davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1935-08-25
Reanudan la Ofensiva
Contra ell Sr. Ramos

HERMOSlLLO, Son., agos-
to 24.-(Exclusivo).-Que en-
ell Estado de Sonora CT existe
p~roblema politico y que este
problema continuara en- pic
"mientras no sean oidas las
p%rotestas del pueblo pidiendo
SUI rehabilitation ciudadans",
es 10 que dice un boletin expe
dido hoy por ell Centre Unfit
cador de Sonora.
La VOC publica poncse en-
pie exigiendo Sc lie conceda Ell
libre ejercicio de sus dcre-
chos", dice Ell boletin, y agre-
ga:
"Dentro del terreno del CT
vismo, sin acudir a la rebeldis
armada, la VOC popular no pue
de ser acallada con ell comen-
tario de la prensa Official, pues
La opinión., 1935-08-25
NO Sc ABRIRA Ell Aqua
CAIlENTE

En- vista de las declaraciones del
general Olachea. es dificil que los
tr~abajadores de la negotiation Sc
atrevan a reabrirla, porque Ia or
den contra el juego no incluye So
lamente ell casino Y Ia famosa sa-
la de orc. sino tambien al hipodro-
mo y al galg6dromo.
Lo demas. que es ell hotel, Ia ca
sa de banos. los comedores. el esta
blecimiento de curiosidades y otros
departamentos inclusive las mesas
de tennis Y los campos de golf. no
son attractive suficiente para ell tu-
rista, porque TODD ESQ 10 encuen-
tran ell cualquier parte.
Aver hizo declaraciones Marga-
rito Arce. secretario de Ia GROIN
Y representative de las uniones obre
ras, diciendo que Ell dia 1ro. toma-
ran control de Ia negotiation. Pc
no Sc cree que en- case de hacerlo
en- cooperative no podran subsistir
mucho tempo.
La opinión., 1935-08-25
SOY SOLDADO
{ IRE DONDE
Me OROENEN
Ell gobernador saliente lie.
60 a Tijuana, listo para
hacer entrega del Cob.
Dice que ell Presidente Car
denas esta resuelto a evi
tar los juegos de azar

TIJUANA, Agosto 3D. Al regre.
sar de la ciudad de Mexico a don
de fue a conferenciar con ell presi-
dente Cardenas respecto a las con
d%ieiones que guarda la Baja Ca
l%ifornis, ell gobernador y general
Agustin Olaehea do muerte con
sus declaraciones a las
que muohos tenian de que Sc reanu-
daran las actividades de Brian al
reabrirse ell Aqua CaIiente,. pues
manifesto que ell primer mandatario
de la nacion esta firmemente resuel
to a que no Vuelvan a verse las
eartas nj los dados sobre los tape
ties Verdes del fastuoso casino. -,
Aunque Sc neg6 a decir ST hizo
preston con ell presidente sobre Ia
convenieneia de permitir ell juego
por constituir este una de las me-
jores entradas al erario, ell gober-
nador Olachea Sc concrete a trans
mitir las palabras del primer fun
%cionario de la Repdblica, diciendo
que mo quiere juego en- ninguna
30 BOA SCAlo4AlC4 IL CT EAlEAIlASO
mas grande del pueblo. mas grande
todavfa que el vicio de la embria-
guez'.
Ahadl6 el general Olachea que
algunos intereses particulares afec
tados con ell cierre de los garitos
Sc han acercado al presidente pidien
dole la modification de sus dispo-
%siciones, pero Sc han estrellado to
das sus gestiones Y todas sus pro-
mesas de c%ontribuir mas fuertemen
te al erario.
"EI senior presidente,- dijo Ola
chea-, parece estar d~ispuesto .
que ell sobierno Sc mantenga de
co~ntribuciones del concrete, de Ia
industrial y de otras sctividades ma
cionales, pero M del juego, pues es-
ia dispuesto a acabar con Ell y cas-
tigar duramente a quienes 10 prac
tiquen clandestinamente."
La opinión., 1935-08-25
Una NUEVA VERSION SOBRE LA
MUERTE DEL GENERAL SERRANO
I'm prominente exiiado p%olitico do a LA PRENSA de
San Antonio en- 1927 los antecedentes del sensacio-
nal asunto
SAN Texas. ag,

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, agosto 90
-(Por Correo).-Ahora que Sc es-
Ia %tratando de hacer luz en- los te-
rribles asesinatos del 3 de octubre
de 1927. en- ell que fueron las victi-
mas ell general Francisco r. Sc
rrano Y trece amigos y partidarios,
es ~interesante onoce las mas au-
torizadas versiones sobre ell case.
Y una de esas versiones. que inclu-
we. ademas, los antecedentes poll
ticos de la tragedis, es la publica-
da en- La Prensa-uro de los perlo-
dicos L~ozano-de esta ciudad, ell 25
de octubre de 1927.
El siguiente es ell texto de aque-
LA information:
De tempo en- tempo. los go
biernos manados de la Revolution
MeXicana. arrojan de Mexico a sus
enemigos, cuando estos no mere
sen, a juicio de los funcionarios
p1blicos que mandan. la pena de-
'asesinato" o la relegacion a las
Islas Marfas. San Antonio ha visto
desfilar. desde hace va algunos
amos. mas de tres lustros, a politi-
cos, militares y simples ciudada-
nos, de todos los matices y ere
dos. Ell gobierno del general Gales
no podfa faltar a esta costumbre
TRADITIONAL de la REVOLUTION. y por
ESQ, contra textos expresses de IA
Ley Suprema, deporta a los que
cometen ell delito dc sustentar Opt
niones contrarias a la suya. No
por otra falta acaban de llegar des
terrados los sehores Salado Alva-
La opinión., 1935-08-25
CESAN A 500 EN- SAN
RAFAEL Y ATLIXC0

cluDAO DE MEXICO. Agosto
"a tHilo Directo.)- Mas de 500
obreros %empleados en- la fabrica de
papel de San Rafael. la mas tuer-
te en- Ia Repdblica en- los 1ltimos
amos. quedaron cesados hoy por
un acuerdo tornado por la EMPIRE
Sa. que segun anunciaron sus di-
r~ectores tienen que hacer econo-
MAS en- su presupuesto de egresos.
La opinión., 1935-08-25
Ell DOMINGO: Ola SEC0
EN- VERACRUZ

VERACRUz, Yer. Agosto -. -
(Hilo Directo0- I'm decreto pro
h~ibiciouista eXpedido en- el Esta-
do de Veracruz durante la admit
n~istracion del Coronel Adalberto
TeJeda, estableciendo ell estado Sc
co los dominSos y dias testivos.
fue ratiticado por ell Gobernador
Yazquez Nela.
AL ratficar ell decreto de Tejeda
contra ell consume de licores. ell
nuevo gobernador sehal6 fuertes
multas a quienes contrayengan la
La opinión., 1935-08-25
I~NGlATERRA CONTINUAL SU
MOVllIZACION

VALETTA, lsla de Malta, Agosto
to 24.-Una movilizacion de las mas
p~oderosas unidades navales del inn
perio BRITANNICA fue %anunciad1 hoy,
diciendose que TN fuerte contin-
genie de super-acorazados y destro
yers sera d~estacado a un punto GER
cano al Canal de Suez.
Las embarcaciones saldran de
Malta ell dia % de este mes. y an
claran en- formation de simicirculo
en- las dos extremidades del canal,
mientras que otras seran ancladas
dentro del mismo.
La opinión., 1935-08-25
HA6LA DE SU REMocloN

EI general Olachea contest6 en-
seguida a las preguntas que Sc ls
hicieron respecto a su remocion y
al nombramiento del general Gill
dardo Magma como substitute.
"TodaVia soy soldado,- contesto
~ 81 ell senior presidente ordens
cue entregue la su~bernatura, 10
hare con la debido obedieneia y dis
ciplina militar".
Las noticias ~procedentes de Me-
Xico dicen que Olachea fue desti-
tuido por el presidents Cardenas,
cuando aeuel insistia en- que SO
abrieran las casas de juego, obli-
gandolo a que presentara inme,
diatamente su renuncia.
La opinión., 1935-08-25
Ola IA DE SEPTlEMBRE

Gran Jamaica en- B~elvedere prin
cipiando a las s p. M. GALES Ford
y Dozier.
Gran Bale de Coronation de la
Reina Official "Direccion del Gre
milo Commercial Mexicano". s p. M.
Serenata MeXlcana en- la Placita
principiando a las s +. Nj.
La opinión., 1935-08-25
QUE IRAN A GALAPAGOS a
PESCAR

"Ensenada no ofrece ninsuna Sc
guridad para las en~barcaciones y
ningun buque pesquero Sc aventu-
"a a atraesr ALI para ootensr ST.
licencia. Antes que haeer ESQ, las
flotas' que actualmente pesoan en-
las eostas de 6aia California pre-
feririan hseerlo en- Galapagos, dom
La opinión., 1935-08-25
ES UNA
INCOGNITA

ROMA, Irslaterra Agosto -. 80
(UP).- La eterua pregunta de
"iQue ira a hacer Inglaterra? ,
volvio a e el tema de Ia prensa
italiana, con motive de In iunta
ministerial qEe celebro aver ell ga
b!nete brit4n:co y ror Ia moyiljza-
ci6n de varids uuidGdes de guerra
de la flota ing esd.
La actitud do gobierno hiitapi-
La opinión., 1935-08-25
Ola is

8 p. NJ. Frente al City Hall por la
Gale Spring mientras sc organiza
ell desfile Sc izaran los pabellones
Il seran presentados a la Colo
MIA durante n ceremonial corta
en- la que tomaran parte las auto
ridades americans y m~eXicanas en-
la entrada a dicho .edificio.
La opinión., 1935-08-25
Ell PRoGRAMA

"A reserva de hacerle %pequehas
notifications, ell programa prepa-
RADIO por ell Comite, ha sido anun
ciado a LA OPINION en- la forma
siguiente:
La opinión., 1935-08-25
FELlcITAcloNEs A MAGAaA

cIUDA0 DE MEXICO, Agosto
81 El general Gildardo Magma,
pas6 aver su primer dta de gober-
nador electo del Distrito Norte de
la Baja California. recibiendo men
safes de felicitacion y %comisiones
de los grupos politicos.
Entire los mensajes de felicltaci6n
recibidos por ell general Magma
Sc cuentan los de numerosas agru
paciones obreras y c%ampesinas de
la Baja California, asi como de %
nocidos comerciantes e industriales
dc Tijuana. Ensenada y Mexicall.
La opinión., 1935-08-25
Ola is

Q A. NJ. Partida del desfile por
las Gales Spring, Primera. Main.
Macy y luego rumbo a Belvedere
por la Gale Primera.
1880 A. NJ. Principle de la cele-
bracion del dia de la Colonia en-
La opinión., 1935-08-25
EUROPA A Ia ESPECTATlVA

Copyright, 1885. by United Press)
loNDRES, Agosto pa Ell eco
de los preparativos de guerra m
pezo a repercutir hoy en- todos los
confines europeos, con motive de
la inminencia del rompimiento de
relaeiones entire Italia y Ethiopia,
pues todos los gobiernos estan Sc
guros de que al sonar ell primer dis
paro sc ~encenders la oonflagraeion
que abareara a los dos continentes,
ell urop y ell a~fricano.
De todos los paises del Viejo con-
tlnente Hogan noticias diciendo que
los ejercitos Sc estan preparando
que las guarniciones en- puntos es-
~trategicos estan siendo ~reforzadas.
Y que cast todos los gabinetes es-
tudia sus problemas economics
en- relacion con los preparativos
dc combate.
Hoy Sc registraron grandes ma
niobras militares en- varios puntos
de los paises bajos, 10 mismo que
en- Espaha. en- Francia y en- Austria
asegurandose que los espanoles
estan r%eforzando sus d~efensas en-
ell Mediterraneo.
La opinión., 1935-08-25

I%nqIateryu M0Uiliza T0da su Fl0ta
10. en- Fuga, hace EscaIa en- Costa RIGA

Despues de haber dominado a Tabasco por mas de ounce amos,
ell icenciado Tomas Garido Canabal saIio IN precipitada fuga de
Villahermosa como elimination de la sangrienta matanza de IS
tudiantes, y e n ruta a su exiio de Puerto Rico, el Millionaire lder
"socialista" hzo escalas e n San Jose de Costa Riea, La foto, en-
La opinión., 1935-08-25

la que aparece ell exdictador econ sombrero m la mano) conn
panado de SUI. famiiare. y del senador Auseneio C. Cruz, fue
tomada en- el aeropuerto de San Jose. Das mas tarde, Garrido
ri oblisado a abandonar Costa Riea ouando los estudiantes o
menzaron a hostilizsrlo rudamente.
La opinión., 1935-08-25
LA ~CANDIDATURA DEL
GENERAL

Pocos meses despues de que ell
general Gales sc hizo cargo de la
P~residencia de la Rep1blica y va
retirado a la vida privada en- su
La opinión., 1935-08-25
PARA
|N|C|AR SUS
MAN|OBRAS
Embotellaran t%eoricamente
a la marina itaIiana en-
Ell mar Mediterraneo
Espana fortified sus CO.'S
tas; ell conflicto italo-
etiope Sc ha complicado

loNDRES, Agosto ga FL Mar
Mediterraneo ha empezado a con-
Vertirse en- tablero de s;edrsz con
motive de los preparativos que Sc
estan llevando a cabo en- %sntici-
pacion al rompimiento de hostili'-
dades entire las fuerzss italisnas y
las huestes etiopes del empersdor
Halle SeIassie III.
La Gran Bretana. Espana y la
misma Italia Sc estan %alistando pa
ra los tragicos acontecimientos que
posiblemente envuelyan al mundo
entero en- una conflagracion de
guerra.
La movilizaci6n de las escuedras
britanicas sc inicio hoy, al ser en-
viados al Sur los dos gigantescos
porta-aviones de $4,000 toneladas
cada uno. ell GLORIOUS y Ell "Fu-
rious'. d~estinados para r~esguardar
los dos extremes del Mediterraneo.
en- anticipation a los deseos de Mus
solini de convertirlos nuevamente
ell mare nostrum' como en- tiempos
de los cesares.
Al mismo tempo, ell sobierno es-
pahol ordeno ell refuerzo de las
guarniciones al Norte de Gibraltar,
que es la fortificaeion mas estra-
tegics de toda Europa, y ordeno la
rnarcha de cinco reeimientos de
tropas para reforzar las %guarnicio-
mes en- ~diferentes puntos de las is
las BaIeares.
I'm despacho de la agencia Reu-
ter procedente de palma de Mallor-
dice que hoy arribaron dos pie
zas de artilleria de 10 pulgadas pa
ra ser colocadas en- la lsla de Mi
norca, que es la del grupo balaer Ia
que mas cerca Sc encuentra de te-
rritorio italiano.
Los propositos de la Gran Bre-
taha Y de Espana consisten Ell bio
quear ell paso de Gibraltar y el Ca
nal de Suez. en- case de que Mus
solini ~persista en- sus in~tenciones
de invadir Ethiopia.
La opinión., 1935-08-25
El d%espertar de
la .JuVentud

. ESPUES de varios amos de somno-
~ lencia enfermiza, la juventud me-
xicana ha despertado a la vida CT
vica, y su despertamiento glorio-
La opinión., 1935-08-25
LA OPINION

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Snoring Described as
Disease of Civilization

Snoring, observes the Manchester
Guardian, has been called a disease
Of civilization, on the ground that
savages do not snore because the
man who gave audible announcement
In that way Of the presence of him
self and other tribesmen In the neigh
borhood of an enemy would get short
shrift. With civilization (runs the
argument) came security, and with
security those nasal noises of the
highland not of the night only, for
Lord Ullswater, when he was speak
er, ruled that snoring was out of
order In the house Of commons.
There are those who draw fine
distinctions between different ways
Of snoring. When Beau Brummell
was once travelling from Calais to
Paris. he found himself in the COM
pany Of a kings messenger, who
later said that the Beau slept the
whole way, and even snored. But
the messenger added what he thought
was an extenuating circumstance,
that "Mr. Brummell snored very
uBeh like gentleman"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-06-27
Patches of Plankton and
the Herring's Breakfast

The elusive herring has long per-
picked fishermen. Yet the clew to its
existence has all the time resided in
drifting patches Of plankton, the min
ute animal life on which it feeds. Now
the fisheries research laboratories of
the University Of Hull, says Tit-Bits
Magazine, by a scientific study of the
distribution Of the behring's food, aim
at saving vessels the waste Of coz and
labor incurred every season in locating
shoals.
A plankton indicator has been
evolved which every boat will use. A
tiny hollow metal torpedo, 1t contains
a disc Of fine gauze, and to its tail are
fitted small planes, SO that when
thrown overheard and trailed behind
drifter 1t automatically dives and
collects sample of sea life. On re.
moval Of the gauze disc, the skipper
mlcroscopically examines It's specimens
and compares them with Photographic
engagements. Then II he detects a
prevalence Of calanus, minute shrimp
like creature, which Is the behring's
favorite delicacy among the planktonlc
animals, the moment is ripe to shoot
his nets and gather a rich harvest.
These Investigations, at present con-
fnAd 70 The herring fishing industry,
'elves to much wider appli-
:, Tor plankton forms the staple
\ q Of giant whales as well as Pill.
cards. sprats, and mackerel.
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would wish that they had thought twice
before trying to make trouble with a
new conner among them, who had ar
rived full of kindness, and was anx-
ious to dwell in their village in peace
and amity.
Proudly took my purchases home.
Leaving them in their box I went to
the village, bought some lumber and
tools, and constructed hive which re-
sembled those / had seen in the bee
mans yard. Then feeling that nature
must take its course, returned to the
work of getting the house settled. 1
am not quarrelsome person, but
like the people around me to feel that
am not to be made victim of petty
spite without doing something about it.
In week, by which time felt sure
that the hive would be populated, I
put on veil of mosquito bar and went
down to open the hive. l expected a
vast buzzing would greet me as per-
formed this operation, but nothing of
the kind occurred. Wider and wider 1
extended the gap between cover and
hive, and heard no sound, and behold,
no bee. Then 1 lifted off the lid en-
tirely. To my establishment the place
contained only wicked looking spider,
who darted at me savagely, and when
withdrew my hand scrambled out
into the sunlight and disappeared in
the grass.
This was discouraging. / went back
to the bee dealer. He was rather crusty
when / told him my story. Indeed, he
appeared to think that / was lying to
him. But, by and by, he became more
calm, and said that in view of my ig-
norance of the game, and my real need
Of bees, he would sell me his next best
pair for five dollars and a half. I
wrung his hand in gratitude and took
my new prizes away, determined to
use more care the next time. To my
establishment he was at my door the
next morning. After asking him how
my new bees were behaving, he said:
listen. I'm going to the city to live
starting this afternoon. I have to
go in hurry on business. An you've
been such a good customer that I'm
going to turn over to you for practical
ly nothing-a mere fifty dollars, all
the bees I've got left. But can't keep
the offer open. can get another pur-
chaser If you think you can't afford
so many"
Fifty dollars is big money, but after
had figured out how could get back
at my neighbors by turning hordes of
bees into their gardens, passed over
bill of the necessary denomination,
boxed up my new bees till I could build
hive for them, and went to moving
picture show.
And the first thing that came on the
screen was one Of those nature studies
about bees, and found out that you
need practically million to make any
kind Of disturbance in a neighborhood.
And that night the local constable
came over to the house and gave me
q summons to the Justices court for
keeping bees without license. Some
how or other I'm beginning to feel that
a city man doesn't stand much Of a
chance when he takes up his abiding
place among the people he has always
looked on as yokels.
a. Bell Saskatchewan servica
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interesting sidelight. an 1754," he
says, "the county surveyor laid off
300 square yards where the prison
ers were allowed liberty"
1t was not until March %, 1873,
that Imprisonment for debt was abol.
ished in the state Of Virginia. Up
to that time laws for the collection
Of debt which were brought to
jamestown in 1907 were still In
force.
A writer for the Virginia Histori-
cal society publication cities as an
instance of the operations Of the old
debtors law the arrest and imprison-
ment Of Light Horse Harry Lee for
debt from April, 1900, to the spring
Of 1S1O.-New York Times. Z
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CONQUERED
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By R. Fl. WILKINSON
"a Bell syndicate.-wNU Service.
"a. Bell syndicate.-wNU Service.

- UESTS at the Alpine House
were thrilled when Neal Leon
ard and his party arrived for
- A. olirnhinr Season Ynnnard
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Road Builders in Italy
Find Triumph Arch Ruin

Many of the numerous triumphal
arches have disappeared long ago.
Among them was that of Diocletian. 1t
was erected on the Via Flaminia, one
Of the main streets of the present-day
city, writes a Rome United Press cor
respondent.
The arch of Diocletian was standing
in the early Middle ages and some Of
its ruins survived until the Renais-
sance, when they were destroyed to
make room for the Church of Santa
Maria in Via Lata, which then was re-
built. Some of the marble fragments
belonging to the arch then were re-
moved to the villa Medici, now the
French Academy, where they still are
preserved.
In the course of road improvement
work now undertaken on this site, at
a depth five meters below the level Of
the modern street, further marble
fragments Of the arch were discov-
cred. The recovery of remaining
ones still buried under the foundations
of modern buildings is being attempted.
The fragments so far unearthed
consist of portions of the cornice,
vaulting and bas-reliefs decorating the
arch of Diocletian. The bas-reliefs
represent the incomplete figure Of a
winged victory and historical scene
with a male head crowned with
laurel wreath.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-06-27
FIND USES FOR
DEBTORS JAILS
One Old Prison Made Over
Into Clubhouse.

The clubwomen of Tappahannock
In Essex county, Va, have for sew
eral years been using as their club
house the old debtors prison, built in
1920. At the time the building was
erected the town, which had been
named Hobbs His Hole, had been re-
christened New Plymouth; not until
1903 was the name changed to Tap
pahannock.
The old building Is typical Of the
jail of its period, when confinement
in prisons was supplemented by out
door punishments for wrongdoers.
In those days the ears of hog thieves
were nailed to the pillory on which
the prisoners were tortured. Two
thousand pounds of tobacco was the
fine for giving false news. To be in
debt was moderately respectable,
then as now, yet men were put In
Jail for 1t.
The New world started with very
little cash In hand. Lack Of money
was general In those times Of barter.
Many a man came to Virginia in
early days who had to work out his
passage after he reached his desti-
nation. Fortune that was founded
on the crop was precarious. There
were dozen reasons why the Col
onists needed so many debtors pris-
ons. In that first settled part of old
Virginia debtors jails were plentiful.
Many remain as mute witnesses to
the hard life men lived then.
The old Jail in Gloucester was built
In 1850. DR.. w. G. Stubs, Glouces-
ter historian and antiquarian, said:
THE Virginia laws required every
county court, at the county's charge,
to cause to be built and kept in good
repair a common Jail or common
prison. The law provides that the
building shall be built with iron
barred windows and chImneys, the
doors secured with good locks and
bars Of iron. The sheriff was ap-
pointed by the crown and forced to
serve or forfeit 20 pounds sterling
to the king"
Upon this debtors Jail built In
Gloucester, p. w. Smith, Jr, who
occupies 1t as town clerk, adds an
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-06-27
R.eor.r.d Eye.ight Di.app0in.ine

Occasionally persons who regain
their eyesight after having been blind
from infancy are greatly disilludoned
and disappointed. Some dislike human
faces, while others can no longer
bear to touch objects they have used
for years, or cannot continue to eat
certain foods because Of their appear
ance. A few even regret that they
can see again.-Collier Weekly.