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U. S. JOURNALIST i
sSHOT IN QUARREL
Suffering in Hospital in Peru
Following Altercation With
Poet Laureate.
B.r the Associated Pros*.
PERU, November 2. —Edwin El- i
more, a newspaper writer, lies in j
e. hospital here with a bullet in his ab- I
tinmen, inflicted yesterday during an ,
altercation with Carlos Choeano. poet
laureate of Feru, who calls himself
“the singer of America, aboriginal
end wild."
The altercation had its origin in a
controversy the men had carried on
for some time in the newspapers with
regard to the doctrine and writings of
.Tose Vasconcelor, a Mexican writer.
Choeano denounced Vasconcelos in j
the local newspapers, while Elmore |
was one of his strong defenders. Yes- j
terday the men met and Elmore is de- j
dared to have begun pummeling i
when the poet laureate drew his re- j
volver and tired.
Ranks With D’Annunzio.
Like Gabriele D'Annunzio—the Ital |
lan soldier-poet—Jose Saxtos Cho- !
cano always has been keen to scent i
the battle in political controversy and j
to take up the gauge whole-heartedly, i
according to ills ideals.
For his writings the young South j
American poet several times narrowly !
lias escaped death. In Mexico he whs J
expelled for extolling ihe virtues of j
Venustiano Carranza, leader of the
Mexican constitutionalists, against the
de la Huerta regime. Later in Gua
temala, lie so actively espoused the
cause of Estrada Cabrera, the deposed
president, that lie was thrown into
Jail. At another time the military
government in Lima incarcerated him
because of speeches and verse to
which he contributed its downfall.
Extract from I’oetn.
Thus runs a portion of one of his
poems, literally translated:
“I am the singer of America, aborig
inal and wild:
My lyre has a soul, my song an ideal.”
KILLED UNDER TROLLEY.
Pressman Mangled Under Truck of
Columbia, S. C., Street Car.
COLUMBIA. S. C„ November 2 OP).
-—D. B. llosse. 61-year-old pressman
for the Columbia Record, was found
dead late yesterday under the front
truck of a street car. The motorman
feeling some impediment to the
progress of the car. asked a passenger
who was about to get aboard to see
if there was anything in front of it,
and Hosse’s body was found, badly
mangled. Mr. Hosse, a native of
Nashville, is survived by his widow
and several children.
COTTON EXPERT DIES.
CHARLOTTE, N. C., November 2
OP)—-Thomas \V. Tanner, 52, for sev
eral years in charge of the cotton
• lassing office of the United States
Department of Agriculture here, died
early yesterday in a local hospital,
following a brief illness. Funeral will
be jn Petersburg, Ya., his native
home. He was stationed in Norfolk
several vears before coming to Char
lotte.
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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 1). C., MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1925.