Absolute Order Claimed After Panama Coup
Panama's new pro-Democratic government said order prevailed after the coup d etat. Arias asked to return from Havana as a private citizen while Ri cardo de la Guardia assumed power and formed a cabinet. Officials moved to arrest pro-Arias officials and close La Tribuna.
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Panama City
Panama
Arminifo Arias
Havana
Arias
Ernesto Jaen Guardia
Guardia
Ricardo Adolfo de la Guardia
Cuba
Octavio Fabrega
Presidente de la Guardia
Justice
la Tribuna
All Sa
Supreme Court
Ricardo de la Guardia
de la Guardia
Jose Pezet
Anas
Pezet
Mexico
Dario Vallarino
Gabrega
Florencio Gaytia
Manuel Pinto
Camilo de la Guardia
Ernesto Fabrega
Jose Antonio Sosa
Otto Reinbeck
Central America
Railroads notes and personal items from the area
Stenographer in the auditor's office takes a vacation to Gainesville. H H Gittrich and family visit Dallas and Tyler to attend the Rose Festival. Gerald Stump shows steady recovery in San Antonio. Beckmann and Gerety Shows travel by 40 car train hailed as the largest carnival pull into Lubbock. Mrs Mae Everline dies in Long Beach. Sympathy sent to George Everline. W C Evans off work due to sister’s illness in Cleburne. Gilmore couple welcome a daughter. two boys and two girls total. Clif Nelson’s wisdom tooth issue improves. Santa Fe awards honor Richland Springs judging team with trip to National Congress of Future Farmers of America.
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H. H. Gittrich
Auditor's Office
Dallas
Tyler
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Beckmann and Gerety
Amarillo
Santa Fe
George Everline
R. M. Dempsey
Long Beach
Cal
Richland Springs
Texas
National Congress of Future Farmers of America
Kansas City
R. J. Powell
J. G. Fitzhugh
Galveston
H. M. Bainer
Fitzhugh
Bainer
Junction
Dixie Rebels at Odds Over Atlanta Reunion Plan
Atlanta reads a split view on a United Confederate Veterans reunion in mid October. Gen. J F Howell of Virginia declines attendance claiming no official invitation and no binding action will result. Gen. Claypool Atkinson and Harris push for a meeting in Atlanta with 50 to 100 veterans expected, defying Howell who says they cannot call the convention.
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Atlanta
Boys In Gray
United Confederate Veterans
J. F. Howell
Virginia
Howell
John M. Claypool
St. Louis, Mo
Homer Atkinson
Petersburg, Va
John W. Harris
Oklahoma City
Okla
Claypool
St. Louis
Lee
Hood
Jackson
John B. Gordon
The
Sons of the Confeder
Blind artisan carves trinkets from seed pits
Reading, PA. 74 year old Mark Detterline, blind for nine years, visits a city playground daily to entertain children with his carvings. Using his sense of touch, he shapes rings bracelets and tiny cups from fruit pits for eager youngsters.
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Reading
U.P
Mark Detterline
Detterline
Catfish School Frenzy Stuns Anglers on Schuylkill River
Anglers along the lower Schuylkill River netted catfish in rapid succession after a heavy rain. Fish crowds drifted downstream in dense schools, attracting bargemen who scooped hundreds from the water with simple tin buckets.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Schuylkill River
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