Springfield weekly Republican
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sion was not necessary to constitute
a consideration, Justice Moulton ruled
Washington. Jan. 31—(AP)—Repre
sentatives of Haiti and the Domin
ican Republic signed an agreement
late today settling a four-months'-old
controversy between the two nations
on the West Indian Island of His
paniola.
Haitian officials had charged that
their nationals In the Dominican Re
public were the victims of "whole
sale massacre." Haitian Minister Elle
Lescot recently asserted that more
than 12.000 of hla countrymen had
been slain by Dominicans.
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ABOUT $380,000
GIVEN TO CHURCH
IN LAWTON WILL
First Baptist Gets It Free of
All Inheritance Taxes
Plant Among Finest in
Western Counties
Pittsfield, Feb. I—The First Baptist
church of Pittsfield will receive about
$380,000 as residuary legatee under the
will of Nelson J. Lawton of this city
which was allow’ed in probate court
today by Judge Arthur M. Robinson.
The Pittsfield Third National Bank
and Trust company and Judge Fred
erick M. Myers, chairman of the
finance committee of the church, were
appointed executors. The bond, which
disclosed the first official knowledge
of the size of the estate far greater
than his close friends had suspected,
shows personal property of $375,000
and real estate of $15,000. The legacy
to the church will be free of all in
heritance taxes, federal and state.
How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
Springfield weekly Republican. (1938). Springfield, Mass., 1938-02-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1938-02-03/ed-1/?sp=12
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1938-02-03.
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