davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-10-12
Baltimoran yidel zotayujici Sc
EYrOpl.

jeno a pilne pracujici, Anglie "a.
kladech zdrava vzdor dvena milo.
Nun nezamestnangch osob. Italie
ukazujici pokrok pod vladou Mus.
soliniho. Svycary iasajici mad nejz.
darilejsi dosud turistickou sezonou,
byly dojmy. ktere 81 Evropy pfi.
nesl nazpet Sc vrativsi James C.
Fenhagen Roland Parku. Fenha.
gen cestoval po Evrope diva mesice.
NejvetSi yojenska yzducholod ma
Logan cviCiSti.
Nejvetsi americky aeroplan a
snad nejvetsi ma svete. z1castni Sc
&c. fijns vzduchoplaveckych zavod1
lez tam budou. odbyvany o Obro vska
vzducholcd' ma l2O step rozpjeti,
gasolinu sebou veze 2 tisice gallo
no, pohanena jest sesti Liberty mo-
tory. ktere WV nou 2.700 kof1sk5ch
sill. Vzducholod' zbudovana, ably
mohla plcuti bombami ,vazicimi
10 600 ton pfi rychlosti 80 mil "a
hodinu, Phi zavodech vzducholod ;
vznaseti sc bude tez mad mestem.
Nejzajfmavejsi fasti zavod6 bude
zahaleni cviciste d5movou zaclonou
Ku prodeji sydano bude $4,000
vstupenek.
Dfte uSmrcen0. IL zraneno We
Srazce.
Jednc dftko bylo zabito II osob
pcraneno. pet n'ch tazce, kdyz v
ned9li ma kolejich Western Mary
land irahy u Glen Morris nedaleko
Reisterstown srazil se automobil s
vlskem drahy. Zabito bylo sedmi.
lete ditko. Minerva Webster. Tez-
ce poraneni byli: j. E. Fluddova.
Agnes Webste-, |. F. Tullova, Mil
drel Rulter a Miner,a Faieley.
Ostatni za tfi rodin tech poraneni
hyli lehceji. Nehoda udala Sc, kdyz
jmenovane rodiny vydaly Sc auto
mobilu, ably setkaly sc Clell Web
sterem, ktery automobilem Sc vra-
eel z Los Angeles. Kal.
SeStilety h0ch uSmrcen Skolni
dlYkOu.
Blizko sveho domova ma Falls
road zabit byl v pondeli automnbi-
lem sestilety hoch Charles William
Akehusst Automobil. kterym
ht ch usmrcen byl, ,fiz-n byl l6 rokn
starou Katherine w Boypin, sko.
lackou. jet osudneho dne automo-
blu iela Otcem svym. Jak otec
udal, veil dceru svoji re skoly
dom1 DO Falls road. Dcara prosila
iej. ably il dovol.l r:diti automobil.
Otec zadosti jeji vyhovel. Hoch die
udani Boykina pustil Sc pies silnici
v okamz ziku, kdyz automobil nebylo
mozno zastaviti.
E0uh v koralce straSf Suche
agenty,
Vyzkoumani. ze koTalka prodava.
ma pynf obsahuje sobe louh, zavi-
fluie stavku mezi prohibienimi a.
gently. kteff nechteji kupovati a pi-
ii il v salooneoh.je dfedni prohlid-
ce podrobeny byti mali. Ponsvac
zakon rfikazuje, ze mistnosti nesmi
byti podrobeny dfedni prohlidce bez
pFedchoziho warrantu. prohbicni
agenti radeii nezli pitt kofalku
louhen zostfenou, neyyzdvihuji
warranty a mnohe saloony smele
louhovannu kofalku prodavaji dale
Pied n6kolika dny nekolik prohibic-
Mich agent1 onemoca6lo ''zkouse-
nim'' kofalky. Louhovana kofalka
zvlaste prodavana je prS na venku.
Reservoir 0dstrailovan.
Sc zrusenim reservoiru Mount
Royal pTi vchodu do Druid Hill
parku pocato bylo We stfedu. Re.
servoir jest odstrafovan, aby udelal
mistc travniku v lozsahu akrn
Travnik zfizen bude tax. ably by
jednim nejkrasneisich mist v me
ste Prace skonceny budo1 ma jar,
budoucfho roku.
Boi proti reservoiru veden by
zvlaste majiteli okolnich domh o,
delsi dobu. Majitele zvlast9 nami
tali. ze nenaplneny reservoir jes
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-10-12
Hotel znleen pozarem.

WiAdam Novak, Is rokn starS, (.
202 s. Castle ulice. pfipraven Eyl
! til prsty ma leve ruce, kdyz dy-
oamitoyy naboj Jim ma kamna v ma
kladaine Herlock spolecnosti. explo-
doval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-10-12
MiStnl zprdyy.
ZkrajanSkyCh krnhi.

N Luzerne Ave-. a sic. Albini
Plasil.
= Slavuost' otevTenf Delnickehc
Domu Sc kona nedeli, dne 21. fij'
ma, Sc slavnostnim programem
Mimo rrogramu promluvi fecnik Z
New Yorku. Ku velke navsteve
kazieho uctiv6 I'VE slavnostni w.
Dor. Zacatek We 3 hod. odpoledne.
- Dne 9 fijua zemfela pi. Ka-
tefina R1zicka, (. 1900 N. Luzerne
Ave. Pohfeb zesnule konan jest v
patek rano do kostela sv. Vaclsva q
cdtud na hfbitov Nejsv. Vykupite.
le.
= Ma zahajeni divsdelni sezony
poprve Baltimore Novinka! ORA
maticky odbor sekce "Pokrok" Sc.
hraie veselohru jednaufch "SVa-
tebni costa do Italie" v pondeli.
dne 29. rijna, Delnickem Dome.
Kdo se chces dobre pnbaviti, dostav
Sc! Zabavni vybor
Mayor prOti zameflOvdnf
materialu.
Mayor Jackson pondeli kri is3-
val methody komite seTejneho zlep-
sovani, jez dovoliIa sVemuin zenyru,
Perringovi. by dovoIil zmenovani
stavebniho materialu uzivaneho We
stavba skolnich budov. Ku debate
doslo, kdyz Perring 5adal povolen1
penfz ma zmeny. jez dovoliI pTi sta
vba Westport skoy. Dopisy ctene
konferenci ukaz .ly, ze Perring
d)volil kontraktoru zm6ny mate
rialu. kterez zm9ny Vyzaduji al pfi
dani So. 100. 10 ku rozpoctu ma po-
stavenf skoly.
Mayor Jackson vytkl Perringovi, /,
re zm9ny dovoll pax zada mestskou
sprawl schvalenf. Perring odvo-
lal Sc ma to, ze pfi kazde stavb6 po-
citati Sc must nepredvidanymi po-
lozkami. S Perringem stal Robert
Garrett, president komisa, kterg u.
kazav na po6estnost' Perringovu.
vysv6tlil, Re b6hani o povoleni zmen
zdrzoVsll by prace komis4.
Ku navrhu mayorove rozhodnutcs
ze nezli nejaka zamena kontraktni
praci povolena bude, must pfedlo-
zena bgti dohlizejicim inzenyrem
ku schvaleni komise.
POIiCie ku pOm0ci SuChycb agenti
Vladni prohibicni sgenti Wash
ingtonu v pondeli podrobili ctyfi
domy 800 blocku Forrest uIice
dfedni prohlidce. Zastop eitajfci
vice nezIi tfi tisice osob shlukl sc v
ulici Ku udrzovani zastupu v xii.
du potTebi bylo kordonu policejnf.
ho. We vsech damech nalezeny by
ly pfistroje, ku paleai, hotova ko
ralka a study vina.
Chtela miti zrozene ditko ma
amerlCke pIde.
Touha, ably ditko ;eji narozeno
bylo ma Americke p6de, dana byla
"a omluvu, kdyz rodl oudne jedocci
Anglicanka nalezena byla ma lodi
West Cohas, jez zakotviIa Balti-
mere tento ctVrtek Zenou jest de-
vatenactileta Margaret Linstad,
manzelks tTetiho podd0stoinika ma
feeene lodi Linstadova. jez pred
odjezdem lodi z Liverpoolu rozlou.
ella Sc manzelem svym. nalezena
byla ukryta ma lodi. kde bez potra-
Wy ukrSvala Sc diva dny. Po rfljez-
do lodi do BostOnu zadrzena byla
tamnim pfistehovaleckym 1radem
nezli dokazano bude amerlcke OBJ
canstvf iejfho manzela Linstadova
bydletibude manzelem svym Bal
timore.
NemOcna YSanat0rilm uSmrtila
Sc Sk0kem S Okna.
Catherine E. Thompson skoneils
zivot We stTedu sebevrazdou okns
sanatoria Catonsville. Skocila /
okna a. poschodl. Podle vypoyedi.
majitele sanatoria. ORA. Gundry
: Thompsonova byla choyana Y sanatt
riu po roxy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-10-12
PfiIiSna zdyofilost Cechh.

Ze sve cesty prazdninach pod
niknut@ do Nemecka a Ceskosloven-
ska, kde Praze pobyl n9kolik tyd-
no, aby Sc ucil cestine. vratil Sc
prof. John Hopkins university, DR.
Blondheim. Ze sve zkusenesti y
Praze g dsmevem yypravoval, re Ce-
81 byli k nemu veIice zdvofilf.
Zdvorilost' jejich vedla je tax dale
ko, ze radeji ably nemuseli pozoro-
yati jeho rozpaky We vyslovovani
Cestiny. MIN vzdyzacali hned
mluviti bud nemecky anebo fran.
couzsky yzdor tomu, ze 81 pfal
cesky mluviti. Prahou professor
nadsen byl. Bydlel v hotelu ktery
drive byl nemeck5m. a nyni je jakz
takz ceskym. Ze sluzebnictva mlu-
viii skoro vsichni nemecky. Jedna
2 posluhovacek. Ceske, 8 cestinou
uocnCela Se p0chlubltI.
V Berline dostal pomoci tamniho
CeskosIovensketo vyslanectva ucitel
cestiny okamzite. V Praze ma ngho
cekati musel til dny.
V jednom m9st9 u Drazd AN (jme
no nam vypadlo) obyvanem velikym
poctem Cecho, nenalezl jedineho
ceskeho listu. O Praze cisti tam
mohl jedine z "Prager Abend-
blatt." q Prahy privezl Jiraskoyu
knihu, kterou velice ceni.
Bay View bnde miti yydatnejSi
p0traYu.
Poplatek Ia cent? pa stravovani
chovanc0 Bay View denn9 zvysen
ma % cent?. ably osoby v dstavu
diici lepe vyzivovany byti mohly.
Pracuie Sc to, aby poplatek tento
zaysen. O povoleni pfidavku bojo-
val nynejsi spravce 1stavu. MCLEAN
iehoz res gnace ma 1fad spr6vce
pred nedaynem mestsln pfijata
byla
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-10-12
Totoznost dftka nezjiStena.

Policejnf dTady nemohou vypa-
trait, komu nalezi nemluvne male.
zene We stfedu ma porci domu Char
lese H. Bowersoxe, {. 4143 Pimlico
road. Ditko porce vzato bylo a
policii dauo do Florence Crittendoa
nalezince. Nemluvne jest asi 6 me-
bo 8 m9sicn stare.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-10-12
PoStayeni gardzi doyOleno
blizkOSti SkOly.

Mestska rada pondeli odhlaso.
vale bez pfedchoziho dobrozdani
stavebniho inspektora. ably John G.
Erdman postaviti mohl n9kolik ga
razi ma Hartford road same blizko.
sti skolni budovy. Sedmnact otc6
m9sta hlasovalo ano, diva hlasovali
ne. Bryant. president a Beverly
W. Smith re ctvrteho distriktu, hla.
sovali proti dovoleni. Ostatnf ne
vedouce co budouenost' pfinese. Ky
VII ana. Bryant Smith ukazali ma
pfedps mestske rady. ktery nedo-
voluje postaveni gaTaze blizkosti
800 stop cd skolnich budov. kostel1
a nemocnic.
Standard SpoIeEnosf odl0zila
klerky.
Mnoho zam9stnanc6 Standard Oil
spolecposti odlozeno bylo v 6tery.
Generalni srravce Holbein odlozeni
vysvetloval tim. ze mnohe odbory
rTeplneny byly zamestnanci.
ObeSil Sc We Sklepe.
Joseph Klawaski, (. f107 Ed
mudnson avenue. ob9sil Sc We skle-
pc sVeho domu 6terg noci. Y
listku zanechanem prapil. ze nasled
KEN chatrneho zdravi lepe je u
konciti vse.'
Jackson zada o podporu pro yOdni
pijtkn.
| Pro p,volenl vodni p1jGky OBJ,
nosu $I0.OOO.OOO pracuje mayor
mssta Jackson. We s.fedu v klnbr
linzenyrn horlive pfimlouval Sc cato,
|aby pracoyano bylo mezi volici pr
lodhlasovanf pnjcky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-10-12
emOcna YSanat0rinm uSmrtila
Sc SkOkem S Okna.

Catherine E. Thompson skoneila
zivot We stTedu sebevrazdou okna
sanatoria Catonsville. Skocila s
okna a. poschodl. Podle vypovedi-
majitele sanatoria. ORA. Gundry,
: Thompsonova byla choYana Y sanato
riu po roxy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-10-12
Zavodni kone uhoreli.

We stajich HI. Guy Bedwella v
Laurel uhofeli v nedeli v pozaru,
kter5m staj znicena byla. ctyfi "a
vodnf kon6.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-30
open ANNUAL
TEACHERS MEET
AT FORT WORTH

FORT Wnkl Hr Texas, Nov. I'D.
That the educated ~arist0cracy"
in the class room; that class distinc-
tion in matters Of education, and
the alienation VI favored few from
the masses Of humanity must be eli
minated in the public schools Of
Texas, were among the most import
ant principles stressed BY the speak
ers today before the forty-six sec
tional meetings Of the Starr Teach
err Association In convention here.
Balloting for the election Of off
GERS began at noon today and will
continue until midnight. Candidates
for president of the Association to
succeed j. c. Wilson Of the Sam
Houston state teachers college at
Huntsville were nominated at the
general session last night. nominal
tions being accoided Superintendent
j. G. Pyle of SMrnan Superintend-
cnt Gepras rlQlah fo Tyler and
sap iuB5fdent lte Clark 81 Gaines
Vile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-30
ONE KILLED, TWO INJURED
WHEN BRANCH LINE TRAIN
HITS AUTO NEAR McALLEN

Lcrma 0cnoa, resident Of Mission.
was killed and t~o other men were
seriously injured, one pstbabiy fatally
when their automobile WAS struck hy the
ranch line train. west b. and, ycst =
day aftcrrocn al q crossing two milea
west cf McAlicn. Tho injured men We.e
hospital tie body tf Ochoa was
taken to i home Mission. r psrts
from NyAiicr ths morning statr that
cae w the injured mcn. BEEN of whom
scside nc Mlss.oa. j. IL serious condi-
tios.
Are sd'rg to cye witnesses of thc ac
rident ths Ford car in which th. men
were driving stopped within few feet
~ the crossing to permit the train So
pass. Suddenly ID lung 4 forward di-
rec.lg in the path 0i the onc0miET
,fAiH. which struck the resr era 81 w
eu.omobiil. An IN occupants 81 the
car tas hurled to Tile right side oi ihe
track, Oehoa being killed hy ihe con-
cussion VIXEN ~ stf1ak the ound. The
1..a irnee forward of the car was
probably caused hy the driver ais mrt
..w ". tack iufthel away from the tack
asd pressing tn the wrong pedal, tu.
other witnesses ex4scss the opinion
"a he may hase been att fapsing to
htat thA train scross thr4srfn nsire-,
Ihe rar was completely wrecked Qn4
eas thrown II the side of the track "
:aess mass II debris. The urinees ap
plicl th brakes when tha automobile
was seen t0 innEr forward. and the
train stopped y shpst distance fron the
seerc Of tn. accident and the train
crew and passengers hurried hack ta
rerdcr such assistance rs was possible.
The body IL Ochoa was placed IN thu
bareage car ana '@ken 70 Mission and
passing automobile WAS rcqaisitier
to take III Injured men lack to Nc
Alla where they were placed in hps-
Fital..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-30
Present and Former County
Judges Discuss Proposed
Cameron County Road Bonds

III, The People nf ErownSyillr.--
Under the resolution of ths committee
approved is the commissioners court. IL
Is only the road from Barreda 90 IT.
Isabel which. III the bond issue carries
IAuf " to ~ paved with lands from the
county rs whole. supplcmeniing the
snnneys received from the highway de-
parimeni. January. l.s.3. bond issue
ctr.. and balantc VI the special bond is-
sue nf $G0n nuuUu IL ~ ~ divided be-
tween the different precincts according
fu Valuations
Now look NV The map. Highway ~.
]. III Cameron County l. 3siJ miles
hong Rarreja is 1i.4 miles from the
court house md .ia miles from the
IIidalao c0un'A lnr and approximately
90 miles from the Nilncy county line.
Therefore I;arreda il approximately
four mlrs south cf the center. - that
even M the matter III distance thr aA-
advantage IN with The South Enhers-
Look al the map again. Four of the
six water districts IN the county are
wholly north Nc ihc isarreha Point
Isabel route ami District Nd. y ~ mostly
north IL said route and practically ail
of said district. which Is in cultivation
will bc served ~ the harrrla route
Not ouly NH the territory north VI
said route aut the Dlmiiu territory
AMI even south of the Niger Bridge
will ~ best served nm the Barrela
rprir.
Nearly twD-thirhS nf ihr wealth ami
population Of the county Is north of the
liarreda route ami when these taxpayers
get ~ farredn they are about twu miles
nearer ~ Point Isabel than when they
travel on the IA extra miles 20
Brownsville. Can We expect said two
thirds A. travel g. miles ont WI the way
every time they make the Point isabel
trip and pay extra taxes for the priv
ilege:
The fact that they are paving two
thirds VI the taxes for interest and sink
ing funds on court house aud jail bends
with the court house heated some Il
o ~ miles south rf the center II a
rraSon why they should mot IN ad ifinn
PAY for 4 road with county ~ Il whole
funds that makes them travel this adj
ditional N. miles
The ouniv site argument IN really !
boomerang.
Look az the map once more. See the
statement of relative distances at the
bottom. All communities except Browns
Continued on page %
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-30
REPORT Shows
PROSPERITY IN
nth DISTRICT
Retail Trade Throughout
Texas Has Been Active
Following Marketing Of
Big Cotton Crop

DALLAS, Texas, Nov. 81 lcbtg RI
in the Eleventh Federal Reserve Dis
trict In ths month ended Nov ~. were
rapidly paying the claims agaifgt them
and bank deposits increasing the month
ly review Of business conditions ISSUED
I kthe Dallas Federal Res rye Bank
s14. Increased deposits and reduction.
IN loans havs left the bankers with &
problem Of obtaining profitable out
let for surplus funds. the review states
Record breaking debts 10 jndividu
al accounts resulting from the active
distribution Of goods at beth wholesale
and retail. the heavy liquidation of
and current ind btcdress ana ths
movement Of cotton to the concentration
points formed the outstanding q vclop
ments in the district last month tAs
review says. Retail trade was excap-
tsonally active. showing substantial
latgsr volumes Of sales than in either
September this year or October lasi
year. Wholesale distribution was even
larger than the previous month. am
continued to show widening margin
over year age. Although October Is
the month in which tail mef chants n
this section customarily make heavy
payments on their accounts, last month
was exceptionally gratifying, especially
because Of large payments made On &C.
counts of long standing"
Bankers have met the prebltm OF in
vesti1g surplus funds ~ buying com
mtrcial paper As we'll as governmcn.
short time certificates. Many banks.
however, are carrying larg cash re-
s. rves.
Continued improvement in ranges ard
livestock have encouraged storlms n.
ind indications are that the stock will
20 into the winter in better condition
than for the past several ysars, with
but little feeding expected to hc neces-
sary. Heavy receipts at market ccntefs
has caustd downwsrd rd revision il
prices which reduced the profits Of the
growers.
-Coincidtrt with favorable develop
ments has been the heavy casualty rate
in the mercantile field as reflected IN
the months failure statistics. which
shows the chccker.d situation that still
exists in this district. the report con-
tinucd. Both the number Of failuEsz. 49,
the indehtsde~Fs --irvoivcd 1hcFeased
SHARPLY during the ptst two months.
October oil production, exceeding pre-
yious high records. added tt the amourt
Of surplus stock. and resulted IN fur
ther weakness in the crude oil market.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-30

Brownsville Daily Ileral :

November ~ lN-s'-
brownsville Ipaily Ilerall:
IN crdcr tn inteliigenty discuss the
pending road bond i~~1p II might h.
Mrll III know THAI ihr bonding raparity
80 Cameron ,onny. ~ a county. FOR The
purpose ~ constructing ma,adamized
Travrlei MI paved roads and tnrnpikes
nr in aid thereof IN exhausted. Under
the present valuations ~ The real estate
of ilr county an the vafiuus districts
rf the county. organized under Sc tion
" or Article III NJ thr Cons tuition oi
Texas. Ho hnIid~ voted w this inie ould
b. legally issued hefpre The county and
The yaricn~ districts have validated their
1921 tax rolls. and nut then unless ~uf.
firirnf increases are naIr over The
present real estate valuations 60 reduce
the proportion If the various bond is-
SUES outstanding to less Ihnn 80 per
cent ~ thr total a~~eS~pi valuations ~
the real estate of al those portions ol
the county that are now bonded up to
capacity. This statement " easily
susceptible wv demonstration.
King solomon or Josh billings. o.
some oiher WISE man. enee said Figures
Will not lir. bHi harS viii figure How
ever. shall take Ihr risk Nv doing a
little figuring. cons ipuS thar / shall not
become lonesome al ~Hch n task.
Arti le Ill. Section -. "a the State
Constitution before mentioned provides
for The issuance III bonds TN counties
or defined districts Tor five distinct
purposes:
FIRST: Navigation. Illustrated IN the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-30
SPECIAL RATES
FOR RACE MEET
ARE ANNOUNCED
All Railroads in South Texas
viii Make Special Rates
For the Matamoros Races,
Commencing December 3

The Gulf Coast Lines and all connect
ing lines in South Texas will give spe-
cinl rates for the Matamoros racing
sdhson, commencing December y md
ending March 31 according 10 annoure-
nets received by the Brownsville Bcara
a City Development Special rates wiii
also bA in effect On the Mexican Nation
VA lines from Tampico, Saltillo and Mon
terrey. ard possibly Mexico City. nc
cording 60 a statement made yesterday
by General Passenger Agent Trevinnr
who IN now fn Matamoros.
A letter received yesterday from the
passenger department Of the GULF
Coast Lines contained the followings
Tin regard to arrangements inci-
dent 70 expected travel account Race
Track Meet 1t Matambrts. opening Sum
day. November 9th:
Tin regard to reduced rates: we are
asking other lines in Texas To put KIN
reducsd rates from all points on their
line tickets to he sold daily from Dec
embcr Tth to March 31st. inclusive. with
final return limit or 90 days frrm date
OF sale. but in no case to exceed April
18th. 1924.
-From points on our own line WE will
use the sam basis. observing u mini
mum selling fare Of S1.0o.
In order 10 take care Of the special
days. which understand will be We'd
resdays. Saturdays and Sundays, WV
will also sell from Houston and sta
tions south. Around-trip tickets at one
and-one-third fare. tick H. ~ be sold
December Sth. 18th. 18th. 18th. 18th,
21st, 22nd. 2sth. and 10th. These tick
cts TO bear final return limit of five
days from date pf sale.
N Now III regard ~ reduced rates
from interstate points, \ would state
that we have regular winter tourist
fares 20 Brownsville from practically
all points in the cnuntry beyond the
Texas border ! feel sure that this will
take care of travel from that territory.
Letters have also been received fLQm
the :. IA. x al. W. ard Attr = A U. M XVI
passenger departments stating that they
would be pl.ased 10 cooperate with
the Calf Coast Lines In handliag the
traffic to Brownsville. and that special
rates will he offered.
The reduced rates viii greatly aug
ment fle crowds which will attend the
rac. a. T. the upinion of the track mana
gers and local husiness men, and will
lid materially in bringing 10 Browns
vile thousands of visitors who win at
tend the races and incidentally inves-
tignte the possibilities of the Rio
Grandp Valley.
The railroads have shown evsY in
cliration 20 cooperate with us, n. H.
Edwards. president ol' the IntefnntiOnAl
Amusement Company stated this morn
irg, land the rate reduction annonnced
by the Gulf Coast Lines and othh raii-
roads will ba N biz factor IN making
the Matamofos race track "A success
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-30

tTIlINIfN. Now. '.fl-- Irrnr t'n-1Ic.
lhe dairrr. ond i'reheril Mnrl.an=hIin.
4 wealthy Chicago cuffep merchant. we're
married here We neSAay. il was learned
today
Tie narria%% took place Az Ihr Mae
u .auellin icsidrn here and wae u very
quiet ceremony. The newly webs left
h,rr last niahf for the west
Major Marl.angllin IL the son III The
Ia.e ~ III Mati.auslsiin pioneer esffee
merchant ai-i was Harvard tlassman
Of 1901. The bridegroom in 1917. after
lhr ni'rd States entered INV World
War; became iAajor " cavalry III the
cfiirerS reserve corps. lie also served
in Fr-nec. lie gave his age as ~. and
Lis bride ~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-30
CLAIM CONSPIRACY
TO DESTROY MINING
INDUSTRY OF \. D.

WASHINGTON. III. XII. Nr. 3d.
Acting on kilograms received fom Gov
ernor NeSteS Of North IiAoia. and
other citizens NJ that stateM president
Coolidge directed thr Inter mtc Gem
merce Commission today make
special inquiry into the allegations Of
increased freight rates On I'D mined in
North Dakota
Citizens of North DakoR state the
rates amount 10 a conspirad 10 destroy
iht states mining induSiry.#
Governor Nr~toS mesMEe. which
was telegraphel III the pre- ent several
days age. complained of ir&eased rates
and urging congressional Investigation.
fn directing The special Enquiry thr
president wnS moved Nv #Sirr IA have
complete information at II disposal OF
congress should that body eSire % act
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-30
Brownsville Man
Elected Head of
Superintenden

Superintendent Thos. J. zoe, head
of the Brownsville schools, was
elected president NJ the superin-
tendents and principals division OF
the Texas State Teachers Associa-
tiun which III now in annual session
az Fort Worth. lie was the unani-
nous choice Of all Valley teachers
for the position and win serve one
year.
The position Is one OF the most inn
portant in tire Association. and the
election of Superintendent Yoe il
considered distinctive honor to
both Mr.. Yoe and the city Of
brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-30
One KILLED, FOUR
INJURED In RAIL
CROSSING SMASH

LAWRENcEBURG Tenn. Nov. 30.--
Clarence WiliismS was stansly killef
and ferr other young men were injured
whtn ttcir aete mo, lie " stgack hy a
Louisville a NashFlll szeznnA- y.
assessing ncar heTc tEls mnrninE4
TIE car ran directly in front II the
train aud was completely demolished