Lattrell Gives Opinion On The Post's Browniekar
A. Lattrell, renowned automobile dealer, after a thorough examination of The Post's Browniekar, presented his formal opinion.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1910
Page
3
A. Lattrell, renowned automobile dealer, after a thorough examination of The Post's Browniekar, presented his formal opinion.
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A scattered, garbled report from Bogota Colombia describes a demonstration against Americans. The text mentions Southwester noise or sentiment and local figures Berthe Long Gassepa and Dex Perry, with references to a carriage and tense street scenes. The fragmentary source yields few clear facts beyond anti-American sentiment and street confrontation.
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