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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-17

Albert Hinkley has accepted po-
sition at the Commonwealth Shoe
factory. Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-17
GARDINER LOCAL NEWS
OFEltE: IL Msir Avenue Telephone 37.W
Office Hours a. NJ - q. M.-Saturday 8 A. N. to Y

Miss Marion Skillin is visiting Mrs
Fred Miller in Newport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. James Rogers OF
Barre. VT, are visiting friends and
relatives in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-17

Mrs. Esther Parsons and Miss Amel-
da Richards of New York City were
calling on Hallowell friends recently.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-17

Mrs. d. c. Weymouth Of South
Portland is visiting relatives e the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-17

l. There will be L. 0. G. c. lawn par
ty Monday evening, July q, at the
home of Mrs. Della Rich.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-17

Miss Maxine Hutchinson has return
cd from visit to her aunt, Mrs. A. y.
Wakefield, Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-17

home for a few days but has gone to
Biddeford.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-17
HALLOWELL

Leo Sheldon is visiting in Houlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Brann were
visiting Wednesday in Skowhegan.
F. Morris Fish was in Bangor
Wednesday.
Fred McGrath has returned from a
visit in Buckfield.
Miss Charlotte Niles is visiting in
Boston and vicinity.
Miss Lillian Dawbin has returned
from a stay at Lake Kezar.
Mrs. Fred Prime and children have
returned from visit to Bangor.
Mrs. Hazel Whitcomb is confined to
her home by illness.
Ernest Wells has returned from a
visit to Wayne.
Leland Achorn has returned from a
visit with relatives in Warren.
Lloyd Boothby is visiting in Ban
Gor
Frances Stevens has returned to
New London, Conn.
Miss Jessica Haskell returned
Wednesday from RanSeley.
Gordon Patrequin is III at the home
OF Mrs. Alex Gilchrist.
Albert HinkIev has accented a no.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-17

Gordon Patrequin is III at the home
OF Mrs. Alex Gilchrist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-17

Thomas Gallagher. Jr.. left yesterday
for Bangor, where he will visit rela-
tiveS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-17

Miss Jessica Haskell returne
Wednesday from Ranseley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-17

Frances Stevens has returned t
New London, Conn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-17

Lloyd Boothby is visiting in Bal
COR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-17

Miss Marion Skillin is visiting Mrs.
Fred Miller in Newport.
s. Mailman left Tuesday for a busi-
ness trip to Boston.
Warren Sargent is employed as
chauffeur at Willow Crest farm.
The Eureka Club is invited to the
cottage OF Mrs. Julia Marley at
Pleasant Pond, Friday.
Keith Fields of Portland is visit
ing his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. c. Wise of Brunswick avenue.
Mrs. Fanny Blen OF Dresden is
passing q few days as the guest OF
friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rogers OF
Barre. VT, are visiting friends and
relatives in the city.
Mrs. d. C. Weymouth Of South
Portland is visiting relatives = the
city.
Charles wynne of Boston, former
ly of this city In In Gardiner on
business.
Miss Margaret Sterling Of Oakland
was calling on friends in the city
Wednesday.
Leighton's big sale starts this
morning: o store full Of bargains,
cafl and be convinced.
Rev. II. L. Skillin of the First
Baptist Church has gone to PresQue
Isle and Patteu for o weeks visit.
Wheeler Bros, have a sale this
week on Miro Aluminium Ware.
Read the ad and check your needs.
ADV.
Mrs. Paul o. Gewniger of Mel
rose Highlands. Mass. d the guest
for month of her SON. Chief Ros-
coe c. Dunn. Harrison avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Graham, who
have been the guests Of relatives In
Randolph have returned to their
home In Gorham. N. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dearbon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Pratt, and
son, Dearbon Pratt, have returned
to their home In Detroit, Mich, af-
ter being the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-17

home for few days but has gone to
Biddeford.
Thomas Gallagher. Jr. left yesterday
for Bangor, where he will visit rela-
tives.
Miss Maxine Hutchinson has return
cd from visit to her aunt, Mrs. A. \.
Wakefield, Gardiner.
|, There will be u. 0. G. c. lawn par
ty Monday evening, July q, at the
home of Mrs. Della Rich.
Mrs. Esther Parsons and Miss Amel-
da Richards of New York City were
calling on Hallowell friends recently.
Leslie Q. Meserve has returned to
Rockland after visiting in Hallowell
for few days.
Sherman Dunn Tarbox Of Newark.
n. j., was recently the guest of his
uncle, Sherman w. Dunn, Water ST
Hallowell Commandery. L. o. G. c..
will hold a regular meeting this eve
ming. All members of the degree team
are urged to be present
1neTe was Il TeEedTSdl IdSt evening OIL
the Methodist Sunday school play THE
Call of Wohelo," to be given soon by
Mrs. Harvard Gray's class.
Mrs. r. NJ. Johnson and Mrs. Net
tie Johnson, accompanied Miss Char
lotte Johnson to Bennington and will
| make short stay in Boston.
William Snow, who has been seri-
ously i'll for some time. was out yes
terday for the first time since his
illness.
Mrs Rueben Brooks of Gloucester.
Mass, a former resident of Hallowell
and her daughter. Mrs. Edward
Bragg Of Ann Arbor. Mich. are at
the Augusta House for few days.
Clair Spofford and Gladys Hallett
were in Oakland Wednesday. Mrs.
George Hallett. who has been visit
ing relatives there, returned With
them.
Miss Mary Pelham Hill Of Tops
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-10
Brownsville Will Entertain
RepYesenfdiiUes of CenfyM
W0yeHOusenien' Association

brownsville viii br host 10 more
than 400 representatives of The Cen
tTal Warehouses; Association on ~un-
das. January -. according "a plans
bring formulated. Thr Association
viii hoid ils annual convention In
Galveston from January IN to ~. and
following the convention .hc members
will Comc TO Brownsville IN two Spe-
cial trains. 4 banquet j. -brins ar
ranged for the convention members in
NatamoroS, following their arrival
here, and plans arr being made hy
Brow n~sisIt merchants 90 furnish 9th
~ cnttrtainmcrt-
The members of the party will
come from ali parts of the United
States. and practically every city Of
sine in the country will b. represent
cd. according 10 =. \. Farr. general
passenger agent of the Gulf Coast
Lines. who H. in Brownsville making
final arrangements for handling the
excursion.
Bon Iinrwtx ~ the NcSthcimrr
Company of Houston. who j. en- the
warchouscmen's committee in charge
ef the arrangements, will arrive in
Brow nssil today. 60 confer with Nr.
Farr. and TO assist in making the fin
III arrangements.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-10
ORGANIZATIONS
OPPOSING KLAN
FINALLY HERCE.

MONROE. La.. J,4n. in.-Anti Ku Kinx
klan organizations VI Louisiana ara
Arkansas. including the Mid Cata. r
" "thcsalicrs-~ Common Citizens and
- American -fa1casian League were
merged into ono organization to be
known aa the -tonalit1tionu League
of America at meeting here vrstpr-
day cf Representatives uf aHii-h hlnn
forces nf tha Two stAlcs Senator W
u ~tucAcy WI Mcrro-re. I.a.. vas elect
cI rrc. iderf and Monroe elected as tho
official hcadguurtors ~ the i,aguc a
governing board 81 fifteen residents o.
the two States viii he named later
According to thc charter adopted the
purpose M fhe organization s so conn
hat rniNlr cnaDciatri hy thr hu
hluv hlan. anh to teach thc dueir.nr of
AritrirAnisri tts cnrtAirrl n thr con-
stitltion of the United Statrs~
Jaeh walton. dcrosed governor cf
Oklahoma. addressed 4 mes age here
last night. The political aspirations
of the kr ki4z Khan ia American gov
crnmcnt and what hc is doing To com-
hat what ne termed thc menace. M
formed thc chief points N thp former
governor address I,r declared hr ex-
pcetfd thc United States supreme
court to take favorable artion un fha
appeal from ns impeachment ANA that
he would hc rcirstat~d as poYcrnor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-10
PHILADELPHIA FAST
CLEANING UP The
B0OTLEGCER JOINTS

PHILADELPHIA. Jsr. ln. The
fpurh day II Brig. General Butls r's
campaign 10 clean up Phladclphia indi-
cetcd that onc If the most crushing
blows Ia ia history ~ the city had
been dtalt to crooks, gamblers. oot-
lerrers anL narcotic drug nchdi ra.
All INV known gambling establish
mrnts dispflerIt houses Ani reah
caAics NJ rc Said tp have crascd lptra-
tions and their pronrictors fled.
About forty places were raided last
night and Approximately fifty arrests
madt Thirteen men picked up on the
streets as sus ficious characters were
held for further hearings Enough Eamh
linE pararhcrnalia sni stills were COM
tiarnt.d 'o fill twp dozen patrol wagons
Despite the ,ffnfts WI police. spur vi
or hy Central Butler. police rorts tn
day showed th.t three h1ldurs and
thifly-thrce rohherits were committed
in the city ycSt rday. netting the
thieves total Of $1,000.
While General Butler was at dowa
town histtic' station latc last night sir
masked bandits att mrtrd to roh H
government warehouse .thrc blocks
away.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-10
Weather Conditions.

The disturbance over western Kansas
Yesterday morning was central over east
ern Iowa this morning III addition an
other disturbance of considerable intcn-
sity appeared over the Canae eian North
west and the northern Rocky Mountain
states. The Northwestern high has
divided with one crest over the Plateau
region this morning and the ether north
ward Of the upper Great Lakes. This
pressure diSirihmtinn ha> caused general
precipitation within the last "a hours
throughout the Gulf states. the great
central valleys. and most of the Rocky
Mountain region.
The Mississippi Valley disturbance has
caused a further rise in temperature
over the southeastern and eastern states.
and is followed by considerable drop
in temperature immediately 10 ii> rear.
II was colder this morning throughout
texas ami considerably colder over the
northeastern portion ~ the state bat
il will probably b. nf short duration ~
temperaiures are rising rapidly through
ont the Northwest.
The lowest readings last night al
Texas stations ranged from 20 NJ
Amarillo 10 - az brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-10
PALMER TOHAVE
full Power IN.
FLEET CONTROL.
President Coolidge Gives Full
approval 10 Plan foz Op-
Grating Government Mer-
chant Fleet


WASHINGTON. JAM IN President
poiiire today w WY FINAL approval .s
NV Sh fpng hoard resolution uprratist
Il The rovc rinenf merch nt fir 4
nio the hands 81 a. emergency flee.
orpofat'on. .le made IS approval, how
sc, conti~ et GA the boards cooper.
iicr
'Thr prepoara divnrccmeat of opera
irn pa pvcfnnnnt owned trnnar frnH
NJ" duties thr shipping board. pne
the principal ppia uf rf .iisN
uoldnts mefrhHnt msrinr policy
~ n the hands ~ thr tx eu,ivt for
1'ipi.
TIE pre- ldent ned bcfo.c him toaav
70 'afy. resolution adopted be t,c
h'npin. h"ssd tei-ra. inr authority te
ier+te th. m reliant shirs tu he rnr
'nrry firri corporation. crihuIs ia-. it
u.tirraiooi modification rf hi ur
oNs far bringing atuui thie rh ne.
3rfinii iun III tte fuii dstit cf th- h-.a
N the fl.st corporation sni acceptance
Il This post ~ Leigh G.. Palmer awaits
hc pre- deat's action on tfe salu-
ioa whieh was nt made pui,lic pcad
rr ii study a the white HDn b
1he resolution IS tndf stood to
frte to ftt board fuli pow "a irer
.isiun over aii shir safes ana aiierA.
'ifrs and selection nf rair aetfe HrH
sD~rr fa di rrr wiih the sritirc.
ihr II ci ctsrar tion hrai w its Uill.
Tile prc iatnt who called the board
INTO conference. IS urc rstoed hav
g pfe .ea his dfesatsfactio with me
ef ih details &c the S. uinfina. deeiar
inr tc wou'A have MI ferIei greater
rraH. WIT pDNrf tp the flc# rrnniatia"
llc assorted. hnurg NJ At hr wra'i
uakr f.tail Il mHtasr XII crrfrut
lunl M ht hoara cpoFefatra wits Irish
C. Palmer. who has heen leeted te
head tie e 4 corporaticr. Tie eEecu
tisc r.ade q plain that uii .ucn 81.
operation noi be cceoried p would in
siet on fall operation of government
fir hy thr fleet cooperation so far a
n rmiil g law
Th fid. ia i.s nc riutiua. d,l
gated .3ef tinn of tln -firri tn thr
Fleet corporation bsi re fTtd it aN
tho,.ty 81 hip ale nil1caticn anA
tr fc Routes ard i,e right to dispeuse
tiun urs dent These sr ratfens ars
under tood ~ he om ~lat unsatisfa'
t.1 tU tlf President.
ahnirmar FARLEY of tht board as.er
tha ernr.frac aaiH ihai an amirntii
a~rc,niart hI v rn reached a1i th
ihe heard tad pledged i'a cooper ttas.
w.+h SIR Palmer 1h pre- iacai pl ns ~
.. t~ 9th AZ pnfftsr wrD h.e BEEN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-10
Florida Bandits Escape
After Gunfighf; Deputy
Sheriff Killed in AHyfxv

today ia pursuit of III. no.orious All
icS EHnT VINO escaped following 4 qua
i-Ths Win niiicrfs Nrat. rdnN i'll which
unr outlaw W. ltst dead in tau hunAit
camp alter aa officer hid bern sAf.
iown AT close quarters hy p aLuni \
Sheriff Bub Bak ;nd four arau.i-
sou%ht q tnt = llc. camp t. arrest Joe
w Ashley on = ch rye Of hi~hwav re-
tcry. Dciu;. She i.f Fred Baker w
killed iy the l.,aeUt
ne pursDrfs MA .aci forward lca by
X oadhpl nds, Lrsimintd XVI wipn eGt Y
Asttatc an ,ufiaw hHnl held rt pMn
h'c TT many crimes IN Florida dursnt
ihr pa tcl sclrs.
Eariy last night 2 patty 81 riffs ~
oun.cfcd John Ashl \, I son II !
ashley, near olympia, and exchsnrc
h9is Wit him. Tia, Officers automa
ile stalled and Ashley came withia X
ards IA the raIy before hc sccbaniz
inc IA ihr deputies Ile Aait~a and NJ
rdtiel ~ threw up his hAuI Inrtr.s
c' cNlnr Lc whipped uui hIa ..
ni fired. sle lcapcd isl.o dcprts ion \
hc ground .A hc officer orcnrd f,
nd escaped. Al the horn IF 81
Rogers nearby. he officc, l.4sn
h.i Altfrt Miller. allcecd stscr
deputy BaArr hai filed r"m III haus.
uhou he heard the csrh4arc III. h,t
lAr WIS PORTED haAiy wound N
irte Yesterday offiecis ani WI rm.s
arru9A' tp West raim Hrara mun ar
sEofrsn allrueA h-4yt ic y cpnnrrts.
vita shc \ hicv ranr Those pllc.i w
'.il were: Laura Jpherro4e. Vel.
hobl y. aifs We Nobles. Ma
4 hlcy Mp ley. NJ Joe " hsnls,
psi ) Ashley Lcota a hiry and h.r m
ilf and three y.as old Mobile.
hild.
hrnl uppn wirinr out ali 'far ,fff
an~ and arpus tNcr .he iil u "
DEPUTY = Ken. citizens burned fhe Ja
~. Ashley home. They llavei th n'
burning th home of hs soa 'u-lir
cross he road with torches from Fri
fir they burned he psrares and chr
them
Lat night Albert NilIcr's grocery
tore, lfeaiCd near thi railway falinn
" Crmen. went un flames
Murder. bark rnh cry. maons hninit
and piracy W. thr his-h a. irrludinf
highiackinE. and ram running are
among the crime carged io The A ies
gang
At daylr ai this morning. mtmhcr.
af the sheriffs posse. who ali nght
rfrvHh \ irit.ar rair hHd eomhrr hn
'atwaots anl wamr of I-uuehsfrHa~
slough rafrhiug fo- Ashley anf Mii
ier began arriving at pnA~rc nlqlHr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-10
Fora Trunk
Line Road

-,
inc "ee''hg 10 nc held IN hariin-
e'" o"""'io" 10 oiseuss IN con-
s'"0''"n - high"as nofth ot liar-
hhg'n VIII be 81 importance A. the
n'''e 'fnsS- ~ parts n the ~
WV, '''''f'a
MIN '"'"1e-
~ ."'r "iEn"Al@ Y" 'ht
""'" - ha'i'hEsn y necessary "
~ ",'''' "'t - '"c ~. 'e '1"es-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-10
WILSON WILL NOT
COMMENT ON PEACE
PLAN GIVEN AWARD
fBy The Associated Prcss)

NEW YORK. Jan. ln.W 00drDw vii
son has announced through hi4 secre-
tary that ne will not make any com
mont concerning his attitude toward the
Box peace plan. qccordin~ 20 a Wash
irrton dispatch app airing " the New
York Times The statement on behait
rf fhc former president VIA in thc form
WY rcrly to an inquiry from thc news
paprr's washington correspondent.
The ply follows: "Mr. Wilson di-
reefs mc wv say that nv has no com
mcnt ~ make on the peace plan -
which YOU refer. nor shall he have any
comment % make on other plans q
.fmila~ character"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-10
HEADQUARTERS FOR
M'ADOO ADHERENI'S
OPENED AT DALLAS

DALLAS. Texas. Jan l0.-Hcad-
quarters for the campaign to secure
the Texas delegation to the Democrat
Il national convention for William q.
McAdoo. have hccn opened here in the
Southland hotel by Judge Cato Sells ~
Fort Worth. chairman Of the campaign
committee Upon the arrival Of Larry
Mills Of Austin. secretary Of the lcHas
NcAdoo-For- President club. Judge Sell
will begin organization of his forces.
The committee chairman pointed out
.hat M was chairman of the campaign
committee alone and that Marshal
Hicks of San Antonio is president ~
the Texas McAdoo- For Pres dent club.
lie explained that both he and Mr..
Hicks wanted IL made plain about the
campaign committee and the NcAd"o
club. The two will work together. he
said. The campaign committee being p
part az the McAdoo club.
Regarding the cnmpaitn - secure thr
Texas delegations vote FOR McAdoo, Mr..
Sells said:
The campaign will bc an aggressive
effort in Mr. McAdoo's behalf, but in
no wise an attack on others. i VIII
be an earnest campaign based unon the
merits Of our candidate ard The desir-
ability Of his nomination. not only from
Il party point of view. but essentially
because of the principles fer whirh hc
stands and thc consequent advantage
III ,hc peoplc III the entire country and
particularly ~ those living IN the
southwest. rs 4 result of his election to
tho nresidcrt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-10
CO-EDS Will NOT
DANCE WITH MEN
WHO Use LIQUOR

ITHACA. y MI. Jan. lO.--t o-chs Ill
Cornell University refuse a. dance
with men who have even faint
smell rf liquor.
Lieutenant Theodore H. TwcSien.
the University proctor. In state
ment to-day said: ~ believe there
is less drinking at Cornell than any
ether large university In the coun-
tr.. This. | think. IL due LARGELY
40 the activities nf The girls. Who
have refused tu dance with man
Who has even faint smell ~ liquor
a'iout him 10 man ran drink at
Cornell and be in rool standing So
ciaiiy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-10
Two Mexican Governments
Demanding Oil Taxes From
American Oil Companies

Direction as to. the method of
making payment wire dispatched
Tuesday TO its representatives IN
Mc-;'c CO hy the Association Of Pro-
hmcsrs rf Petroleum IN MeNicn, VIII ch-
howcycr declined 40 make public
the method wv The ground that thr
disturbed political situation In the
Sou hern republic called for silence
II was understood that az the time
the payments would be made 10 the
regular Mexican government which
is recognized By the United States
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-10

NEW YORK. Jan. lO.-ENpiration
toda, of the time limit for payment
by American oil compan e. of the
Mexican oil production taxes probab-
II will bring from the American
companies statements A. ~ whether
they have decided AN pay taxes tn
The nhrcgnn government cr tn Adnl-
"a dc III IIuerta. revnlutioniSts lead
cr. WHO has claimed the monty nd
las asserted his forces controlled a
large portion of the northeastern oil
fields Of Mexico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-10
BOYS THOUGHT THEY
HAD DISCOVERED AN
ABANDONED AIRPLANE

Los ANGELES. Jan. i0.-Thc air
plane which Roland Ellis told police
had been stolen from him Tue day
while it w-s parked beside busy
boulevard. was ~ his possession again
TODAY. Police. finding no trace of the
plarc among thc clouds. confined their
search oa the ground ari firally found
thc ship in Rnlrh ~. Harhacrcs hack
ward where his II year Ola son. Roger,
and his friends had dragged ID. The
lads explained they thought the plane
had been abandoned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-10
REMOVAL FREIGHT
TERMINALS WOULD
MAKE BIG SAVING

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 The rail
roads and merchants of the United
States wolld save more than Sl.Wh.-
uNu.w0 ID the next five years through
the removal VII freight terminals from
ongrSicd city areas tp cheaper onilA
ing property an The use NJ motor truck
ins' Seryi . fer the delivery 81 freight.
Alfred H. Svayne OF New York '"eia.
told the national transportation confer
cncc called hy the chamber % cpnfmcrcc
Of the United States.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-10
FANATICS KILL CONSTABLE

MANILA. Ian 10. Thirteen members
of tn. Philippine constahniary. inciu
ing two officers have been killed hy
ligious fanatics en- Bucas Island. of
the northeast coast Of Mindanao. ac-
cordine to official adviees from Sar
ago. Island OF Mindanao.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-10

't't th- sa~~nrlaf'h tfr~>
LONDON. Ian. ~ The Youngest
Member of Parliament AL y result of the
rt nni elections i~ ;hr Hon. Charles N s'.
RhyS. who won the I,omforl division.
Ile N - wears Old. and has had no pre-
vieus political experience lie is the
eldest son and heir II Lord nynevor and
Il. an officer of The Grenadier Guards
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-10
DRINK CRAZED NEGRO
RUNS AMUCK, SHOOTS 2

DENVER. Ian. 10 4 drink raz"d
negro ran amnck on downtown streets
here last night. shooting rigni and irfi.
Three men were h~ui. two perhaps
fatally.
The negro finally was uvrrpewrrrd
in rnnl room where ~ rau pui ol an
muniiion and was taken ~ i.il. III
TOLL police his name wa~ Charles Bon
worth nm that hc did not remember
ANYTHING about the shooting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-10
Official Weather Reports

Brownsville and vi nifty: Fair and
much colder tonight: Friday fair and
somewhat warmer
East Texas: Fair tonight eolGcr in
-ta~f portion: freezing il interior of south
portion except THE Lower l:io t'randc
Valley. friay partly cloudy and some
what warmer. Light 10 moderate north
erly winds on the toast becoming vari-
able.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-10
EIRTn EArE INanEAsEa

sEY lhr A.spt.iteN Hrr~4i
PARIS. Ian. In While thc frame
rprs down th birth rati Goes uf
Accn ding 1" effic:al ststistir far th
fiat three month 20 1923 IA the nine
tv departments there were 81. .fls
births againi 5Oe.9n7 dealhs. an ..
cess of 7s.l5l births.
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OPPOSE RAIL CONSOLIDATION

KANSAS CITY. Jam ~ Having
adopted resolutions opposing general
conSuli alton NJ the railroads and fax
oring reduction ia freight rates the
Western Fruit Inl,berS ASso iaiinn ~
America. IN convention here today de-
voted much Of its time 10 reports Of
committees.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-10
YEGGs ROB P0sTOFFICE

DALLAS Texas. Ian NcErrnrn
forced thr door af the poSFpiilrr MI FiAifr'
Navarro county. Tuesday. blew open
the safe and escaped with about $1' ~
cash 500 worth of stamps and book
~ blank postal money orders.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-10
Enraged Citizens Burn Homes
of Alleged Members OF
Band Near West Palm
Beach After Officers Dis
perse Outlaws

MAR4O... iii Jan. 40 with 1t.
without federal aid ", 'rc puinr ID con
tinuc the raids and I'm going "a It.G
III n, s. Glenn Young. dr. Anrh,i
said his afternoon. wh u irtofYnr.
Deputy Sheriff John Laylasn h.. il
sisted o. his removal at the .pcac.
conference" las; night.
WEST PALM BEACH. Fia. Jan. 10.
PosStmcn we're follow ng three a. II
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500 nr FErnlsT FnR suERIFF

LOGAN. W. Va. Jan. i0.--Tcrnis
Hatfield. Youngest son of the late De-
MD AnSc- Hatfield. noted leader in thc
hatfield Mccoy fcuA iS candidate fcr
sheriff WI Logan county,