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La gaceta., 1936-07-21

No hay relaci6n entire los mo-
narquicos y ell actual movimien-
to revolucionario en- Espana, di
jo aver "Franquito," ell hernia
no del general traidor.
lPor que los monarquicos pu-
blicaron una proclama "impo :
niendo" ell estado de guerra en-
toda Espana?
iPor que coincide la TRACTION
de Queipo del Ulano, en- SevilEa,
declarando ell estado de guerra,
con esa proclama de los monar-
quicos?
Queipo del Llano Sc halla en-
parentado, por matrimonio de
una de sus hijas, con ell EXPIRE
sidente de la RepGblica, don Nj
ceto Alcala Zamora.
La gaceta., 1936-07-21

Madrid, julio 21.@Como prue
ba de la falsedad de las noticias
de la agencia de Reuter- ell go
bierno publica una noticia da-
da por esa agencia, puesSa en-
Gibraltar, en- la cual Sc dice que
Madrid ha caido en- poder de los
rebeldes, y que todas las opera
clones bancarias Sc han aplaza-
do por tempo indefinido.
Las notas o~ficiales de aver di-
cen que ell gobierno tiene domi-
NADIA la situaci6n y que ell buque
"Churruca" ha sido ell Gnico
traidor EN- la marina de guerra.
En- Ia marina y en- la aviaci6n
todos los jefes, oficiales y subal-
ernos sc han mantenido leales
al gobierno.
Ell crucero Cervantes bombar
dec en- Cadiz una posici6n de los
rebe.des. Empezo aver ell pue-
bio a armarse en- Jaen y Cuen-
ca, hacienda salir a los Soldados
de sUs cuarteleS.
La sublevaci6n de los cu~arteles
de Carabanchel, La Montana y
Maria Cristina fue dominada
por la artilleria, la guardia ci-
vii, la guardia de asaIto, tropas
leales y ell pueblo armada.
Los rebeldes hacen circular
nd.icias, desde Ceuita, que los
peri6dicos extranjeros recogen.
Los foeos de rebellion estan STEM
do dominados. Ell gobierno IS
neg6 a declarar ell estado de ST.
10 para no entregar ell mandO a
enerales de dudosa lealtad.
Por la radio habl6 aver ell mi
nistro de la gobernacion dicien4
do que ell gobierno y ell pueblo Sc
hayan determinadOs a aplastar
para siempre a los enemigos de
la RepGblica, y dice que los tra4
bajadores con armas contribu-
yeron a aplastar la rebellion de
los cuarteles.
DeSea ell gobierno, dijo ell mi1
nistro ,empezar a restablecer ell
orden confiando su cumplimien'
to a la fuerza pGblica y a las or
ganizaciones obreras que han
colaborado con ell gobierno. Los
elementos fascisbas conspiran
contra la Rep1blica Y la liber-
Tad y ell gobierno pide no Sc CO.
metan actos de robo e incendios,
para no dar armas de propa-
ganda al enemigO. Los que sean
sorprendidos perturbando en-
esa forma seran castigados con
TODD rigor. Debemos defender
nuestro triunfo y confundir a
los enemigos de la libertad.
Duran5e toda la noche ell 60
bierno estuvo trasmitiendo no
t~icias, por la Radio, en- los lido
mas cas- %ellano, frances, ingles,
Y aleman.
BESIDE ell ministerio de la go
)ernaci6n habl6 la diputada CO.
munista Dolores Ibarruri pa
La gaceta., 1936-07-21

Dolores Ibarruri, la diputada
comunista que aver habl6 a Es'
pana y TODD ell mundO, por la Ra
dio, no es asturiana, como han
supuesto algunos por AGA, es vas
ca. Asturias la eligi6 diputada,
porque ella luch6 junto a los mi
neros asturianos. Trabajaba CO.
mo costurera y Sc case, mucho
antes de ser ~diputada, con un
minero revolucionario llamadO
Julian Ruiz. Els madre de cinco
hijos, tres de los cuales lie nacie-
ron en- un solo parto.
Hablando sobre la labor revo
lucionaria de Ia mujer, "Pasio-
maria" acostumbra a decir: Gel
consejo de la mujer es POGO, pc
70 e. que no 10 sigue un loco"
La gaceta., 1936-07-21
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Arribaron aver los vaipores
Western Sword y Crawford, de
bandera americana, y la goleta
inglesa General Tosta, que des-
car9ara platanos,
Sc hicieron a la mar los vapo-
res Carplaka, Crawford y Che
miIz, este dltimo aleman, y las
goletas Sally y Angrer 1872.
La gaceta., 1936-07-21
Pleitos y Divorcios

Lucy Grau contra Jonas Grau
w. Powell contra Mary c.. Pow
ell Bess Dillaberry contra Wi
lliam Frank Dillaberry; John
F. Key contra Allene Key; Low
ry-Reeves Lumber Co. contra
}. S. Hendricks y esposa y Ray
L, Parham y esposa.
La gaceta., 1936-07-21
Cinco Columns de tropas y milicianos leales
s%alieron de Madrid en- busca de los rebeldes
Pide ell Gobierno a los campesinos de Aragon
que Sc armen para combatir a los
Fascistas y traidores
Los barcos leales de la escuadra bombardearan
a los rebeldes parapetados en- Algeciras

ba de incorporates a los rebel
des.
FL gobierno sc apoder6 aver
del aerodromo de Getafe en- el
cual Sc habian hecho fuertes
grupos de Soldados insurgentes.
Para recuperar ell aerodromo
los aviadores abrieron fuego
con sus ametralladoras, ayuda-
dos por soldadoS leales y ell pue-
bio.
Dicese que una columna re-
belde marcha hoy hacia Iran
con la esperanza de apoderarse
de esa ciudad de la frontera.
Una nOticia de Marruecos di-
CO que ell general Franco ha de-
clarado ALI que la batalla no es
contra la R~epGblica, sino contra
ell comunismo.
Franco dice que un buque de
bandera Soviet ayud6 a la es-
cuadra espahola en- ell bombar-
dec de Ceuta.
Los peri6dicos publicados hoy
mueStran fotografias de la ca
pitulaci6n del Quartet de La
Montana. Aparecen en- elias los
Oficiales y soldados derrotados
con las manos en- alto, frente a
las armas de los milicianos v Ia
guardia de asalto.
I'm decreto publicado hoy en-
ia Gaceta Official nombra a don
Pedro Prado jefe de estado ma
yor de la marina de guerra. O.
tro decreto dispone que las tro-
pas de Guadalajara Sc pongan
a disposition de la primero di-
vision.
Una falsa noticia de Henda-
va sehala en- $4,000 ell n1mero
de muertos como resultado de
los 1ltimos combates.
Estimase que ell gobierno tie
ne dominada va a Sevilla por-
que una estaci66n de radio de
esa pobleci6n viene trasmitien-
do nOticias favorables al regi-
men.
Para impedir un desembarco
de bandidos del TerciO en- Ca
diz, el crucero Cervantes bonn
barde6 esa poblaci6n.
Sevilla Sc halla en- poder de la
guardia civil y la guardia de a.
salto, que sc mantienen fieles
al gobiern0.
Frente a Malaga, ciudad en-
poder de los leales, una flotilla
de submarines vigila para inn
pedir la entrada de grupos re-
beldes que pudieran ser manda-
dos de Africa. La poblaci6n en-
Melilla sigue hacienda ~resisten-
cia a los rebeldes.
Sc ma desmentido la noticia
publicada en- ell ex5ranjero de
pque ell gobiernO haya Ordenado
la conscripci6p de tOdos los HON
bres habiles tre las edates de
Is y 80.
La gaceta., 1936-07-21

Gil Robes arm6 a los fascis-
tas y tan luego la soldadesca EN-
pez6 a rebelarse, busc6 refugio
en- Biarritz.
Mussolini y Hitler marcharon
al frente de sus adlaberes en- los
dias de peligro.
Merriam los otros, a los que el
faeilitara las armas y ell dinero I
pero su piel quedara a salvo.
Este 81 es'el case claro, indis-
cutible, del nuevo captain Ara
ma: Sc EMBARGO 81 y dej6 a los
otros con la mission de asesinar
a la RepGblica.
La gaceta., 1936-07-21

Ell comandante Ramon Fran
co que en- las Cortes, como dipu-
tado, era "rojo," aver dijo en-
Washington: "Esta no es una
rebellion para reStaurar la mo
narquia, estoy SECURE de clio. Els
una lucha sobre ell sorden social
y la clase de RepGblica que Es-
pana debe tener.'
Estas palabras de Tranquil
to" nos prueban que va enterr(
ell sable "encarnado," qre hace
algunos amos e~sgrimiera en- e
Parlamen,o de la lRepublica.
Ahora es un "botellero'-co
mo dicen en- Cuba que nj 81
quiera ha tenido ell gesto de ofrt
3erse pGblicamenbe al gobiern!
lie su pals.
Pero el'hermanito, ell monaI
auto celeberrimo contra ell 4v5
Franquito escribiera cartas, nc
yencera, y ojala que caiga en- las
manos del gobierno del Fren(
Popular vogue sea cas- igadC
confcEKe a la magnitud de 81
bajeza. .
La gaceta., 1936-07-21

Scbre Zaragoza Marcia hoy
un ejercito de campesinos, un e.
jerci o organizado por ell gobier
no para hacer frente a los jefes
y soldados traidores.
Armada ell pueblo, armados
los mineros, los obreros de las
ci. dades y los trabajadores del
campo, la RepGblica tendra un
ejercito invencible.
La fuerza de los soldadOs con
siste en- que ell pueblo sc haHa
desarmado. Armada Ell pueblo,
la soldadesca traidora NADIA va
lie.
La gaceta., 1936-07-21

Otros parrafos del articulo
del russo Erenburg, a quien aver
nos referimoS: "El gobierno de
Gil Robes habia facilitado $50
mil licencias de armas. Por ESQ
pudieron armarse los fascistas
de las mas diversas tendencies :
monarquicos y carlistas, parti :
darios de Falange y de Primo de
Rivera y los de Gil Robes. En-
las Cortes, Calvo Sotelo, uno de
los jefes ~fascistas, maldijo al
marxismo e invite a los espano-
les a crear un estado corporate
vo. Ell ABC tiene alberta una
subscription para las victimaS
del marxismo, es decir, para los
rompehrelgas y para los que
constibuyen ell "detritus' del ba
rrio chino de Barcelona. La lis
ia de los donantes es bastante e.
Iocuente I'm admirador de Hit
Ter, una peseta; por Dios y por
Espaha, 10 pesetas; Espana, le-
vanta5e, 5 pesetas; un nacional
sindicalista, 10; un gilroblista,
10; un monarquico, 8, ETC., etc.
La gaceta., 1936-07-21

lumnas de guardias de asalto
milicianoS Y soldados fieles fue.
ron mandadas hoy a provinciaS
para sofocar movimientos I'M.
ciados por los derechistas. Las
fuerzas leales van destinadas Q
Burgos, Zaragoza, Toledo y Va.
lladolid, con instrucciones ex,
presas para atacar a los rebel.
DIES Y dominarlos.
Madrid Sc halla virtualmentt
en- las manos del ejercito prole.
tariO, alistado como guardia ma.
cional para aplastar Ia rebellion
de los elementos reaccionarios.
Los sindicalistas Sc han ad.
herido oficialmente al gobierno
anunciando por medic de la Ra
dio que estan listos para comba.
.ir ell fascismo.
Otra noticia dada por la Ra.
diO dice que la tripulaci6n del a.
corazado jaime | arrest6 a los
oficiales, que parecian dispues-
tos a traicionar al regimen. Pc
recieron en- los combates un ca
pitan, IA oficiales Y marineros.
Despues de muerto ell captain.
Sc pregunt6 a Madrid, por la Ra
dio, que Sc hacia con ell cuerpo,
y Sc contest6 que fuese sepulta-
do EN- ell mar, con honOres.
Ell buque sc dirigia a Tange1
para ayudar a los rebeldes, perc
despues del motin Sc puso de vi
gilancia en- Gibraltar para ayu-
dar al sofocamiento de la rebe-
lion.
Por la Radio Sc ha pedido a
tddos los campesinos de Ara
g6n sc armen contra los fascis-
tas, que apoyan a los terrate-
nientes en- la lucha contra los
trabajadores del campo. Mas de
1000 jefes y Oficiales siguen
encarcelados en- la capital.
Ell comandante de un buque
lie guerra ingles llegado a Mala-
ga dice que esa ciudad Sc en-
cuentra en- las manos del gobier.
no central, aunque previamente
Sc habia dicho 10 contrario por
fuentes rebeldes.
Una columna del Frente Po-
pular chOc6 con una de rebel.
1es, en- Vera, en- ell nOrte, siendo
mandados los izquierdistas he
ridOs a Irun, en- camionetas.
Noticias del Sur de Francia,
,uya autenticidad Sc pone en-
duda, Sc refiere a combates flu
riosos en- Barcelona, pero Sc sa-
be que ell gobierno tiene compile
o control en- Catalina. Ell Co
mite Executive Compnista dice
Sc que tiene en- sus manos los
20deres del gobierno provincial.
En- Algeciras, cerca de Gil
braltar, sc espera una batAla
porque los barcos de guerra del
gobierno vienen desde Tanger
4 bombardear la ~poblaGi6n y pc
dir que los tebeldes sc rAndan.
Los rebeldes Sc preparan para
ell ataque.
Los automobiles crgadoa con
milicianos, EN- Ma&rid, llevan
banderas rojas.
Una prueba de que Ell gobier-
no cree que pudieran ocurrir
1uevos combaA en- los Alfredo
ores de Mad Asiste en- ha-
Jer a~consejad5 iudadanos
'e abstengan de ID BiShr NUM-
clones para mas importantes
clones para mas iportanes
1ias'.
La muerte del general jose
Sanjurjo, de GA amos, ha causa-
do brena impression en- .Odos los
circulos izquierdistas. Sanjur-
jO muri6 quemado en- un acci-
de aviaci6n, cuandO trata
(
La gaceta., 1936-07-21

FL general FanJul, canalla Y
trader, lie dijo a sus soldados en-
ell momento de rebelarse: contra
Rrsia Y por ell buen nombre de
Espanas.
Qua 70 horas despues, arma =
do ell pueblo, peleando hombro a
hombro con las tropas leales,
Fanjul GAIA pgisionero.
No le fusilaron todavia; Pc
70 suponemos que Ell gobiernd
del Frenbe Popular no olvidara
la vii ofensa. Doblemente trai =
dor, como general y COMO sub =
secretario de la guerra.
La gaceta., 1936-07-21
MATRIMONIOS

Lawrence F. Blant0n, "a, y
Frances MaeNKersey, %
La gaceta., 1936-07-21

La aviaci6n, IA marina, la
civil. Ia guardia de asal
La gaceta., 1936-07-21
ALFONSO DE BoRBoN N
CREE QUE Sc TRATA DE u
MoVIMIENTo MoNAR-
QUIcO

III prcsente movimientO re-
vOluciOnario espahdl no es una
question de RepdbIica contra.
MOnarquia, es un mOvimient
naeiOnal contra ell extremis
mo, 70 deseO que Espaha sal
ga N las manos a kzquier-
distaa~ds UNI de dis
~
Metropolitan news., 1936-10-31

Not only that, the owner of this
paper was supposed to have been
robbed by certain individuals of
thousands of good American dollars
but, today, some of those individ-
uals are it's chief writer's. It says
that 1t is against al forms of jim
crowism, but you will find upon
investigation that the white people
at the Republican headquarters are
on Michigan avenue and the Col
ored section, including the great
Race man, are stationed on the
alley end. He has said nothing
about that. Why? Is it because of
a few Republican dollars? T h
same paper has been writing edi-
toria1s, or signing them, to the
effect that Roosevelt in his relief
program does not pay the Co'ored
brother as much as he pays the
whites. Does Abbott pay the Col
ored pressmen the same money as
he did the whites? The fact is the
COlored operators are working for
Metropolitan news., 1936-10-31

ADVICE, according to Webster,
is described as to give counsel to,
offer an opinion, etc. Here in Chi
cago, the Colored people are being
advised to vote for Landon. The
writer believes that in giving ad-
vice the advisors chouid be above
any possible reproach.
The newspapers advising the Col
/, ored voters are: The Chicago Daily
News, The Chicago Tribune, "The
Worlds Greatest Waily Newspa-
per- The Chicago Defender, The
Worlds Greatest Weakly The Chi
cago Herald and Examiner and The
Chicago World, "The w | d S
Worst Newspaper and others.
Sunday, at the Democratic meet
ing, Attorney Smith of Washington,
asked the voters to find out how
many Colored reporters the three
white dailies had ON their staff?
With the Chicago Defender, we
will review their past political
record and see if they can consis-
tently advise the Colored people
as to how to vote Have they al
ways been fair to their own people?
Let us see.
In 1923 the Chicago Defender
Al Smith against Hoover.
In 1882 it supported Hoover against
In 1884 it supported
Mayor Kelly against Wetten, fine
choice to make. Since away back |
in 1928 that paper has enjoyed the |
of the Democrats of this
city and state. 1t has had Demo-
cratic jobs, so it claims, it has had
prestige with the Democratic May
Or and Governor, so it claims, in
fact it has enjoyed all of the priv |
ileges that regular Democratic |
organ was entitled to. But where |
IS it now? The answer is the Chi |
cago Defender is supporting a man
hat it knows nothing of, as well
as a party that has forgotten the |
Negro existed until the Democrats
made a bid for their vote, just as
The Republicans made a bid for it
in Reconstruction days.
Metropolitan news., 1936-10-31

DePriest served in Con-
gress six years; Mitchell has
served two years. DePriest
made no speeches of any con-
sequence; Mitchell m a d e
seven speeches, and in every
one Of t h e m showed the
broadest type of statesman
ship, and declared for equal
rights and equal opportunities
for all American citizens re-
gardless of color or race.
DePriest introduced no bills
of major Importance; Mitchell
introduced the following ma
jor bills:
A bill to punish the crime
Of lynching. - H. r. 4457.
A bill to create an industri-
al commission on Negro af-
fairs. = H. R. 5733.
A bill to prohibit the re-
quirement of photographs in
Civil Service examinations. =
H. R. 1O587.
A bill to pension and other
wise reward Matthew Hen
son, who accompanied Perry
to the North Pole. H. R.
1888.
A bill providing for the or
ganization and maintenance
of two battilions of combat
infantry of Colored troops as
part Of the National Guard of
the State of Pennsylvania. =
HI. r. 1910.
In addition to these major
bills, he introduced more than
a dozen bills of personal char
acter and minor Importance.
DePriest made one success
full appointment of a Colored
boy to West Point. For this
he deserves much credit, but
all of his appointments to An
napolis were white, and are
as follows:
James w. Thomson, white,
1922 Michigan avenue, Chica-
go, Illinois. Admitted August
3, 1881; graduated June 6,
1885.
David A. Lindsay, white,
826 South Wabash avenue,
Chicago, Illinois. Admitted |
July 9, 1882; graduated 1886. I
Donald E. Whitman. white, |
Metropolitan news., 1936-10-31
Read 1t, o.: Not
lei. George Davenport

less than half of what the whites
were getting and he is still cutting
and this fearless fighter was afraid
to go to his office for three weeks
after making the change-he was
too yellow!
Now you know that the Chicago
Defender is against all forms Of
BLACK BELTS and all forms of
discrimination. Yet that paper
sponsored a contest for the Mayor
of Bonneville, a strictly jim-crow
plan for making a little money.
and the writer was one of the cam
didates. Jackie Reynolds, so it is
rumored, was to be the Mayor. Did
they take poor Jackie for a fnan-
ciaI ride? Did Jackie take it up
with the States Attorney? Has
Jackie the star in his safe? Did
they call Jackie names? Did they
agree to pay Jackie all or some
of the money back, but upon the
advice of counsel that this would
be an admission, call it off? Has
not Jackie a personal letter from
Abbott telling him that he was
with him to win? What is it all
about? Is it money?
Now, good voters, in the face OF
the above facts, can you listen to
newspapers that at the time of the
Thompson campaign for Mayor,
accused said candidate of making
an Uncle Toms Cabin of the city
hall; does not hire Colored man
on their exclusive white staff? Is
it not fact that Dewey Jones, one
of the Chicago Defenders editors
is holding a federal job under the
Roosevelt administration? A + 9
there others in the state on jobs
and are there others on the city
payroll? THINK! Can you listen
to a man like Jake Upper who
pol,ed only LAG votes in the last
election-and who edits the worlds
worst newspaper? The writer is
only asking questions, and let your
conscience be your guide in Novem-
ber and vote for the man who is
trying to put this country on its
feet.
Metropolitan news., 1936-10-31
The Records of
Mitchell and DePrie
Are Weighed

1ClSnCu
826 South Wabash avenue,
Chicago, Illinois. Admitted
June 10, 1882; graduated
1886.
John Norton Renfro, 3437
State street, Chicago, Illinois.
Admitted June IS, 1885, is
now in attendance at the Ma
val Academy; to graduate in
1889. Renfro is from Mem
phis, Tennessee, although he
registered from Oscar De-
Priests office: 3437 State st.
Mitchell appointed t w O
Colored youths, George A.
Johnston and Robert M.
Jones, 3765 So. Parkway, to
West Point and appointed
James Lee Johnson, Jr., to
Annapolis, where he is now
making good. This is the first
time in 70 years that a Negro
has been admitted to the ma
val academy at Annapolis.
DePriest carried a chip on
his shoulder and was always
either insulting people or be-
ing insulted. Mitchell has
made friends for himself and
for the Race, and has greatly
improved conditions among
Negroes of the S gu t h De-
Priest has proved to be a po-
litician of the cheapest type.
Mitchell has proved to be a
statesman of the highest type
enjoying the confidence of the
President of the u. S. and
the heads of all of the depart
m e n t s in w a s h n e.
ton as we'll as his colleagues
in the House. DePriest failed
utterly as a representative
and disgraced the Race by his
tactics of insulting everybody
and accomplishing nothing
worthwhile except the single
exception of sending Davis to
West Point. Mitchell has sue
ceeded and has placed the
Race on a higher status than
it has heretofore been. He
has accomplished far more in
two years than DePriest did
in six years more than De-
Priest could accomplish in a
lifetime. Mitchell is intelli-
gent, capable, courageous and
Metropolitan news., 1936-10-31

One of the best known and we'll
liked judges on the bench. He is
widely known for his courageous
stand in all matters where the
rights of man are involved. He is
up for reelection on the Demo-
cratic ticket.
Metropolitan news., 1936-10-31

able from every point Of
view; while DePriest is lack
ing in all elements that go to
make craftsmanship.
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quick drying. will not clog the mesh.
Downstairs at Ayres.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-03-28
CALIFORNIA Is
GOING TO BUILD
WYOMING PLANT

Speculation whether Standard of
California would build dts Rocky
Mountain refinery in Montana or in
Wyondng has been ended with the
announcement that a refinery win
be built in wyoming to take the pro-
duction of Medicine Bow fild, de-
veloped jointly With Ohio Oil
company.
California company has been
greatly increasing it's filling station
system in the Rocky Mountain re-
gion and particularly in Montana.
At the present time it is utilizing
Montana-made gasoline in its north
Montana stations, buying gasoline OF
Standard specifications. 1t is I'M
derstood that California company
will extend its distribution as far
south as Denver.
Recently a second well was COM
pleted on Medicine Bow, good for
1900 barrels per day. The discov-
cry we'll made 5000 barrels of so
gravity oil from a depth of $500 IT.