The Bismarck tribune
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Hutcheson, Fargo, executive directs
of Masonic service and education, will
also speak.
300 Killed in Battles
Along Island's Border
Port-au-Prlnoe, Haiti, Oct. 25.—(If)
—Haitian authorities acted Monday
to prevent possible reprisals against
Dominicans in Port-au-Prince and
Cap Haltien.
Reliable reports said at least 300
persons were killed and as many
more wounded in fighting on the
frontier between Haiti and the Do
minican republic 10 days ago.
Most of the casualties were Haitians
whose heavy emigration into the Do
minican republic was said to have
stirred resentment across the border.
ANNOUNCEMENT
BISMARCK'S NEW LUMBER YARD
Complete Stock of
Will Be Pleased to Serve You
Girl Ran Away Because
Of Poor School Report
Indianapolis, Oct. 25.—(/P)—An
explanation of how 11-year-old
Nellie Stevens spent the six days
she was missing from her home—
because, she said, she feared
showing a poor school report card
to her foster parents—awaited the
girl's recovery from shock and
explosive in a hospital here Mon
day.
Carried into the home of a
neighbor after she was found,
Haggard and weak from hunger,
Nellie told Miss Georgia Carleton,
21, Sunday she was "afraid to go
Trailing Scanties
Land Man in Jail
St. Paul, Oct. 25.—W)—The im
propriety of women's lingerie
dangling from a man's pocket was
brought home Saturday in mu
nicipal court to William White, 29,
Of Villa Ridge, 111.
The young man was arrested
when a policeman observed pink
slips trailing from his overcoat
pocket.
Investigating, the patrolman
discovered it was a very special
How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
The Bismarck tribune. (1937). Bismarck, N.D., 1937-10-25. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85042243/1937-10-25/ed-1/?sp=4
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Bismarck tribune, 1937-10-25.
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