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The Washington times., 1925-10-30
FASCIST PARTIsANs
STAB MEXICAN CONSUL

PARIS, Oct. 30.-The Mexican
consul at Milan was stabbed last
week by Fascist partisans, accord
ing to reports received here.
The foreign consliIs in Italy have
protested to the Italian government,
it is understood.
This is the second reported attack
against a foreign consul by Fascist,
as some months ago an American
consul in Pisa was subjected to an
attack.
The Washington times., 1925-10-30
Dance Is Announced

A dance for young people Thurs
day night at $50 o'clock at Eastern
High School, Seventeenth and East
Capitol streets southeast, will be
given under the supervision Of
adults and community center execu-
tiVes,
The Washington times., 1925-10-30
JONENAL GROWTH OF u S. TRADE UNPARALLELED IN HISTORY

Today's the day 70 give your
newsdeaIer your order for The
washington Sunday Herald IN or
der to eliminate the risk Of being
disappointed n not getting i.
The Washington times., 1925-10-30
LEAGUE EXTOLS
MEMORY OF
WILSON
Council Celebrates Greco
BuIgar Settlement by
Honoring Name
By international News Service

PARIS, Oct. 30.-The memory o.
woodrow Wilson was revered today
as the League Of Nations Council
met to conclude the first real peace
achievement of the League. avoid
ance of a Bulgarian war.
Aristide BRAND, French foreign
minister and president OF the coun'
ell, reviewed the Greco-Bulgarian
situation and stated that peace now
reigned where week ago a new
Balkan war threatened.
II suggest that we dedicate this
meeting to woodrow Wilson. the
:nspfrer of the League" said M
BRAND.
The suggestion of M. BRAND was
adopted and thus the successful
conclusion Of the Leagues first
effort at war avoidance was dedi-
Gated to the memory OF the cx.
President, who played so important
part in the formation of the
League.
The Washington times., 1925-10-30
Col. Davis to Go to Mexico

Lieutenant Colonel George M. Rus
sell has been relieved as military
attache to Mexico, and assigned to
the First cavlary division at Fort
Bliss, Tex. He is succeeded by
Lieutenant Colonel Edward Davis.
The Washington times., 1925-10-30
FIRST SNOW or SEASON
HITS N. ", BUT MELTS

NEW YORK, Oct. 80. The first
snow Of the season TELL here today.
Scattering flakes that melted as
they hit the ground began to fall
about $50 o'clock.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-05-06
WEATHER fine
FOR AMUNDSEN
Planes to Start on First
Lap of Flight to Pole
Late Today
(By The Associated Press.)

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, May 6.-The
weather prospects at Spitzbergen are
reported excellent for the forthcoming
attempt by Captain Roald Amundsen' s
expedition to reach the north pole by
airplane.
Both the airplanes will be flown
northward late today following the
two expedition steamers, Farm and Hob
by, WHICH yesterday left for the intend
ed hopping off point, on Danes Island.
The first plane is to be ploted BY
Lieut.. Rieser Larsen, with Amundsen as
a passenger and the second by Oscar
Omdal, with Lincoln Ellsworth. an Am
erican. as passenger.
The planes have speed of more thar
90 miles an hour, making it, possible.
the explorers believe to reach the pole
in about eight hours. The distance is
roughly $50 miles.
If possible Captain Amundsen and his
companions will make landing at the
pole and attempt to locate its exact
position, if this is not practical the
aviators plan to drop a Norwegian flag
in the approximate vicinity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-05-06
SIXFIREMEN IN
ATLANTAD DIE AS
BUILDING FALLS
Four Additional Hurt as
Second Floor of Ware
house Loaded with
Cotton Is Burned

ATLANTA, Ga, May 6.-Six
city firemen were killed and
four injured early today when
the upper floor of a building in
which they were fighting fire
collapsed, the men being buried
beneath bales Of cotton stored
on the second floor. The build
ing was a two-story brick struc-
ture used for storing cotton.
The firemen were fighting the
blaze from the ground floor
when the roof Of the upper floor
fell in sending them down un-
der a weight of cotton bales.
Captain q. o. Bone and Lieutenant
R. l.. Dennard were among those killed.
Four other firemen, F. F. Wilson, L. NJ.
Smith and f. S. Konkle and C. o. King
were dead when their bodies were TAX
en- from the ruins.
Assistant Fire Chiefs Joe Anderson
and F. H. Presly were injured. Two
other fircmen also were suffering from
injuries when rescued from the debris,
The fire was confined to the one,
building in which about $50 bales Of cot
ton were stored.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-05-06
U.S.. May AID IN
WAR ON CANKER
Letters From Washing
ton Officials Say Fund
Is Available

SAN JUAN, Tex. May 6.-OfficiaIs oc
the United States Department of Agri-
culture at Washington later this month
viii go closely into the details of the
citrus canker situation in Texas result
ing from the veto of the state appro-
priation by Governor Ferguson.
This information is contained in
copies Of letters from Washington Off
cialS to Senators Mayfield and Shep-
pard, received by Charles Alvord, agri-
cultural secretary Of the San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce, who has been
helping the citrus interests in efforts
for a federal appropriation. The copies
were forwarded to the Valley Chamber
Of Commerce headquarters here.
One Letter, to Senator Msyfield. was
from r. w. Dunlap, acting secretary Of
agriculture. and the other to Senator
Mayfield, was written by Secretary Jar
dine. Both said the department has a
fund of S9650 for the work in Texas
this year, which is less than the ap-
preparation for last year. They stated
that they would endeavor to adjust the
situation SO as to he helpful to the
Texas interests.
J. NJ. Del Curto Of the Texas depart
ment and a Mr.. Kellerman expect to be
in Washington the latter part Of this
month. at which time they will lay the
whole situation in Texas before the Of
ficials Of the federal department Of ag-
riculture.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-05-06
NEGRO WOMEN
TOBE AT MEET
Blacks Refuse to Sing
When Segrated in
Washington
(By The Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 6.-Negro
delegates to the quinquennial conven-
tion of the international Council Of
Women were pledged today to attend
its remaining sessions despite disturb
ance occasioned last night when 200
negro singers refused to appear in
musical program because Of segregation
in the auditorium Of negro visitors.
The negroes left in a body when
Halle Q. Brown, former president Of
the National Association of Colored
Women, spokesman for the singers, an
nounced of the engagement.
Officials of the council expressed re-
gret over the incident and disclaimed
any responsibility 1t developed that
a ticket seller who said he had received
no orders in the matter, sold the ne
groes seats in only one section of the
convention hall.
The singers arranged to give their
program. consisting of negro spiritual
songs of the 1860 period, at theater
today while the council turned to its
first general business session.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-05-06
MRS. SHEPHERD
TO Be Held ON
ADvICEOF JURY
Woman Considered Ac-
cessory to Poisoning
by Coroner's Probe of
of McClintock Deaths
fBv The Associated Press.)

ST.
CHICAGO. Ill, May 6.-Describcd asa
Lady Macbeth" by Judge Harry Olson
ln5tisator of the inquiry into the dcata
OF William n. McClintock, orphan mil
lonairc. Mrs. William d. Shepherd.
whose husba nd has been indicted 70,
McCiintock'S murder, was recommended d
to be held as an accessory by TIE cor
oncr's jury in its final report last night
Mrs. Shepherd has left their subu,aan
home after the jury reported and could
not be found by policemen who went
there TO take her on a coroncr's mitti-
mus. Robert NJ Sto!l. her attorney
said he would surrender her today and
endeavor to obtain her release on bail
The coroner's jury concurred in the
action Of the grand jury in indicting
Shepherd and Charles c. Faiman, who
confessed Shepherd offered him $780,
600 for typhoid germs to give McClin-
took. The report accused Mrs. Shep-
herd of guilty knowledge as to the
administration of typhoid germs or 9TH
er manner causing the death Of the de-
ceased" Shepherd was recommended
held on murder charge, with his wife
as an accessory. in the death IS years
ago Of Mrs. Emma Nelson McClintock,
the young millionairc's mother. The
jury found Mrs. McClintock died Of
mercury poisoning administered BY
Shepherd Of which his wife had guilty
knowledge. Mercury was found in her
exhumed body.
The jury was unable to fix the cause
Of the death three years ago Of Dr.
Oscar Olson, brother Of Judge Olson
and friends of the McClntock's No
poison was found in his exhumed body.
The findings ended a five months in
yestigation in which three bodies were
diSinterred, rs witnesses examined and
$50 pages of testimony taken, and came
after Judge Olson spent several hours
in scathing denunciation Of the Shep-
herds.
Judge Olson characterized Mrs. Shep
herd as Lady Macbeth cold and pur-
poseful, a strong masculine woman
and her husband as "soft and weak will
cd unfit to earn living for himself
He charged that a 16 year conspiracy
existed which eliminated in young Nc.
Clintock's death after he had made a
VIII leaVlnP MS estate OI neatly sC,-
O0G 900 to Shepherd with the exception
of an $4,000 annuity to his fiance, Miss
Isabelle Pope.
Robert r. Grove. states attorney. in
statement after the iury's report saiH'
"It is unfortunate at this time in the
case against Shepherd set for trial on
May 18. that the coroner Of this coun-
ty thinks the coroner's jury IS the grand
jury and that the chief justice Of the
municira court (Judge Olson) thinks
he is the states attorney Of this coun
ty."
The prosecutor would not amplify his
statement but it was taken to mean
that responsibility had shifted to the
states attorney by holding Mrs. Shep-
herd at time when the activities OF
his office were centered in preparing for
Shepherds trial.