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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17
HOUSTON SELECTED
MEETING PLACE OF
ADVERTISERS, 1925
tRr The Associated Pressl

LONDON. July 1.-THE central ses-
sion ~ the International Advertising
convention today adopted q resolution
approving thc choice of Houston. Texas.
as TIE site Of the 1923 convs ntion.
The general session also confirmed
tha nominations made by the board of
IN presidents of Lou II. Holland as
president and Jesse RI. Ncale ~ secrc-
tary treasury Of the Associated Advcr-
tirirz Clubs of the World. They are the
inrumbfnts Of these positions.
Urder-consumption ~ the cause ~
the present troubles Of the world, Win
ston Churchill. former first lorl wv tha
admiralty, today told the advertising
conference at it, last general meeting
IT Wembley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17
THREE TEXAS OIL
COMPANIES ESCAPE
MILLIONS IN FINES

AUSTIN. Texas. ~ l7-Thrcc Tex
as oil companies todas escaped millions
Of dollars IN FIN NV n decision of Judrg
George Calhoun Of Travis county dis
triet court in holding for the defend
ants in the anti-trust eases brought hy
shc state against The Texas Company
and the Gulf Re ming Company of
Houston ana the Producers Oil and i \
iiaing Company cf Fort Worth. The
companies We're charged with restraint
y trade ~ the leasing Of gasoline
3 sraps with provision thnt The retail
" should use only tn prolucts " the
company.
The comparis have III effect hun
dreds of contracts providing for chs
leasing az pumps and other equipment.
The equipment is leased. according r.
the charges ~ tn attprnc general with
the understanding that the retailer will
Use only the gasoline AMI oil sold by
he company leasing the equipm nt-
Should the attorney general inAily Tie
upheld IN Tie higher co rts. IL IS eSti-
mated the fines Will run Is high AS Si0.-
100000 To $4,000 600.
Juds Calhoun applied 1.-The rule cf
reason" as lail down nv the United
States supreme court. II hsid that the
various contracts were separate agree
ments with each individual retailer ara
therefore not III restraint WI trade. lIc
stated the law in Texas 70 be that les
sor may lease property with the under
standing that the lessee shoald net buy
similar products from q competing ton-
cern. Similar agreements have been held
"A tho federal courts not to hc ia rc-
straint of trade and The irdge said his
decision would follow those courts. The
state gave notice OF appeal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17
HOLDS
CONFERENCE
With Walsh

sEW YORK, July i7.-When John ".
Davis came to New York from his coun-
tfy home today nc had 4 long discussion
lf campaign plans with Senator Thomas
y. Walsh ~ Montana, who ~ charm nan
of the notification committee. Glenn
Shaver WI West Virginia. one of those
under consideration for national chair
man. and David Lldd Rockwell who was
manager for Mr. Ma .oo. IL was expect
ed that ~ woald anRu ncp hi4 ihOice wv
campaign manager before night.
senator Walsh WAS skcd what ha
thought Of dispatches telling Of the de-
termination of his fellow senator rlm
Montana. Mr. Wheeler. u support Sena-
tor LaFoliett candidacy fer r1asidrr-
~.
ii ! don't want 10 comment ON Senator
Mheelcr's action except to Y that
thinks daiHtdy na TT SH SH SHH
regret IN. said Senator walsh.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17
hyOp ByOUn
Will WithdydsC
From Politics

ST. JAMES. N. ". July 17.-Former
Representative Lathrop Brown. who was
one of the two delegates at the demo-
cratic convention 10 bolt from Smith 70
McAd1o, announced today hi withdraw
~ rom party activity.
Iie promised. however, -whole- hearted
support" Of the conventions nominees.
Among thc reasons assigned bs him
FOR his withdrawal were the finding
of myself utterly at variance with the
policies of the state organization IA
dominated by Tammany Hall" and he-
li.f that church and state should bc
separately maintained.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17
REDUCE PER CAPITA
COST MAINTAINING
WARDS OF THE STATE

ALGTIN. Texas JuiS lT.-Ihe state
redufcr sbe per capita cost of maintain
inr its wards In state institutions S2.3T
IN JTna Below ths ten months average.
the monthly financial report Of the
state board III control indicates. The per
canita cost OF is institutions in June
was Sla35 as cnmpart1 with $22 -. the
acreage for the tsn months pre- ceding
The figures Ho not include the schools
fo- TIE blind. dcsf and dumb and the
negro deaf and dumb and blind, as these
wy W vacation. The payroll for June to-
allied sG7ri3 and the average enroll
WV cat was l0gs0 patients.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17
GASOLINE STOCKS
922.333 BARRELS
in MONTH OF JUNE

NEW YORK. July lT.-Gasolinc stocks
decreased 922,aaa barrels during June.
according WY reports received NV the
American Petroleum Institute covering
approximately siX.y-fivc rrr cent WI INV
operating capacity of the United States.
Pine lines and tank crude Oil stocks
east of the Rocky mountains increased
5.240000 barrels in June.
The daily average crude oil prodac-
tion in thu United States increased 90
lG0 barrels far TIE week ending July
H.. tataliinr .a92.si0 Daily average
ps0duction east cf thc Rocky mountains
was i-32s,f50 barrels, am increase Of
23.6un
oklahoma showed q daily average pro-
Gurti0n of ITsJu barrels. an increase
of 1850: Kansas 77.700. increase 1900:
North Texas 7Inl0. increase zoo: Cen.
trail Texas 1863 ESQ. decrease zoo; North
Louisiana $3.50 increase $50; Ark
ansas l4s.G50. decrease 1900; Gull
Coast laf.a0n, increase l0.S50, eastern
Ios,0oo increase Soc; California Gro.
2e0- increase 70o; Wyoming and Mon
tana l2g.s5D. increase $3.50
Daily average imports of petroleum at
principal ports fer the week ended July
ILL., were i7l,l4a barrels compared with
25I-Hll. for the previous week.
Gulf Coas. crude oil was reduced Is
cents barrel. grade "a quoted at SITS
2 barrel and grade b Sl.45 There
were nO other changes reported for the
major districts. Pennsylvania crude.
Bradford district. being quoted at S3.25
.a barrel, Mid-Ccntinent S1.25 10 S2.25
and California crude $l To $l.40 "a bar
rcl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17
lNr The Associated Pressl

rICH N WV. Julv Mortimer
n Kinu. vho Inns signed "A conft ssion
+bnt w. and another n.an Killed Major
e..,.,,,l i NrTeayv of the coast artillery
rn,ns v.ls taken today s0 th4 vicinity WI
rheraw. y. ". To- tnd with the decovery
af tra ody. tha mystery that has ab-
soYbed FED, raI. military and civilian au-
thoritics for more than u week in Nortn
anI South Carolina.
lhe comic siun- made blic late last
night at anton. =. C.. said that King
and his companion, whose namc was not
d.vulged pending search for him, had
killed Major McLeary July and hidden
Lis hoay near Cheraw, where The Off
Ger had given them a lift in his automo-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17
FEDERALSNOW
HOLDINCPART
OF SAC PAULO
Report Last Night States Fed
erals Winning; Another
Report From Refugee Says
Rebels Win

BIENOS AIRES. July 17.-An Of
ficial bulletin issued AT. midnight by the
Rio Janeiro government was received
by Ia Naeion. II states that the com
plete success 0f operations being con
ducied by the federal troops along the
entire front will not long be delayed
Thd bulletin declares tha; federal
forces are now in possession 81 4 great
part Of the city Of sac Paulo. federal
cavalry having penetrated the central
thoroughfares even a. far as the munlci-
pal theatre. II is added thar numerous
fugitiveS who abandoned iae rebel cause
have arrived AZ Riberao. 'ciro. and
other cities and also that the federal
troops have made a number Of prisoners
including one officer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17
WASHINGTON. July IT, lAmci
SEND OUT PUBLICITY
TO PROVE LOEB AND.
LEOPOLD ARE INSANE

CHS AGO. July fT.->torirS ihst
Nathan Icopold and Richard Loeb. can-
fesSed kidnapur s.a,ers II Robert
Franks first planned ~ make their
fathers or l.oeb's 10 year cld brother
The victim. have been characterized hy
The presses ufiun IVY propaganda designed
10 further tht insanity theory of the dc
Tense.
The defense il endeavofing M make
thr youths appear aS GihuliA nS possible
ia order io prove ,hai beth ARE crazy.
according tn l3r. William C krohn.
alieni~'. who Will testify for the state.
The prosecution contends thr hays
were normal. healthy aud vel educated
and exrr Ii fo introdns evidence in Sup
port w that confrniiDu at thr trial
seilctilffed ~ ,tafi August :.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17
HOLD TWO FOLLOWING
MURDER YOUNG BOY
~ The A.soe.aled rressl

NEW YORK. J.ly IL With the hold
iag of Jacob Gottleib, ls an empIoys
OF the Sea View Hospital. as witness.
and with the subsequent questioning 0
Clyde Patterson. A. another enploye of
thc hospital. authorities are hopeful Of
being near solution d the murder Of
: year Old Francis Mcdonnell. The mutt
lated body Of the 4 o., son Of Staten
Islard policeman was found Tuesday
night l~l the woods.
Gottiieh. a kitchen helper ~ said ID
have made admissions damarinr 20 am
other employe Of the hospital. This man
N reported u resemble one who w.s OBJ
served hy several WITNESSES approaching
the woods with the boy on the day ..
the murder.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17

MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay. July H.
Fighting Between the Brazilian govern
.aent forces and the insurrtctioaists 1T
Sac Paulo is continuing without advan-
tage 10 either side, accordig u author
itative reports received here today. Re-
cent arrivals from Santos declare that
port is virtually clos and the situa-
tion extremely grave.
A prominent South American, who has
arrived here from Santos, in an inter-
view asserted thai the rebels. at Sac
Paulo apparently were in control and
that the federal troops besiesing the
metropolis have as yet been unable 20
disIodge them.
Il can state that the revolutionists
have been masters az the situation since
the first moment" he said. "On the
day Of the outbreak State Pr, sideHt ID
caEspos was Of lieed to ; ek refuge ~
Rio Janiero. The rebels now engaged IN
the fighting number about 10000. not
counting the large contingent Of civil
ians who morally support the movement
"Instead OF retreating, rs tn various
official communiques report. the rebels
are advancing daily. In Sac Pauio they
gained POSSESSION Of the city. fighting
foot by foot. There is no doubt that they
an gain possession of Santos when u
u;:sh+ 10 dc 50, That clty--is poorly d.
ferded and full J. synpathizers with the-i
revolution.
.The reason no decisive actions are
eing fought is that the government
filrs 4 big battle. as il has no faith in
be soldiers. II is afraid they will 90
liner 10 the enemy at any time. The
thser rnmsnt only has faith in its naval
srces- The only federal forces that have
anticipated in any serious action Were
1000 sailors.
"The movement IN distinctly IL 4 po-
lit.cal character directed against PrCSi-
dent Bernardes. The rebel manifesto.
which was shown me in Rio Jani ro,
states that the rebels demand not only
the resignation Of state Presi lent Da
Campos. aut Also that Of President Ber-
nardes together with electoral guaran-
tees NJ the Forthcoming federal and
state elections and ior the free pardon
Of tn rebels who participated in The
1922 outbreak.
ITO give an idea Of the audacity Of
the Sac Paulo rebels, when they seized
the government house thy telephoned
over the direct wire 10 President Bernar-
des in Rio Janiero this message: We
are in possession Of the government pal
ace and have deposed the state presi-
dent. Let us know IN case you want -
send federals to get us ogt.
"The situation among for ign inter
ests in the districts in the districts
where the revolt il in progress is some
what precarious. | DO not believe they
are safe"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17
ELECTRIC STORM
RACES MISSOURI;
DAMAGE Is LARGE
,Isr The As-oriated prcSSl

ST. LOUIS. July II. 4 severe electric
storm followed VA heavy rain and high
wini. struck ST Louis early toiay. tear
ing down telephone and electric wires,
throwing parts D CIV ciiy ia darkness
aad breaking windows ia homes and Off
flee buildings.
Several persons we're reported slight
iy injured NV flying debris Telephone
ana tel graph service into central and
northeastern Missouri were crippled.
Jefferson City reported several thou
sand dollars damage due To rains and
wind.
Meuafe n ports that the storm reached
heavy proportions in central ana north
eastern Missouri could not suhstanti-
AtrI ale wv cutting off WI communic~-
tion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17

GALVESTON. Texas. Jluy lT.-DudIcy
was placed under arrest at a local hotel
nv Deputy United States Marshal III H
Kieinc. United States postal Inspector.
Hearing WINS 1T for Friday afternoon by
United States Commissioner Brantley
Harris here.
Dudley has been here since Tuesday
and was packing up preparatory to
leaving the hotel when taken in Gus
tody. lie expressed no worry over the
outcome. saying this was the first time
he has ever been arrested
The charges are in connection with
the operation of his Arkansas interests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17
RELEASED FOR HARVEST

MOSCOW. Iuly lie AIT ihe prisoners
serving in Soviet iaiiS fer minor offcnses
wiii IVY given tgraiiHu~ w order to par
iicinatr in gathering the harvest This
applies especially to peasants and form
cr red army soldiers who are serving
terms fnr offrn~cS committed owing to
their reduced circumstances of living
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17
WACO BOY KILLED WHEN
MOTORCYCLE HITS cow
~ The As. cciatcd Press )

WACO, Texas. July l7.-Onc Waco
hoy was instantly killed and another
seriously injured last night near Bar
Lesson. when the motor cycle which both
were riding hit a COW. The boys left
Waco late Wednesday afternoon sn
route 10 Fort Worth. The dead hoy il
Francis McAdams. Is years oil and the
injured youth is Mack Saunders. Both
formerly worked for the Western Union
as M ssenger boys.
The body Of McAdams was taken to
Cleburne where it was prepared for
burial. II will be brought TO Waco for
interment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17
RELEASE OF IRISH
REPUBLICAN HEADS
is WELL RECEIVED

DUBLIN. July 1.-THE release Of
Eammon dc Valera and Autin Stack.
leaders of the Irish republicans from
Arbo- Iffii Barracks, has been Well S.
ccived " All quarters. The Indcperd-
ent welcomes the action and believes it
viii bc approved by the country
The Ffeemans journal referring ~
the proposal w the de Valera followers
to repudiate the national loan. declares
that FAX would nut wv moral for NV va
lesa 10 keep silent if those are his
ideas. One cannot bc sure that de VA
lera. Is before may not be resolved TO
tsy another round.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17
BOB ROBINSON rs GIVEN
SUSPENDED SENTENCE ON
CHARGE

KOUNTZE, Texas. July H.. Bob Rc1-
inson. p. Of Houston was found guilty
or manslauehter hy u sy here today
and given a fiv--year usntndsd Il sem
tcncf. Robinson was tried on u charge
Of the murder of Mrs. Msliic Dldley at
Houston year ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17
EXPLOSION WRECKS
BUILDING; REPORT
NINE ARE KILLED

KANSAS CITY. July 1.-Two fire
men were fatally injured. several others
seriously hurt. five negroes arc known
to have been burned to death and 20
other negroes are missing in nn cxplO-
sion and fire which early TO-DAY wreck
WA store and apartment building in
a negro district.
The firumer. Earl Harvey. and John
Hayden, were pinned beneath falling
wall. They died shortly afterwards at
hospital SIX other fircmcn. who
were caught under the wall. were taken
wv u hospital where " IL said they viii
recover.
The bodies W the five negroes have
been recovered and scarchers believe
nine more bodies viii bc found in Tire
ruins.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17
IMPRESSIVE BAPTlsMAL SERVICE

toLIMBI'S. Ohio. luis IT. What
of the international Eihle Stu
dents Association declare win wv the
mcSf impressive and magnificent hap-
tiSmal service ever held viii bc con
1u ted here next week during the or
uanizaiinn'S convention. More than IGn
are to ~ bariised More than .nGuO
members Of the association are I'd at
tend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17
FORT WORTH OiL MAN
ARRESTED ON CHARGE
OF MISUSINC MAILS
tEy The Associated rrrss.l

GALVESTON Texas. july M. Ralph
y. Dudl y. widely known oil man VI
Fort worth. Was arrested here today on
charge ot using I'VE mails to dcfraui.
Ills bond was set AT $4,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17
nis The AssocIaled rressl

KANSAS CITY. Jny iT. Dnr fire.
man Il known % ~ dead. eighteen
hcgrotS arr believed fo have hccn killed
and seven firemen seriously injured early
tnday a. the rrSrli cf an explosion and
fire that wrecked two story brick
bnilding IA Eighteenth street and Tracy
Avenue.
Earl Harvey. 2 fireman. WAS killed
ana seven other fircmcn. including Dan
noyan. first assistant fire chief. were
seriously injured when they were pinned
beneath falling wall. The injured were
taken to " hospital
Eighteen negroes. whe occupied apart
ments un fhe second floor VIZ thr building
have not been accounted for.
Stores occupied thr first floor ani THE
explosion. Viii D was followed hy fire.
was believed to have been caused I'm gns
IN confectionery.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17
Weather Conditions

Scattered shows occurred since last
report in the southeastern states. Mis-
souri,. Kansas and South Dakota. over
the balance Of the country the weather
was partly cloudy TO unsettled at the
morning observation. II was considers
hly cooler this morning in most Of the
northern states east Of the Rockies.
wff. no material temperature changes
Ncatred elsewhere in the country
<rshe highest temp rature yesterday Mt
Aas stations ranged from 100 at Fert
urrth 10 IS at Galveston.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17
MURDERER OF
OFFICER Will
LOCATE BODY
Reason for Crime Given as
Robbery; Long Search for
Army Major Ends With
Confession

RALEIGH. n. q. July IA body be-
Iievpd IVY be that 0f Major samuel II-
McLeary. coast artillery officer. was
found today Il miles north M ChcrAw,
.. e. Mortimer II. King. III Canton, ac-
rHstd MI slninE ami rohhinE Maior Ms
LeaTy~ wy held. Y. ar,h is being made
for Frank Harold as an accomplice.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17
Official Weather Reports

YprownsviIle and vicinity: Partly
cloudy 10 fair tonight and Friday
East Texas: Generally air tonight
ana Friday Modefate 70 fri sh souther-
Is winds on the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Cleveland
l'cw York game was postponed today on
account of rain.
BOSTON. July iI-Detroit and Bos-
ton failed to clash here today On ac-
count Of rain. bat will tanglc up in a
doublcheader Saturday.
WASHINGTON, July IT, tAmeri-
can Leaeuel.
81 Louis ... 00U 00l O2J 3 .
Washington ..... 600 00J 0010 o
Bat. ti1s: Davis and Roget; Zachary
ard Ruel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-17
OIL WELL

stock. We can give you better SER
vice daY Or night Trv our serv.te.
Supplies and complete rigs IN
ALAMO IRON WORKS
San AntonlU-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-23
NADIA DE FRAsES
REvoLUCIoNARIAS

Lenin cree que su deber es "echar
vinagre v bills en- las endulzadas aguas
de la elocuencia evolucionario-d -democra
tica'', Y trata a los sentimentales y
charlataues con caustico ridiculo. Guam
do los alemanes avanzaban hacia la
Capital Roja un diluvio de telegra-
mas dc toda Russia cay6 sobre Smolny.
expresando asombro. horror c indigna
cion. Terminahan con gritos como
"iviva el invencible proletariado ru-
so!' "iMueran los ladrones imperia-
listasl" iDefenderemos la Capital de
la Revolution hasta la ultima gotta de
saugre!"
Los lego Lenin Y luego mando un to
legrama a todos los soviets, pidiendo-
les que tuviesen la amabilidad de no
enviar PetrOgradO frases revolucio-
nsrias, sino tropas, Y que declarasen
cxactameate el numero de volunta-
rios inscritos remitiesen un informe
justo sobre la cantidad dc armas, mu-
niciones where's disponibles"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-23
10 QUE REPRESENTA- PARA RUSSIA
LA MUERTE LIE LENINE

MosCU enero % Omitted Press).-
FL farecimiento dc Nicolas Lenine es
el golps mas fuerte que recibe el actual
gobierno sovietico desde el instante de
ST. fundacion. El periflico Official
:''Fradva" dice que es una p6rdi6a no
solamente sentids por las masas cam
pes:nas Y obrerss dc toda Russia sino
lcr cl mundo proletario.
Enseguida dicho per'6dico publica
IA siguiente biografia de Lenine
Ulanov Cvladimiro. Ilich) C'Lenin'
''Ilin", Hitch" "TaulinO psrtene-
CT. q la mob eza hereditaria Era hijo dc
un consejero de Estado del cobierno de
Iimbirsk. Nacio en- Limbirsk el 10 de
abr'l de 1870. dentro de la religion or
.odoxa. Estudia en- el Institute de don
Go sale en- 1887 para ontrer en- la Uni
versidad de Kazan. En- ell curse de este
aiio muere 81 padre. Su hermano Ale
.'andro Ilich Ulianof resu'ta complicado
On ell atentado contra Alexandra III.
Fue eiecutado Ell de mayo de 1887 Ell
cl recinto de la fortaleza do Schlus-
selgurg. con cuatro de los complicss
principales de- atentado: Gueneralow.
Andreionschlme. ossipanow schewy
riov.
FL ioven Vlsdimiro Sc We eXpulsa-
do de la Universidad de Kanzan y des
terrado dc la ciudad por haber partici-
ado Ell una agitacion revolucionaria
dc estudi ntes.
En- 1891 entra en- la Universidad de
?otrogrsdo, y sc casa con Nadejda
constantinova Krupcha'a. hija de IN
funcionario de Instruccitn publica v
prop1 gandista activa.
En- 1895 va Ginebra y sc pone en-
contacto con el grupo de Plekhanov. De
ali vuelve Petrogrado. donde Sc ocu-
pa de literature socialista y dc propa-
ganda baio ell seud6nimo Toum:ne.
En- 1896 Sc lie complica en- un procs-
so contra el grupo social-democratico
dc Petrogrado. por sentencia del 30
dc cncro de 1897 sc lie condena a tres
amos dc destierro en- la Siberia oriental
Reside en- Jrkutsk y Kranoiarks, y
mas tarde en- e. gobierno de Yenissi.
Ell 16 de julio de 1900 parte para cl ex-