davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-31
DAUeRERTY Sc "NEHNfuk".
PRAVf, zE JE DALE SPOLEHLIvYM PRt
TELEM PRESIDENTOVYM.

Atlantic City, N. j., 80. brezna. Dfiv6jM generani
navladn Harry M Daughery prav dnes dosud presi
dentovym spoehivym pfitelem podporovatelen' Nema
pry vubec uysu odvoat sve meno kandid6tni stiny.
kde sc uchaz zvoeni delegate ceek do n&pdn
bkanske konvence 1nstrukcemi hlasovat Coolidge
Vcera oznaml Daughery, re da vereinost "vnitrni
historic machinaci ez vedly jeho vypuzen q kabineu
Poole vseho vsak to rozmys nebo vyda frsove
prohlasen Nemam zadne osobni rpkos vGci presdeno-
VIZ, prav tam Jsem stale eho spoehlivym pfitelem pod
porovatelem ia nemam zadnych obav svoj budoucnost
nezadam zadne laskavo lee abych nadale 6s dnvee
mych pfatel vsech vlaseneckych Americana Jsem ist
toho mi dostane Vzdat mista kabnetu nebyo
nym zklamanim pro Co tyce method pouzivanych
pro cim byly hrubs tim vetsi dobro pneso zem ia
ko nauceni."
Byvaly generaln navladn hodla odejeti Ultra odpoe-
dine do Washngtonu ably uved do poadku sve osobn
ztosti medal ma jevo, jak dlouho tam zdstane.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-31
WRICLEY OPUSTlL JOHN
SOMA.

Los Angeles, 20. bfezna. -
Neustale Sc udrzuiici povesti,
ze Hiram w. Johnson opuSten
byl William Wrigleyem We sve
Rampant 0 republikanskou pre-
sidentskou nominaci, byly po-
tvrzeny poslednejsim v prohla-
Semi vydanem dnes. "Ano, je
to pravda." pravil Wrigley,
vyrabitel zvykaci gumy. mno-
honasobny millionaf. "Hiram
Johnson a ia isme osobni pra-
teld.' dodal. "Prave nyni ne
souhlasim n6kterymi z jeho
sme,nic nechci Sc postaviti
"a yIci, ktere rikaif nektefi z
ieho stoupencH. Neisem spoko-
len nektervmi pritomnymi
Eiramovymi ideami. AvSak IL
de mohou Sc rozchazeti v po-
litice a pres to byti dobrymi
rpfateli." Wrigley predpovidal
pak nominaci a zvoleni presi-
Genta Coolidge.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-31
MAJf NYNf MELLONA MA
MUSCE.

Washington, 20. brezna. -
Po odstraneni Daughertyho z
uradu generalniho navladniho
demokrate wall 81 ma muSku
sekretare pokladny Mellona.
Senator Mcclellan, z Tennes-
see, jenz onehdy vyzyval Mel
Iona k resignaci, zadal vcera
senat, ably proved ddkladne
vysetrovani obvineni proti ne
mu a jeho obchodnich vztahu.
Resoluce byla prvne polozena
ma stnl ma ZakroGeni senatora
Wadswortha z New Yorku,
avsak bude pry vyvolana opet-
ne pristi tyden. Hlavne je Vi
nsn Mellon re ziskani veil
kvch slew ma danich dIcho-
du pro spolecnosti. V nichz je
slcastnen a rovnez klade sc
mu "a vinu ledabyle vymahani
prohibicniho zakona, coz spa
da v pravomoc odboru poklad-
nv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-31
NEMEcko DO svAzU NARoDt.
FRANCIE NEBUDE KLASTI PREKAzEK
PRIME Ii PLAN VYBORU ZNALCU.

Pafiz, 30 brezna. Vyrozumiva ze premier Poin-
e hotov pristoup prpusteni Nemecka do Svazu
NarodG zari nasledujcch podminek: 1
l. Nemecko prime reparacni plan vyboru analcn ial
mdze byt dopnen spojeneckym vladami uvecaa pdsob
most pokud to bude mozno do zari.
Nemecko prime vysetrovanf sveho vojenskeho
ak je to navhovano nedavn6m spoeneckam opise
lima, n6jz dosud nebylo odpovedeno.
3. N6mecko uvoli Sc usnadni obcasne prohdky svych
voenskych sill radou Svazu ak e to uvedeno
Versalske.
Angicky ministersky pTedseda Macdonald, jenz vre'
pree 81 pfputen Nemecka do Svazu Narodn pfstm shrn
mazdenim Zeneve jenz nyni vede vyjednvan Bernem
o te vec, je seznamen hlediskem Francie.
Acko mohlo by byti protestovano neutray Svaz
nj povefen vymahanim smouvy Versaiske
sanovskem e re Svaz neme by prpusti zadny narod
ry odpira vyhoveti jejim zavazkdm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-31
ZUNA VfTEZEM v MARA.
THONSKEM BEHU.

Detroit, 20. bfezna.-Frank
Zuna. znamenity kraian athlet
zvitezil Ia lijavce v marathon
skem behu Pontiac-Detroit.
Vzdalenost "a neinepriznivei-
Sch okolnosti ubehl "a 2 hod.
SO minut Sc vtefin. Druhym
byl Charles Mellor Chicago
p tretim E. E. Moran Detroit.
Znna lest clenem Millrose Ath
letic Clubu v New Yorku a od-
chovancem tamnejsi sokolske
iednoty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-31
MANzELskk TRAGEDIE.

Chicago, 30 bfezna. = Ponevadz Edmund D. Sedlack,
46ey 1spesny obchodp kresc by ohrozovan sepotou
iii radeji smr vlasnf rukou wal svoj manzeku sebou
Toto je theore pfijaa poc kdyz byla naa dnes rano
mrtvoly Sedlacka jeho zeny prosreenym spanky Sc
dlack mal prave revolver nehoz dv6 rny byy
paeny Sousede pbuzn pravi ze mezi manzel nkdy
byo zadnych SPORT rovnez neme Setback zadnch financ
mich starosti Vastn zde $8OOO
II tyden nasedkem slabnoucho zraku by zanechat
sveho povolam.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-31
BURNS Sc PRY NEVZDA
URADU.

Washington, 20. brezna. -
William J. Burns, nacelnik L.
radu vysetrovani v odboru spra
vedlnosti. poprel dnes zpravu.
re mini resignovati. Burns je
dGverny pritel odstoupivSiho
generalniho navladniho Daug-
hertyho a byl Jim ustanoven
SGfem zmineneho ifadu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-31
DYNAMITOvY ATENTAT.

Dennison, O., 20. bfezna. -
Dynamit umist6ny do iablo-
ne sedesat stop vzdalene cd o.
bydli Williama E. Hague, by
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-31
Pres CTYRlCET LIDi AHUbENO.
JARN( PovoDNE A vlcHkIcE Poso-
b hROzNE SP0USTY.
sKORO VSECHNY REKY v OHIU JSOU
ROZVODNENY

Columbus, O., 80 brezna vystoupivse bfehd svych
po snych destich vice dni tvacch reky znych casech
zeme pfivody zahubu zvotd dskych natropy veke ko
dy majetkove
Ohio feka je rozvodnsna a cetne potoky feky jizn
casti statu obraty krany mz proteka rovnez
feky Pennsylvania West virginii Maryandu pfelily
pres bfehy sv6 historcka Potomac zaopa nekolik NEST
zelezncn dopravu setla pet d do svych
kalnych vln Cerveny kz vsude zaplavenych kranach
zaha prac nekterych castech zeme tornado
sirila smrt, zkazu zd6seni
vedle tficet di kter by zahubeni povodnemi vichf
cemi patek sobotu devet daich osob zahynuo dnes
povodn9 dve staly obei blizzardu zuriciho
severozapads Penezn skoda rdznh casech zeme de do
millionI dollaru.
Ohiu nevice skody bylo zpdsobeno kolem East Liver
pool Steubenvile kde obyd Zatopena zeleZnicn trait
mlety tovarny zavfeny.
Pttsburghu velka cast mesta byla zatopena nasled
KEN rozvodnen rex Monongahela Allegheny Zeleznicn
sluzba bya ochromena ocelarny donuceny zavf Cene
horske bystrny Pennsylvania vystoupiy brehd panu
obavy pred daN zahubou zivod idskych mist
nych lezcch horach vnbec nelze zska neakych zprav
Horske krajny Zapadni vrgine Marylandu rovnez
byy zle poszeny Osobni vak jedouci do Chicago uvz
pust6 krane nasedkem strhanvch mosu kdezto Capo Ii
rnited baltimore Ohio draze. jedouci Chicago do
Wsshnstonu,byi zachycen povon zdrzen mnoho hodin
N9ktere zapadni staty kde nahe oteplen nasedovano
bylo ornady ku konc ydne zaziy dnes bizzardy Min
NELL nejhorsi snehovou vanici mnoha etech
zeezncni suzba skoro vsude ochromena.
Ohiu nejvetsi stalo Hog Run Creek, liz
ne cd Newarku kde nakladn vlak Baltimore Ohio drahy
prOpad tramOvym mOste jehOz Zakady bvy prlvalem
vod oslabeny Cyri zrizenci by miste zab Osm kar
srtilo parostrojem do Teky kdyz pomocny vak pe
jenom jejich strechy byly vidteny.
Kitzmller Md, 80 brezna. Pet osob, elenu iedne
dny uonulo zde vcera kdyz strom nemz hledali "a
chrany pred povodni vyvracen by kofen1 odnesen
vodn6nou ekou Potomac Dive tela bvla pozde naezena
Eya zahubena celia rodna manzele Samuel Beemanovi
ech dv9 d6ti Daniel Beeman, dedecek dGt. Kdyz obyd
ech bylo zatopeno heda zachrany srome kery vsak
,'ravym proudem vrvan byl korend srzcn do htavnho
toku : KY
iatnact staven tomto m6stesku bylo oreseno povod
nj Bankovni budova byla tou jedinou ohcoln Ias me-
sta iez zistala netknuta. Most spoiuc Kzmiler Blaine
W. Va, byl sce posinut zahadi avsak neby odnesen
Coshocton t. &C. bfezna. Chester Wilde. 1llety.
onu zde dnes hodn vefec kdyz pokouse iet SVEN
bcyu odtud do Roscoe By strzen do rozvodn6n1 rey
ackoli tetni lde hvl svedky nestest nemoh pomoc
Chicago, 80. bfezna Blizzard zpisobi hrozne spou-
nskolka severozapadnich statech Wscon-
snu Minnesota castech Jizni Dakoy Nehrasky zeeznc
nj doprava bya ochromena Nebrasce Jzn Dakote zave
jemi misty az deset stop vysokymi
cooLIDG0v 0TEc 70 R0kt STAR.
Washington, 80. bfezna John c. Coolidge, otec pre-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-31

valeho nacelnfka policie. W.
buchl ma dnesek v noci a o.
tfasl stavenim, aniz by vsak
nekdo X urazu pfisel. Obydlf
Hague-ovo naleza Sc dive mile
m vychod cd Dennison.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-31
RUskE zELEzNIcE PR0DEL LkvAJi.

Moskva. 80 brezna. Rutzutek, komisaf dopravnicvi
oznamue re stav ruskych zeeznc e mnohem horsm
minulGm Cd ledna shodek eini 100000 zatch
blu mesicne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-31
cooLlDe0v oTEc 70 Rokt STAR.

Washington, 80 bfezna. John c. Coolidge otec pre-
sdentIv slav dnes 49, narozenny SVEN domov9 Ply
mouth VT Az dosud nenavstfvl syna sveho Bilem Dome
ale je mozno ze pfijede b9hem etosniho jara.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-03
MT. HOPE

Elmer Yager returned Saturday
from northern Wisconsin.
Clinton Leighton has arrived home
from Montana to be with his father
who is very i'll at the old sanitarium
at Pra. du Chen. All the relatives
we're called to his bedside Sunday
evening.
william Plimpton visited relatives
at Cassville Sunday.
John Oostidik took Clarence Pl1mp-
ton to Milwaukee Wednesday. Car
ence is taking an electrical course.
C. A. Lynns returned Thursday from
a visit with relatives in Illinois.
Miss Julia Edwards accompanied
the L. E, Wilkinson family to a party
in the Flora vicinity Thursday eve.
Mrs. Frank Pendleton OF Madison
is visiting relatives here this week
while her husband Is here on BUSH
ness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-03

FOR SALE OR RENT-Modern home
near new high school. Inquire OF
Henry Walker. 27tfc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-03
GIVES TALK ON ENGLISH LIFE

Rev. John Birrell entertained the
Kiwanis club at luncheon Wednesday
with an interesting talk on his trip
to England and return. His remarks
were interpreted with droIl stories
of his experiences abroad and one not
so droll of his Mrs. Birrell's visa was
held up on account of change in the
immigration law July and what a
close margin he had to get the boat
after his encounter with British Of
lcials. Eventually the ruling came
that Mrs. Birrell was an American
citizen after all. Mr. Birrell referred
to the strong tradition Of England.
saying that on account Of love for the
past a revolution was practically i'm
possible In the mother country. He
paid high tribute to Ramsey Nc
Donald, present labor premier, saying
he was respected by both conservative
and liberal parties and feared by his
own.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-03

|. 0. Mills and wife returned home
Friday from their extended motor
trip to Nevada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Becker and Mrs. Fab
~, all of FIT. Atkinson, visited at the
Rectory over Sunday.
Or. ". J. Schade, D. c., Is expected
home from his farm in central Wis
consin this week or next.
Ralph Guentzel of Boscobel was in
Lancaster last week visciting his
cousins. the Damn children.
Miss Lois Edwards of Milwaukee
has been spending her vacation here
with her father and brothers.
Miss Vera Maiben departed Friday
Tor Beloit where she will teach tho
primary department the coming school
year.
Misses Jean Mcmahon of Madison
and Frances Murphy OF Chicago WIS.,
tied with Jack Mcmahon between
trains Tuesday.
John Walker. Wauzeka farmer,
IN Lancaster last week looking at land
with a view OF locating here. He de-
parted for home Thursday.
Earl Grimes left Tuesday for Mad
ison where he Is visiting for few
days before going on to his school
studies at Ann Arbor, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Druen of Chilli
cothe, Mo-, and Mrs. Irene Ward of
Lancaster, spent Thursday at the
farm home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Auel at
Hurricane.
Miss Lillian Holzinger has returned
from Columbia college, New York City,
where she took summer school work
She teaches at Richland Center the
coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Druen and three
sons left Monday for their home In
Kansas City, Mo-, after spending two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Auel
at Hurricane.
Miss Genevieve Ennor, formerly of
Lancaster but for several years past
residing at Davenport, spent a week
here with her grandmother, Mrs.
Grace Thomas.
Mrs. Wv. Cook and daughter Of Mad
ison, and Mrs. Chas. Cook Of London.
Wis, returned home Friday via Ian
caster after a visit at the Will Moore
home near Bloomington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wegner have
gone to Marshfield after an extended
visit at the Fred Nehls home. Mr..
Wegner is principal of schools at
Marshfield. His wife was Miss Mar
gretta Nehls of Lancaster before her
marriage.
VIM. C. Benn of Clinton, Wis, Is 9.
guest of his sisters, the Misses Bonn.
Mrs. Earl Walker and children have
moved in from No. Lancaster and are
occupying the Miss Wagner house OPP
posite Ryland Park. Miss Wagner TAX
ing possession Of her new home adj
jacent.
Chas. Knapp, aged about 20 and a
we'll known resident OF this vicinity.
had stroke of paralysis affecting his
left side Sunday. Mr.. Knapp with
some guests was walking through a
field on his farm west of town when
suddenly taken i'll. He is under ply
sician's care.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Cousley leave
soon for Monroe where they will re-
side In the future. Mr.. Cousley has
his publication printed at Monroe and
nnds OF more expedicnt to have his
Office there. The little monthly bro
chure of wit and comment was
launched a couple OF years ago. 1t
now enjoys a wide circulation and
has proved money maker for the
founder.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-03
BOOSTS FAIR STOCK COMPANY
Winona, MINI, Aug. 20. 1924.

WinOna, Mimi, Aug. 29, 1924.
DR.. J. C. Doolittle, Lancaster, Wis.
Friend Doc: See by the Herald
you are to have the Beach-Jones stock
company during fair week. Mrs. Rees
and myself had the pleasure of seeing
this company in several plays at the
local theatre. Will say to you and to
other friends in Lancaster if the
B.-J. people are the same we saw here
you are making no mistake in sign
ing this company for the people of
Lancaster. Welcome Stranger" and
BIRD of Paradise" are certainly wOr-
thy of the patronage of the people Of
Lancaster and vicinity. The company
is much stronger than you generally
see in a town the size of Lancaster.
Yours truly,
w. w. REEFS.
(The troup showing here fair week
is the same one that appeared at WI
mona, Mimi. a city of 25,000)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-03

cal agents for large cream buying
concern. Cream and eggs handled.
House Is thoroughly reliable. Liberal
offer made responsible and live man.
Address full particulars TO Box A..
Lancaster, Wis. 29tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-03
THESE MAY WED
Albert z. Ertz. Bloomington: MIL
dred M. West, Mt. Hope.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church.

Thursday-e a. nl.-Vacation school.
Friday-7:30 p. m.-Evensong and
choir practice.
Twelfth Sunday after Trinity-7:3O
Holy Communion; $3.50 Church school;
1880, Choral Eucharist and sermon.
Seats free-all welcome. We invite
you to worship with us.-A. NJ. Nc
Laughlin, Pastor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-03

NO TRESPASSING+ trap
ping, etc., are forbidden on my farm,
without permission. r. s. Alderman.
Cassville, Wis. 29p3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-03

FOR SALE-Rogers banjo and case.
Strictly Al condition. Inquire of
J. F. Mcmahon, Lancaster, Wis. Far
mers phone 1852. CT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-03

FOR SALE-The Bellows house and
lot. One and one-half blocks south of
postoffice. Also household goods. In
Quire Julian Bellows, Lancaster. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-03

MEN WANTED-The Sherman Nur-
sery Company, Charles City Iowa, the
worlds largest growers Of evergreens
and the largest growers Of hardy nur-
sery stock In the Northwest, wants
agents. Experience not necessary.
OUTFIT supplied free. Money paid ev-
cry week. Write for full particulars.
Sherman Nursery Co.. Charles City,
Iowa. 2Sc2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-03

writer, almost new. Mrs. Anime
Showalter at postoffice. 29tfc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-03
l.. 6. EDWARDS, UNDERTAKING
PHONE 3e.a, POTOSI, WIS.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC!

BY motion Of City Council property
owners are notified that throwing
grass, rubbish, brush, ETC., in streets
must not be done. Parties having done
so must clean up at once. 2Sc2
GEORGE E. BECK, Mayor
Attest: F. P. BARNETT, City Clerk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-03
HERALD LANCASTER

BOARDERS WANTED-School pupils
can obtain room and board or room
only at the home of Mrs. Margaret
Weir, $50 No. Jefferson St., City. 29p2
FOR SALE-My farm of lis acres, 31z
miles north of Lancaster. See Geo.
Wenzel, Lancaster, Wis. 24tfc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-08
HEAVY VOTE IN
Maine FORECAST
Klan Is Dominant Issue;
Both Parties See
Victory
CBy The Associated Pressl

PORTLAND. Maine. Sept. S.-The
largest vote in the history Of Maine is
expected u be cast w today's biennial
state election in which the contest for
governor. vaged largely IN the Ku klux
Klan issue. over shadows an other con
sideratlons.
Officers of the democratic state com
mite today predicted that William r.
Pattangall. former state attorney gen
eral and democratic candidate for gov
ernor would carry off a plurality Of
from 5000 20 10000.
In his campaign Mr.. PattanEall de-
nourccd the Khan. pointing 10 the fact
that state Senator Ralph q. Brewster,
his republican opponent, was supported
by the Klan."
Chairman George L. Emory Of the
republican state committee on the 9th
er hand predicted frr Mr. Brewster a
victory by from $4,000 70 10000 votes
The republican candidate in his cam
paiEn made no mention of the klan but
emphasized national issues and his sup
port Of Pre- sident Coolidge The larg
ct vote east previously IN Maine was
205, 400 in the 1900 gubernatorial cleo
tion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-08
POLICE BELIEVE MAN
WHO TOLD KIDNAPPING
TALE WIFE DESERTER
tBy The Associated pross>

ALEXANDRIA. La. Sept. s.-Belief
that David J. Nelson, 81. carpenter OF
Detroit. Mich. who told q sensational
story to police of being kidnapped in
New Orleans and forced to surrender
valuable OH land in Mexico, is Charles
l.. west. who secured All his brides
money and deserted her three month 5
after being married was expressed hy
Sheriff A. L. Livingston OF Lawton,
Oklahoma, ira telegram received here.
Nelson said three men held him IN q
deserted house near New Orleans q
week. robbed and beat him and then
brought him III an automobile 20 with
in 20 miles Of Alexandria.
David J. Nelson. reported in your
city yesterday as having been kidnapped
al New Orleans and forcei ~ sign away
his rights TO oil lands in Mexico worth
S37 .OnG, we think III Charles r. West,
who Geft his bride III three months.
aged q. here after securing all her
money. Wire me his description" said
telegram from Sher,.f Livingston 70
Chief of Police Don LeEg.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-08
PLAN EFFORT
TOSTOP FIGHT
New Jersey Organiza-
tions to Protest Firpo
and Wills Bout
(BJ The Associate Press)

NEW YORK. Sept. s.-New Jersey
organizations which last week sent 70
Governor Silzer protest against the
Firpo- Wills fight, will seek ! court Or
der 70 halt the bout. IL was stated. APP
plication f0r the order will be made to-
day ar tomorrow.
Bernard g. Sander, counsel for
Canon Williams Chase, who instituted
deportation proceedings against Luis
Angel Firro. said All evidence obtained
nv Canon Chase would ~ turned over
20 the New Jersey organizations. In
cluded in this evidence are cablegrams
alleged 10 have been sent by Firpo 70
Miss Blanca Lourdes Picart. who ar
rived here on the same ship with him
from the Argentine but who was arrest
ed by the immigration authorities.
The messages we're addressed to Miss
Picart in Havana and bore dates of
June and July. 1923. Some of them
were as follows:
Arrived today. Glad about your re-
covery. Sending more details I'm.
braces.
Infinite sadness for your illness.
Anxiousl= await your letter. am training
500 miles from New York Any incon.
vcnience sou should have. inform me
and / will remedy H. Send everything
same address Cable me condition
your health and address"
These messages were signed Angel q"
Other messages made public by Mr.
Sander were signed "Nita." The
sender. according to Mr. Sander, was
Nita Peesci, Firpo's former landlady.
who turned over the messages to San
dler.
Sending you money for coming here
70 pass your vacation with o." read
ono Of the messages. "All my family
20 have YOU as guest"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-08
Holt, Pioneer COIOnizey
OF Valley, Seen In Mexico

n James W. Holt. former Valley col
onization promoter and real estate own
cr in Saitillo. Mexico?
Holt disappeared mysteriously from
San Antonio two years ago.
Deputy Sheriff Antonio Diaz of san
Antonio declared in San Antonio Satur-
day that he saw a man he believes was
Holt On the streets of SaItillo last
week.
Diaz said hc knew Holt we'll that
while the man hc saw had grown a
beard he declared his recognition was
positive. Diaz said ~ saw Holt On
the street ahead of him and attempted
to catch up with the man when Holt
turned into an alley and sight OF him
was lost.
The San Antonio officer said he did
not know whether Holt saw him. He
said he had business with Holt ana that
Holt knew him.
James VI. Holt was an important Wit
ness III the Rio Grande Valley land
fraud case AT Kansas City about two
years ago. lie disappeared just before
the ease was called for trial and ma
tionwide search for him was instituted.
state and federal Officers cooperating in
the search. Mrs. Holt offered large
reward for his discovery and private
detectives were employed TO trail him
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-08
tBy The A. soeiated Pressl

CHICAGO Sept >.-Thc fate of
Nathan +. Leopold Jr.. aud Richard
Loeb. >cion> of old Chicago millionaire
families who kidnapped and murdered
Robert Franks last May Il. ha> been
sealed.
Three sheets of ruled manila paper.
containing approximately one thousand
words, i the de- ision of Judge Cavcry
written yesterday after undce escort
~ police guard. ~ attended church
\ short. tcr>c review of the case the
record of which reached into thousands
of pages. and his dpcision. with the
official form To- bee added rs he pro-
nouncrs >entrucc. was the result of the
judges afternoon of labor. II was ar
rived at solely. although he has stated
that after his responsibility in the ease
ha> become matter ~ record ~ will
fight for ~ least three judges 10 SIT in
capital eases where jury trial has been
waived through plea AZ guilty.
Using an ordinary lead pencil and =
few sheets of paper Judge Cayeriy sat
ai the desk III hi> library ana wrote ont
the comment which will go down. ac-
ccrding "a legal men. ~ one Of the inn
portant decisions of modern criminal
jurisprudence.
Today the rough draft will be turned