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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19
SEN. WHEELER
RUNNING MATE
OFLAFOLLET'TE
Accepts Nomination as Vice
President on Progressive
Ticket Alter Personal Ap-
peal BY LafcIlette


WASHINGTON. July l9.-Scnator
Wheeler or Montana, who won nation
III distinction ty his conduct Of the
senate Danghcr'y nvtstiratiun, accept
"a the vice presidential nomination oa
the LaFollette independent tick today
and Immediately began his campaign
with n broadsidc against the political at-
fil.aticns NJ Calvin Coolidge and John
y. Davis.
~ ain democrat. but not % Wall
street democrat, hs said in tier for
mally accepting the nomination tender
Cd him ly 4 group 81 LaFollette lfad-
crs in conference here.
"Thc democratic party. he contin-
ucd had wantonly abandoned ar
opportunity for great public service "
and both Il and the republican party
had "ignorfd the call Of the unorganiz-
ed millions who are the victims ~ the
present economic disorders
At meeting Of the national officers
and general chairman Of the organiza-
tion repre- scnting approximately 100000
maintenance of way workers. a rssoln-
tion endorsing the Wisconsin senator's
campaign and platform was unanimously
adopted.
II also was announced that provisions
were made for active work ia the promo
tion OF the Lafolicife campaign and
members Of the arotherhogn' would Ne
urged 10 make financial contributions ii
small amounts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19
HAZEL SEWARD WINS
BREAD CONTEST; TO
GET TRIP TO "A. & Nj.

Hazel Seward o. HarlinG won the
trip to the A. a. MI. College short course
BY baking the best loaf NJ bread IN The
contest carried on here Monday hy Mrs
Jewell Smith. county home demonstra-
tion agent. All girls competing were
members cf the All Clu of Cameron
County. This y The fourth year shHt
q winner has taken prizes IN the club
work and her sister. Dolly Seward. won
the bread making contest two years aro
and was barred from competing this
year. as she won thc state break making
contest last year.
There are ten children In the Seward
family. Three of the girls are IL the
girls club work.
Hazel won first prize in the clothing
making contest in 1923 and second prize
in 1922 Having won the hfcal,msk.n-
prize vi Cameron County this year she
Will enter tho state contest ut the A. 4
VI. COLLEGE, during the short course fron,
July . ~ August 3drclusive = and hopes
to win the prize there.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19
IS AUTHORIZED
STANDARDIzI N {
RIO CRANDE RR.
Directors Authorize O'Brien
To Proceed; Held Up
Tending Exchange OF All
Debenture Bonds

For the purpose of making prcli'e iaa-
ry arrangements for the standard zatioM
and equipment Of the Rio Grande Rail
way. ana for other important business.
special meeting * the Board o.
Directors Of the Company was neld
yesterday i'm the general offices \. rht
Company III Brownsville with s1c frl-
lowing directors present: a. y Baker,
EdnburE; A. r.. IS, liatsmlen.
John GrCg., "A. A. Browac, Miss Juiia
OBfign. Jana a. Br0wnc, am y. \.
U'Br.en. all ~ Brownsville.
Among the mat nrs discussed in con
nectian with the Standardization Eern
TIE acquisition of motive Y wcr and
freight and passenger equipment, 'he
conslruction oil terminals At Browns iile
ard Point Isabel inel-ding warehouses
and dcpOts and such other fa~iities AZ
may be necessary. 4 ter full ei. -.,s-
sion of All matters pertaining ta .ht
proposed Improvements. lae hDlyi. sy
unanimous vote, authorized tha rrcsi
dent to execute contracts and co ~
things necessary 90 place the railway I'M
condition to m ct amy and an .rAffiS
requirements
After the meeting, Mr. O'Bricn state !
to \ representative of the Herald that
while hc was very glad 10 have the au-
thOrty To proceed with the improve
ment oi ttc railway. he could not hope
~ hefin construction until the exchange
of dohcntuTes fer second mortgage bonds
o. the Rio Graude Railway was com
plctcd. Continuing, UT. O'Brisn stated.
E.dr;dEc Takes First Mortgage Bond
Some time ago Mr. Eldriire gave me
ASS rance that III rs much US rs per
cent WI tn exchange was effected by
June ~. H., Mr. Eldridge would take up
the first mortgage bond. thereby pre-
venting foreclosure. Upon advice from
me- On June 30 that The - pr cent mark
had been reached. Mr. Eldridgc did take
~ the bond which with interest amount
cd 10 SG9.0i4.G3. Tie had already aivanc-
ed me si0.35o.000 10 pas not given by
me parties IN san Antonio which note
WA secured by my personal collateral.
The money BORROWED on this note was
advanced ~ the Eio Grande Railway
Company ami applied r. IL payment of
taxes, Insurance, salaries and other III b.
li9at Dns.
More than = year ago, bc ore had
mcnt on,d the RIO Grando Railway to
Mr. Eidridfc. ! had planned tho cNchang
Of hOnds tn fact the exchange was wen
lnaer way CfOre ! mc, Mr. EldriGgc IN
Aussin for thc first time ia many years.
The purpose of tha exchange was to
place the Rio Grandc Railway Company
in shap- to secure funds fer payment of
thc first mortgage and 10 place the hold
ers Of second mortgage bends I'M line to
rec i've first mortgage bonds. | have
done my tmost ~ protect the Rio
Grande Railway and u.s. hondholders and
! Rope that the IL per cent uf tho spc-
ond- mortgage bonds still outstanding
will bc cycranged for dcbentures with
out further delay. or. until the cx-
change j. completed. / cannot obtain
funds for tho completion ~ the pro-
ject upon whirn ths future II the Val
lcy il largely dependent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19

X-ASHfNGTON. July la-C Confident
that Senator Wheeler. democrat Mon
:aaa. would accept second place on the
I.aFollettc ticket. despite his statement
earlier in the week that he would turn
il down if rendered him. the national
committee of tie Conference far Pro
rrcssive Political Aetien. i'll conference
here. marked time On the nomination
question to-day pending receipt of the
senator's final decision.
Efforts " gct Senator Wheeler on the
,icket wcr suddenly renewed vcster-
dag after the national committee had
assembled here " select q candidate and
map oui campaign plans ana thr nanrh-
crty investi tirat.on prosecutor promis d
a definite answer within ~ hours.
n generally had been supposed ihat
Mr. Whcsirr hai eliminated himsf if
rom consid ration. bat senator Ia Fol
lctte appealed to him personally 10
change hia mind and \ delegation called
% him with vnrd that Inc committee.
instructed by the Cleveland convention
which agreed ~ support I.afolictie's
candidacy u endorse 4 vice presidential
candidate. was unanimous in desiring
his name on the ticket.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19
EXPENSE ACCOUNTS
OF CANDIDATES FOR
GOVERNOR ARE FILED

AUSTIN. Texas. July lg.- -All VI The
candidates fnr governor have flied their
final expense accounts with the seerr-
fary uf state. The largest amolrt re-
ported spent was Sf5ig hy Lynch David
son. .and The smallest waS $307 hy George
". Dixon. Tue expense accounts of THE
niae follow: Lynch Davidson SG.Ji9 r..
w Davidson $l69>: Thomas H. Bar-
ion $G-u. .Inr liurkei $.;.l.: =. 4.
Collins S3..n.: Mrs Miriam Ferguson
x1a5; Ceeree ". Dixon S.n7: W ~.
Perc $5..IO6 anl Felix ~ Robertson
>I.S>9.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19
FEDERAL READY TO
LAUNCH ATTACK ON
BRAZILIAN REBELS

BTEN0S AIRES. J IN ia mid
nirht bulletin issued hy the Rio Janieru
government on The state W the present
Brazilian insurrectioa was received by
Ia Naeicn. II states:
Preparations are almost completa for
oxccu ing a federal vancouver against
sac PaElo government. Dense fog dur
ing the last IT, hours has hindcrcd tho
necessary accommodating. bur the sstua-
zion IS favorable. President BcreHdarcS.
v ~ continues ~ receive manifestations
of support from ali parts of the country
has issued decree extending the more
t5rium in tn setate of Sac Paulo until
July y.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19
WIFE OF JOHN A.
HARTFORD SEEKS
$4,000 ALIMONY

NEW YORK. July 19.- Charging aba:.-
donmcnt. Mrs. Frnaccs Hartford. has
filed suit for separation against john
A. Hartford. president Of the Great At
Iantie and Pacific Tea Company. la the
supreme court and applied for $4,000 ..
year as alimony and $1,000 counsel Gees
Argument on the application viii b.
heard Monday.
Hartford. according 70 his wife's affi-
davit. has an annual income Of approx
imatsly S250.0o0.
The co ple lived together only six
months. when Mr. Hartford deserted her
the wife charged. TIL lIartfords were
married June 2S. 1923. in Danhury. Coma.
and were living together at the rate oi
si25,0O0 a year. Mrs. Hartford said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19
Conduct Search
for SeUcn Lost
Children Today

FAIRFIELD, Cchn. July l9.-Scarch Of
Long Island Sound ami the shore for
seven children who Fut y III Y canoe
from S. Mary's Blythe Sen Thursday
at rnoon continued today without r.
suits. Hope was practically abandoned
an shore residents WIRE asked N IL "a
ne lockout for the odics.
The canoe in which the children set
out iI the rough S WITS recovered yes
trfday y .vFhoon midway between here
and Port jefferson, Long Island. Seats
were in position nnd this led to the be-
lief a: first that the children might have
been picked up.
Three boys and two girls whose ages
RANGED from 5 % III years went ON an
outiag ia the canCc. None could swim
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19
Davis OFF for
Rest; ShdUeY
Takes mpReins

on BOARD EOckLAND EXIRESS
for Islcshoro. Maine. July la ilaNinp
selected his campaign manager. tlrm A..
Shaver Of West Virginia, ana lixrI "A W.
ust as The date lor his formal noiifi-
catior4 John N. Davis was speeding
noithward today along the rock bounu
co~st " Maine in search of solitude Ivy
which ~ study uut his addrtas accept
INK the democratic presidential n0minA-
ton.
His destination ~ Seven II ndrcd Acre
Island. ofT Rocklard. the summer home
nf harles Dana Gibson, whose guest
and Mrs Davis will be for the next ton
days. Returning tO New York wy tng end
w that time he will rut h.s aidrc in
writing before departing for Ciarkshurn.
NJ Na- whore chic notification ccrcmu.
mics will bc held. probably w the lava
W his sisters home, on August li.
With NH. Shaver. NOW actively ON the
icil. tho nominee has laid aside. f0r thu
time being at least. ihg cares wy earn
paign organization. lIc has no tngaGc-
meHt to confer with party leaders while
Inn Maine. but will of c0urst, receive amy
Eho NAV call.
Arr. Davis is accompanied hy his clos
friend and confidential adviser. Frank
~ Polk. under secretary of state in the
Wilson administration, ana they have
discussed political matters during part
of the trin. hut Mr. Polk is making the
journey for the puruosg of joining Mrs
Polk and the children. who are spending
the summer at Dari. lIarhor, isicsboro
At the cni NJ his i6 hours rail journey
Mr.. Davis had am hours steamer trip m
Dark Harbor. with Y transfer there tr
Y yarh. for ihe short run t0 Seven Hun,
arfH Acre Island
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19
Valley Realty Men VIII
Meet In McAllen Tuesday

meeting of the Lower Rio Grandc
Valley Realty Association VIII be held
IN McAllen at o'clock. Tuesday. Jtly
-. for the purpose Of passing by-laws,
appointing committees and completing
organization work.
a functioning organization 1T the earl
lest possible date. and we trust you will
be present TO assist in achieving this. "
stated f. A. MonSecs. president OF the
Association. "Thc Meeting place IL the
Casa de Palmas."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19
CHAIRMAN SEABURY
URGES ABSENTEES
TO CAST BALLOTS

Voters nf Cameron county who will
not hc here fpr the first democratic rri-
navy on July 80 arc urrcd hy Cn ptv
Chairman F- M. SEN urv to take aavan-
tnnn of tho absentee voting law. and east
their ballot with thc district clerk. Johr
Seaman. Only three more days remain
for ,ahsf ntca voting, and all those who
wiil wv absent ana have nUt voted are
urged to ao so.
Amy qualified voter who expects to hc
out of the County ON Primary Election
day. NY 2Gih. may obtain an official
ballot from thc County rlfrk on pre
serfation of poll taN receipt ON affidavit
of loss" "The voter murl- thc ballot
auA delivers " to thr County Clerk seal
ad in an envelope and the CogntE Clerk
sends In to the presiding officer of the
precinct whore the voter resides To
t-kr adsntagc o- this provision of law
the voter mufs act not loss than three
days prior tn the day of election. Mr.
Joseph Web. Count Clerk has official
ballots fnr every precinct in Cameron
County and s rfaag to extend averF pos
sibie assistance to nid intending -hscn-
tees in casting their ballots for the neat
Primary Election.
II would l.ke to urge aIl intending ab-
scntees NO take advantage uf this law
and cast thcir ballots for thc men w
their choice. Great interest is being
taken in Next weeks Primary and 1T III
possible that the result os several ra-ss
may depend on small numfcr of votes.
Apart from this, W is tke duty, as well
Ky thr right of every Democrat to rarti-
cinate i'm the nomination of the DEM
ocratic candidates. particularly in y
state liks Texas where nomination is
equivalent To- fiection.v
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19
HEAT WAVE BROKEN
BY STORM; TWENTY
BODIES WASHED UP

PARIS. july l9.-Thr heat wave which
haa bren sO distressing to thc Olymqi-
contestants WAS broken today d. m sn-
MICS NH violent gales which wrought ha~-
ur thIo rhUut France ard Belgium.
Heavy seas caused damage to shipping
arh loss of lifc In thc channel.
Twenty fishing amacks are missing
from Ostrrd aHd IN is feared all arc lcst.
Twcrty-six hoiirs have already hrrs
washed ur on Tic beach. Ten more hon' ;
ara missing from Portsmouth and ia
persons are reported drowned. tn
storm seems to have Ky Town itself 3nt and
better weather is forecast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19
(By The Associated rrcss.)

WASHINGTON. July 10 A message
received today by the state department
from American Minister Joseph :. korn-
field. at Teheran, Persia, said that Vice
Consul Robert lmbric died from shock al
; o'clock yesterday afternoon after hav-
ing been brutally kicked and beaten by
a mob.
The vice consul and Mclin Seymour
also an American. had stopped their car
ri &c TO watch DELICIOUS demonstra-
tion in the city. the message said, and
were rushed by the moi. who mistook
them for members Of sect known as
the Bahais. against which the demon
stration was directed.
Seymour's condition was said 70 hc
serious as result Of the beating he
received and that he had been unable
TO make any statement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19

LONDON, July To-. A team NJ ath-
lctes representing the United States to-
day def ated N British team by II no
J ~ \ post Olympic games athletic tour
namcns undsr the auspices NJ the ANA
teur Athlcti1 Association az Stamford
Hill. Most NC the athletes had partici-
pa,cd ~ the gam at Paris
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19
TEXAS u. NET STARS
WIN IN SEMI-FINALS

EOaION, TcEas. JaIy n. n thl semi
finals of the ~ blc. ia the Longwood
Bowl tennis tournament today. the in
rcoilrgiat- champions, LEXIS White of
Austin and Louis Thalheimer q Dallas.
both University of Texas students. rg-
featc Jerome Lang of New York and
Gerald p. Emerson ~ Orange. =. j..
Sc 4f. e..
in the FINALS this afternoon thty meet
irving Weinsttin of San Francisco antr
Oliver Wellington of Boston, who de-
icatcd Alan Harrington OF Los Angeles
and Edward III. Whitney "a Boston, 81.
l-G. on.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19
VALLEY PRESS TO HOLD
MEETING TN HARLINGEN

\ meeting n the Lower Rio Grande
Valley Press Association has been arlled
for Monday night az the Van Nov Eating
House in HtArliBSpn. according to Il notice
sent oni IN W. n. Holland. secretary MI
the ASSo iafion.
The meeting will start at c'clpck In
the evening. u representative group VI
Valley newspaper men and women are
eXparted 10 he present at the meeting
Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19
- - AssocIaled Pre- 81

DETROIT. July 19.-Scnator Robert NJ
I.aifrilttte's presidential campaign will
he given the unanimous support az the
United brotherhood w Maintenance w
Way Employs and Railway Shop Labor
crs. Il was announced at the unions
ariers here to-day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19

WASHINGTON. July 10 Senator
burton X. Wheeler of Moniana. demo
cratic pro~ccutor of second plltc on the
indcpeudcpr presidential ticket headed
by Senator Robert NJ IaFnllefic.
Although he previously had declared
he would not accept such "a DESIGNATION,
Mr.. Wheeler yielded ANA reversed his a.
ciSinn after ~ had been urged ~ ~ ~
rs Senator I.aFnllcite and iy several Of
his presidential advisers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19
DIE FROM APPENDICITIS

SHERMAN. Texas. Iuly ~ Horace.
II, and Miss IsHby Valera. lG snn and
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter iI.
Hamilton VI Willis. Okla. .lcl here ihis
morning, both of them from rmninrci an
rendlN. They were brought to sherman
Cor operations hni the disease had ad-
vanrcd TOO far Nv save them. The hUdies
were shipped ~ N.lliS his AFTERNOON.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19
WILL PROTECT
INVESTORS IN
GERMAN LOANS
Leaves Opening For Separate
Action BY France; To
Levy on German Resources
In Case Of Default

LONDON, July lg.-Thr committee of
thc intcr-alii,d conference n char,-e of
sanctions In the event of Gefmany's de-
lault under The Dawes sch, mem to-day
unanimously agreed ~ insure investors
~ the lean ~ Germany of priority on ali
German / sources ia the event of Ger
manss default
The committee also unanimously
agreed " preserve All rights enjoyed y
THE nations which signed the Versatile S
Treaty. These two issues stood IN the
WAY Of negotiations VI the conference
vest rday ANA the AGREEMENT Oh them. IL
il believed. VIII expedite the work Of
achieving a general aercrm MT on the
Dawes plan.
The agreement "a the preservation Of
the rights of the siEnatorics to tha
Versailles Treaty was concession to
Premier Herriot ~ France, and N effect
II preserves thc right for parate ac-
;ion on the part of France.
LONDON. July 10. Unofficial Amcri-
can yusgc .tion on the matter of German
aeiaui y, which were laid before the com
miife ol The inirf-aliied conference yes
icrdaF. led to the rlab0ra ION uf various
alternative formula w thr experts. cs-
rc i.i'y hy ihe French. according 10 the
Eais Telcaranh's diplomatic expert. who
Says that me American suggestions are
aseriped ~ Dwen -. Young. 4 nria-
Der VI Ih, Dawes committee.
Thr Telegraph writer SAYS that ;he
French formula was drawn up by Count
icrctti ~ III E;pcca head oi ihe economic
department II the French foreign ollic.
and comprised four articles. tie first Two
Mi which combined parts of the French
and British proposals. The third and
fourth. however. are entirely new.
The third ARTICLE cording 10 ti.i-
authority. was tn the effect that in order
90 guarantee the service w the ropased
t.rrmAn Joan ard W facilitate H. mar
kciins to TIE pmnlic the allies dcrlaic
hat IN the event of sanctions hring em-
plnycd following n German default they
viii regard ihc service VI ihs luTn AZ cii-
joxing fir mortgage over ali those rr-
sources uf Germany which viii fail intu
their possession or under their control.
Thr fourth article. Il w said. declared
that. subject ~ provisions of preceding
paragraphs. all rights nsw cnjoycd by
SiSnaiorieS fihc treaty NJ Versailles
are reserved.
Il WAS Count d. In Hncra's formula
thar rupicd the first committee ycsirr-
dag. according w Slr Telegraph. The
newspaper adds that general opinion IA
favorable in the third article. which WAS
discussed at great length. hut there is
considerable opposition tD the fourth as
IL would leave open tie question ~ sep
araic action ~ the allies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19
WINS $4,000 STAKES

YaNKEES. y. ~. July August
Relmonf'- Ordnance. hurdened with 1870
pounds runppd fo " victory in thr
5000 empire derby today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19
uBy The Associated I'rcss.1

tBy The Associated Press
LONDON, July ia dispatch to the
Evening News from Tcheran, Persia.
states that Major Robert Imbrie. Ameri-
can consul there, died as tha result Of
severe beating administered by "A mob.
Another American. IL Is said who was
with Major lmbrie, was taken 10 the
hospital after being seriously wounded.
Othnr advices from Tcheran had 4,
that the "Ame .ican consul with his
oriental secretary" were photoEraphing
n pthlic fountain when mob suddealy
tackled them. II was said that the
American official was killed and his
secretary and several policemen injur-
ed.
Earlier dispatches frcm Washington
announced that Mrs. imLf;e had report
ed 70 the state department the death Of
Major fmbrIe, vicc-consul in charge at
Teheran. Her message 10 the department
however, gave no details. Washington
officials. it xas said. were somewhat
puzzled by Mrs. Imhric's M ssarc and
were awriting details when they were
apprized Of the Associated Press dis
patch stating that the American consul
at Tcheran had be n killed. Steps were
taken at once to ascertain the circum-
Stances through Of icial channels.
Major Imbrie VAS vicc-conSul in
charge Of the Trhcran consulate during
the absence Of Consul Bernard Gott-
heb. who Is said 10 BE i'll the United
States on leave.
Major Imbrie died during the after
noon. while Seymour. whom it was inn
possible to identify was taken To the
hospital in critical condition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19
Official Weather Reports

Brownsville and vicinity: Partly
i,udv tonight and sunday
Fast Texas. Partly cloudy tonight and
Sunday; probably thundcrshowcrs N
northwest portion. Moderate to fresh
southerly winds on the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19
Confirm Report Killing
american Vice Consul
an Persia; Beaten to Death

LONDON, July 19.-British officials
today confirmed the death If Major
Robert lmbrie. American vice consul in
charge ut Tcheran, Persia, who, il il
stated, was Alta kcd By fanati,al mob
yesterday morning while photographine
public fountain in company With an
other American named seymour.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19
Weather Conditions

A few light scattered showtrs occur
red within the last "a hours IN Texas,
Louisiana. Alabama. and Tennessee. amt
moderately heavy rains IN the middle
and hper Mississippi and the Missouri
Valleys and the far northwestern states.
Elsewhere in the country the weather
vas generally fair. Temperature changes
were mostly unimportant
The highest temperature yesterday az
Texas stations ranged from 81 ~ Fort
Worth to SIS at Corpus Christi and Cal
weston.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19
BROWNSVILLE MAN
DIES In BEAUMONT

BEAUMONT. Tcvas. July lg-TOuy
Marshall. s5. automobile painter. died
sitting On 4 rEnrinr board of i car III
q local garage this morning. Death was
pronounced ~ TO heart 4Ailuic. Ills
home and family are ia Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19

All efforts to find out anything about
Narshall here were frritlcss.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-19
OIL WELL

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vice day 0r night. rrr cur scrv.te
Supplies and complete rigs IN
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