davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1924-06-20
Both Making Good

Both Lance Richbourg and
George Fisher, sent to the Ameri-
can association by the Griffs, are
making. good in right field, Rich.
bourg With Milwaukee and Fisher
with Minneapolis.
The Washington times., 1924-06-20
Aud is Recovering

Bin Aud. one OF the strongest of
sandlot batsmen while with the
Legionnaires q year ago. d recover.
ing from a long illness ana EXPECTS
eventually t0s play for Putwurth.
The Washington times., 1924-06-20
DANFORTH HAS SINISTER
INFLUENCE ON BALL

Every time DanfOrth the st. Louis souhpaw
players using mysterious trick ball
When Danfrth loses ball the players nothing his
delivery Dave whewashed the Yankees the other
Higgins and his board strategy conducting elaborate
c research to find what magic he employs barrass the
hard Yank
The Washington times., 1924-06-20
SAYS SKILLET"
Finn, Esq
Olympic Games to Decide
Everything for Next Four
Years Except Presi-
dency Of U. 8.

A LIENISTS in this country
n and abroad have brand
a new puzzle to dissolve.
They have been diagnosing
maniacs and radiacs for CEN
turtles and months respectively,
but this summer finds 'em con-
fronted with bug called "Olym-
piacs."
A whole boatload Of these
strange phenomena has lust been
The Washington times., 1924-06-20
YANKS KNOW THEY FACE
BATTLE AFTER TRIP
THROUGH WEST
b. FORD C. FRTCK.

NEW YORK. 2Te Yankees descending bag and baggage
this city looking back today the disasters
and triumphs of their first Western invasion.
during first Some Of the things
peasan-nost unpleasant Among other things they
learned fuy false hopes And they learned that they
battle with these other clubs of the johnson circuit
During their Western visitation the champions
and dropped eight Not good But they gmmer
Of satisfaction the fact that they still cling first AS
The Washington times., 1924-06-20

'eporCed TO Cher
Oourg in custody
of their keepers,
coaches and sym
IT hizers. In
Paris they will
engage in ath-
letic hallucina-
tions with con-
firmed "Olym-
piacs" Of other
nations.
The Washington times., 1924-06-20

While they are all good
enough to be called profession
ais, not one of the clinic now
On the high seas has ever been
caught taking anything FOR his
antics. That's what makes 'em
all amateurs.
The Washington times., 1924-06-20

Inclu d e d in
Americas quota
Of incurable bag
gage are high
ir1m Mars low
The Washington times., 1924-06-20

br1dgers, short changers and
rent dodgers. The latter have
succeeded in avoiding some of
the best bill collectors ever
known to the rogues gallery.
The Washington times., 1924-06-20
Drivers, brassies, spoons, putteTs,
n1idirOns, naGshiGs, nlGshis.
niblicks and nibIicks.

These clubs are made to specifications
from the finest hickory. AS hardy as the Scotch
themselves Well balanced with leather grips, they
are the lowest score in price yet$l.55.
Sport Shop st. Annex
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-21

raised with thr river, ana the water was
being held within banks except at low
points. whore ~ was flooding resacas
Report from thc SAN Bcnito pumping
plant. and from Frank S. Robertson.
water district engineer with head
quarters I'm San Brnito- are that the
river IVY falling farther up Close
watch ia stil being kept at Hidalgo. al
ta ugh thr crest ia reported 10 have
past RIO Graadc City ara v drop has
srt i'm there which -hould come far
down tha valley Sunday.
INA tnn lovcrs can bc held as they
are u.w during Sunday. the worst flood
danger wi.i probably bc over Mr. Rob
crtson said. The river al san Benito
"a- reported to be at w standstiIl last
night, after the rise during the after
morn. break on TIRE Mexican side aid
iH- .r holding i-
Fast work on tile part ~ County En-
rInccr vi. ID. Wa hinEtou. Assistant
olntg Engineer l.. VI. King. City En-
rIncrr hH Davis. ARIA others. who
rushed men out to the break near
Brownsville checked the water there.
Hundred of sacks were taken out a.
.tA' I.AH It-fHth NAr ItNOfkt J. ana
work of stopping thr break started.
stake were driven into the channel cut
through thr lsvce. ard brush fastened
tn these. sacks being thrown in on top
.f tbc brush
Continuing th work during the en-
tire afternoon. at sun down the wo-
hld rr Erc ad far enough to allow
building of another lcvce around
previous orc This work was carried
o- tcadily. with q crew rf men working
on " during thc night. Some or the
.lood water from this break reached the
Country Club resaca ID was said. but
rgt cr urH tp flood the El Jardin sec
tion, and possibly cut off roads there.
NV was first feared.
Tho T.matc7 bend break was report
cd la night as not serious. as water
going through there ia being cared for
hy rcsacas.
At l0 O'Clock la-t NIGHT the river at
brownsville w-s at l4.7. the same level
w reached during trr hiE flood last
year. Hrl va at ---rdsfill The river
~c three inches during thc afternoon.
only tu .on suddenly about o'clock
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-21
FLIERSLAND AT
Fl. Bliss AFTER
LONG DAY IN AIR
Crowd Of 10000 Specta-
tors Storm Guards as
Planes Alight; Leaders
Left Behind
tEy Th- Associated rrcssl

r. rASO. sept. 21-Amcf..aa world
filters arrived at For, E.iss today wv
G.I5 W. WV.
1 Ih,s came over tha horizon at 5:l5
q. m.. like lazy duck flying in = trian-
rular formau.u. At C.I2 W. WY. tHcy
cirrlcd th, Flying field ard rado ~
perfect lan ling. The hiea~o. pIotcd
hg Li,It. Lowell II Smith. iaud.i fi-.L
lh" Boston ll. rlofod Ly Lieutenant
Leigh Wade waa s.c1ud aud tuc New
Orleans. rilutcd by Lieutenant Erik
was last
N de IIaviland plane Nv which Lieut.
George v. Goddard and Lieutenant
George BHrthurst. army photograph .r..
were accompanying The world filters
across thc continent, maIc forced
landing seven mile this iic MI Peroa
The landing gear was torn off Lieut.
cnaHt u. ~ Wright representing THE
chief of thc aim service and Sergeant
Kennedy tiliur in second dc Hl.iIaud.
stopped fo take trc wrecked filters back
tu Poru.. Flames wIl hc scrt oIt FROM
Tort mi tomorrow M.r rnin- t0 bring
them in
Military authuritipa estimated tha
crowd at the flying field at 10000 The
fIi,f were greeted hy diH of hurLir-
horns and cheering. Lieutenant n. Nj.
Nofia.t. advance m10 fGr thc filters Said
thr reception ~as "vord rfr1l
a. The planes taNicd up the hangers.
fhs tltprs broke through The zone
'4fStt had fcen etrct-hrd DO keen them
avFF fhr ffpfH ANA ru. hrI +Hp r4,trr.t. N
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-21
ITALIANS BLOCK
SECURITY PLAN
Objection to Detailed
Program Slows Up
Committee

GENEVA. Sept. -u.-EIgvcnth hour
Italian opposition to thr detailed rro-
gram -ct up tur thc aruc's control
commission. which under the Ecrc- par.
arc f.r thc purpose IVY Investigating thc
conditions uf both N putting states dur
ing arhitral proceedings I'D order u a--
sure that thUy aic rut preparing fur
war. considerably slowed up the work
of tte tWo subcommittee TODAY enrar-
cd in rcrfcrtiur thc draft pact OH arr
bitrati-u ana security.
Ihc French desire tn thrc-h out the
moot point before nIrhtiaIl and were
even willing WV lct thg details IVY thc
formation uf these control commissia ions
~ ever until u iat date Fly view :
thr fact that the Italians were not on
posed to the commissions in principle.
However, Ur Ecnc+. taking into account
that the judicial committee Suh-comnit-
trr still haj several minor roints t1
iron cuts urh a- tho definition of an
arEtrs-o~. what constitutes Y menace wy
arGrr- inn and what would constitute
passive Resistance to au arbtral award
decided tn await THE completion WI
il work before ending that &c bis own
rUwmittcr
Cor -c1u"ntly NJ. Lnuchcur of France
is working late tonight w the aggr.
sion test which ho hopes M have ready
for the subcommittee decision tomor-
row
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-21
LAWS PROBED IN
FERGUSON SUIT
Books Searched to Prove
Ma Has Right to
Hold Office
rHy Tho Assocr4te6 Pr-Ss1

AUSTIN. Texas. Sept 20.-Thc law
books of America nave been rausackcd
for legal opinions hearing on the quea
tion Of woman right to hold public
office for thc Ferguson injunction Suit
which starts Monday ia Jldgc George
Nj. Calhoun's court here.
Decisions from a.I states have been
sought for citation both fur and against
the right Of Mr.. Mi,iam A. Fergus son
tO hold the office Of governor, ~ Tex.s,
The suit. brought By CharisrAss>sp icka
s.n az san Antonio to test Mrs. Fyr.
guson's eligibility i- to finally decide
for TcNa7 and perhaps for thc other
states whether. hy rirtIc 0f thc woman
uftagc amendment % thc federal con-
titution, women have thc right t1 huIi
Office.
There arc rcw decisions nu .he guess
tiou- There En- said d. .n "A New Jcr-
scy case iu which thc courts wy that
state held that the auffaruEr amend
mcut aid not confer office holding
ability or women. There arr tvu dcti-
-ious MI the court of criminal appeals
wv Texas. thc court Ilst rr- w iu
criminal cases. vhirh hold that vo.
men arc ineligible tp bc iurymcn. The I
wiil hr used hy thc rumr.airlHt-
Women iu the states are permitted to
-it WHY juric- one or these Calf
ornia. but that state ha- "A constitution
al amendment which removes aI. UUIi-
tica di-. hii,y against worau. a
man has acted as governor of New Mex
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-21
ROAD ROUTES
Are DISCUSSED
Sinton, Beeville and
Rockport All Bid for
Highway 10 Valley


l"i "'-"""s
from i"u.i"h to the Valley were dia-
Cu "a AZ thc roaI mectiny bci5 ~ Xir-
trrfa I..t Tbur.d., .,..-l,,.. y. r.....
r.t..,
"'''''' "N' h'a I'
lufh'd from thc meeting, and CEthu--
.asm wa -Hovr ror rII IVY tb. r,,d
.aunur -u.rtstrlt n. rr..I .,,. IN tt,,.,.
~ilI' ~ corr,rt.J .,.r .,.t ,.;yI y, -
irratrd a M ...t. rf.L,..
1hc fhr,r ,.y,.. .r,rb ,,.-, .t;..,,..
ri .- +Er -.,tI,- ... 'Ii.
route. the Sr-ar r.u... arf +.r pa.t
r.rt route The w. y.I.c r.rtr y.,
designated hr th. .t.- h.-rv-r d.-
r.r.m,r. thtr. Years aro .rI ". fi,..r.
.uI .hruurn T.ffs..a .uH Ala. to
skfmore ,,.rrfi,.. ". .,-...t .r ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-21
LAWYER PLANS
CAMPAIGN FOR
GRANT RELEASE
Boy Receives Word Of
9O-Day Reprieve With
Smile; Says Worry Is
Lifted

CHICAGO. Sept. 70 Thomas H.
Swanson. attorney for Bernard Grant.
under sentence " d,ath. was planning
tonight TIE la~t Stages in hi~ figh. w
save Grant from the gallnw-. Earlier u
the iay word had been received from
Springfield that tE governor I,u
Small had granted tine hny 80 da,
rcprievo. which Set. thc date w cNc,u.
tion over fo January ~
Several If Chicago best lawyers.
said Mr. Swanson ~wil ~ tp >pru.
fi'ld 70 plead for the hoy when our pr.
tition is heard Thousand w other IVY.
tiiion> from individuals and from orElni-
zaii"ns have been received ana these wji
hc forwarded ~ the governor I'D Gram.
behalf We understand that other &C..
quests for clrm"ury in thr ease have
been sent directly 'o th. state capitol"
Grunt received thc new. w hi- rc-
prieve with a smile
Fine that's just fine" ~ said "ii
lifts nin'ty dly- NJ worry off my -huuld-
ors NV hair ought 70 turn black after
that. hope in time the governor vilI
commute ms sentence entirely. | de-.
serve that. bccIu~. | am innocent
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-21
BOYS INJURIES
PROVE FATAL
Ralph Holland Dies as
Result of Accident
Saturday

After making ..ryr..+. r;.b. r,r w;
rf, p.rI tr.u
!, ""' @'" wv
"''' Hi'' N- Nh ll'IlAnd. -urrumh"d
y" ~d"' + and Toss II blood resulting from
rhr accident fn which wv. ,t-. .t,t ,..-.r.
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,s,.- m "'''"'
i.' N'''N Hospital III
'''' ''I"f' W blood TRANSMISSION could be
made.
1ur Youth was ra.aI, iri,,r,l ,-,.....r
....,...
'.'''''
''-. wy lr""u~'.I .I.r. when '
''"- Nli'"h"H hi hi- twin
~ ''!. was .rcII'hi1iy di>-
..'i-"N. H' I"ah struck ih" youth near
'"' ''-H. hI'. ahd ih" i"~- nf Hloud
'""-'H AiHl VI" "" in weakened condition
"' 'f"H2hi i" Brownsville
H''"-
''.'' NH 'N' ""uAd Wi.>
"' "'ih~ "i''' Ih iht r.iA.
+.." I''II'" Nd~ iA'H i"h'h "" .hr Mercy
'.,.'I." "' N MIRA reported a. "'ri'rk
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>".I'N "lItr = ci"rb.
hHIIh l"Nald "H- "rr ni fHr tr~t
IoN'd h"A~ in fr"Wn~Ni.c. Ihr oli IAN
N"I' "~ Jh Young Knew hiu ANA hi> little
Drown pony Hni always returned ihc
,"''.il,' greeting "h''h they received
'''-i "' N"N'' ll' '"I"" F'In'h'N h
Mini" "I'''"- 'i"n- N'h "n'ih'f b"> "h
'"' I""'' VIM" wy H'H ~'I'i'u Ih pref
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'">>ii"l'> was SHOWN hl thtI H'Il"H lh
naming Aim NJ" mead many CLASS "c-
''', ','t'>-
NlNaA~ th'rrIul aHd I"Nir, ihH -
year "ld h"y had cultivated q number "a
Friends among thc uIl as wrlI hr
young. When word "f hi~ accident pass
rd around yesterday, Kind solicitations
Gam. from many "i ih older resident
VI 'T' '..I VINO hl'" I'.'. I'T n'> F'"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-21
IoCTSTS INVADE MENICO

NENICO CITY. Sept. ~. Rivers m
Iocusts which flooded the right of way
near Nuuoz. Vera Cruz. alTo-t wreck
"a train IN thc lntcroccanic railway
ANA hl ,ckcd traffic for VI dar. according
.o reports I'm m Vera Cruz on thc recent
plague of "mountair jumpers as ,hcy
ara called in Spanish. The insects have
swept clean great stretches of cultivated
lands III Fucbla. OaXaca and Vera Cruz
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-21
DALLAS ATTORNEY
IS REFUSED BOND
Lny Thn Ae.nrI-Led Trc...l

DALLAS. Texas. Sept. 20 William
Lester Crawford. lnral attorney. under
indifferent IN charge If murder in
connection with thc fatal shooting W.T.
Paul N. O.pav. another lawyer on Sent
cmb,r MI. was rcn-Hirdcd wv iail with
ouf bond late today at the close of 2
habeau- corpus hearing before District
Judge Charles Al Piprin.
Robert r. Alien chief counsel FOR
Tho defense gave notice that the case
would he submitted Immediately" q
the court Of criminal appeals.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-21
WILBUR STARTS
DEFENSE STUDY
Speeches Were Misquot-
ed, Secretary Asserts;
Not Questioned

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2O-At the
~Uggc>ti"n of President Coolidge. See
rc-ary Wilbur to-day began compre
hcr~ir. study uf tho relative valrr of
each arm of the national defense under
thr navy department with Y view W
recommending cnordinatcd program
f"r d,v"lnpm'Ht during the next several
years. The work is to ~ taken up later
hy h"ard ut expert. which probably
wilI include representatives Of the other
services a- wrII a~ civilIan industries.
The new study of thc navy WAS de-
tcrmiucd upon at White House con
ference which lasted about an hour Mr.
Wilbur at ii> conclusion said he had rem
drrrd W port WV hi> five weeks iuspec-
tion nf thr fleet and naval shore stations
nu thc west coast aud III The political
situation there a~ hp hHd observed it
The secretary declared his speeches
during thc period had nnt been dis
cu--cd af lhr conference and the only
explanation given fur thc presidents re-
quest that hr return tp the capital was
that " new valuation w air submarine
Hnd surface craft of rhr navy was neceS-
-ary with view Z" adjusting the sums
fu hr sought ior each from the budget.
Being certain thar this was the matter
iu view. Mr. Wilbur said hc had in
-rrurtcd Captain Walter r. Gherardi. his
aide. who i> recognized ~ an expert
upon aviation. ro prepare n memorandum
during the return trip setting forth the
accepted view W.T. INV service This was
pres ned ma President Coolidge today
as y basis FOR the study.
The secretary referred ~ recent
speech in which b. declared the battle
Ship ~tilI i- thp backbone w national de-
frn~r. This WAS the view expressed
two years ago NY the joint army and
navy board headed NM General PrrShing
AMI i~ said - b. adhered 10 BY veteran
~tratrgi-t> iu both departments despite
fhf progress In aviation.
Secretary Wilbur declared much of hr
adverse comment regarding his rennHt
speeches was the w suit of Interpretations
SHREVEPORT. Ia. Sept 20.--A. $.
Douglas speaker 0f the Louisiana House
of representatives died al his home IN
Dixie near here this evening.
REPRESENTATIVE DIES
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-21
Two-Year Suspended
Term Given in Staying

NEWTON. Tcyas. Sept. 20.-W. 4. l..
Iankfori on trial y ~ since Tuesday
for Tho murder of George Stephenson M
D,weyvilic and Beaumont. wa given Il
two year appended sentence PM the
jury at $3.50 this morning after Il had
hren out for n hours. Stephenson. y
r-nch owner with residence on Beau
mont and extensive properties in this
county. YVES killed August 20 shot to
death by IankfoId with rifle n
r-rc out IN the testimony that the
killing was over a debt of Sl2i FOR
which Lankford sued Stephenson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-21
BURNS TO PLANT
FARM ON RIVER
Plantation Owner Ex-
periments With Fall
Cantaloupes

me Lhs' F"rm the United
"'e.' '.' name "i "h' hundred
'' '',''' near '"' .""ulh OF
u, ""', ""' '''i' Itil'' h' '"'l
hH'"N ''u Sous "Nn WIFI '' r'1hl'"
WV Y" 'dn''I"uPcs. lhls i- ih" last
hair "in Nj ] ,ne youn.,<' g.<' Nf' Burn. 7''i'
Mr. Ru,r. tri.J Inn, ..r .,,.,.. -;.-..... 81,
GENTLY of rt,rtir, ,r..r., WV.
cam TLrr. MI, 49,. r... I
vail, VII, rI,rt r.,t,ra.,n wy. s'n
~ .aid tb. rcrrr,I or.ria,, J.f..r.. ...,
;,,, Lccr that ,bo, ". r,, t,,. ...,l
rt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-21
DENTISTS ELECT

DALLAS. SEPT co. pr VI III Neal NJ
Abilene was elected president NJ the
Teyas Dentists association at the ar-
rual convention hero today Dr Vi. II.
Rrcvu of Wichita Fails was named
president elect ~ take office year
h.rcc. san Antonio was chosen for the
1925 convention.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-21
THE WEATHER

EAST TEXAS: Sunday ard Monday
rHrtly cloudy: showers in n rth ror-
tion. Sunia, night or Monday. cooler
IN Northwest portion sunday; cooler IN
the the interior Mon iay.
WEST TEXAS: Sunday ana Monday
partly cloudy, probably showers in
North portion. cooler Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-21
RRE CTION

lttcr from John Shary president
"f the Trvn- Citrus Fruit Growers EN-
,hangr. calls attention tu tho fHrt THAT
the crop from the ln5-acrc citrus or-
chari sold near HarliHrcn. va, not pur-
chased hv thr Citrus Exchange The IN-
change dos not 60 ont to buy fruit. N
handle inv fruit strictly f"r ii~ members
,nl~. on % operative basis. Mr. Shary
said
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-21

SHREVEPORT. Ia. Sept. 2O.--A. $.
Douglas speaker of the Louisiana House
of representatives died AZ his home IN
Dixie near here this evening.
REPRESENTATIVE DIES
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-21
WALL PAPER

WE ARE SHOWING THE
NEWEST DESIGNS
Arizona state miner., 1924-01-19
BENSON PIONEER PASSES

William j. McGill, probably the old
est citizen of Benson, died January
3, 1924, in the hospital at Douglas,
partially from the effects of injury
received by accident in 1896.
William J. McGill was born in
ireland, having immigrated to Texas
in early childhood, during the days
of the republic. He grew to manhood
and engaged in railroad building. He
was a soldier in the Mexican army
against Maximilliano, and also a con-
federate soldier. He was born Of
Presbyterian parentage, but never af-
filiated with any church or order.
Mr.. McGill supervised the building
of the Southern Pacific Railroad from
Tucson to Benson in 1873, locating
here then and remaining citizen
most of the time since. He was a
member of the famous Walker Expe-
dition to Nicaragua in 1885. An uncle
named Marshall founded the town OF
Marshall, Texas.
William j. McGill was one of the
best known men around Benson, and
will be remembered by many warm
friends as an honest upright citizen.
He leaves no relatives in America.
He left considerable property around
Benson, consisting of real estate AMI
Arizona state miner., 1924-01-19
Let's Be Broadminded.

Of
naturally wonders what
town
dollar two? 1t would
together for the of the
asks they
Will they
the people fighting
thinking Wkenbus?
Hall boycotted, !
Wickenurg naturally
Why
night in Baxter Hall So not? Let's people like
Wckenbure treatment
The people there the
EVERY OWNS A BUSINESS
PIECE PROPERTY IN WickENBURG TO BOOST FOR THE
1t is welLknown saying that sentiment
do o
things in private life whn
published
terribly allowed
object
prejudices This
the other fellows place while
the fellow Do
We
responsible life
the jail, bother with them
ohavebu
feowmen preudices?
friends OF
where and business do mix If the business
did
would
trying build
personal
the
let's pull together
make to live in Wiekenburg!
A NEWCOMER .
Arizona state miner., 1924-01-19
$40, 100000 FOR ROADS, ARlZoNA'S
PLAN

Governor George w. P. Hunt and
the state highway department mean
business in the $2O,000,OO0 state
highway development program. This
was evidenced in the release to the
press of the draft of the highway bill,
for the consideration of which the
legislature will be called into special
session early this year.
The proposed measure contains
proposed amendment to the State
Constitution permitting a $20,000,00O
bond issue, to be paid off from funds
collected from the Scent gasoline tax.
Under the present system half of the
gasoline tax is now turned over to
the various counties of the state for
county road purposes, and the other
half is credited to the account OF the
state highway department for state
road purposes. Under the proposed
measure all of the tax would be
placed in the state road bond redemp-
tion fund.
Arizona state miner., 1924-01-19

There will be dance at Congress
on January g. Music will be fur
nished by the Wickenburg Melody
Four. There is talk of having
dance in Wickenburg the following
Saturday.
Arizona state miner., 1924-01-19
bank deposits.

bank deposits.
The remains were inferred Friday,
the burial being attended by a large
concourse of old time friends.-Ben-
son News.
Arizona state miner., 1924-01-19
The Much Discussed Box Peace Plan

the following brief
satisfactory
the 100000 prize:
andP Harding in February, 1928
of the League Of Nations
shall offer extend
the the
body of nj n,ualc conditions which
public opinion the
originally implied in Articles X and XVI
the Monroe Doctrine
will obligations
under the Treaty of
/ Propose that be
to all
development of international law
writer personally believes that there
nations unless force implied Nations
them behave unless
without thinking OF the
WELL because we
without
Wouldn't it be pretty nng
the court men
appeal to the
without morally oo
force the United States can
implied so why not
the world? Men or nations
unless tnere is oce
the order good do without the military %
De ny
court, with of this country.
Arizona state miner., 1924-01-19
LINERS.

TWO FOR ONE This ls no joke.
So will pay for the State Miner for
whole year, by mail or carrier, if in
the city; and another copy free to any
address IN the U. s. or Canada.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1924-01-31
BLOC TO BLOCK THE
BONUS BLOC.

1t is said that members Of the agri-
cultural bloc in congress will demand
that farm legislation shall follow i'm
mediately after consideration of the
tax reduction measure. That means
the displacement of the bonus bill
and its relegation to a point still fur
Their down the legislative calendar.
The bonus bloc and the farmer bloc
can fight it out among themselves.
Meanwhile those senators and repre-
setnatives who have little patience
with class legislation, but who are
trying to pass laws for the benefit of
the country as a whole. will do their
best TO serve the general welfare.