San Antonio light
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Baird, a member of the first trad
ing expedition to Mexico in 1812,
2500 HAITIANS
ROW VIGTING
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.—(®)
Po-eign Minister Georges Leger of
Haiti said today that between 2500
and 5000 Haitians including women
and children, had been Kkilled, or
wounded. since October 5 in Domin
ican territory.
These casualties, Leger said. are
the consequence of attacks on Hai
tians “well within the Dominican
territory” by Dominican police and
civilians.
This assertion contradicted one
made last night by Dominican Min
ister Andres Pastoriza, who said|
stories of <“collective slayings™ in/
Dominican territory were “wholly
absurd™ and the border incident of
last month had been exaggerated. l
WANT ADS—FANNIN 1231
STAG AT BAY
Realmleader Adolf Hitler, Germany’s bachelor dic
tator, entered into festive spirit at birthday party in
Berlin for his minizter of propaganda, Dr. Josef Goeb
bels, posed surrounded by pretty maids in national
costumes, —Int’'l. News photo.
TERka COTTON
GINNIRGS HIGH
AUSTIN, Nov. 9-—+I"—General
rains early in October gave way to
dry weather the last half of the,
month and speeded gathering and
ginning of one of Texas' largest cot-
ton crops.
The U. S. crop reporting board of
fice here reported production at 5.-
050,000 bales as of November 1, 25,-
[000 more than the October 1 fore
cast. Only 2933000 bales were
grown in 1936, 2,956,000 in 1935 and
an average of 4.580.000 in the 5-year
period ended in 1932. 1
Ginnings in Texas prior to No
vember 1 were reported at 3,665,000
running bales, compared with 2,-
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San Antonio light. (1937). San Antonio, Tex., 1937-11-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85060004/1937-11-09/ed-1/?sp=20
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: San Antonio light, 1937-11-09.
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