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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23
XII KLUX KLAN ORDER
D|SCARDS ITS REGAL|A
toy Tho Associated Pfessl

ATLANTA, ia, July - The
knights of the ku kIux Khan have
been ordered a. discard masks robes
and other reealia except when in ia.
lodgerorms. the headquarters of the
organizsi- ioa announced tonight. The
order az made public in u letter t.
Governor liarIwick Of Georgia from T..
y. Clarke. imperial wizard pro tenn.
mentioned only the Georgia klansmcn.
hut later il was stated the order was
general
The imperial kIoncilium. the govern
ing body of the khan, passed rule
more than u year ago. it was stated.
prohibiting the wearing cf masks and
regaia except hy permission &c the
imperial wizard. II was said the pre-
sent order means il u effective imme-
diatey and 10 such permission will To-,
granted except for paradcs.
tarke's letter stated that he had
ISSUED orders fprhidding an further
paradcs and use of masks and other
costumes of the Khan in Georgia. except
ia the lodgerooms until further orders.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23
WARRANT IS ISSUED
FOR ARREST DEFIANT
EDITOR AT EMPORIA
tRv The Associated Press)

EMlfH,IA. Hans. July IA war
rat charging William Allen White.
author and editor. with yi"lation "f the
industrial court law in dispIa,inc a
placnrd sympathizing with the striking
railroad Shopmel was issued IN the
district court here late to-day. Nh''
through his attorney, mad" bond for
his appearance when the case is call
eel here next October.
White in u statement said that his
waiting attitude "is NJ compromise and
absolutely no acknowledgement of the
right of the state 10 suppress free ut
tcraicc published in Il decent and order
" manner White called on the pub
LEFTY committee If the Empnria union
"f Sopmen 20 use his efforts "a with
diaw the p.Stcr. lie said hr was try
ing 10 nnnul bad law through the
courts"
White immediately removed from dis
play the Iplacard Warrants were sworn
out for two striking railwaymcn who
are said 10 have distributed sympathy
posters To merchants.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23
THRILLING RACES IN
COUNTY, ROBERTSON
AND VANN IN RUN off
Almost Complete Returns
Indicate Nomination of
Kent, Fox, Kenna,aey

candidates right from the start, and the
sheriff held the lead until returns at an
early hour this morning when returns
from Box H., San Bcnito, were received
giving Colonel Robertson a slight lead
over the sheriff. The vote at that hour.
with Box II at Harlingen partially re-
ported. stood at S75 for Robertson, 7l5
for Barnes and SCI for Vann.
But this was not the only closely con
tested race. The result of the race be-
tween County Clerk Joseph Webb and
Riggs Roberts Of San Benito will not
be definite until the final vote has been
received from IIarlingcn. although on the
totals at hand at an early hour this
morning gave Mr.. Webb lead Of l32
votes.
Another contest that was close
throughout the evening and until az
early h"nr this morning was that he-
tween \. J. lsabr aud \. l.. Lewis. both
of llariingcn. for representative. The
domination Of Lewis appears certain. hut
probably will not BE- definite until the
final returns from Harrington However.
the voting 1T Harrington. as far as re-
po ried. gave Lewis safe majority.
James j. Fox, county tax collector il
reelected hy y vote that will he around
three to. one. hc having received i.,n3
voies aS against oil hy. his o,.ponc',.
Harvey l.. plrr of lIarlin.rn
Sam liuxhsion. candidafc for Superin-
tendent Of schools. had a healthy leau
agai; - the present incumbent. l.. u.
kcnnamcr. III the southern end of thi
county. bu; majoritics rolled up hy Ken
namer IN the precincts from San Hctito
north S.or removed these. and krmna-
mcr's clinching of the domination j. GER
tain. with vote of l:;.2I against 90.
Jeff Scrivn"r, for hide and ANNUAL in
spcctos. apparently will have to enter
III" runoff with Tomas Tiicri; H. Scriv-
n"r received SG9 votes Tiicrina III,
and j. W. Canterbury. Us
Another rosc race was that between
u. 4. Kinder and County Attorney 4.
NJ kc- anil the remainder of The IIar-
lingen vote and some incomplete returns
from other boxes will have ~ bee re-
ccived to determine the outcome ~ this
contest.
While the IIarlingrn No - los was
~" only box reporting com ting uncom-
plrtcd ~ m early hour this morning.
several other boxes. including those nf
Los Indi"S. Santa Maria. and E.nca tada
r"pnrird the votes fer only the candi-
dates whose c"ntoSts were more pro
min"iitly before the public during the
campaign u was probable that these
boxes would tnt ~ heard from on the
other caudl,latrs before Monday
Local county returns were ~ follows:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23
TOTAL RETURNS FOR CAMERON
COUNTY.

Congressman John r. Briscoc, SIS.
John y. Garner. lllS.
Senator Dan ". Hufior. 50s: a. Parr.
i3S; Asher r. Smith. is2.
representative A. J. Rabcl, 7SO; A.
l.. Lewis. g27.
District Judge Walter r. Timon. l033 !;
A. ". Cunningham 1892
District Attorney Milton II. West,
l75l
District Clerk John +. Scaulan. s96.
County Judge Oscar q. Dancy. 1879.
County Attorney A. NJ. Kent. 1923
II. A. Kinder. l07l
County. Clerk Joseph Webb. 1852;
Y. 7. Roberts. 1880.
Sheriff Sam Robertson. S75: II. f.
Barnes. 7l5. W r. Nann. sci.
County Treasurer Mrs. A. ". Cooke,
1917.
County Tax Assessor. u. A. Temple
ton. 1882
County Tax Collector Harvey l.. Oler,
5li; James J. Fox. 1909
County Superintendent of Public In
struction p. ID. keunamer, 1924; Sam
Hughston. 945.
Hide and Animal Inspector Scriv-
ner, 500; John W. Canterbury. 52S;
Thomas Tijerina. 565.
County Commissioners Precinct No
1. {. Laroche; Precinct No ., $. II. Bell
Jr.; Precinct No. 3. A v. Logan; Pre-
cinct No. Z, W. z. Weems
Justice of the Peace Precinct No. !
{. Laroche: Precinct No. 2.Place No. 1
Henry J. Kirk. SIT; Place No. 2 David
H. Sloss. $50; Howard Miller. $50; Al
berto Besteiro l6..
Constable. l.. Reid, 49s; Alex W
Champion. 500
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23
new PARTY HOPES
TO ELIMINATE The
NEGRO REPUBLICANS
NV The Associated Prcss)

ORLANDO. Fla. July - The new
ly organized Independent Republican
Party in Florida, formed for the
a,owed purpose Of eliminating the ne.
gro from republican politics in the
south, announced today that IN order
to test the principles in the election
next November. W. c. Lawson of this
city would br it, candidate for the
United States senate against the reg
ular republican candidate. should one be
nominated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23
THREE issues
BLOCK AN END
TOSHOPSTRIKE
Head Of Striking Unions Out
lines Issues Adjustment Of
Which Will End Strike -
Accuses Bankers
INV The Associated Pres9

CHICAGO. ILL.,. July 80 Three priI-
'ipal ISSUES now prevent p"sSi,ic set
tIemcnt Of the railway shopmcn's strike.
H. NJ. Jewell. head # the railway en-
ployes department of the American Fed
Grafton 81 Labor said tonight
The issues. he said. are found in The
refusal ot the rail executives 10 dis
contii ~ ntractiug ont work. to eS-
tablSh n national board at adinStmcnt
To continue seniority rights Of employ
- who suspended work
Responsibility for increasing losses
90 the railroads and t. the communist
upon railroads elsewhere through con-
tinuanrc of the present suspension of
work rests now plainly upon the As
sociation of Railway Executlvcs. par
ticularly the small but dominating group
representing New York banking Inter
estS" the statement said
The contract issue is the only ons
nn which a strike vote was take
which. il was aid. held up possible
settlement The other two strike ~
sues were wages and working rules. il
having been virtually agreed that these
matters could be- submitted To the La
hor Board for rehcaring.
Appearing for national adjustment
h"ards 10 decide disputes. Jewell said
the Association of Railway Executives
was opposed "a such boards fnr "a,
purpoS" of ovcrloadng the Railroad
Labor BOARD.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23
MOVEMENT TO
REDUCE WOOL
DUTYSTARTED

WASHINGTON. -. C.. july r.
While the prcliminaries ~ the battle
over the wool schedule in the admins
tration tariff till was started to-day In
the senate. Ienroot. republican. ot
Wisconsin. started a movement looking
70 the general reduction in higher du-
ties proposed on coarse raw wool AMI
manufacturers of that wool. little of
which il produced in this country,
LeDroot said u considerable number ot
republicans are dissatisfied with the
duties. and he was hopeful 81 getting an
agreement with the committee major
ity for y maximum duty of sixty pee
cent. The estimated duties ranged from
70 To l31 per cent
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23
PARR LEADING FOR
SENATE In THE 23RD
tSpeciaito The HcraldJ

LAREDO. Texas. July %. Three
precincts give Parr 2l5; iuffor. II;
SIN IN. i09.
Asherton. Dimmit county. wcntt6 to
in favor Of Smith
Duval county s27 for Parr.
San Patricia. incomplete. Parr. 81.
Huffor ~; Smith sos.
Ten out Of twenty four boxes IN Nu-
eces county. Parr. 325; Huffor q; Smith.
262.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23
Precinct No. s, villa Nucva.

Congressman Briscoc ?; Garner p.
Senator -iluffor :; Parr 4: Smith -.
Representative Rabel 9; Lewis Is.
District Judge 10; Cunning
ham 9.
District Attorney-We 26.
District Clerk q.
County Judge-Dancy n.
County Attorney II: Kinder 90.
County Clerk-Webb %; Roberts 6.
Shcriff-Nann z; Barnes IL; Robert
son Is.
County Treasurer %.
County Tax Assessor -Templeton 80.
lConiinucd on Page Twob
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23

Thriilingly close voting marked most
OF the contested races in the Cameron
county primaries yesterday.
With Box No IL, Iarlingen. reporting
about half its vote of something more
than 400. indications last night were
that Sheriff ". 4. Nann and Colonel
Sam Robertson VII be pitched against
each other in the run-off primary to be
held late in August.
The race was close between all three
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23
SUDDEN PASSION FOR
LOLLYPOPS PROVES A
LIFE SAVER TO FIRM

NEWARK. y. J.. July - \ sud
den psSsiun for IollypopS developed ~
flappers have proved u life saver to
the Charm Company. Newark candy
manufacturers. il was revealed in fed
cral court TODAY. Receivers reported
that since a year ago when the firm
was nearly drfunct IL had made q pro-
FIJI If 81 .O0O all because of the lolly-
Ilnns and flnnIers
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23
JUSTICE OF PEACE
PROBABLY FATALLY
SHOT AFTER DISPUTE

BEAUMONT. Texas July 80 Jus
tIcc Of the Peace H. L.. Showers WAS
shot tonight lie W expected a. die.
Showers is aid IT, have been sitting IN
m automobile downtown when w. r.
GnnzaullnS. federal prohibition officer
"f Dallas. attempted "a take 4 pint of
whiSkcy from him. Showers is said To
have resisted the offircr and WAS shot
Showers was reelected today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23
FLYER PINNED UNDER
WRECKAGE, is KILLED
U;v The Associated Press)

FKAMI\GlIAM. Mass. July -
Ienus X. Miller. Boston pilot Of an air
plane that crashed in quagmire near
birmingham landing field late today.
was sinned under the wrcckagc and
died before hr could he released. DIR.
Clarence Gamble of PASADENA, Cali. n
passenger. WAS probably fatally hurt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23
ENGINE WATCHMAN IS
SEIZED In RAIL YARDS

CLEBt RNE. Texas. Jay 22-The
day engine watchman of the Trinity *
BRACES Valley was seized in the yards
Of the road last night taken east Of
here ard severely flogged. according to
the police Officers went 10 Joshu...
near here. this afternoon. 10 protect an
cmploye ~ tho Santa Fr who had been
reported seized by number of men
hut escaped.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23
TWO STRIKING SHOPMEN
SHOT AT LAKELAND, FLA.
'Bv The Associated Prcss)

LAKELAND. Fla. July ..11-rwp
striking shopmen We're shot AMI slightly
injured late today dnrIn. clash be-
tween strikers and lsv employees at
the Atlantic Coast Line shops here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23

For lieutenant governor, Mayfield
with 34,472 was leading
The ticket followed by Davidson with
30,O34. Johnson received 1896, Ed
mondson ! 1866 and Jamisn 1858.
The race for state treasurer seemed 10
lay between Terrell, with 25,364 and
Garrett with II. O35. Trailing were Car
roll, 1O,927. Christian s.342, Kerr 700.
Tennison 5.sl2. and Kirgan i.269.
Robson was leading for land office
commi sioner with 45.l26 against b.
3S6 for Thompson.
Bentley IA leading Mars for super
ntendent Of public instruction with &c.
Gal and 33.I72. respectively. while Smith
had polcd 1891.
Morrow H. leading for judge Of court
Of criminal appeals with 49.529, Harper
34,79O.
Smith had big lead for comptroller,
figures showing Smith is,069 and Wood
all 35.42i.
That there was more interest in the
senatorial races than for governor was
indicated by the way returns are com
ing in, returns showing heavier vote
for these offices than for state offices.
indicating more votes were cast for SEN
ator or efforts are being made TO get
the senatorial returns in first.
In the congressional race at on.
o'clock Sunday morning CnngreSSma..
Black. who in earlier returns was trail
ing 7. H. Davis in the first district had
increased his vote 10 2TGG to Davis L.
gN3
Congressman .lanton in the scver-
teenth had I,T2:;; Galloway 2.i:;:;: Deb
brill 2.0I1; Cunningham .J'iS: Holland
81. Nothing was heard from the ninth
district
Other districts follow: second Cox.
incumbent. SIT: Burns 25:;: Fairchids
16i: Oliver -.
Fourth. Rayhurn ioil: wcstbrcok
1915.
Fifth Sumrrrs Glol: Rallowc 2l2S
Eighth. Garrett 6.I: Maddox ~: Muir
ply T.
Eleventh Connolly 113: Lewis -
Thirteenth. Williams ZIG: Bell :in::.
Fourteenth. IIcrizhcrg l:;l,: Cunning
ham 1904: Bee so; Harley $50. Hop
kins 67: Glover, :.
Fifteenth. Garner PIG: Briscne Jl2
DALLAS, Texas. July 22-Incom-
pleie returns. nintey-thrce counties. ~
eleven thirty o'clock last night gave
Earle II. Mayficld lead of 6.T:l over
Senator tulberson tor senate. indicating
Mayfield j. maintaining about the sam,
lead shown from scattered towns earlier
in the evening.
CuIbcrson who has been running fourth
in some reports. however. had gone into
third place. being lcd ~ James Fcrgu-
son.
Latest figures were: Mayfield -
O25: Culhcrson. 1921: Ferguson 1S.-
lI6: Henry TOi9; OusIcy 9l6T: AMI
Thomas l3,2T1.
For govcrnor-Pat Neff on incomplete
returns. - counties. had lead ~ more
than 900 over Rogers. his nearest op-
porent Neff's vote. 1861: Rogers
26.6s,; Harry Warner sI37: King 1888
In the lieutenant governors race Da-
wilson la6ss; Edmonson 1918; Jami-
son 1890: Johnson lO,m:2: Mayfirid
236li: State treasurrr-C Carroll 6Sl6:
Christian 5S16: Terrell 1871; Rail
road Commissioner Mason 1929: May
field 81 l9S
Commissioner land Office Robson
1854: Thompson 2T.O09.
Superintendent Public instruction
Bentley n. .461: Marrs =. $50: Smith
1fS51
Smith :S3.I96: Woodall
242J0
Meager and incomplete returns for
congress from the seventeenth distrlc,
showed Thomas Blanton. incumbent. had
>ir5; Galloway. his nearest opponent.
4s1: while others were Cunningham
26S: Dibhrel l9.; Holland -.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23
ROCK ISLAND MANAGER DIES

10y IHt ASoucIAttu FTesSD
DES MONIES, Iowa. July "a
Charles w. Jones. general manager ~
the Rock Island Lines north of KAN
sas City, died at his home here to-
night
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23
IT Keeps You Up-tO-Ddte

Advertising gives you information about things we
need in order live profitable, happy, useful lives pre-
sentng for your approval merchandise Of all kinds. DO
fail read the advertisements in the Herald every
day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23
DEATH LIST SIX In
PASSENGER WRECK
NEAR SPRINGFIELD
(By The Associated Pre-s)

SFRINGFIEIb. Mo. July 22.-SlX
persons arr dead inrlndins Andrew
Hammer. Stoutiand, Mo. his wife and
two daughters and son. T., ginecr &. H.
Ring of M"nett Me. aS the result oi
the failnre Of an engineer =" slow
down for siding near Logon this
NOR! ing Two Frisco trains roIidesl
The injured include J. H. Wheeler.
Sherman. Texas. Mrs. G. H. Miller. T..
\. Witlock. y. + Simpsinson l.. NJ.
Barrell James T. Ncyle. all Of Dallas.
and Mrs Eleanor Dudes all of Waco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23

NEFF LEADS FIELD
IN GUBERNATORIAL
RACE; COUNT SLOW
downright. 1922. by the Texas Ele

Copyright 1922 by the Texas Election Bureau)
DALLAS July 23Ear Mayeld United
Pat Neff seeking leading
returns incomplete with four exceptions hundred and three
counties reporting Saturdays democratic while all ncuments
IN congressional leading their
Probably the ballot the history Texas politics made
about
IL 900 had
Mayied leading Senator Cuberson
while James f. Ferguson lead
Cubn by 42s0 If this ratio maintained runof primary
Myficld
Senatorial figures =
MAYFIELD 40,005.
FERGUSON, 32,062.
CULBERSON 277S2.
THOMAS
CLARENCE OUSLEY, 16,157
ROBERT HENRY,
In the
running third with l33Os and w. r.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23
Strike Situation
tBy The Associated PressD


The following ~ n summary Of the
coal strike situation:
4 new peace plan in the coal strike
was submitted To President Harding by
Durkan Of Scranton. Pa.
Government agencies take steps to ef-
feet emergency distribution Of fuel tn
railroads and public utilities in need.
A federal survey Of the strike sit
uation gives $4,000 miners on strike,
and $4,000 still nj work.
Davis tclephoncd Harding tonight
from Mposrhcart submitting report
of the information hc had gathered.
fBy The Associated Pressl
President Harding conferred with
Chairman Hooper of the Railroad La
bor Board and members ~ the senate
committee on the railroad strike, but no
course of action was made public
Secretary of Labor Davis conferred
with W. n. McMenimcn. labor member
oft he Labor Board. II. NJ Jewell aud
other strike leaders M Mooseheart. Ill.,.
70 gain all possible information.
Eastern railroads are planning 70
form company unions. Chairman l-Oree
~ the eastern presidents conference Of
railroad executives announced.
The Railroad Labor Board will he
asked to arbitrate the wage differences
between the Michigan Central aud 1000
maintenance Of way employees. IL WAS
announced.
committee representing the Zig
-Four brotherhoodS complained ~ Sen
ator Cummins that engines and train
equipment were getting in poor order
and possibly in dangerous condition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23
Precinct Results in Cameron Co.

Sheriff -vann %; Barnes 80; Rob
ertson 20.
County TrcaSurcr-Cocke I'll.
County Tax Assessor Tcmplcton III.
County Tax Collector So; Oler II.
Supt Of Public instruction Hughs-
ton 81; kennamer %.
Hide and Animal Inspector Scrvner
81; Canterbury 10; Tijerina rs.
County Commissioner III.
Justice of the Peace Place No. /,
Kirk 81. Place No. =. Sloss q; Miller
"a; Besterio II.
Constable Reed AZ; Champion "a.
Precinct No. :. Los Frcsnos.
Congrcs ssman Briscoe l8; Garner 33.
Senator Huffor -; Parr 6; Smith %.
Representative Rabcl 2l; Lewis 70.
District Judge-Timon Is; Cunning
ham 37
District Attorney West D.
District Clerk Scanlan ~.
County Judge-Dancy 81.
County Attorney Kent "a. Kinder 30.
County CIerk-Wcbb -; Roberts IL.
Sheriff -Vann IL: Barnes 10; Rob-
crtson 81.
County Treasurer ockc ~.
County Tax ssessor-Templcton 81.
County Tax Collector Is; Oler n.
Supt. of Public Instruction on-Hughs-
ton ~: kennamer 81.
Hide aud Animal Inspector Scrivner
40. Canterbury 10, Tijerina o.
County Commissioner Bell %.
Justice of the Pcace-Placc No. l.
Kirk "a. Place No. 2. Sloss IL; Miller %;
Besterio l.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23
Precinct No. 3. Media Luna.

Congressman Brscoe 3; Garner 81.
Scnator-Huffor %: Parr Is; Smith %.
Representative -Rabel "a. Lewis 2s.
District JudGe-Timon 80; Cunning
ham %.
District Attorney West IS.
District Clerk Scanlan n.
County Judge Dancy 81.
County Attorney Kent 2s: Kinder 40.
County Clerk Webb 81; Roberts 20.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23
Precinct No. l. Point Isabel.

Congressman BrScoe 2; Garner ~.
Senator iluffor 3: Parr So: Smith o.
representative ~: Lewis ..
District Judge -Timon III Cunning
ham >.
County Attorney Kent So. Kinder IL.
County Clerk Webb n; Roberts :.
Sheriff -Nann 10; Barnes Robert
son %.
County Tax Collector Fox II: Olcr 2
Supt. Public Instruction-Hu Hughston 10.
kcnnamcr 9.
Hide and Animal Inspector Scrivncr
?; Canterbury 3; Tijerina &C.
Constable Naicntc IS; Estrada 10;
Larochc /.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23

CINCINNATI Ohih. .Iny 9.-A
general strike "f 1000 clerks freight
handlers and station express employees
on the Zig Four was avcrtrd today
when the clerks and company officials
"ntrrrd itnn nm agreement covering
wages. farming out work and working
conditions
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23
Precinct No. ,, III Jardin.

tongrr SSman BriScoc 81: Garner 57
Senator iIuffor 3s; Parr .: Smith 81
Representative Rabrl "a; Lewis So
District Judge Timon i6; Cunning
ham 80
District Attorney-W West -.
District Clerk Scanlan 50.
County Judge Dancy Ks.
County Attorney Kent 2S; Kinder 81.
County Clerk Webb a.: Roberts 30.
Sheriff Nann "a; Barnes 50. Rob
ertSon "a
County Treasurer Cooke So
County Tax Assessor Templeton IS.
County Tax Coliector-Fox 65: Olcr -.
Supt. Public Instruction Hughston
10; kennamer 80.
Hide and Animal Inspector Scrivner
AZ; Canterbury 2s; Tijcrins Il.
County Commissioner Bell 49,
Justice of the Peace-Place No. l.,
Kirk -. Place No. 2. SIoss -: Miller
IS; Bestrio ).
Constable Reed sc: Champion %.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23

AUSTIN. Texas. July 80 Governor
Neit conferred here today with Major
tri."ral iiulcn. Attorney General Keel
ing and -Adiutnut General Barton on
the railroad strike situation Ncff and
BARTON declined to make statement ou
the conference. which was secret
Activity tonight At camp Mabry
wh"r" stores and supplies cf the na
ti"ual guards are kept Indicated the is
Suancc of nm order for \ movement nf
state tr"oiS is contemplated hy the
governor within a short time accord
ing 4" common opinion about the cap
itnl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-23
WEATHER FORECAST

EAST TEXAS Sunday and Monday
fair. continued warm.
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