President Yrigoyen resigns amid Buenos Aires chaos
In Buenos Aires on September 5, President Yrigoyen abdicated and delegated chief executive powers to Vice President Dr. Enrique Martinez. A state of siege was declared, protests erupted in Avenida de Mayo, clashes with police left several dead or wounded, and uncertainty spread as supporters and rivals weighed the next steps in Argentina's volatile political crisis. The new vice president, 44, from Cordoba, was named by decree to assume the nation's top duties.
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Buenos Aires
Hipolito Yrigoyen
Argentina
Enrique Martinez
Avenida de Mayo
Calle Peru
la Nacion
Yrigoyen
Martinz
Cordoba
Francisco Beiro
Martinez
More Good Eggs Needed in Texas Drouth Affects Supply
The Poultry Producers Association of Texas in San Antonio reports difficulty meeting demand for fresh infertile eggs. A severe August drouth reduced green feed, with some members tied up in cotton harvests limiting egg care and flock productivity. Tips include feeding sunburned tomatoes to hens to offset green-feed shortages.
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Poultry Producers Association
Co-Operative
San Antonio
Tex
Poultry Producers Association of Texas
Moody Addresses Union at 75th Typographical Conference
Gov Dan Moody told about 2000 delegates in Houston that labor and capital work together in Texas. The 75th annual International Typographical Union convention opened with welcoming remarks from Mayor Walter Monteith and included planned remarks by Democratic gubernatorial nominee R S Sterling. Charles Howard and L H McGinnis delivered responses to the welcoming address.
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Houston
Tex
Texas
Dan Moody
International Typographical Union
Walter Monteith
R. S. Sterling
Galveston
Charles Howard
International
L. H. McGinnis
Hurricanes Devastate Santo Domingo Killing and Burning
Santo Domingo faces martial law after a hurricane disaster that left more than 1,200 dead in the capital alone. Thousands injured and homeless, with $20 million in damage. Relief ships approach as authorities organize mass incineration of bodies and reconstruction efforts begin.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Rafeael Lepidas
Trujillo
Christopher Columbus
la Vega
Santiago
Puerto Plata
Leonidas Trujillo
Trujillo appeals for aid after twin Caribbean hurricane devastates city
The Caribbean city lies in ruins with 90 percent destroyed as two hurricane passes create first and second blows. President Trujillo cables for rapid international relief, while Mario Fermin Cabral oversees refugee feeding and debris removal from about 10 000 destroyed buildings.
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Trujillo
United States
Republic O'Clock
Caribbean
Pedpe
Mario Fermin Cabral
Senate
Texas Citrus Industry Reaches 100 Million Dollar Benchmark
The Texas citrus sector, barely a decade old, now represents a 100 million dollar investment. For 1931 32, shipments are forecast to total between 12 000 and 15 000 cars, signaling growing scale and reach.
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Texas
Burial for Jaynes child after poisonous insect death
Funeral services were held in Victoria for George W. Jaynes age 22 months the second child in the city to die within a year from swallowing a poisonous insect resembling a red yellow jacket. The insect was ingested with water from an uncovered glass and was later recovered. brain nerve center damage was cited by Dr. J L. Smith.
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Victoria
Tex
George W. Jaynes
George S. Jaynes
Jaynes
Detar
J L. Smith
Man Buried After Horse Accident in Devine
The remains of Joseph Kempf were brought to Devine for burial Friday morning. The deceased was born and reared near Devine and was a substantial local farmer.
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Devine
Tex
Joseph Kempf
Kempf Dies After Horse Fall Injury
Kempf was injured when a horse fell on him Wednesday and died Thursday morning after treatment at a San Antonio hospital. Funeral services were led by Rev. Leo Goertz of St. Joseph's Church. He is survived by his widow and four children.
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Kempf
San Antonio
Leo Goertz
St. Joseph’s Church
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