The Stir About The Acuerdo THE WORKMAN READ THE WORKMAN WEEK BY WEEK AND LEARN ALL THE IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS IN YOUR WEST INDIAN HOME PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY Closure of Immigration Quota at Jamaica 2 are (VOL 18 No. 11 PANAMA, BATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1924 PRICE CTS. Cy.
ZONE COURT British Legation Wants Definite WEMBLEY EXHIBITION DECIDES Information. Will bo Carrlod on Next That Loutchman Must Yoar: Pay Liquor Bill.
As to the Nationality of Insane The London Times states that although a debt may be con Cable Forbids American Consul British West Indians in the according to Mr. John Mellor, of tracted in Panama by persons rethe British Empire Exhibition eiding in Panama, if the contrac Visaeing More Passports Until Corozal Hospital.
Executive, Wembley will be car tor fails to settle here and later ried on next year. In a statement obtains employment on the Zone, July Next Year last night Mr. Mellor said: bis legally contracted debt must Mr. Hugh Ford, M. Chargé Affaires, desires There is now no possible doubt be paid, it does not make any On Saturday the 11th inst. an important cable was reto obtain definite proof of the British Nationality of the that Wembley will carry on next difference whether the debt is for ceived in Jamaica at the American Consulate from London undermentioned insane patients in Corozal Hospital who are year. fortnight ago the odds bouze or beefsteak, were ten to one against carrying believed to be British West Indians.
Luis Leutehman, by bis Attor instructing the Consular officials to at once stop the visaewas Friends or relatives of any of these patients who can made by the Dominion and Coloney Simon Loy contested: ing of immigrants passports for the United States under the supply information as to their place of birth are earnestly nial Conmissioners they case in the on the question of jurisdiction.
requested to communicate with Mr. Ford at the British would not be at Wembley in 1925, This came as a great surprise, as it means that no more Legation, Panama.
certain adjustments have been it is alleged that Leutchman people from Jamaica who would like to get employment in NAME made, Australia ISLAND DATE OF ADMISSION road to the content is Come wote wonths aglowie fluienietieg America will be permitted to enter that country.
Commissioners some. furnished Details in connection with the recent order that came by recommending the Australian liquor for his business by the Blackman, Tuik Unknown u November 1921 Government to countenance the Findanque Company. Leutchman in force forbidding the landing of West Indians on American Burrell, Alfonso Jamaica 13 July 1923 Australian Pavillion next year. It was subsequently thrown into soil are well known. It was decided that a quota of ten Burrell, Henry do.
19 October 1910 is now believed to be highly pro bankruptcy, it is said, by one of immigrants each month would be admitted as from the bable that the lead will be followed bis of her creditors, after which he biginning of last month. Thirteen immigrants (to be exact)
Byron, Whitfield St. Vincent July 1916 by other Commissioners. obtained employment on the Zone. left Jamaica since that order came into effect, but the inEaro, Robert Jamaica April 1921 Inquiries prove that the over The Findanque Company brought Edwards, Alexander do.
17 August 1918 seas exhibftors are almost unani. suit against him in the Balboa structions that came by cable on Saturday have now put Eggs, Feliciana do.
30 September 1912 mous about the commercial succes Court. Alleging that the Court the veto on the entire situation.
Eire, Mabel Barbados The message gave no details apart from the instructions 23 August 1922 of Wembley, and almost without had no jurisdiction since both exception ese exhibitors are pre parties resided in Panama and the to the American Consul to stop immediately the visaeing Jamaica Foster, Frank August 1922 debt was contracted there, and on of passports under the quota law Francois, Alice St. Lucia pared to exnibit in 1925. Many September 1917 of them, moreover, are willing to the further ground that it was Green, Edith Antigua 27 August 1921 UNTIL JULY OF NEXT YEAR.
the Constitution of spend considerable additional sums contrary to The effect is that with the exception of people who are Hancock, Henry Jamaica 12 April 1910 to add to the attractiveness of the United States for any of its Headley, Abraham Montserrat 30 July 1924 their displays, With regard to the courts to recognize as valid going on business or bona fide visitors to see relatives and Henry, Atela St. Lucia October 1921 exhibitors in the United Kingdom contract or debt for liquor, Attor. their friends, no Jamaicans will be permitted to go to Jamaica Henry, Estella 16 December 1907 palaces, it is quite true that a few ney Loy asked that the action be America.
of the firme are not prepared to dismiwed. The motion was over do.
Husband, Samuel 19 December 1922 PROBABLE REASON FOR ORDER.
stage their di plays in 1925, but ruled by the Court.
Hutton, Rhoda 13 March 1917 It is believed that this new order has resulted from the do.
this is not regarded as serious Ingram, Robert do. February 1911 matter, as it has been computed preponderance of immigrants from Jamaica in America Jack, Thomas do.
12 April 1910 tnat at least sixty firms are pre British Consulate Notice. when compared with the immigrants from other West do.
Jackson, Castor pared to take the place of each 17 February 1923 Indian islands. Jamaica HERALD. one who drops out, and when Johnson, Charles Barbados 16 May 1923 Wembley thus opens in 1925 the The Consul General at Panama, Johnson, Mary St. Lucia 25 March 1917 which to know of the where Lawrence, Alexander Jamaica 28 April 1922 been developed during the winter abouts of Mr. Crooks, his HEAVY RAINS AND WINDS CAUSE Moore, James Trinidad November 1918 will establish definitely the popula son Oscar Crooks, and his brother McLeod, Edna DAMAGE AT JAMAICA Jamaica July 1922 rity and success of the greatest Norman Crooks. All three exhibition the world ever seen. natives of Jamaica.
Pascall, Estefania St. Lucia February 1920 Quinland, Ruth Antigua 14 August 1917 Lifoloss Body of Man Discovered In Gully.
Reed, Arnold Jamaica 25 April 1921 Lady Mallet Sailed New District Judge Robinson, Manuel do. February 1917 Samuels, Frances The Gleaner in its issue of the Richard Plummer, of about 70 do.
24 October 1907 For England 18th inst. states that reports years of age, who resided at Lamb FOR THE CANAL ZONE.
Sanford, Clement Trinidad 18 Novembe 1913 reacbing that office show that Pen, off the Spanish Town Road, Stevenson, Jane Jamaica 19 March 1912 MAY NOT RETURN TO heavy rains have done damage to was discovered against a Park Nut Straw, Henry do October 1924 MONTEVIDEO Judge Guy Martin has been roads in certain districts, while tree in the gully which led from Thomas, Joseph Barbados 27 March 1918 appointed United States Dis traffic has been held up by foru. Penwood to Spanish Town Road, Jamaica Thomas, Manuel 14 April 1917 triet Judge of the Canal Zone ings which became impassable, and From what can be gathered, The Buenos Aires Standard of to succeed the late Judge John rivers and gulleys have been in Plummer who lives alone was seen Williams, Ann do.
September 21st publishes the Wallingford who died a few weeks spate. No news of any material on Thursday afternoon to go to. following letter in connection with ago while delivering a speech on damage tu cultivations or buildthe activities of Lady Mallet, wife the Constitution of the United ings has been received in the city make purchases. During the time shop on the Spanish Town Road to of BRITISH FAIRPLAY AND JUSTICE Sir Claude Mallet, States, at ta banquet given at the so far as cau be gathered.
he was in the shop heavy British MontevideoTivoli Hotel by ROADS BLOCKED rain started and he left shortly IN MURDER CASE Sir Claude and Lady Mallet are Legion.
well known and greatly respected. Judge Martin was District At reports show that owing to the who lives near to Plummer, not The Public Works Department after. man named McKenzie, and appreciated in Panama where torney of the Canal Zone before his reveut rains the road to New hearing him throughout Sir Claude was the first British appointment by President Coolidge Castle and the night, Astounds United States Lawyers.
Minister appointed to this Republic, to the present incumbency: He is blocked by landslides and also the house to look for him but did not Gordon Town was at daylight yesterday went to his a position which he beld with dis at present in the United States road to Mavis Baak.
see him. McKeozie therev pon special United Prese Cable AMERICANS ASTONISHED.
tinction to himself and satisfaction baving, accompanied the body The The Department received the about a quarter of a mile from started to make a search, and de spatch from London says:to the British Government from of Judge Wallingford there from British sense of fair play and international bar association mscted to take over the British Lega. for the Isthmus today.
American lawyers, here for the 1907 to 1919 when he was appoint Panama, but will probably leave following telegram yer terdaya Plummer house his dead body Road between New absolute justice has just been de ing, have been utterly astunded tion at Montevideo, Uruguay.
monstrated here by the astonish. at this situation, by comparison The letter in the Standard Mc. Guiyan is at present in charge about eight chains. temporary Town Road. The matter was Assistant District Attorney Hopeton inuadated to a depth of was seen lying wedged against ing tastics used in one of the most of what would have Dappened in about ten feet for a distance of tree in the Sandy Gully which leads from Penwood to Spanish sensational murder trials ever the United States under similar commenting on Lady Mallet ac. of the District Attorney office. diversion has been made for trafhe communicated to the Police at known in England the Mahon circumstances.
tivities reads as follows. to Payne Town Estate.
They admit the splendid ideal Montevino Ilth September. iueluding the principal members of HEAVY FLOOD IN WEST.
Halfway Tree and Sergeant Major Williams and other eonstables left That sense of fair play and jus. of justice involved the theory that tice for the scene. Dr. Edwards MORELAND.
caused the court to withhold a defendant should be triei only. To the great regret of the Bri. the Diplomatic Corps. Lady Mal.
for Lower St. Andrew, performed from the jury, and caused every for the single crime of which he is tish community, the American let received so many floral offerings from paper in England to retraia then accused. But they point out commes, tx ay dahil edendien er ingen ble conservatory. a Lady Mallet Public Worko received the telegram after which the body was interred.
that like a Late yesterday afternoon the the post accused of one of the most revolt criminal might escape justice land yesterday by the RMS. has taken such interest in all com from Westmoreland to the follow. WEATHER IN ST. ANDREW priating, the facts, that that and familiesLady Mallet left for at Frome, ing murders ever record od bere, under the operation of that theory. She goes to visit her daughter who and other amusement, that she will Petersfield and Baron under water Andes, probably never to returo munity movements, educational ing effect. Rouds has a long crifpinal record previous To appreciate the astoni hi Stoay Hill, Oct. 17. few resi10 the crime for which he was contrast British and Americau is not very well and she also has to be greatly missed her great and impassible and road at Para dents of this district had a perilous methods in this case imagine the attend to her own health. Before amiability as a hostess and her dise under water, but able. No experience yesterday, occasioned Pa He was convicted and sentenced thing happening about like this: Leaving Lady Mallet received from beherreeches from the list oborina The Post Office has also received Water is running mouatain high damage reported.
by beavy to death but he was convicted beauuful girl is murdered in the in English or in Spanish solely on the evidence of the one Long Islant cottage not far from Anglo Uruguayan society an al have won her the admiration and reports that the road between and all the gullies threatened the crime. As far as the jury knew, New York. Her Lody has been bum signed by a very large number affection of all. Her loss to the Montpelier and Sav la Mar was ves of those who attempted to ford Wien returning the verdict, he was backed to pieces and parts of it of ladies headed by Sra. Wells de Local Committee of Trinity Col. impassable owing to floods, but them. Mr. Hanson, Agriir nocent of any other wrong doing, bersedna dhether parts hidden shumica recuerdo and accommodate of Musicis irreparable, and otherwise all Post Office mail, cultural Instructor and the Rev.
here and there. Tae head was panied by addy fancy bag and Spanish, delivered on animating words, in English. After the turned and sentenced passad, tbe found in one place, bits of limbsormed, and those interested in the occasion of the presentation of rain has been reported from all return journey from Hope Gare verdict had been the Girl. Generally speaking, fairly heavy Constant Spring yesterday on their ingly difficult time on reaching wn previous crimes ind the paper in the land printed long dis Movement, Lady Mallet received Diplomas and Prizes to the suc parts of the country but has not deas, where they had gone and juuge informed the jury of the in other places Every news another album. On the eve of her cessful candidates will not soon be been accompanied by any damage secured economic plants for the WAS bext day the newspapers, which play stories day after day. It to crop or property.
for weeks had beeu filled with the one of the most gruesome murders, departure her residence tal and stories of the crime one of the darkest murder mye desirous of bidding her farewell: Guides in uniform also weat on members of their branch societies, avs: througed with ladies and gentlemen large contingent of the Girl LIFELESS BODY DISCOV. The volume of water that flowed eu the facts they had known alleres ia criminal history. Every and the mole and the Andes. the board the Andes for the purpose ERED.
muross the road just below the aloug, of the defendant previous body talk about the sensation. morning she went on board, were of taking a final forewell of dy Early yesterday morning the Constant Spring bar, reached (Continued on page 8) filled with frieuds and well wishers, Mallet.
lifeless body of a man named (Cum inued on page 8)
23 March 1911 Case.
rewas forgotten.
prill life oi crime.