By NARA D2:0 24 181 roountly elected douneilman of the pa fost buntoipality; Carlos Herrera, a Nicaraguan; Juan Joso Palacios, a VenezueA udsat at du har o and Pandisoo Blandón, a Niouragunn.
Palagios was captured by the police immediately following the disorders, as were also the two Nicaraguans; trafia was arrested at turrialba the following day while en route to San Josd from Port Limon where he had just nocompanied Miss Dora zucker, the tmerican delegats to the Ibero American confederation of studente (vide despatobi No. 2440 or May 18, 2048) Com a propaganda tour of the limon diatrlet. In this connection, there is tranmitted y herewith the copy of letter addressed to me under date of May 24, 1985 by Vice Consul crain, in which he reports that kiss gucker apparently attempted to inoite a meeting (evidently of Jematoun negroes) to stage a procession and demonstration before the. American Consulate in limon, as a protest against the recent developments in the soottaboro case.
e me Venezuelan student Betancourt (referred to in despatok 1445 or May 19, 1938) has not as yet been apprehendea by the police. Herrera ana wlandón werë deported to Nideragun on May 24th by steder; Bratia and Palacios wero deported to Panamd by arplane, and is reported that the fomer satlea for spatx on the following day. Ina maudh as Palacios