Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1923, Page 18

THE EVENING STAR, MEXIGAN POLICE HELD MURDERERS Treachery Precedes Slaying of Six, Wounded italian Re- ports, Following Escape. de his way Nuevo Leon, Mexic that his. brothers N and four other ¢ shot and killed man and sever guided thtm to a Rio Grande river, @ Mexlcan: police- anfons, who spot on the | under guise r the 1 reports hurriv to Preparing to Cross Rio Gran aro said his party was THINKS NEW YORK WILL BE BOOTLEG PARADISE Wheeler Says State Cannot Secede | From Union to Permit Sale of Intoxicants FREE DANCER AND MOTHER i Evan Fontaine. Chnrged With Per- jury. Wins Dismissal Plea brought by’ 3 nu!mflr( of her Sotnenins Vanderoit ¥ leged breach of pro -ndnvur- to carry out the ideals of thc revolution, Gen. Obregon charged | that the government had been boy- cnned politically both by great in- ternal and forelgn material Interests, but sald it was gradually overcoming all obstacles, solely with popular support. Course Unchanged. “Neither internal nor external in- tere will force me to change my urse,” the president declared amid gmm. applause. He asserted that he would consider himself amply recom- pensed if he retired from the presi- | dency with “the affection and confl- denco of the rural classes represented ! at the conference. The agrarian re- | forms, according to the president, | were "belng brought about despite \-difficulties, and only the absolute sup- port and confidence of the people May 7.—P h'urlon(’ v«ll'_l;l‘ nl‘d(‘d;k(sflr) for A;l\mph(n] suc he address was frequently inte : addressing the closing ses- | rapica 'y “appiause e was ' he sion of the agrarian congress, sald'climax of the agrarian congress the convention was the greates had bheen in session for fi {event in a historical and political | Rexolutions passed by tl sense sinee the Madero revolution. ss included one calling for a The identical aims of the agrariansi mmmmon of the struggle for di- governmental a m of the great landed estates IIL. small farmers, and the pro- on of the farmers against “gov- al. judicial and military out- The sessions were marked remely radical speeches. 30,000 Witness Rome Bull Fight Yell for “Blood” By the Asso. ROME, persons ye: national st first bull fight matudores . OBREGON SCORES o0 HISTLEFORIES nume..TelIs Farmers Ideals of Re- volt Need Only Their Aid to Be Achieved. day atterno encountered | ns ‘nmurem‘ Is during »f the | ounds mg | By the Associated T ie bander-| MEXICO CIT | Obregon, _— CRIME EXPERT RESIGNS. the . ernment Is not vel Justice, ple not very low,” w itions " here, it | tunate for the republic Sheaking of the administration's ' by 4 F111 Out ThlS Coupon “We'll do the rest” L T T e P e P e P. W. Pummill, General Agent: 809-10 Finance Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. Dear Mr. Pummill This summer, I expect to spend my vacation in the Pacific Northwest, leavinghere.. .. _..........a&ndgetting back ... Will you please outline for me a trip that will include: (Check— y —cities, or resorts in which you are particularly interested.) 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