NJ. Curry of the Init.
Brotherhood Of Foundry Employees be
denied a seat. The specific reason
given was that Curry had been expelled
from the Init. Molders Union while Or
gaining the foundry workers, and was
thus barred by the A. F. Of l.. con-
stitution as a delegate. But in the brief
against Curry read to the convention
were charges OF radicalism, such as that
he had been a Communist candidate
for political office in Michigan in 1882,
This issue is being watched closely,
particularly by the fur workers and
teachers unions, which have resisted
attempts at ousting Communists from
their ranks. 1t may also be fought by
other unions which, although without
particular sympathy for Communists
object to relinquishing control Of the
inner business OF their unions and max
ing themselves subject to the orders Of
the executive council Of the A. F. Of L
Montana labor news., 1935-10-17
FRISCO WATERFRONT HAS
BREATHING SPELL

San Francisco ~ reigns
temporarily on the San Francisco wat
erfront with the embargo against the
British Columbia freighter Point Clear
finally lifted by the Init. Longshore-
mems Assn.
The ~stevedores had for weeks refus-
ed to unload cargo from the Point Clear
because Of the strike Of the Canadian
longshoremen.
The longshoremen, who had been sus-
pended for refusing to handle "hot
cargo" are gradually returning to
work, as a result OF a ruling by Judge
Sloss that employers did not have the
right to blacklist workers because Of
last years agreement.
One sore spot still remains, however,
in the insistence of the Waterfront
Employers Assn, for registration of
more stevedores, on the claim that they
cannot otherwise keep to the 6-hour
day. Since the agreement provides for
overtime, this is regarded by the l. l..
A.. as a mere subterfuge to break down
union control of waterfront labor. The
matter is being taken up before the
Longshoremen's Joint Labor Relations
Board.
Montana labor news., 1935-10-17

The bo%ss-controled Liberty League
now announces that it is going to pro-
tect the consumer, the forgotten man.
Previously it had announced its love
for the workers, and to show its faith
%fulness, had got some high-powered
lawyers to call the Wagner Bill un-
constitutional
Wonder when they're going to start
acting in the interests of the employ
ers.
Montana labor news., 1935-10-17
J. c. Whitley Praised
Continued from Page y


from the Secy. Gen. (Pres. in U. S. Of
the c. r. 0. NJ. so we could get per
mission to enter Mexico. We had al
ready gained OF the regional Secretary
his support and help. Well, Green's
answer was he would take it up when
he had time. l think he never did take
it up with Secy. Gen. Forces. At least,
not up to the last letter l received from
Secy. Gen. of J@aurez Espinoza Ramieriz.
So now it's up to the 1. U. M. M. and
S. w, to grasp this chance.
Now I will give you a small insight
of there Federal Labor Code. Our
state labor laws, our Wagner Bill,
Guffey Bill and N. r. A. are some
thing to laugh at, compared to the
Mexican code. In our Labor laws and
codes there are SO many loop holes
that they remind me of a we'll made
Swiss cheese. 1t takes from 9 months
to six years to get any action to a ON
plant from a labor union. Well, un-
der the Mexican Federal Labor Code
when the complaint comes in the ac-
cused company MUST cease opera
lions until it has righted its wrong.
No Blue Canary to pluck, or a dozen
or two of boards to satisfy. 1t is just
direct court action and that's all there
is to it. Now can you picture such a
thing in the u. S. A.? I can't. Why ?
That would be hurting the feelings of
our idle rich.
Now after explaining the most i'm
portant part to you, with the best of
my ability (and some very hard work.
! would sure like to hear what others
who are interested in our struggle for
a decent wage got to say concerning
this question. And especially from you
Mr.. Editor.
| would like very much to know just
how the elections for officers OF the
/. u. M. M. & S. w. came out. I sure
wish someone would send me a list of
those elected. I want to start my cam
paign as SOON as possible. TIL just
poster the 1. U. M. M. of S. w. Pres.
until something is done.
And Mr.. Editor, in case you publish
this letter see that the Unions Pres.
lget it.
Thanking you very much for past
favors and wishing you success,
/ beg to remain,
Fraternally yours,
GEO. w. TEWKSBURY.
Montana labor news., 1935-10-17

Secretary Grimes read a copy Of a
letter that had been received by the
County Commissioners. This letter was
given to the secretary Of the Trades
and Labor Council to read to the dele
gates. 1t was in answer to a request
that had been made by the Trades and
Labor Council upon the County Com
missioners to have them use their sup
port to secure additional funds particu-
larly for clothing for the school chill
dren Of Silver Bow County. A letter
also received from the acting city
clerk, relating to the same subject. It
stated that the City had complied with
the request Of the Unions in asking to
secure an additional $4,000 for the
children.
Montana labor news., 1935-10-17
LEGAL NOTICES
No. 1922.
NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED FOR
" VIII ETC

No. 1O,282.
NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED FOR
PROVING WILL, ETC.
In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Montana, In and
for the County Of Silver Bow,
In the Matter of the Estate of GEORGE
PAUL., Deceased.
Pursuant to an order of said District
Court, made on the 10th day Of October, 1885,
notice is hereby given that Monday, the 4th
day Of November, 1885, at $3.50 o'clock
a. m. of said day at the Court Room
of said Court in Department One
thereof at the City of Butte, in the
said County Of Silver Bow, State of
Montana, have been appointed as the time
and place for proving the Will of said
George PAUL, deceased, and for hearing the
petition of Mary Gavigan, public dminis
traitor Of Silver Bow County, Montana, for
the ISSUANCE to her OF Letters of Admins
t~ration, with the viii annexed, when and
where any person interested may appear
and contest the same, and show cause, if
any he has, why said petition should not
be granted.
Dated October 10, 1895.
F.. P. KELLY, Clerk of the Court.
By MARY OBRlEN, Deputy Clerk.
COURT SEAL)
Earle N. Genzberger,
EOS Lewisohn Bldg,
Attorney for Petitioner.
First publication October II, l935-3T.
Montana labor news., 1935-10-17
TRANSFERS PLAN
INTENSIVE DRIVE

The organization committee OF the
international Brotherhood OF Team
sters, Chauffeurs, Stablemen and Help
ers of Montana held a meeting in Hell
ena October Is, 1885. This meeting
represented over twelve hundred or
gained truck drivers in the state. The
unions represented at the meeting were
Butte, Great Falls, Fort Peck, Boze-
man, Anaconda and Missoula. This
meeting was held by the organization
committee Of the Transfers for the
purpose Of organizing the truck drivers
and teamsters in the state of Montana
100 per cent. The meeting decided to
put an organizer in Montana November
first, who will represent all the truck
drivers OF the state and will work for
the purpose of giving the truck drivers
an American standard Of living and hui
man conditions of employment.
Montana labor news., 1935-10-17
NoTIcE on LINE APPoINrED FoR

TNOFINO WILL EIDs
In the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District Of the State of Montana, County
of Silver Bow.
In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN
kLUN, Deceased.
Pursuant to an order of said District
Court, made on the 18th day Of October,
the Ind day of November, 1885, at ten
o'clock a. M, of said day, at the Court
Room Of said Court, at the City Of Butte, in
the said County of Silver Bow, has been ap-
the viii of said JOHN KLUN. deceased, and
for hearing the application of JOE ELTZ
for the issuance to him of Letters Testa-
mentary, when and where any person inter
ested may appear and contest the same.
Dated October 18th, 1885.
F. P. KELLY, Clerk.
By P. II. SULLIVAN, Deputy Clerk.
COURT SEAL)
First publication October ". I935.-3T.
Montana labor news., 1935-10-17
FIREMEN TO HOLD DANCE.

The Fire Fighters organization in
tends to give a dance on Thursday
night, October 31st. They cordially in
wife all members OF organized labor and
the public to attend. The purpose Of
the dance is to secure funds to carry on
their fight for the eight-hour day.
La opinión., 1935-05-10
SOSPECHOSOS
ARRESTADOSEN
RHODE ISLAND
Los acusan de haber asal-
tado dos camiones del
c0rre0

PROVIDENCE, r. t., mayo 9. -
Agentes federales y polielas del Es-
tado, c%onvencidos de que han re-
suelto dos sen~sacionales robos oou-
rridos en- camiones de! correu 1lti-
mamente. arrestaron a una docena
de elementos sospeehosos, los pu-
sieron en- la careel y est6n prepa-
radios para praetiear otros ~arrestos
mas en- relaci6n con Ell mismo asun
to.
Dichos agentes alegan que estos
arrestos posiblemente s~olucionaran
ell celebre robo ocurrido en- Brook
Ign hace meses en- ell cual estaba
envuelta la cantidad de s427, 900
que esta considerable como e. robo
mas grande que hasta ahora Sc CO.
noce.
Creese que los dos escalamientos
que han sido so~lucionados son los
de Fall River, Mass. Y Butler, Pa,
cuyo total fue de $4,000.
Robert Il. De Marest, un convic-
to que esta cumpliendo eondena en-
Howard. r. l.. fue traido a esta
ciudad y ha sido acusado de tomar
participation en- ell robo perpetra-
do en- Butler, Pa. J.. Howard Nc
.Grath. joven fiscal federal. Sc en-
cargo del lnterrogatorio de De Ma
rest, y despues de practicable la
misma, ai.uncio que s~ospechaba que
Ell conyicto fuera uno de los COM
plices. 81 no uno de los perpetrado-
res del robo en- Brooklyn.