Buenos Aires Bloodshed After Fireworks Misfire
Streets of Buenos Aires erupted in chaos as a celebratory display misfired prompting naval and municipal gunfire. Government troops shelled Plaza Mayo igniting a citywide panic, killing and wounding civilians while a royal guard on rooftops fired into crowds. An official investigation was promised as authorities sought to explain the disastrous incident.
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Argentine Capital Battles as Insurrection Quelled
Panamacity dispatch reports President Florencio Arosemena seeks resignations of Jeptha Duncan and T. F. Clemont amid mass resignations in cabinet. Network of military show of force surrounds Buenos Aires landmarks as police guard streets. gov't warns courts martial for anyone bearing arms in public. General Augustin Turta named commander of federal capital.
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Irigoyen Cabinet Arrests Ordered in Buenos Aires
Irigoyen and all cabinet members were ordered arrested and held incommunicado after a night of chaos. Provisional President Uriburu demanded surrender of arms within 12 hours as martial law loomed. City streets showed shock and troops clashed, with executions of post office clerks reported amid a mounting military crackdown.
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Irigoyen and allies arrested after revolution in Argentina
Buenos Aires reports that on September 9 the interior minister ordered the arrest of all senators and deputies allied with Irigoyen and that heads of radical party committees in the Trigoyen faction were also detained. The move followed a revolutionary movement and affected key political leaders early this morning.
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Two Held on Theft by Bailee Charge
Uisren and EL Ge Allen, employees of BanaAntonia State hospital, were released Tuesday after appearing before the Thirty-seventh district court grand jury. They faced one charge of theft by bailee for a car belonging to Moliceinay A. He Monare. The man said he lent the woman the vehicle Thursday with the understanding it would be returned the same day, and when he retrieved the car Saturday, Miss O brien Jimul Allen were preparing to leave.
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ESTATES IN PRIMARY VOTE AND PARTY RIVALRIES
The report outlines ongoing primary battles in several states. In New Hampshire incumbent Republicans face challenges from two Democrats while other GOP contenders vie for the governorship. Arizona shows multiple Republican and Democratic attempts for the governor’s nomination. In Washington, several of the five representatives draw primary opposition, while New York mourns the death of editor Arthur Varice.
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