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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26
STATEMENT IS
EXPECTED FROM
CARRANzAS00N
Secretary Breceda Outlines Constitution
alist Plan, Asserting il Is to Conclude
Military Campaign Regardless Of Media
ti0n Participation.
SAYS VILLA WILL BEGIN HIS
SAN LUIS POTOSI CAMPAIGN
Next Week is to See BeginL:g Of March
on Capital OF State OF San Luis P0t0si.
All Chiefs Have Again Assured Their
Cooperation TO Carranza.
tBv Associated Press.l

Washington. ID. g., June 6.-Breceda
secretary Ia General Vcnustiano Carran-
za arrived here today He announces
that "A definite statement from General
Carranza who reached Monterrey yester-
day from Saltillo, will be out soon.
Breccda outlined the constitutionalist
plan. asserting il il to conclude their
military campaign regardless of partici
patton in the mediation conferences,
which the United States wants.
He announced he has received n tele.
gram from Carranza that Villa and all
chiefs have again assured their coopera-
tion. Brcceda said his specific mission
is to present Carranza's ideas 10 the
constitutional representatives here. He
has no instructions Ia see Bryan or vii
son. He hinted that Carranza might con.
ent TO Il conference with the Huerta dele
gates
Breceda said villa plans to begin the
San Luis Potosi campaign next week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26
SAYS LOR|MER
DID NOT KNOW
OF $4,000 LOAN
Paynter, Member Of First investigating
Committee in Senate on i0rimer Case,
Says After Connection With Committee
Ne Needed $4,000
MuMDAv TOLD HIM he COULD
TAKE PAYNTERS NOTES
Says Every Dollar Of Notes Have Been
Paid Except 2,67645, Which He Says
viii be Paid on Demand-Munday indi-
Gated Would Not Use Notes In Bank
(By Associated Press.)

Frankfort, KY, June 26.-Formel
United States Senator Pavntcr, who voted
Lorimer out OF a seat in the United States
Senate, issued statement today that
Lorimer knew nothing about Paynter bor
rowing $40 400 from Munday, Lorlmer's
associate. Notes for this loan were found
in Lorimcr's bank
Paynter was member of the first m
vestigating Senate committee IN the Lori-
mer ease.
Paynter said "After my connection with
the Lorimer committee had ceased needed
$40,O 900 TO complete a business transac-
tions, a. | supposed for few days. Nun
day told me he could take my four notes
for 10000 each and use them IN Illinois
hanks, banks IN which lorimer had no IN
tercst.
'Lorimer knew nothing whatever Of thls
transaction. My deal was postponed and
| was unable 10 take care Of the dema nd
notes and il seems Munday took care oi
of them through the La sale street bank
However, every dollar of the note~ has
been paid, excepting S2.616l5, which will
be paid on demand.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26
CITIES RUSH TO
AID OF SALEM'S
.10,O00H0MELESS
At an Early Hour Today Wagons and Au-
tomobiIes Began Arriving in City Bring
ing Food and Clothes for Hungered
Thousands Ousted from Homes by Fire.
BURNED AREA 3 MILES LONG
AND MILE TO HALF WIDE
Fires Are Still Smoldering Today, but DAN
gef Seems TO Have Passed-Oeath List
Increased to Two by Discovery OF
Charred Body.
'By AssOciufed Press. J

Salem. Mass. June a6.-The Salem fire
death list was raised 10 three today when
a body was taken from the ruins 81
rharrcd that the sex was unrecognizable
Wagons and automobiles at daylight
brought vast quantities Of food from sur
rounding cities for the ten thousand
homeless persons.
The fires are still smouldering today,
but the danger seemed over. The burned
area was semicircle three miles long
and mile to a mile and half wide
National Red Cross Director Blcknell
il coming here today. Twenty five thou
sand dollars for relief was contributed
locally.
Ten thousand factory workers lost not
only their homes but their employment,
as nearly all the mills are burning. n
tent colony for five thousand of these
homeless has been established in base
ball park.
The fire started from an explosion In
the plant of the korn Leather Company
near historic Gallows Hill, where two
hundred years ago, New Englanders
hanged witches Ii DESTROYED, il L. es-
timated. $4,000. 900 worth of property,
between two in the afternoon and eleven
o'clock al night.
Dynamite was used 10 check the
flames when the fire apparatus from the
surrounding cities proved helpless. The
a. IL a
fled. carrying what they could save.
There were "A thousand buildings burn
cd, including a score Of manufacturing
plants. and twice as many business
places; St. .Ioseph's Roman Catholic
church, costing quarter of million
dollars; IN orphan asylum. residences
and tenement houses. There are none
dead or fatally hurt. as far as l. known.
The population Of Salem j. 10 900
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26

Colonel Beach. IN beginning his remarks,
modestly suggested to Mayor Browne that
he wished the mayor would repeat the com
piiment, a he 'did not believe he would
ever hear il again. However. he acknowl-
edged to the height that amazed the mayor
by stating that when major of the engi-
neering corps he had occasion 20 meet and
introduce himself to a man who upon learn
ing that he was speaking TO Major Beach
remarked his pleasure. but ended with 'hui
] must say. your appearance l. distinctly
disappointing"
Colonel Beach. who l. in charge of the
governments river and harbor improve
ment IN Texas, then launched into short
review Of his experience with Texas gov
ernment Improvements saying IN part
II have had more experience with har.
bors and waterways than any other man ia
Texas | know | have had hand ir
building the first jetty ~ Arkansas Pas.
when the port only had one steamer IL
ten days. when the territory south Of Their.
and Corpus Christi was a. little known ".
Africa j. today, and inhabited only by n.
longhorn and Duzzard.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26
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Right to Publish The million
Dollar Mystery" In Brownsville


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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26
FOR
MONTH PLANNED
BY YTHEFEDERALS
lBy Associated Press.l

Zacatccas. Mexico. June 26.-Miles of
trenches and stone earthworks and scores
of parapcts captured by General Villa
prove the federals expected To make a
resistance here for several months. While
al times the artillery annihilatcd entire
lines Of the attacking contitutionalists
il was generally question of individ.
ual bravery between the opposing armies
for most Of the battle ground was too
hilly for artillery fire.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26
DOCTORS TAKE A
STAND OPPOSING
CHILD LABOR
Stirred by Address Showing Lepers Are
Travelling In Interstate Commerce In
This Country, Resolutions Are Adopted
Asking Federal Control.
OvERATING CAUSE OF MANY
CANCERS, SAYS PHYSICIAN
Only Hope OF Extinction OF this Disease
Lies In Absolute Subsistence on vege-
tables With the Exclusion OF Coffee and
AIc0h0I-Where Cancer IS Unknown
(By Associated Press) .

Atlantic City, n. J.. June a6-The
American Medical Association today
adopted resolutions opposing child la
bor. Stirred by an address showing lep-
ers are travelling in Interstate commerce
in this country, the physicians adopted
resolutions asking federal control Of H.
per cases.
DIR. l.. ID. Bulkley of New York said
oyerealing, especially Of meats and the
excessive use Of coffee and alcohol causes
many cancers, and the only hope of ex-
tinction lies in absolute subsistence on
vegetables, with the exclusion Of coffee
and alcohol. in con niunction with proper
medical measures. He said cancer in vir-
tually unknown among the barbaric
races. which live directly on the products :
of the soil.
DIR. III. A. Kelly Of Johns Hopkins said
that ninety per cent Of the fibred tumors
can be cured by radium. Harvard expert
ments produced show that radium would
make steel radio active 50 that metal
itself could be used incidentally for a
short time.
The doctors use Of the mechanical
third heart in blood TRANSMISSION cases il
described by MIR. Lindeman Of New
York This artificial heart he said beats
al the rate of five or six times per mia
ME. "a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26

Louis CoboIini was then called on, and
delivered one Ut the most interesting and
earnest addresses ne has been heard ~
make since be became resident of
Brownsville. II j. due Ia great measure to
Mr. Ccbolinis tirrless energy that the
Brazos Santiago proposition has been KEEP,
continuously alive and in constant action.
and there A. no man who has more fact
and figures al his command that has Com.
modore Cobolini. But his address did not
deal with figures ar statistics, except IN
light way IN which he touched on d ~
differences m rates that would result frol.,
q deep water harbor al Brazos santiago.
and the fact that only "a water route ~
eastern ports will permit the Valley 10
"blossom as the rose"
Mr.. Cobolini said In part:
mo man here knows more about Colonel
Beach than does Louis Cobolini. There
j. nothing IN his record that have left ont
Of my little books, and am surely proud
that he A. with us tonight. When | hea ri
that Colonel eBach was in Texas 4 began
10 pull the strings 10 have him come her,
10 see "a a We are. You must understand
hat the destiny Of the Lower Rio Grand.
Valley and Brownsville A not only An N.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26
BANK
SHAM THREE
YEARS AGO
(By Associated Press).

Chicago. ILL.,, June a6.-The LaSalle
Street National Bank the predecessor Of
the defmct La Sale Savings Bank, con
trolled by Lorimer. was shaky three
years ago. United States District Attor-
ney Wilkerson announced today.
AT that time Chicago Clearing House
LaSalle Bank against the practice Of
loaning money 10 Lorimer and Munday
aud their enterprises. The directors did
not cease these loans and other objrc
tionable practices, and year later sur
rendered its national charter, becoming
a state bank.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26

The feature addresses Of the evening
were those of Colonel Beach and Commo-
dore Louis Cobolini, secretary Of the W. Y
terways committee Of the Brownsville
Chamber of Commerce. and a man who has
spent large part of his life in fighting for
deep water projects, three in number. two
of them. Galveston and Aransas Pass al
ready a fact, and the third. Brahos San
tihgo, twenty two miles from brownsville.
about 10 be.
Mayor A. Albert Browne, chairman Of
the waterways committee OF the Browns
vile Chamber of Commerce, introduced
Colonel Beach. To him, he said, had been
assigned the duty of meeting and welcom-
ing Colonel Beach "a Brownsville. and from
his general idea of United States engi-
neer he said that before seeing the engi
neer he drew picture Of man large "a
BODY and limb. To his surprise upon meet
ing Colonel Beach he was amazed to see
a man Of perhaps tive feet seven, though
sturdy Of frame. Nevertheless" said
Mayor Browne, "we have with us one oi
the greatest men in the United States. You
NAV not believe H. but II J. fact au
glad To baye him here, and glad To se,
around me such an excellent representation
Of Brownsville business men,"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26
Guaymas Is Out OF Flour.
(Bv Associated Press.l

Lapaz Mex. aboard Battleship Cali
fornia. June 26.-The flour supply of
the city of Guaymas has been exhausted.
The authorities are unable To stop the
ricting by the hungry populaee. Women
and children are permitted Ia leave the
city 10 keep from starving.
A company Of seventy Yaqui Indians
nj Guaymas killed their two officers yes
terday. deserting to the constitutional
lists.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26
Pro Bill Vote Postponed.
by Associated Press.l

Washington. ID. C., june 26.--At the
suggestion of Congressman Robert /.
Henry Of Texas House leaders agreed Il
postpone the vote On the National prohibl
lion measure until August /.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26

I'll have heen On the different boards
which approved the several appropriations
for the Improvement Of the Galveston har-
bor, and on that which approved the
Arkansas Pass appropriation which was
due largely % my efforts. took the
position that Aransas Pass should have a.
good harbor n any of the United States,
and would moi make recommendation on
the point Of a canal from Rockport tu
Aransas Pass. There was great competi-
Iion among the various points In that see
lion for the harbor. and recommended
that board be appointed 10 select the
place. ! was made senior officer Of the
board and had fine time. with banquets
even al o'clock IN the morning, which
must say, became somewhat burdensome.
Il had hand in the establishment of
port al Beaumont and Orange. and la tho
Arkansas Pass improvements. can not
state what recommendations will be mnd.
for Your project. but | will say this: 4
would like TO have them put the proposition
10 me for a deep water harbor at Brazoi
Santiago"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26
4 MEN KILLED
IN HOUSTON
ACCIDENT
(By Associated Prcssl.

lIousicn, Texas, June 26.-fouc men
were killed here last night when "A metal
elevator rope at a cold storage plant
crossed high power electric wire. The.
grasred the rope on the succe 's'y: il"ors
TRYING /, sIo, the elevator.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26
lKu iSNGcidfcd PrCNS

tBy ESHOCfuTfU fF'NNJ.
kicl Germany, june Lieutenant
Schroeder, naval aviator was killed
by fall in flight yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26
Rebel Arms Being Shipped.

Galveston. Texas, June o6.-The
schooner Sunshine sails today for
Havana, loaded with constitutional
Ist arms.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26
MEXICAN NATIONAL NOT
TO PERMIT TRANSPORT
OF GOODS At LAREDO
( by A associated Prcss)

Austin, Texas, June 26.-Presi-
dent Brown today wired the Texas
railroad commission from New .
York that the National Railways of
Mexico cannot permit the use Of
their bridge 10 transport goods nj
Laredo across the Rio Grande.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26
(By Associated PressJ.

Monterrey. Mexico, June 26.-General
Venustiano Carranza arrived here yester-
day from Saltillo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26
SSSSSSsSyySSSyyy
PuGiLlST WITH 100
ROUNDS As A RECORD
DIES: 80 YEARS CID

tBy Issociaicd Prcss).
5 New York, y. Y. June 26.-
; James Kelly, 81 years old. former
5 prizefightcd. died "Wednesday AT
5 his home near here. He fought the
; longest battle on record. one hun.
; drcd rounds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26

the of
Of Brownsville
that
Dor will BE- improved
Beach
Colonel Beach made plain to h hearers that within
United States .
ment what did n OF
speech that folowec of
the faces the hundred aud
smoker
Beach
statement what the
and talk
successful has Of
of Brown of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26

Atlantic City, \. j.. June 26.-P. Eze
quicl Rojas, minister from Venezuela e
the United States, died here today OF
heart failure.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26
A FEW WORDS BY COL.
BEACH MAKES BRIGHT
HARBOR PROSPECTS

Hearts of Brownsville Men Are Glad
dened By Statement of United States
Engineer Which, Though Not Making
HarbOr Certain, Is Vastly Encouraging
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26

harb0r at Brazos Santiago
u do not think Mr. C0bon will fight all
at Braos Santiago and neither him I"-Coone
Beach answering statement by Commodore Cobo
fought for twenty
deep water at Aansas Pass and would fight the deep
water at Brazos Santiago"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26
WEATHER.

New Orleans. La. June 26
Coast Weather: Fair tonight aud
Saturday, gentle tn moderate winds.
mostly southerly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26
PLEASURE.

After the greatest danger is the
greatest pleasure.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-26
IDI.ENESS.

IDLENESS.
Troubles spring from idlcness and
grievous tolls from needless ease
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-08

Washington, June S.-Spanish Am
bassador Riano conveyed the official
| notification Of the Huerta govern
ment's decision not to blockade
Tampico to Bryan and this latest
crisis in the Mexican situation
fraught with possibilities of renewed
hostilities between Huerta and the
| United States was passed over What
actuated Huerta in backing down does
not appear in the brief advices which
, reached Washington from the Mexi-
can capitol.
Unofficial reports that the dictator
! decided at the last moment to rescind
his order of blockade, reached un-
official sources, which had been in
close touch with the situation, about
the same time Riano was notifying
Bryan. Instantly there was evidence
of relief of the tension of the last three
days all along the line in official
circles.
There were broad intimations here
that the influence which caused
Huerta to rescind the order, had gone
to Mexico City all the way from
| Niagara Falls, where it is said, the
mediators and Mexican delegates have
been urging Huerta in the strongest
possible terms to withdraw his posi-
tion and let mediation proceed. It did
not appear that Huertas change OF
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-08

position had been contingent upon any
change of the plans for the cargo of
ammunition on the steamer Antilla,
steaming to Tampico for the constitu-
tionalists.
1t had been suggested that possible
pressure upon the owners of the ship
might cause them to divert her. One
thing, however, is plain, President
Wilson is determined that Tampico
should be kept open to the commerce
or the world and the American ships
under Admiral Mayo are in evident
readiness to enforce 1t.
In official circles the resembling of
the Tampico blockade order is re-
garded as an indication that General
Carranza will be received into the
Niagara conference. Carranza's ans
Wer to the mediators, it is generally
expected, will be forwarded from
Saltillo tonight or tomorrow.
Upon what terms the constitution
alist leaders representative NAV agree
to enter the negotiations is not de-
t1nitely known here, but there is a
feeling that conferences at Mia
Falls yesterday and the negotiations
resulting from these conferences with
the Washington government and
Huerta, had worked out an under
standing by which the scope Of media
ton Is to be broadened.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-08
Governor Of North Dakota
Leaves Tonight With Party
for Official Norwegian Trip

years and took all Of his pictures him
self and gained his information at
first hand.
This was a most valuable entertain =
ment and If the program Of Sunday is
a. criterion of what is to come our
people will miss it If they fail to at
tend all the programs. DR.. Poole was
especially quick and apt in his humor,
turning every little incident to ad-
vantage.
A heavy rain each evening has mar
red the program, but the big tent sheds
water we'll and the management is
trying to make people comfortable.
Today promises to be one of the big
days of the week DR.. Lincoln Writ is
lecturing on Alaska this afternoon and
the Hinton Mordelia Co. furnished the
prelude. Tonight the famous Ben
Greet players of England will give
Shakespeare's laughable masterpiece
The Comedy Of Errors. This is the
most famous company of players in
the world and this number alone would
cost the price Of a season ticket If
heard in any city. The management
guarantees to refund the price Of ad
mission to purchasers Of single admis-
sion tickets if they are not satisfied.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-08

Governor Hanna and his official
party leaves tonight for Norway where
the state executive will officially pre-
sent to the Norwegian government on
behalf Of the state of North Dakota d
burst Of Abraham Lincoln as a token
of regard to the people Of this com
mOnWealth to the nation which has
furnished the hickertail state such 4
large proportion Of its estimable citi-
zens.
The governor arrived in the city this
morning where he spent the day
among his friends. According to his
avn farewell statement to the people
Of the state, whom he Is leaving for a
period of about six weeks, he leaves
everything in good condition and every
bill audited so that everything can
run along smoothly until his re-
turn.
Manhattan is Rendezvous.
The Manhattan hotel on Forty-sec
ond street in New York City. for many
years known as Mrs. McKinleys fav-
orite New York hotel, will be the
rendezvous Of the Hanna party as
several have gone ahead and have
been in various eastern points for
some time.
/ Mrs. Hanna and daughters, Mrs,
edwin ~ ClapP Of Tart0 5.n4 Miss
Dorothy Hanna have been in Washing
ton and Annapolis recently where they
attended the Nelson Coke wedding al
st. Anne's church in the Maryland
capital last week.
Other members of the Hama party
will proceed to New York and will
meet the governor and his staff at the
Manhattan on Thursday evening OF
this week.
The party sails at 2 o'clock on the
afternoon Of Friday, June II aboard
the KristianfjOrd, one Of the biggest
steamers of the Norweian- Mmerican
line and the vessel on which President
and Mrs. e. J. WSser of the First Ma
tional bank crossed early last month
Arrive at Bergen, June Fl.
The official gubernational party will
arrive at Bergen on June 21. The
American visitors will proceed at once
to Trondhjem an dthence to North
Cape, back to Trondhjen and then on
to Christiania where they will arrive
July 2.
The ceremonies Of solemnizing the
presentation of the Lincoln bust will
take place at the centennial exposition
in Christiania on July 4, the American
national day Of independence.
Governor Hanna and party will then
tour Sweden, Denmark, Germany and
the British Isles, returning home about
the middle of August.
Bon Voyage and Au revoir.
Everybody in the state wishes Gov
ernor Hanna a bon voyage and many
Of his friends will be at the train to-
night to say au reVOir.
The Governors Farewell.
Il am pleased to comply with your
request for a statement on the eve of
my leaving the state for Norway. My
party, my family and myself will sail
from New York, Friday, next, on the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-08
Huerta Backs Down
Twill Not Attempt a
Blockade at Tampico

Niagara Falls, June sMediation passed safely
shoals Of threatened disruptcn Hua the
the
that mediation and produced the appehe
1.-The blockade INCIDENT has been satisfactorily adjusted
their conference with the mediators 1--WE have received
General Huerta Of the raising of the blockade"
Lamar he unnformed
Huera The medaors said they had taken action with
tie Tmpoo. the incident which up
TIE hookad incident only briefly discussed confer
regarded part Of the issue Then the American
the suggested by the Mexican
The points Of difference of