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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-17
FL representante Pilot
Garcia no puede ser ex-
pulsado de SUI Partido a
menos que no Sc cum
plan los reglamentos I'M
.puestos por el ORGANISING
director de la Colectivi-
dad para esos casos

Con motive de los informes que
han circulado acerca de la possible
expulsion del representante Pilot
Garcia del seno del Partido Socia-
|, lista, al cual pertenece, Sc nos ha
dichoS que ell ORGANISING Director de
la referida colectividad no tiene has
ia la fecha conocimiento Official de
tai asunto, extranandole que pueda
haber algo de cierto en- la version,
puesto que de acuerdo con la Cir
cular No. A dirigida las Secciones
Locales, aprobado por el Comite
Executive Territorial en- su session
del 80 de diciembre de 1928, no Sc
puede declarar traidor nj expulsar
ningdn miembro del Partido, en-
tanto no sea hecha una investiga-
cion de los hechos por ell Vice-Pre-
sidente del partido en- ell distrito, Y
sea autorizada por ell Executive la
publication de un hecho de tai natu-
raleza.
Sc sabe, sin embargo, que existen
pequeIios rozamientos por cuestiones
de vanidades personales entire algu-
nos liders socialistas de Guayama,
peros no Sc ha informado a aquel
de ning1n hecho realizado por ell re-
presentante Pilot que amerite su
expulsion del Partido. De todos mo-
DOS, dicen, ell Connite Executive Te-
rritorial investigara 10 que haya
ocurrido en- Guayama entire ell repre-
! sentante Pablo Pilot v la Secci6n
Local de la cual es miembro, Sc
puede estar SECURE, agregan, que
cualquiera que sea la question en-
vuelta en- este asunto, sera tratada
y resuelta por ese ORGANISING CEN
trail de acuerdo con ell mas elevado
espiritu de unprecedented Y de JUS
ticia. La dectrina mantenida por ell
Executive es que no debe ser juzga-
do nj condenado ningin miennbro
del Partido, sin que Sc lie formulen
especificamente los cargos, Sc les
den todas las oportunidades de de-
fensa... Y mantiene, inalterable-
mente, tambien, ell principle demo-
cratico humane, de que nadie debe
ser condenado sin antes darsele opor-
tunidad de ser dido.
ST despues de investigate y deci-
dido ell case que nos ocupa, anaden,
merece alguna information pdbli-
ca, esta Sc dara, fin de que ell
pals conozca la verdad de los hechos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-17
DON JUAN CARROT, ENFERMo

Atacado de una repentina indisposi-
ci6n, Sc ha visto ob,igado ingresar
en- ell Auxilio Mltuo, de Hato Rey, el
rico v distinguido fnanciero de Nagua-
DO, don Juan Carrot, muy estimado
amigo nuestro, y persona que goza de
s6lido prestigio y envidiables simpa-
tias en- la sociedad puertorriqueiia.
Aunque la enfermedad del sefior Gar
zot revisti6 relativa gravedad al prin
cipio. Sc encuentra va bastante mejo
RADIO.
Hacemos fervientes votos por e.
pronto restablecimiento del distingui-
do amigo, celebrando la mejoria que
experimental en- su ssalud.
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Aver Sc vi6 ante eI juez Rodriguez Sierra
q injunction radiCadO pOr vafiOs duenOs
de Cabalos contra Ia Corporation del hip6-
droRO LAS Casas''
Los PETICIONARIOS HAN TIE.
NIDO QUE RADICAR UNA FAN
"a DE MIL DOLARES PARA
RESPONDER ANTE Ell TRIBU-
NAL DE LA SUSPENSION DE-
DiCHOS FONDOS

Aver &c vi6 ante ell Hon. Juez Ro-
drfguez Sierra de La Corte de Ddstrits
Secci6n Segunda, la vista de un iRjunc
tton radicado por Ell L.cdo. Lsopoldo
Telin, de esta ciudad, a Rombre de sus
clientes: Manuel Dones, Antonio Urru-
tia, Alexandra Mendez, e. M. Amy, Je-
sts CastrAl6n, J. Lopez Sa,as, y A G..
Martinez demandantes- contra: Re-
xach Racing & Sporting Corporation
demandada.
Esta. demanda de Injuntion Nene por
fin, evitar que La demandada, 0 sea La
corporation del hip6dromo "Las Ca
sas'', siga descontando un por ciento
de los premios que correspondent los
duehos de caballos, para dedicarlo a
aumentar los fondos del Jockey Club,
organismo al cual los demandantes no
pertenecen. Estos alegan que resultan
perjudicados en- sus intereses, va que
clos no pertenecen ese clab, nj de-
vengan beneficio alguno del mismo y
sin embargo Sc ven obligados contri-
buir semanaimente con parte de los
premios.
Aver Sc vic ante Ell Juez Rodriguez
Sierra dicho injunction. Los demandah-
tes estuvieron Representatives por SUI
abogado. el Lcdo. Teliu, la deman-
dada por .el Lcdo. Rivera Zayas. Des-
pues de una vista previa, Y como quie-
ra que er Juez Rodriguez Sierra entra
ahora en- vacaciones ell case qued6 para
ser visto dentro de algunos dias. Mien-
tras tantU, los peticionarios, han tenido
que dspositar una fianza de mil d6lares.
para responder ante diche tribunal de
Ia suspension de los fondos que hasta
la fecha ha estado percibiendo Ell ''Joc
key Club.
Este case ha sido acogido en- general
con gran inter6s, por tratarse de que
les demandantes son todos duehos de
caballos, que en- la actualidad estan
corrftndo en- un hip6dromo de Ia de.
mandada, y que por 10 tanto tienen in
tereses comunes. Ademas. recordaran
nuestros lectores, que Ell Jockey Club
sc. form6 precisamente para ayudar !.
(Contin1a en- la pagina ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-17
Noventa diaS para tramitar Ell ex
pediente de Tin aCcidente de tra-
bajO. en- vez de dos y tres amos
como sucede en- la actuaIidad.

Ell representante Leopoldo Tormes
nos informo aver que de un momento
a otro presentaria un proyecto para
enmendar los articulos de la Ley
int.tulada LEY para promover Ell
bienestar de los habitantes de Ell pue-
bio de Puerto Rico en- 10 referente a
academies que causen la muerte o le-
stones de los trabajadpres en- ell curse
de su empleo; establecer Ell deber de
les patronos de compensar sus en-
pleados herederos segtn Sc defnen
en- esta ley por raz6n de lesiones o
muerte independents de neglgencia
~ proveer los medios metodos para
hacer effective este deber; crear un
fondo de seguro para asegurar los
patronos contra dicha responsible
dad v proveer la administrator re-
glamentacion de dicho SECURE; crear
una comisi6n de indemnizaciones a
obreros, determinar sus facultades y
deberes; establecer la responsabilidad
de ell pueblo de Puerto Rico, respscto
sus trabajadores por lesiones muer
te de estos en- las obras que realize por
administrator, para otros fines, apro
bada EN- rs de febrero de 1913, tai y
como fue enmendado en- IA de julio de
1921, y para otros fines.
Decr6tase por la Asamblea Legisla-
tiva de Puerto Rico.
Ell Sr. Tcrmes nos dijo que de apro-
barse su proyecSo ell articulo de la
VICENTE Ley, rezaria en- Ell sentido de
que cualquier obrero sujeto las dis
posiciones del nlismo que sufriere le-
stones o enfermedad mientras estu-
(Contin1a en- la pag. 10)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-17

Ultimamente sc llev6 a cabo una
asamblea de Uniones Obreras, Sec
clones Socialistas, Comite de los Re-
publicanos Puros y grupos afnes,
bajo los auspicios de la Union Obre-
ra Central de San Juan, afiliada a
la American Federation of Labor.
La mesa estaba constituida como
sigue:
Presidents: Rafael Alfonso Torres.
Secretario de Actas: Francisco Paz
Granela.
i Secretario de Distrito Guillermo
D. Lopez.
Secretario Corresponsal: Emilio
Fariza.
Secretario Financiero: Jose Ma.
Torres.
Tesorero: Eduardo E. Alvarez.
Marshal: Anselmo Fernandez.
Asistieron la Conferencia las ST.
guientes representaciones:
UNIONES OBRERAS: Carpinte-
ros 1850. Tipografos 478. Barberos
602. Pintores $50. Matarifes Y Ia
blajeros sos. Federada 17712, Cuer-
po Cons1ltivo Conjunto de las Unio-
mes de Tabaqueros de Puerto Rico.
Tabaqueros AGO. Estivadores $40
Carpinteros 1867. Pintores ITO Al
baniles 2. Plomeros v Mecanicos IT'S.
de San Juan, Puerta de Tierfa y
Santurce.
(Continla en- la pagt2a 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-17

la Clase de Cuarto Afio de Leyes un0
de los principales elementos que pro-
testaron contra sus actuaciones arbi-
trarias.
Mas de una hora estuvo informandoa
Ell joven Ochoteco ante ell Comite In
vestigador y fue objeto de numerosas
preguntas por Ell Presidente los de-
mas miembros del Comite.
Luego compareci6 ante ell Comite Ell
estudiante de Leyes don Emilio s. Be
laval, quien inform6 acerca de los I'LL
llaron en- la Universidad que han da-
timos acontecimientos que Sc desarro-.
do lugar la protesta que Sc ha estado
manteniendo por Ell Cuerpo estudiantil
contra este director de la Universidad.
Nuestro Redactor, seior Vargas, de-
claro ante ell Comite para referir las
manifestations que ell senior st. John
lie hiciera al ocurrir estos sucesos, prin-
cipalmente las que Sc referian a que el
tenia TN gran prejuicio contra los es-
tadiantes de leyes a los que deseaba
ver completamente fuera del radio de
Ia Universidad.
En- su declaration, nuestro Redactor
hizo referencia al informe rendido por
ell senior st. John la Junta de Sindi-
cos en- el que este acusaba los es-
tudiantes de Farmacia de haberse ro-
bado obietos de valor de los Labora-
torios, manifesto adeuAs ane~ea seilorl
st. John nunca pudo cxplicarle la ra-
son que habia tenido para dejar de
(Continia en- la pagina 81
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isidad deP.!R., Mr.. .0larles,W. 81. John
HOY CONTINUARAN LAS INVESTIGATIONS
Y Sc CTTARAN NUMEROSAS SIGNIFICADAS
PERSONALIDADES PARA DECLARAR EN-
ESTE IMPORTANTE ASUNTO

las
ofna reuni6 prnpaes que
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En- una asambIea dOnde asistierOn ObrerOs,
sOdaistas y repubiCanos pufOS, Sc amer-
|da endOsar eI mensaje que eI gobefnadOr
TOwner lego a IalegisIatufa, reGentemente

EN- UNA DECLARACION DE
PRINCIPIOS, LA ASAMBLEA
ACUERDA HACER CONSTAR
QUE LOS ''PUROS" NO CONS
TITUYEN UNA FRACCION DEL
VIEJO NUCLEO REPUBLICANO,
SINO QUE REPRESENTA- LA
MAYORIA DE ESE ELECTORAL
DO PORTORRIQUENO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-17
centric DE DETALILSTAS DE
PROvISIONES DE PUERTO RICO
CONvOCATORIA

Por acuerdo de esta Directiva en- su
Session Ordinaria celebradal ell dia IL
del corriente mes, por la presente Sc
convoca Junta General Extraordi-
maria para tratar asuntos relacionados
con la LEY DE PEsAS Y MEDI-
DAS" la cual Sc efectuara en- ell local
de esta Association sito SAN JOSE
Nm. 26 altos ell microbes dia 18 del
cdfriente Las oCHo de la noche.
Atentamente,
MANUEL FORASTIERI.
Presidente.
NOTA:-Se invita- esta reunion
los Detallistas no pertenecientes q
esta Association. Advt.
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i;;;YO RFGAlO mis- MIIlONFS NJ

A quien en- p r. pueda reconstruir-
le su maquina de escribir, sumar y
GAIA Registradora, mas barato nj me-
jor que yo. Evite gastar en- una nue.
va Brujo Ojeda millionaire, Tele. 355
San Jose No. 81. San Juan, P. r.
.TENGO MAQUINAS DE VENTA
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MANUEL FoRAsTIERI. !.
Sc ALOIHLA

Un magnifico local para estableci-
miento con aparadores mostrado-
res en- la Gale de San Agustin No.
125, Parada 7, Puerta de TERRA v
una habitaci6n interior para vivien-
da. Informara Julian Perez Sevillano.
Cruz 23 Altos. Adv
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Ante IN COntt especial de Ia Cdmara presiddo por
el ST. Roman, dedafaron yariOs. .testg@ en- Ia inves-
|dgad6n que Sc pradialWnta d dean de Ia Unver-

Ell REPRESENTATIVE TORMES
INTENTA REVOLUCIONAR LOS
PROCEDIMIENTOS DE LA LEY
QUE HASTA Ell PRESENTE HA
VENIDO PONIENDO EN- PRAC,
TlCA LA COMISION DE INDEM-
NIZACIONES A OBREROS,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-19
TEXAS UNIVERSITY
employees MAY GET
INCREASED SALARY

AUSTIN. Texas, June ia general
increase in salaries Of University of
Texas employees tu permit the univcrsi-
ty to give them life insurance was an
nouncsi today. A letter sent 10 all full
time members of the executive and
teaching staff and I other employees
who have completed one year of ser
vice. explains the insurance plan
shercby each person ~ To w insure \
without examination for arr amount
equal to one years salary. The plan does
not become effective unless three
fourths Of those eligible apply for the
Insurance.
Some question arose as 10 whether the
university had the iegal power 10 in
sure its employees and Il Is understood
the plan was not adopted until assur-
anccs were received from the attorney
general that II was legal. The question
Mad been raised that " IL il legal for
the university to insure its employees ID
world Nv cqua ~ proper and legal for
the state to give an its employees i'm
surance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-19
PARACHUTE JUMP
SAVES VETERAN
AVIAT0R'S LIFE

DAYTON. g.. June ~ Lieutenant
John A. McReadY veteran VI the Amer
i,an non stop cross country flight last
night escaped death wv making para
chute jump from hi~ airplane when in
hurst into flames ai an altitude NJ 1000
feet near here.
When the plane biz the earth the crash
brought hundreds of people III the scene.
who stood hy helpless. while the heat
from TIE burning wreck Kept them NV y
distance from which they were unable
to rcSrHe the pilot. whom they believed
to ~ imprisoned in the flames
A. the flames smuuldcrrd away. per-
mitiinE search of the wreckage fnr the
body "f the pilot Lieutenant MacReady
pushed through the crowd and said IL
had landed safely about a quarter II 4
mile away floating ~ an easy landing.
The veteran flicr did not appear
shaken ny Lis experience
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-19

PROVIDENCE. r. I. June Ia.-Chlor-
ine gas was let loose in ths senate
chamber ear today after that body had
been in stssi0n since Tuesday at 2.O5
pm. The fumes were s0 strong that IN
WAS impossible to stay IVA the room and
the factions that have prevented ai-
Inurnmcnt agreed Mp am hours recess
in order to clear the gas from the
chamber.
Three republican senators ami one
democrat were ovsrcome Ivy TIE Gas and
treated by physicians
When thc senate rrconvrned ana the
Lieutenant governor noticed thc absence
WI the three republicans who were over
come hy the gas. M ordere the deputy
sheriffS 40 bring them into the senate
chamber. The deputies reported that
they were unable tu do ao. The lieuten-
amt governor then deputized Id civilians
io compel thu attendance MI the repuh-
licans. He ordered them ~ break down
the doors of the committee room where
tha stricken senators were. A squad W
Is Frovi 'ercc WV icc was prepared W
resist such violence
The Eas was wv w newspaper discover
IVA behind tine rostrum draperies
Governor Flynn. who appeared i'm the
chamber shortly after the discovery Of
the soaked newspaper. declared that an
attempt hai apparently tecn made 10
suffocafc Lieutenant Governor Toupin.
who showed effects of the fumes ana
left TIE chamber
When the fumes VIZ the Gas became ap-
Parcrt. senators and spectators became
grogry. Soon Senators Sherman. San
derson and sharpe. republicans and
Powers democrat. sank into coma. and
were carried out.
An hour and N half after the gas was
discovered. physicians announced. that
the four senators were out of danger
Lieutenant Governor Toupin. pale and
nauscated. mounted the rostrum and an
nounccd that the senate would proceed
with business. The four stricken sena-
cors we're not wv their places
Governor Flynn declared that ne was
"roinrtn the hottom of this and find
out who hi it~
The fiIibustcr WAS started bv the
democrats on the first day OF the ses-
sion, January 4. The democrats have be-
fore the senate 4 resolution submitting
% popular vote the question of calling
convention w revise the state constitu-
fCnntinurT on Page %iw
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-19
GOVERNMENT
STANDS PAT
ON EXCLUSION
Reply to Japanese Protest
Holds Congress Has Right
to Control immigration;
Note is Friendly

llNtrI1N. June lH The Amer
ican government has replied fo the
JnrHnr~e protest against the exclusion
provision uf ihr immigration act in IA
note explaining nf length the position
taken by this government, hat admitting
no question KS IT, THE right " ,ongreS
10 take into IVY own hands tie nation "
sovercign power w control immigration
through itS borders The communication
was made public la-t night
Cordial and friendly n tome the Amer
lean reply No thc same time makes it
clear thar fhr nitrd States ha- at no
time assumed anv obligations written Ut
implied upon which the - lnSion pro
vision ia any wav fre~paSseS.
81 reiary IIugheS point Ont w thc
note, which iS generally construed as
demonstrating rhr yiyN WY thr Washing
ron g.gsrHmrnt lhAt thr exclusion lAw
~ " rlpsrd IN, ilrni with nn attempt nv
modify ii storms Nv hr expected. that the
action taken i- mandatory upon fhe
executive branch M fhe government and
allows no latitude for fhe exercise nt
rxeruiive discretion as fn the carrying
ou NJ ihe legislative viii ~ expressed iu
thc statute
Expressing plea sure over thr ffierdli
mess ana caudor~ WI ihe protest com
muri ALTON delivered wv hil hy Amha-S
ador IIHnihara and giving assurance NJ
th. readinr~s Df thu American govern
mrnt NM consider in INA the same spirit,
Secretary Ilnehcs proceeds to an an-
nls~ir mi the exclusion provision In it-
application IA al aliens inehgii ~ ~ cifi-
zrnship.
Taking into account the exceptions
provided thp secretary says. the pro
] ,i4ur does not differ greatly in its
ractiraI operation. ur I'M the policy
uhich its rrflr t- from the under r-tand
inG embodied in fh" gentleman agree
mrnf
Esnre-- inn appreciation M Japan co-
operation in CARRYING ont this long "s
fahlished policy. The note adds thar in
deed fhc aprropi iatene~~ w that policy
Eas been confirmed rather than
questioned by ibr voluntary action ol
Your government wv aiding I'M its "Nrru-
tiun.
Stating hroJdiy thr opsiiion of THE
American government Mr. HHEhr~ dg-
rIarcs VI does nat feel that hv viriH" oi
the existing understanding ftha gentle
mems aEr"rmenfl mn of thc negotiations
in has conducted m the past wiah 'hf
japanese government ii has in any sense
lnef or impaired the fnll liberty ~ action
which y would otherwise have iH ih"
matter ="
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-19
Gas is Used to Disband Rhode island Senate
Y HURT IN TRUSS ACCIDENT DIES TO-DAY
AMERICAN EMBASSY
TAKES OVER AFFAIRS
BRITISH IN MEXICO

ins ietfera from him IN the Mexican GOV
ernmrni
The lettri werc written. The premier
said te0au-, ihe government ~ MeXiru
wa~ TRYING wv n pp cs Mrs.. Evan. VT
her farm.
The proceedings as reported ip him
were irregular and Illegal. Ine premier
~, lartd and Mr. Cimhniu- would have
hrrn lacking in performance of hi~ daiy
f ic had nni made representation. on
her hehalf
Ti- brought cheers from ihe house.
Mr. Nh. donald said hc saw nothing
obic tisnahl, n TIE letters ANA remarked
ihat " foreign office. oujc,trd tu surh
communications there w"rld spun ~ Eu
diplomatic relation. ui ali
After various attempts had been ma'ie
tp rei fhr M,Niran -nseriimeni fp stay
if- hand n message rame q" ih" foreign
"fiicr last Saturday stating that Il ~.
Cnmmn. did net surrender himself ihe
British legation would ~ broken into oH
June IL.
The consul general was warmed hy
WV of ihr gravity VI -uch u sfrr. con-
ing.d fhr premier, and ! made n final
request tn ihe government Nh take na
further action until ihr arrival "f Sir
Thnmm. Holders mission. Mhi b ] mas
still prepared in send The nest day !
rrf ris.d refusal and therefore rc-
atIe~frd tine American government NV
arrange f"r fh. Withdrawal of Nj 'um
minis aud scc W. his -af" cnndn ANA
ial. charge " the legaiipr meanwhile.
~ have just heard from ihr stale de-
plrini.u n Washington thar arrange
m.ni- far Alr tummin- withdrawal have
been made. | hope | base made AZ cl"ar
that wr have shown every desire 4"
study M-Aian ~n4repiihilifie, compatible
with ihe dignity II his maieelt govern
mont ard with ihe pr"ie fipu ~ which
ever, British subject ~ entitled and
mHst r.r.iN
There vrrc more cheers for this cx-
pres lnA ht thr premier.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-19
HEADQUARTE
FOR CANDIDATES
BEING OPENED
Preparations for Democratic
Convention Being Made
Rapidly as Time for Big
Meeting Approaches

NEW YORK, JaHc No. With William
Gibbs McAdoo In active charge of his
campaign for the democratic prfsiden en
tlal nomination and new hea quarter
openei for Governor Alfred +. Smith
where he viii meet and get acquainted
with t,c increasing flow ~ delegate
the heightened intensity ~ poll. ral MAJ
ne suvering was distinctly noticcab to-
day.
Anti-McAdoo leaders hogan confer
erccs seeking To select possible orpon
= Is. Senator Fat Harrison Of Mississip
nj already se ecfed for temporary
chairman Of the convention. Is fho latest
mentione as = possible compromis 4
candidate for The nomination.
Others. some of whom have already
onened headqraItcrs. iaciudc Oscar TN
derwood. John ". Davis. artnr Glass
Samuel T.. Ra'ston. James NJ COX auc
Joseph r.. Robinson
Homer 81. Cumming. genera lr under
stood a. be slated for chairman NJ ihr
resolutions committee. already ie begin.
ling to feel the pressure regar ink ihc
variou planks for the platform. George
r. Brennan. Illinois leader, who arrived
Yesterday caslc out strongly against tn
Ku Klrx Khan.
on the subject ~ whether the con
ventiou would ic 'ong in session ~
whether the nominations would quickly
he made Mr. Brennan saii
INV guess and mv prediction is that
tho convention will take more than five
md not more than ten ballots before a
presidential nominee Is named. Therc
will be no quick nomination"
and was welcomed 81 large delegation
~ his workers with two hra bands et
'fiumphal journey ~ his headquarters
and issued statement IN which hc ~
clared The democratic party was sure of
victory only If IL WAS guide hy the
progressive forces within the party.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-19
Three KILLED,
MANY WOUNDED
IN TRAIN CRASH

ATLANTA June iD Three men ore
known to hnye been Killed and probably
man ynihrr injured in y cplii-inn br
tween authhnrnd ,a -rnEr fran Mr.. =;
and freight on fhr N. I'll and S i4
Ca. according fn information received
here
The dead are II r. Robinson of
krnf-su engineer of ihr freight. A y.
I.rrhrrlgr. Dalton. Ca frrnan on thr
freight Iaifiry Iemiin-ou. Adhir-, ,ilir.
nr,hanic
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-19
SENATORS
OVERCOME
BY FUMES

ppnyTpE-NtfE p Trrn IA n
-..l. .r .L. l.agfrr- nr ,oi.o,o.,r
s,,... IN 49,. e,... gnrn.. chamber tha
rnnn,.lir-.r ,,o,nh.,. ,.ho cors.itn.s "
,.,.i..;,. 80. .of,,.cd WV ...o,t 49,
-, s,.-;,r .,a ,.cre .rra-..d ",
,,.',,..n, aa Wy. r;.,,,.r.rt Cov
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-19

NEW YORK. June ~. William q.
McAdon today took acttve charge 81 his
own campaign FIR the democratic prt si
Dental nomination and at hi hc.dquar-
ters ia the Vanderbilt Hotel began con
fsrenccs.
Among those with whom W. talk Y
were Senator q ass of Nirgiuia; Homer
Cummings. Bruce kremei of Montana.
vice rhairmar NJ tho democratic naf i0na.
committee. Thomas y. Love of Trxat.
national committeeman. and Frank II
Faris. Missouri state chairman.
David ~ 4 Rockwell. who has beer
managing Mr. McAdoo's campaign. said
that work hai already started on fram
' plank acceptable to Nr MrAdeo
Mr. Rockwell said thc NcAtpo force
wopld on'rol most of th convention
commift. ", including that OH rcsolu.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-19
Davis Does Not Seek
Democratic Nomination

CHICAGO. Hume ~ John W. Davis
M West Virginia. former ambassador Nj"
Great britain. in not 70 candidate FOR the
democratic presidential nomination but
IN willing ~ answer the cal " the
party tu serve wy Ivy standard bearer. he
has written friends here
II have taken in good faith. Mr.
Davis said. the position that am not
candidate for the nomination and that
amy decision m the contrary must come
from the party and nof from myself.