President Yrigoyen resigns in Argentina amid martial law
Buenos Aires reports President Yrigoyen abdicated the office transferring powers to Vice President Dr. Enrique Martinez who declared martial law in the capital. Widespread disorder followed with deaths and injuries as police clashed with students and protesters. Martinez, a Cordoba physician and former governor, becomes youngest Argentine vice president. The decree assigns chief executive functions to Martinez and notes publication of the decree.
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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 by Texas Poultry Group
The Poultry Producers Association of Texas in San Antonio reports difficulty meeting demand for fresh infertile eggs. A severe August drought reduced green feed and disrupted care of flocks as some farmers harvested cotton. Members are advised to use sunburned tomatoes as feed to partly compensate for feed shortages.
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Poultry Producers Association
Co-Opera
San Antonio
Tex
Poultry Producers Association of Texas
Moody Addresses Union Delegates in Houston
Gov Dan Moody told about 2000 delegates at the 75th annual International Typographical Union convention in Houston that labor and capital work hand in hand in Texas. Mayor Walter Monteith welcomed the visitors as R S Sterling the Democratic gubernatorial nominee was scheduled to speak.
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Houston
Tex
Texas
Dan Moody
International Typographical Union
Walter Monteith
R. S. Sterling
Galveston
Charles Howard
International
L. H. McGinnis
Destruction and Hunger Grip Santo Domingo After Category Four Hurricane
Santo Domingo reports show over 1,200 dead in the capital with about 5,000 injured and 30,000 homeless as martial law enforces order. Mass pyres burn the dead while relief ships approach. President Trujillo orders rapid aid and debris removal across 90 percent of the city.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Rafeael Lepidas
Trujillo
Christopher Columbus
la Vega
Santiago
Puerto Plata
Leonidas Trujillo
United States
Republic O'Clock
Caribbean
Pedpe
Mario Fermin Cabral
Senate
Remains of Devine Farmer Joseph Kempf Brought For Burial
Devine Texas September 8 The body of Joseph Kempf was taken to Devine for burial Friday morning. Kempf a native and longtime resident of Devine was a substantial farmer in the area born and reared nearby.
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Devine
Tex
Joseph Kempf
Kempf Dies After Horse Accident in San Antonio
Kempf was injured when a horse fell on him Wednesday and transported to a San Antonio hospital. Although initial wounds were not serious, he died Thursday morning. 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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