davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1926-10-25

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Observation-Disclosures.
Fo 8TOPonY a~oHoaHon1,o, cyts.
@e3ePalbaoro cyaa npe48aTa89aas
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cTBa HaEypeaNaa4a.a3bg oa3
HaTopom. ITO Tg8rsoag $500 a.
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NUN y qaoTa 3 Hepaog amepaBaa.
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ga NorYT noaaIb r9a@EaaC7so .
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nbaHHBh: oHH HocIEmHee arHeHEa.
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laitoM MORO EpoBn, caHmEHM MILO
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HBaHcTBe 0MEo MH0To HbIHHH,
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TcqaT Ho8 GIN ia 6Pa7a,
iTo6A %BEacTsoEaTb HaA HAM.
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a Russian Daily Newspaper, Publishes
every dry, except Sunday, by the ri
f1esoriNis Of Russian Trades Union o.
The United Slates Of America ant
Canada.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-05-17
PAPAL NUNCI0 TO MEXICO ON WAY
Bomb DAMAGES
Embassy of US.
IN BMemOS Aires
(By The Associated Press.)

BUENOS AIRES, May ia bomb
was exploded in front Of the United
States embassy late last night. No
one was injured and only slight DAM
age was done.
The American ambassador, Peter
Augustus Jay. was not in the en-
bassy at the time, but returned about
ten minutes after the explosion. He
was at loss to explain why the en-
bassy should be bombed. but the
theory was advanced by some that
the incident was connected with the
recent denial of a new trial for
Nicola Sacco and Tarbolomeo Van
zetti, convicted in Massachusetts, Of
murder.
The bomb, which exploded in front
Of the main entrance oft he embassy
tore a hole in the left side Of the
door and shattered several windows
of tEe building and of neighboring
houses.
Only servants were in the building
at the time of the explosion. They
at first attributed the noise to the
bursting of tire and did not real
ize bomb had exploded until police
arrived within few minutes.
A police investigation was begun
Immediately.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-05-17
FAMOUS OIL CASE
IS UP ONCE MORE

ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 17.-Once
more charges Of conspiracy to de-
fraud in the famout teapot dome oil
leace case were brought up in court
today when government counsel
argued in the United States circuit
court Of appeals for annulment Of
the lease.
Declaring federal Judge T. Blake
Kennedy had erred in dismissing the
case in the lower court, the govern
ment asked reversal of his decree
with annulment Of the lease, while
counsel for the Harry F. Sinclair oil
interests held the decision should be
sustained. Owen j. Roberts, of
Philadelphia, who with Former Sem
ator Atlee Pomerene Of Ohio Is the
special government counsel, outlined
the suit, which is directed specific
ally against the Mammoth Oil COM
pany, the Sinclair Pipe Line company
and the Sinclair Crude Oil Purchas-
ing company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-05-17
CHURCH QUESTION
PUT OFF A YEARS

MEMPHIS. Tenn. May 1.-THE
general conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. South, today buried
the question of unification for four
years after deciding against the
election of any bishops Mt this time,
thus dispcsing of two major problems
within few minutes.
The conference overwhelmingly
supported the report of the Episco-
pacy committee and refused to elect
any more bishops. A minority report
from the committee was laid on the
table without discussion and the ma
jority report adopted amid applause
Following disposal of the much dis
cussed bishop question came the
question of unification in the form
Of report from the church relations
committee.
The report recommended COM
mittce to study the question for
four years and report back to the
next general assembly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-05-17
STOP Is MADE ON
WAY TO MEXICO

Brownsville was made stopping
point Monday by four business and
professional men on their way 10
Mexico City and other points In the
interior Of the southern republic. az
guests Of the Gulf Coast Lines.
The men in the party are William
Dunbar. instructor in architecture in
Cornell university: III. X. McCarty.
manager Of the Racquet Club in
Washington, ID. c.: George ]. Break
er. st. Louis lawyer and Frank Nc
Guigan, assistant to f. r. Stafford,
executive vice president Of the Gulf
Coast Lines.
The party crossed the Rio Grande
near noon and expected to remain in
Matamoros until in the evening be-
fore continuing to Victoria, Tamauli-
pas on the way to Mexico City. They
will return by way Of Vera Cruz.
They will be gone about ten days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-05-17
WORKING Time
IN BIDS CUT
Revised Estimates on
Levee Project Are
Considered

Time limit on the construction of
levees composing part OF the Cam
eron county flood prevention works
was cut down considerably over sat
urday's estimates in revised bids sub
mitted BY contractors to the com
missioners court Monday morning
which adjourned. however, until 1880
o'clock to permit a tabulation Of fig
ures BY the county auditors office.
The number vf days in which each
contracting firm expects to do the
work was known to the commits
sioncrs Monday morning but they
could not act because rre ...ct
amount of the bids had not been tab
ulated.
ID. A. Foley & Company of Los
Angeles had the shortest time on the
revised bids. $50 days. Joe Baiienger
of San Benito and Callahan, Crawford
& Robertson OF McAllen decided to
bid together Monday after having
bid separately on Saturday and Of
fered to do the work in 200 days. The
Ballenger bid previously had been on
the basis Of work 10 be completed in
300 days and che ether firms on
work to be completed in GOO working
days.
J. l.. McW:iliam's bids were for
work to be completed in 3l2 days. He
denied having been lowest bidder in
estimates submitted Saturday.
The court considered the bids
Monday morning and adjourned until
the afternoon to await the auditors
report on the bid totals.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-05-17
FISHERMEN BRING
In FINE CATCHES

Good fishing Is being reported
right and left near Brownsville. sew
eral parties bringing in nice catches
Sunday night.
A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. G. Ransome, Mr.. and Mrs. George
| McGonigle, Capt. and Mrs. Charles
5. Miller, all of Brownsville and Pat
Caldwell of Raymondvile. sailed up
the bay from Point Isabel Sunday
and caught 81 founders before they
quit. They then anchored near Pa
DIRE Island and caught a nice mess Of
red fish.
II. b. Hall. secretary Of the Auto
mobile Club of the Lower Rio
Grande Valley, caught quite a num-
ber Of fish while scouting around =,
discover the best fishing ground for
the benefit Of the tourists outing bu-
reau conducted by his organization.
He started out Sunday morning with
several friends and in less than IS
minutes spent on the banks Of the
resaca between Brownsville and
Point Isabel the party caught 81 blue
channel catfish ranging from two
and one-half to four pounds In
weight.
The party then went to the Coun-
try Club iesaca where bass were
found in abundance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-05-17
HOUSTONHAS
crime WAVE
One Slain, Homes Rob-
bed, Is Autos Stolen
Over Weekend

HOUSTON, Texas, May 17.-Bur-
glars and robbers cracked three
safes. entered number Of homes
staged two holdups, killed one man
stole l6 automobiles, and got about
5000 in money besides a number of
articles of merchandise Sunday and
Monday morning.
Coming after several weeks Of in
activity. the underworld swooped
down while Houston was visiting
Galveston or entertaining Southern
Baptist convention delegates and put
over a mass of Wholesale crimes,
which netted considerable because Of
the mid-month pay day.
Two white men held up and robbed
a negro employee Of the Southern
Pacific shops early Sunday near the
shops, and lone white bandit shot
and killed Daniel Ford, negro. when
he resisted an attempt to rob him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-05-17
TRUCK MARKETS
By Naval Radio TO The Hernlf
from u. 8. and Texas AKricnlfef
Departmentr

Potato shipments Saturday: I6x&z
~, Florida 161, Alabama 6. MAIH&
III, Michigan 7s, other states 4&|EI
total &C..
Tomato shipments Saturday: I&x~
as "a, by express 3, Californin N.
Florida 77. total l04. by express M.
Potato markets Monday: chic4r1
Firm for new stock Texas Hnd
louisiana sacked per cwt. BIiHR
Triumphs U. =. No. ~ $6.75- 7f.G'|g.
Fort WORTH Market stronger. Tex4a
sacked per cwt. $3.50 70 s6.75. I>a,.
las--Steady, closing prices Saturday
Texas sacked per cwt. Bliss Tr5-
umphs <6.50->6-75. Cincinnati
stronger. Iexaz sacked per cwf. nilsz
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-05-17
NWATERE
Seen AT Pole
BYEXPLORERS
Flag Dropped by Par
ty Makes Seco n d;
Dismantling Norge;
Mobile Reports Trip

NOME, Alaska. May 17.-Lincoln
Ellsworth Of the Amundsen- Ellsworth
rans-polar expedition, told the As
scciated Press here today that he
saw much open water nj the North
Pole. when he and his IL companions
passed over il last Tuesday night
in the dirigible Norge.
This statement provided m an
swer TO a question that has puzzled
geographers and explorers for many
years and which was not completely
settled with the visits OF Commander
Peary and Lieut.. Commander Byrd
in their trips to the pole because Of
the limited amount Of area viewed
by them there.
Mr.. Ellsworth said that rocky is
lands were seen by his party at the
pole, but that these could hardly be
considered land.
Dismantle Norge.
The explorer said he dropped an
American flag at the pole making
the second time the colors Of the
United States has been placed there.
Peary was the first 70 plant the Am
erican coIors on the top OF the
earth. Byrd, in his flight over the
pole. said he did not drop any flag
because Peary had left the colors
there.
The Norge was being dismantled
at Teller, rs miles northwest Of here
where it landed last Thursday night,
ending its flight from Spitzbergen,
by Colonel Umberto Mobile. of Italy.
Two other members of the expedi
tion besides Roald Amundsen and
Ellsworth are here awaiting steam
er to the states.
Ellsworth AT Home'
These are Captain Oscar Visiting,
and Lieutenant Oskar Omdahl. The
four arrived here in a launch from
Teller yesterday. Despite the rather
chilly reception accorded the four
explorers because Of their failure to
land here instead Of at Teller. Ellis
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