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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-14
Plan CONTROL
OF Waters OF
NIAGARA ALLS

NIAGARA FALLS NV. MI. juno li
~nrrefnry Al Commerce Hoover. here
WV in.uret rau,r Development project
and stream control plans ID the Niagara
River. toiay vas tu viru experiment
hr engineers ga working mndrl oi ihe
Niagara C.uara " Thr eaanrrrs arc
-ecAine tn devise means of fnrr-ialline
lnrtts h"itN'l lhfhatlN- ih' N'""tf OF
ihr fali..
Standing before a waterfall seven irrt
hnh. miniature rreamirl tiun "f thr
american ,nd Canadian fsH~ effected hy
means MA survey anl special uirranc
,.i..ts-rati.~ u,-h fhe rapids above aui
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-14
FORMER PEACE
OFFICER shot
AT RANCHITA
Matamoros Authorities Hold
Man on Charge Of Killing
Joe Taylor, Former Rang
er and San Benito Officer

Joe Taylor of S.n Benito. former
Texas ranger. apd Valley peace officer.
was killed AZ Ranchita. II miles from
San Bcnito. "a the river. about l1
o'clock today. Manuel Benavides Is ia
the custody NJ Matamoros Officers
awaiting extra ition proceedings. Bcna-
tidcs I'm himself wounded in thr asm.
and has kaife cuts about the chcai
Cameron county Officers Nill take I'LL
mcdiatc steps % bring about his return
to face trial for murder
Details vi the killing reaching here
were mragrc According to Mr.. Taylor's
sister-in In law, al San Benifo. he had
gone to the river ranch. with a mal
n mc Carlos Xcncda. 10 assist the lat
trr in collecting n debt that had been
ovcrduc fer some three years. According
~ Tine story reaching here. quarrr
cnsucd. followed hv fist fight, during
Tho Progress of which one of thc men
went into the house. and procure "A
shot gum Mr. Tas Ior was shot through
the shoulder with load of huckshnf,
and after ~ had fallen wounded. was
beaten to death with the hutt of tho
lun County officers went w thc scene
with hloo hounds M investigate the
kiliiHg The body of Mr. Taylor wa
rough. fa asn Rcnito
Bsravidcs was apprchcndsd through
the efforts nf ocal peace Officers and
Immigration Officers. aided w authori-
fiS in Matamoroa- Deputy Sheriff T.v
uisr. ana immigration Officers Brcws
tar an Smith went M Natamnros snon
after the killing e. ask Officers III that
riiy t3 assist them in apnrehrndiuE thr
lave W Mr. Taylor. who was Thought
I'm have escaped across the rivcr. While
thcy were ~ Naifmoros. car drove
ravf them With n wounded man. who
proved 10 ~ Bnavides Masamoros Of
fircrs made the arrest
MY. TAYLOR was ono of the best known
rcure ofLrrrs in the Valley. having
serve actively as q ranger during the
bandit troubles ani having hsor city
mershal of San Beniio. and deputy CON
stahc since that time. ai various times.
lie was VERY poaular Miaif the Peaple q
Sar Benito lIe is survived hy hia wife
an ! two year old son.
Funeral arrangements had not been
ma at noon today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-14
DAWES 10 GET BIG
WELCOME In Home
TOWN ON RETURN

CHICAGO. Junr 1i Welcoming rr-
crpfirns for Brig General rhariee a..
Dawes republican virr presidential nom
ineoe. who returns to Chicago today. are
planned hy WI, liirndS hero'And ID Evans
tom hiS home
canEraiulaturA ncsragcS from MI parts
af thc country and ross the seas are
piled high on la desk M thr Central
4 usi company which he helped in nr
game years ago and since haS assisted
ia directing.
White thcy prepared io greet me mHn
made famous aS banker. political or-
-aiixrr. budget director and economic
expert. his FRIENDS toll of submerged
~ide tp hi~ makeup given little con~id-
rriiinn in d"~ ripfion ol ihc nrw canhi-
date.
The told of General Dawes then pnr
chasing agent w thr American army WI
France. standing ia front "f hi~ office
h. Sunday after fhc armistice was sign
"a watching irinrrhai parade of thr
Al-Miaus WV Paris. There were more
Numrn than men among tAc marrhrrs
anI nearly eycry woman was garbcd m
mourning.
~Thc women IL black The general
remarked. doesn't ii cnt clear into
you:~
Aa ihc parade tonrludch hc remarked
I-li newer forget these women in hlack y
Friends MI ihr nominee ~aN hr l> rrfi-
cent io talk 81 his philanthrory. posslil ly
hr most prominent ~ which are thc
three hotel established and operated hi
him fur destitute. men ami women
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-14
Electrical Storms May
Cause Postponement OF
Bennett Balloon Race

Rkt SSfi.I.S. June Ill., The prcva-
lr'ce of electrical Storm Throughout
western Europe In causing some anxiety
among iir organizers VT thr CaId"n BEN
nett cup ra n. which In 4ri fo start af
o'clock Sunday afiern"on Three
acrnnanis lost their lives and two were
seriously injured through lightning sirik
He their balloons Arnn after thc taic-uff
from i.rls-rils WV last years race. The
committee advanced This years race
from September iu June in order ~
avoid such afmn~rhrrical disturbances.
The race officials announced TODAY that
n tAe event of storm nf ans snri ihr
start thi yrar uiil be delayed until THE
atMu phrre cirar~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-14

INVESTIGATION
EXPLOSION ON The
MISSISSIPPI STARTS

SAN PEDRO. CAL June l4-Further
grim details of The turret blast which
killed a. men aboard the dresdnaught
Misaist irri Thurs ay and injured
dozen Others. five seriously. awaited
telling as members M the naval board
of inquiry investigating the disaster gs-
thercd for their second session On the
stricken battleship today
IA vivid picture of the fate which over
took the fighting men ~ turret No ?.
while the guns of their shiH and two
other vessels roared III target on the
r.n Clcmcrtc drill grounds south NJ
here. was contained in testimony offer
ed during yesterdays session.
The testimony Of Captain ". p. Bro
thcrton. commander of thn Mississippi
emphasize the stealth with which sud
den. flaming death swept from gun
hrecch into the crowded turrct and ex-
tinrrished almost half hundred lives
before the res. Of the ship knew what
ban happened.
III blame no one" he said In conclu-
sion. ~AlI my men did their duty. every
one. ] have on M the highest praise 80
offer.
There was praise. too. for the way
wv W stuck to their posts after the nerve
shaftrrinr news NJ disaster
Down in the engine and fire rooms,
"she ack gang" stayed with their jobs
realizing fully further explosion would
mean death IN them all. Deadly fumes
from the turrcts were sucked down into
their compartment hv the forced
drauEht vcntilating system and several
men temporarily were overcome.
Later those men were r. ieved BY an
other crew. every man of watch knew
what had happened w No. y turret ~ Y
that fire might at any moment reach
and explode the forward magazines a
few ftet away from where they must
work
tit was navy stuff. that's all. N said
Lieut.. Carl r. Weinccke. engineer off
Ger NJ the Mississippi. "The spirit On
this shin is bigi~
Tomorrow will W. day nf mourning
in several southern California cities
ami next Tucsdav. fhe day tentatively
sct aside for the funeral services Of the
Victims will wv marked hv solemn and
impressive services in which civilians
viii join with mcn and officers w the
fleet il paying homage 70 the men who
died.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-14
STORM TODAY
IN TENNESSEE
KILLS MANY

JOHNSON CITY Tenn. June IA
Terr fic eloudbursts in the mountains
near johnson Nj ty early today caused
heavy lays UT life and considerable
property damage, according To meagcr
tclrrhone Messages received here. Twelve
are knoa1n 10 hc dead at Garden and
one VIZ Stony Greek.
All communication lines arc down to
Garden and Hampton. Tenn. which ap-
pearcd t0 he iH the storm area
The cloudburst came as a climax To a
fay of heavy intermittent rains swell
ing streams already raging torrents and
sweeping everything before them
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four Held IN
INVESTIGATION
MAIL ROBBERY
Wounded Man, Believed One
Of Bandits is Found; Be-
lieve Robbers Escaped in
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-14
LATIN HABIT OF
GESTURING GETS
WAITER M BAD

The latin habit Of gcsturing in
conversation does not work well
when IL comes to soda ierker1.
Yesterday evening an emotional
lung soda jerker at a local confec-
iinners was attempting to explain
fom.thing 10 a number Of friends
Aho were seated at one Of the ia
hlcs in the confectionery. lie got
along all right until his emo
items got tho hest Of him, and then
hc proceeded 10 make a swift and
hectic gesture with his right arm.
which. ~ the way. was supporting a
tray Of glasses. The magnificent
gesture was spoiled. the glasses were
thrown all over the floor with
crash. and the tray hit the floor
with hang, leaving the waiter with
quite different emotions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-14
kLANSMEN MAY BE OUSTED

BATON ROUGE. June if-Paul n.
Perkins. great titan NJ the ku Klux
klan in louisiana. J. Stewart Douglas,
speaker " the house of representative
and other legislators are slated for cx-
rulsion from the X an tcrausc they sup
ported anii-klan legislation enacted in-
~ law by the assembly last week. ac
c0rdinE to reports here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-14
Gas War IN NEW ORLEANS

t!fv iir A@Sncintrd l'rcs~b
NI-W ORLEANS. june I i a retail
price war has broken uui amnn- fhe "i
rumpanics operating w Nrw orlean-
with an initial ni equivalent to approx
maicly three cents q gallon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-14
TWO KILLED nv WRECK

BERLIN. June 1.-two prrsons were
killed and forty ininrc today when
passenger train from Ma-dcburE crash
ed into the rear Of suburban train
standing at the station here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-14
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT

NEW YORK. Iune IA The actual
condition of clearing house banks and
trust companies fur The week show An
excess in reserve Of S.'6lia-SslO- This
II "A decrease of $.:,054 $40.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-14

CIIIs AGO. June IA man Shot five
times and in possession NJ several new
$1,000 hills. was under polHp Nstfh in
the county hospital fo,kiv ae suspect
IN connection with fh. invest igaiinn W
the mail robbery Thursday night When
u Chicago. Milwaukee a ST. Paul train
was held an - miles north of Chicago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-14
Official Weather Reports

Brownsville and viriniiy. Fair and
continued warm tonight and Sunday.
East Texas: Generally fair md CON
tnued warm tonight an sunday Light
70 moderate soutaCsly winds on the
coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-14
Pumping Machinery

III to IS h. p. Fairbanks Morse
and Kreugcr Atlas Oil Engines
in stock. Centrifugal Pumps.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-14
PIPE AND CASING

All sircs and kinds in stock. for
prompt shipment a right prices
Send us your orders
ALAMO IRON WORKS
San AHionfo-
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04
OLD REYNO

Edgar Caldwell was in Corning Sat
urday on Business.
Joe Herrin and family attended the
game at Doniphan Sunday.
Walter McCrary and family drove
to Doniphan, Mo-, to the ball game
Sunday.
The Fourth Of July will he celebra-
ted by most of our farmers in the field
this year.
Miss Thelma Ferguson of Biggers
has been employed with Mr.. Hit to
teach here.
Mrs. Myrtle Bowden-Akin Of st.
Louis is visiting with her sons, Marvin
and Eugene Bowden.
Mr.. Hit, our teacher for the coming
session, is attending the teachers in
stitute Mt POcahontas this week.
Mrs. W. w. Baker was called to
Reyno Friday night by the serious ill
ness of her mother. Mrs. Tom King.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Johnston of this
place visited Mrs Johnston's mother
and father. Mr.. and Mrs. Powell, at
Success Sunday.
The four month old boy of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Barcliff died Thursday
night and was buried at the Nelson
graveyard Friday His little twin sis
ter is also seriously sick.
Misses Lucille Garner and Hattie
Ellington. Clifford Upton and Gerald
Johnston attended the county grammar
school graduation at Pocahontas this
week where they received diplomas.
Cotton hoeing is the main item of
interest here. Some are up with their
work. while others are not. Rain and
light storms continue to visit this sec
tion. causing n hindrance to the farm
ers in Kidding their crops Of grass.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04
BIGGERS

Andy johnson of Success was here
Sunday visiting his son, Pete.
Attorney Williamson Of Puxico, Mo-.
was here Wednesday visiting his son,
sam.
John Luttrell. who has been danger
ously i'll with pneumonia, is reported
to be improving.
Miss Christene Poindexter is at
Pocahontas this week attending the
] teachers institute.
Prof and Mrs. ]. c. Eaton Of I'm
boden visited at the home Of ]. G.
Poindexter Sunday night.
Several from here attended the get
together meeting and dinner on the
ground at Success Sunday.
ID. c. Jones and Geo. +. Johnston
are building an ice house here for the
Poplar Bluff Ice & Fuel Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Poindexter
of near Manson were up here the last
of the week visiting relatives.
Some of our boys are leaving for
the western harvest fields. The farm.
crs need them here very badly.
Mrs. May Mitovich of Orient, ILL.,, is
here visiting at the home Of her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Wilmington.
Palmer Tyler and Miss Lola Kim
ball were married here last Saturday
evening, Esq. Geo. +. Johnston ofiiciat
ing.
Mrs. Ella b. Reynolds and son
Thomas, returned Monday from Poca
hOntas where they had been visiting
relatives.
Mrs. ]. Il. OdOm and daughter, Miss
Johnnie. returned Sunday from Little
Rock where they had been visiting the
past two weeks.
Mrs. CAME Elkins. who was living
with her son. Harry, died Monday and
her remains were taken out near Al
| Deftnh IOf lnteTInent.
Mrs. W. G. Davidson and son, Willie
have sold their stock of goods and have
leased the store building and dwelling
for five years to Shaver Mere. Co. OF
ReynO.
Sidney Johnson Of Maynard was
visiting here Sunday. He was accom-
panied by his daughter who was OF
her way to PocahOntas to attend the
institute.
Tom Holt and S. f. Harrison closed
deal last week whereby Mr.. Harri
son became the owner of the Holt lot'
and Holt became the owner of the
Marshal property on the west side.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04
ALBERTIIA

We are still having plenty Of rain
and the grass is growing fine.
p. Il. Buxton and two daughters had
business at the county hub Thursday,
I. b. Kerley was striken with
paralysis one day last week and his
right arm is paralyzed.
Almus Johnston, who has been visit
Ing his parents and other relatives
here, left for his home In Bartlesville.
Okla, "A few days ago. He was ac-
companied as far as Hoxie by his
father and two brothers and Lecil
Poor.
Our county agent, Mr.. Smith. was
at this place Thursday night with his
picture show. lie went on to Davis
Friday night and had Mr.. J. u. Wells
with him there. They both made a
talk on strawberries. Mr. Hulen also
made a talk. The show was good and
everybody seemed to be pleased.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04
BLODGETT, MO.

Little Harmon Russell Is real sick.
Thurman Holt has been having
chills.
Albert Rapert and family visited at
Mr.. Linn's Sunday.
Miss Mary Shaver is spending this
week at the home of win Russell and
wife.
Luther Williams and Leslie Osburn
and their families went to Commerce
Sunday
We are sorry to report the death OF
Mr.. Kellett, who has been sick for
some time.
We have had a fine week TO work
and General Green has almost disap
peared in these parts.
Everyone enjoyed themselves at the
ice cream supper at the home of Al.
fred Rapert Saturday night.
We surely did enjoy reading Uncle
Charlie Johnston's letters in this paper
and are sorry they come no here
This writer is personally acquainted
with him.
Uncle Bud Myers was ve-y badly
hurt when an Overland car ran into
a Ford he was riding in Saturday
afternoon, 1t was thought at fist
that his leg was broken.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04
SPRING HILL

Mrs. W. l.. Goheen was sick last
week.
Marcus Creason bought saddle
horse last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tllford shaver aud
babe are visiting near Warm Springs.
Fred Shinn and family were visiting
Hancll Creason and family last sun
day.
Marcus Creason attended singing
near Johnston's Chapel Saturday
night.
/ Willie COe and family visited at the
home Of Mont Moore Saturday night
and Sunday.
A number Of our young people gath
cred at the home of J. g. Gillenwater
and rendered some llne music.
Mr.. Mckee Of Peach Orchard was
visiting at the Gillenwater home from
Sunday until Monday of last week.
This community was saddened last
Monday by the death or Aunt Carollne
Cole Of Warm Springs. The bereaved
ones have the sympathy of this entire
community.
Mrs. Lige Rudolph and children of
Warm Springs were visiting Mrs.
Rudolphs parents, Mrs. w. L. Gohecn,
Sunday night.
We understand that W. l.. Goheen
has purchased new sorghum mill
with a capacity Of two hundred gal
Ions so we guess we will have all the
sorghum we want this fall.
Emmett Marlett, Ralph Dalton and
Misses Edith and Jessie Marlett, Eas
ter Dalton and Jerel Lynzwiler were
among the ones from High Point who
attended Sunday school here Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04
WHITE

Elex Pounds and family visited theil
son, Lewis, Sunday.
Sunday school at this place was well
attended last Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Pitts, who has been sick
Is able to be up again.
Arlie Watson took supper with Bill
Cantwell Sunday night.
James Roberts and JEFF Lee spent
Sunday with Irwin Clark.
George Mickles and family attended
church at Corning last Sunday.
Crops are looking fine in this part
Of the country at this writing.
Several of our young folks were
shopping in Corning last Saturday.
Armel Clark spent Saturday night
with Cliff Gleghorn at Walnut Grove
Miss veda Hargett was a Sunday
guest of Miss Irene Leonard last Sun
day.
Chester. Blanche and Thelma Pearce
visited +. NJ. Clark's one day last
week
We have changed our prayer meet
ing from Thursday night to saturday
night.
Harrison Cantwell and family and
Miss Mabel Watson visited Dick Cant
well Sunday.
Miss Fay Martin and Lloyd Carter
took supper with Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
Lunsford Sunday night.
Misses Eulah and Bulah Bennett OF
Corning spent part Of last week with
their grandparents, AIR. and Mrs. Frank
Pitts, Of this place.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04
Late County News
RAYENDEN SpRINGs

John Haney bought a new Ford car
this week.
Higginbotham & Sons unloaded n
car of -four and feed first of the week
j. $. Haney of Memphis came in
Sunday to spend a few days drinking
our good water and visiting his son.
John.
Next Saturday is Sales Day here and
a large crowd is expected in town.
Special ARRANGEMENTS are being made
for a big day.
Rev. T. n. Threlkeld went over to
Hardy Tuesday to attend the Presby-
terian summer conference which is be.
ing held there.
Curtis Higginbotham, our candidate
for representative, is attending the in
stitute and mingling with the teachers
at Pocahontas this week.
Theodore Rice of Pocahontas, a
mighty good man for sheriff, was here
the first of this week looking after his
interests in the community.
Out of town visitors here Sunday in.
cluded folks from Ash Flat, Ravenden
lmboden, Black Rock, Glover Bend
Walnut Ridge and Pocahontas
Three cars of visitors from Card
well, Mo, came in Monday and stretch
ed their tents in the Oakland Park
where they will stay for few days
Bascomb Griffith, Misses Audra Du.
vail, Lorine Reynolds, Celess Griffith
and Mrs. Dora Ahart are attending
the teachers institute at POcahontas
this week.
Charley Holloway Of Lake City came
up Sunday to visit a month or two
here for his health. Charley was here
few years ago and he knows just
what this place will do for him.
Rev. +. c. Neeley and wife Of Reyno
spent Saturay night and Sunday here
and while here he preached three very
interesting sermons at the Baptist
church. We would be glad to have
him come again.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04
holland

Jake Moore and Bob White harvest
ed their oats last week.
Mrs. Darwin Ragan is visiting Mrs.
Ira Slayton this week.
Jno, Easter made business trip to
Pocahontas last Monday
Cotton choppers in demand, crops
badly in grass, weather cooler.
Miss Bessie Sisson spent Sunday
afternoon with Miss Edna Hooten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hunt visited
at the win Hooten home last Sunday
Miss Fern Myers and Mr.. Homer
Bridges drove to Jonesboro last Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sular Dunn and family
returned to their home at Blrdell last
Tuesday.
r. y. Hooten brought his father
home from the hospital on Sunday OF
last week.
Some of our young folks spent Sun,
day attending the all-day services at
Lone Oak
Mrs, Pearl Pyland and son, Junior
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs
Evelyn Sisson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Collins and fam.
lily spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
|. NJ Oglesby
Baker, most of us, candidates "and
any, were born bare footed. (See
last weeks items)
Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Sisson are at.
tending Teachers Institute at Poca-
hontas this week.
Tony Homes, who spent the winter
in this section, has returned to his
home in Oklahoma.
"ln Memory of Days Gone BY" by
Lawrence Dalton was fine feature
of last weeks issue.
b. NJ. Leathers and sons and Richard
Hooten transacted business in Poca-
hontas on last Tuesday.
Mrs. Il. l.. Freeman was a recent
all-day visitor with Mrs. Marshal Py-
land and daughter, Ruth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Shivley are buying
$40 acres of land near Black River, a
part of the Elliot Cox farm.
Mrs Elmer HUFF, Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl
pyland and Mack Huff spent Saturday
and Sunday Of last week visiting rela-
tives in Swifton.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Slayton have
spent the last ten days visiting rela-
tives at Holmes, Pocahontas and other
points in the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lee drove over
to Imboden last Sunday where they
met Master Vernon Smith and Miss
Bernice Smith Of Kansas City, who
will make an extended visit with the
Lees at this place.
Just joking. Hamil, of course about
voting for a candidate just because he
has a handsome face. True worth plus
capability should be the standards on
which We base our decision as to our
choice Of candidate, regardless of sex,
previous conditions of servitude, etc.