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Tulsa Daily World
Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma
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Mexico's new cabinet, a focal point of government, features experienced professionals: Demetrio Sodi as justice minister, Jorge Vera Estanol for public instruction, Francisco de la Barra for foreign affairs, Manuel Marroquin Alvarea for agriculture, and Norberto Dominguez for communications.
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Mexico City, April 7.-The new cabinet of Mexico, now the storm center of the government, is composed of men whose ability has frequently been tested. Demetrio Sodi, the new minister of justice, a leading Mexican lawyer, is an authority on international law, and his advice has frequently been sought by President Diaz.
Jorge Vera Estanol, minister of public instruction and fine arts, is a lawyer of wide experience, frequently appearing in the supreme court of Mexico.
Francisco de la Barra, who succeeds Enrique C. Creel as minister of foreign affairs, was formerly the Mexican ambassador at Washington.
Manuel Marroquin Alvarea, minister of agriculture, is a well known civil engineer.
Norberto Dominguez, minister of communication and public works, was for eight years manager of the Mexico City postoffice.
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Mexico City
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April 7
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formation of new cabinet with appointments in justice, public instruction, foreign affairs, agriculture, and communications.
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The new Mexican cabinet consists of tested professionals: Demetrio Sodi as minister of justice, an expert in international law advised by President Diaz; Jorge Vera Estanol as minister of public instruction and fine arts, an experienced lawyer; Francisco de la Barra succeeding Enrique C. Creel as minister of foreign affairs, former ambassador to Washington; Manuel Marroquin Alvarea as minister of agriculture, a civil engineer; Norberto Dominguez as minister of communication and public works, former Mexico City postoffice manager.