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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-09
VYZVANIE MA SLOVAKOV
MA WEST SIDE.

Vsetci Slovaci, byvajdci ma
Steeltone a v6bec ma West Side,
obcania i neobcania, pozvanl ste
vstdpit' "a ,clenov Steeltonskeho
Politickeho KAubu. Nemajte W.
hovorku, ze ME ste obcanom ale
bo We ste kalvin, greko4katolik,
luteran alebo inaksej VERY. Ten
to ie pre- vsetkych Slovakov ma
teito okolici. Politika nezna ma
bozenskych rozdielov ked' chce-
me daco znamenat' svoje prava
mat chranene, musime sa spojit
vsetci do tohto klubu. Vstdpit
do ,klubu bude dobra prilezitost
ma 25. julia, ked' bude schodza
Z. hodine vecer pod kostolom
Najsv. Mena Jezis. Ma tejto sch6-
dzi budd zvlastni reenici a potom
budeme debatovat' o kandida
toch, ma ktorych lbudeme hlaso-
vat primarnych vol bach 10.
augusta. Prid tie vsetci, ale kto by
nemohol, a chce byt' elenom klu-
bu, mech sa hlasi u tajomnika pod
{. 1885 Second st.
S 1ctou "a Steeltonsky Politi-
cky Klub,
Tn1nf p pnoraJa a,onnSL
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-09
sCH0DZA POLIT. KLUBU
v MESTE.

Youngstownsky Slov. Politicky
Nlub bude mat svoju riadnu
sch6dzu dina II. julia 7.30 hod.
veeer skole Sv. Cyrilla a Metho-
da. Mech sa kaEdy obcan dostavi
ma til schodzu, nv ci prisllcha do
tohto klubu alebo ME, ponevac
vstup je vol ol'ny pre- kazdeho OBJ
cana. Cteni obcania, dostavte sa
ma t1to sch6dzu v najvacsom po-
cite, ,lebo primarily s1 uz blizko,
10. augusta a musime sa ushod-
nut, ze ma ktorych kandidatov
budeme hlasovat'.
S mctou SINE Yam oddani,
Jozef Yavorsky, predseda
Andrej Tarapcak, tai.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
BY LUDWELL DENNY
United Press Staff correspondent)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17,--On
the basis of official reports Of the
murder of Jacob Essential, wealthy
New YORKER hy Mexican bandits,
Secretary of state Kellogg. acting
through the american Embassy in
Mexico City, today urged the Gales
goFernmcnt ia apprchcnd and pun
ish the remaining culpri'S,
Following dispatch Of these in
structious, Kellogg WAS prepared +"
receive from ku kluN Khan dele
gatiou resolutions of the National
Klouvocatiou supporting the adj
miuistraiiou 5 hands off policy of
the Mexican Catholic conflict,
Because of vigorous efforts by
federal Mexican authorities already
resulting in capture of two of the
siX Ros"uthol kiduapcrs, this govern
mcut has decided not to send the
protest against Mexican
banditrv.
This policy is in line with the
recent White House statement cN-
(Continned IN Page 81
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
SENTENCE YOUTH
TO PRISON ON
BURGLARY CHARGE

Ernest Valdez, Douglas, Arizona,
youth, will start fer San Quentin
penitentiary tonight to start serving
Il prison term from one to fifteen
years. The sentence was imposed
by Superior Judge Franklin Cole
this morning after Valdez had
pleaded guilty to charges Of second
degree burglary.
VALDEZ admitted breaking into
the Frank Taylor store in lIoltvillc
about month ago and stealing Il
large supply of clothing. His cap,
turc was effected at lIoltvillc the
next day on information furnished
by FL Centre police. The youth
cane to FL Centre following the
robbery and took a stage from here
to Yuma the next morning. His
actions at the stage depot aroused
the suspicious of Officer j. w,
Vivian and lloltvillc police met the
stage and placed VALDEZ under ar
rest. He confessed later. He will
he taken to san Quentin by Deputy
Sheriff Harold Freeman.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Warrants ISSlIeG

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 17.-War-
rants for the arrest of Aimee Sem
pie Mcpherson and four others on
three counts Of an alleged conspi-
acN to obstruct Justice were issued
at the district attorney 5 office to-
day.
The warrants, signed by District
Attorney Asa Keycs, charged per.
Jury and preparation Of false evil
dcncc. and were the climax of 4
long investigation of the evanCc.
list : story Of kidnapping and i'm
priSonmcnt, which caused Il nations
wide scnsation
Others named in the warrants
were Kenneth G.. Ormiston. former
radio opcator at AngclUs Temple,
Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, the "vangc-
list : mother, Mrs. Lorraine Wise.
man and John Doe Martin.
Plans for speedy prosecution of
Mrs. Mcpherson and her aSSoriat"S
were announced this morning by the
district attorney.
Ormiston. object of Il nationwide
search for months hv diStrir' at'or-
ucv investigators, was 10 surrender
today. According to his attOrn<>
$. $. Hahn. the radio man win De
Continued on Page 81
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Majority of All
Autos Stolen in
England Found
By United Press Leased Wire

LONDON, Sept. l7-Ot every
100 ears 'tolcn in London, - are
promptly recovered by the police
and restored to their owners, accord
ing to the report of the chief com
missioner of police for the metropo-
Titan area.
Within a few minutes of the time
when the owner reports his loss,
every police station in Greater Lon
don receives by telegraph full dcS-
cription of the car. This is imme-
diatclv mimeographed and con
stable leaves the station with copies
one of which he gives to every con
stable in the district The constable
knowing that he may get Il substan-
tial reward for vigilance. commits
the description to memory and
straightWay examines every car that
passes.
In the meantime similar dcs-
cription goes out through the pro
viuccs, either by telegraph or hv
mail, and in a very short time every
constable in England, Wales and
Scotland has q description of the
missing ear in his pocket,
Those cars which are not recov-
cred are presumed to be those which
are quickly run into the thieves
garages or coached for several
months until they can be safely
taken out and sold.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
RFRVEY DECLARES
WAR ON RECKLESS,
DRUNKEN DRIVERS

Characterizing reckless drivers
and drunken drivers rs menaceS to
the community and not deserving of
leniency Police Judge Edgar Her
vcH announced today that in the fu-
turc all motorists convicted in his
court of such offcnscS will face
heavier penalties than have been
imposed i'll the past and he dcclar-
ed that offenders arraigncd the sec
ohd time may expect Jail sentences.
The judge $ announcements was
made with the sentencing of r. Rn-
bio, who pleaded guilty this morn
ing to charges of reckless driving.
The charges were fie,i BY Trrffit.
Officer Van Bczcl Monday night at
ter Rubio had driven his car mto
another machine near Fifth and
State, and had attempted to escape.
Uervcv sentenced him TO pay fine
of $50 or serve 10 days in jail. At
late hour Rubio was attempting
to raise money to pay the fine.
" Hereafter motorists convicted
of driving while under the influence
If liquor can expect jail sentences,
Ucrvcy declared. "Rccklcss driv-
"rS will be fined not less than $50
and if man is convicted of reck-
less driving Il second time he can
expect fine of $3.50 and "a iai'
term. Police are determined to
stop reckless driving on RI Centre
streets and they will get full coope-
ration from me.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
121,OOO Acres Are
Ravaged by Fire
The Past Season

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. l7.-Thc
past fire season saw l2l, l46 acres
of national forest timber burned
over IN the Pacific Northwest, ac-
cOrdIng to Il survey Of the Portland
headquarters of the forest service.
Three forests in northern WASH
ington sustained the greatest loss.
They are the Chclan, Colvil.e and
Nj, Baker. The heaviest loss in any
oue forest was suffered by the Mt,
Baker, where flames swept over 40
000 acres. The Chrlan came next
with 27,000 acres. In the Colvillc
$1,000 acres were burned over.
Lighting storms, occurring ON
three different days, were the great
est cause of damage i'm these forests
Many fires were started, several
lcapin9 out of control.
Inccndiary fire figures ave higher
in the current report than ever be
fore, and virtually all were confined
to southern Oregon. Fifty such
fires were started IN the Cmpqua re
serve alone. Only Il few offenders
were arrested.
Absence of snow last winter and
shortage of rainfall made the season
one of the worst in history, accord'
ING TO forest officials,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
JUDGE WILL
DE QU|zZEO
B ! KE \ ES
Instructions Given in
Letter Tell How to
Make Hoax Alright.
EVANGELIST is I'LL
OrmistOn Will Appear
Before District AttOr-
ney.
By United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Sept. 17.--Supcr-
ior Judge Carlos \. Hardy was
summoned to the district attorney :
office here today for que5tioning in
connection with the alleged kidnap-
ing hoax pcrpctratcd hy Aimee Sem.
pie Mcpherson, radio cVan"riist.
Judge Hardy. Il close lend of
the evangelist, was to be intcrrogat-
ed concerning Il letter now held by
authorities instructing certain par
ties in the best procedure to follow
IN establishing Il kidnapping hoax
story in Il court of law.
The letter, according to District
Attorney Asa keyes, gave detailed
instructioms~for the carving out of
the alleged Mcpherson hoax ia
make it alright against any legal
assaults which might be made
against it in the courts.
The action in srmmoning Judge
Hardy for questioning caused 4
sensation in Los Angeles county po-
= ,ral circles. 1t followed the is
sni'g Of warrants for the arrest o.
he evangelist and her associates on
charges of obstructing Justice by
perjury and falls" evidence.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
determination of
Eariwigs Sought
By Seattle Man
ny United Press Leased Wire

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. II. -
There is one more reason supporting
Portland S contention, now, that ear
wigs should be cxtcrminatcd, accord.
ing to Mike Sokol
Mikes complaint is that a peSky
little earwig came close to shatter'
ing his reputation as good hus
band and peace loving man.
Mrs. SokOl is very nervous and
afraid of bugs, and one day when
an carwig sc0otcd across the front
room floor she leapcd atop a chain
and screamed. In the meantime
Mike started in pursuit of the bug
Neighhors heard the screams and
called police, thinking domestic
row was in progress.
Mike didn't even have the salts
faction of killing the earwig, which
'"t "w"v and so far As is known
is now doing nicely.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
SO. CALIFORNIA
WOMAN INJURED
IN AUTO CRASH
u, United Press Leased Wire

MODESTO, Cal. Sept. l7.--Three
Southern California women, officers
of the state War Mothers aSSocia-
tion, were severely injured in IN au-
tomohiIc crash l. miles south oil
Modesto today.
The injured:
Mrs. isabelle Richards. Long
Beach. president of the association.
Mrs. Mary lIabcr. Pasadena. state
hospital chairman.
Mrs. {. +. Ovrrman. Whittier,
Treasurer.
The accident occurred when the
automobile in which they were rid
ing. driven by John jackson, PaSa-
dcna war veteran. was sideswiptd
by a truck, driven by Donald Rob
in,on, Modesto. The men were less
seriously injured.
Nj were rushed by passing motor
ists TO the hospital at Turlock.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Award Contract
For Paving In
Santa Barbara
By United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Sept. l7.-Con
tract for the reconstruction Of A.
miles of pavement between Carpin.
teria and Summerland ON the coast
highway in Santa Barbara county
today was awarded to Sam Hunter
of Santa Barbara on his bid of $252.
l1I,N against an engineers esti-
mate of $304,094.
The pavement will be of cement
concrete 80 feet wide. and drainage
condition on the present highway
viii he greatly improved.
Other contracts awarded by the
state highway commission included:
NarinoSa county DEMONSTRATION
Of the Bear creek bridge near Bricc.
burg on the Yosemite all year high.
way awarded to Noble brothers of
SAN ,Tosc' bid S9,SS7.50: engineer 5
estimate $l02G6
Next meeting of the commission
was set for San Francisco Septem-
Der 2S.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
AIRPLANE CRASH
UNAVOIDABLE IS
VERDICT OF JURY
Body of Victim Will
BE Sent TO Cotton For
Burial.
By United Press Lease, Wire

/ After listening TO the reading Of It
statement made by Roman Warren,
pilot of the ;tirplanc which crashed
10 the ground north Of here ycster-
day, causing fatal injuries to Hell
mar Duncan, Cotton business man,
Il coroner : jury returned a verdict
today that Duncan met his death as
the result of an unavoidable air
plane accident.
The inquest over Duncan's body
was conducted this morning by Cor
oncr B. f.. Lemons. Warren who
was plotting the plane and Edwin
Paulcy. another passenger, are still
at the FL Centre hospital recovering
from injuries received in the crash.
Lemons went to the hospital this
morning and secured statement
from Warren explaining the acci-
dent Warren declared the plane
left the ground at the Imperial air
port At 6:2O Il. III. He said he had
warmed the motor thoroughly but
that FOR some reason it lost mum
hcr of revolutions soon after taking
off and he found it impossible to
gam any degree of height.
Wing Strikes Wire
He stated hc saw the high ten
sion wires into which the machine
crashed but was unable to raise the
plane over them and attempted to
90 underneath. The attempt was
almost successful but a tip of the
left wing struck Il cable and the
machine crashed into the bank Of
the Eighth street ditch. Duncan
received injuries which caused his
death IA few hours later at the FL
CrHtro hospital
Mrs. duncan arrived here from
Cotton last night and made arrange
mcnts ia have the body sent to Col
tom for burial. In addition to the
widow. Duncan is survived by his
parents who also reside in Cotton.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Railroad Worker
Admits RObbing
Bay City Stores
by United Press Leased Wire

san FRANCISCO. Sept. l..
Pickering j. burgess, -, employed
for four years in appraisal work by
,hc ,tatc railroad commission, today
was reported to have told police
that he participated, with two 9th
cr men, in at least seven san Fran
cIS"o grocery store Iot"cr'cs in the
last six weeks.
Burgess was arrested at midnight
with Joseph NJ. Corr and Samuel f
Goodenough, both of Los Angeles.
They were charged with six counts
Of robbery. violation of the state
gun law and theft Of an automobile.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Return Car to
Legal Owners

According to a ruling by the dis
trict attorneys office, sheriff Gil
lett cannot confiscatc the car be.
longing to T.. l.. Eddins of Los Ange.
les. and which was used 10y Fran
cisco \cgrcta and John Mackcy III
an attempt 10 run booze into the
city from the border last Monday.
Deputy Sheriffs Freeman and
Miner captured the ear load of Ii
quor and the two rum Smugglers
Just outside the city limits. EddinS
appeared ON the scene two days later
and claimed The machine but the
sheriff : office held il to determine
if it could be confiScated. The ear
will be surrendered today to the lc'
gal owners, Il Los Angeles automo-
bile agency. 1t was proved that
EddinS had loand the ear to Mackcy
without knowing it was TO be used
in the booze running attempt.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Makes Funeral
Plan; Tries to
Commit Suicide
BY United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES. Sept. l7.-Aftcr
making preliminary arrangements
with an undertaken for his burial,
William +. Ross, IS. attempted to
commit suicide here today by drink
ING poison.
l.. G. Stovcr, Glendale, California,
undertaken received a letter from
Ross inStructing him to come for his
body at his home.
Stovcr phoned police and an am
bulancc hurried to the Ross home.
Ross was found unconscious in bed.
but still alive.
He was taken to the hospital
where it was said he might recover.
Ross has Il wife in san Diego, au-
thorities said. No motive was
learned for the attempted suicide.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Galloway Trial
Adjourned Today
By United Press Leased Wire

SAN JOSE, Cal, Sept. l7.-Ad.
iournment today halted proceedings
in the trial Of Frederick David Gal.
Ioway, -, for the alleged murder Of
Andrew Pashuta, -, until Monday.
The case is expected to 90 70 the
jury before Monday night.
Galloway Yesterday took the stand
in his own behalf. Facing his mother
and father, Mr., and Mrs, Emil Gallo.
way, Santa Cruz, who were among
the spectators, Galloway told of
numbering Pashuta, his companion,
the night Of May - at the Fiesta
De Las Roses, with the crank of
PaShGta 5 automobile.
1t was in the course Of an argu.
mont that began when PaShuta
threatened to disclose Galloway AZ
IN army deSertcr, the defendant
said.
Galloway admitted signing fall
confession to the crime when he was
arrested short time later in Los
Angeles. He also admitted he told
arresting officers he wanted the
death penalty ITO get II ever with. -
Defense counsel will attempt 70
obtain 4 manslaughter verdict on
the grounds that the murder was un'
premrdiioted and took place after
both Galloway and Pa7huta had
been drinking,
Gallowoy's 5 father is Publisher ~
q Santa Cruz weekly newspaper.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Phillies Leader
Is Suspended For
Rest of Season
Nv l'uited Press Leased Wire

NEW NOROK, Sept. l7.-Arthur
Fletcher, manager of the Phillies,
has been suspended for the rest Of
the season. il was announced today
at National League headquarters
here. 1t was charged Fletcher
abused Umpire Klein in yesterday )
second game with the Cardinals and
that he did not get off the playing
field for - minutes after being or
dcrcd To do so.
Catcher Wilson of the same club
was fined $40 for making 4 protest
TO Umpire KLEIN.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
SEATTLE TAKING
RANK ASLEADINC
j. 5. GRAIN PORT

SEATTLE, Sept. l7.-This city is
definitely taking its place as the
leading grain port ON the United
states Pacific coast, i'll !he opinion
Of Colonel George L, Lamping
president of Che Seattle port commis
sion.
From July l. to September 3 of
this year a tota, Of 81 $l,500,000 bush
els Of wheat were loaded aboard
ships here. IN amount exceeding the
rntir, total of last year and Nir-
tually ,qualinG any year in the lis
tory Of the port.
Adjustment of elevator charges is
partly responsible for the increase,
according TO LampinG.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Mab!e NOrmand
Bride Of Cody
u, United Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD, sept. Il, - Lew
Cody. sophisticated screen lover, an
nounccd at the exclusive breakfast
club here today that he HAD mar
ricd Mabel Normau&. famous coined.
icnnc Of the films.
Fellows, | went tn a party las
night was my wedding party, y
said Cody. II married Mabel MOI,
maud. -
The marriage was performed by a
justice of the peace at Ventura, Cal
ifornia, near here, at > o'clock this
morning.
Miss Normand was scheduled 10
appear at the Hal Roach studios at
noon to rsumr work on her current
picture. 1t is her first marriage.
Cody was divorced several wears
ago by Dorothy Dalton. film actress.
cody is - years old; Miss Nor
mand is IS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
400 Yaquis Join
Federal Troops
By Press starr Correspondent

MEXICO CITY, Sept. IL -Four
hundred YaQui Indians under Chief
.Mori today joined the federal forces
(which were preparing to move
against rcbcllious tribcsmen, accord.
ing to dispatches published in the
flocal press.
There had been no further news
Brcparding General Obrcgon, former
president of the republic, who last
lwaS rcportcd to be attcmpting to
aconciliatc The rcbcliouS Indians.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
TESTIMONY SHOWS
smith ACCUSTOMED
TO GIVING ORDERS
Daugherty Is Suffering
From Severe Cold; Has
Worn Look.
By E. w. LEWIS
Omitted Press Staff Core pondent)

NEW YORK. Sept. l7.-noui~ j.
Bailey, in l921-22 chief Of the de-
,artmont of Justice bureau of in
vcstigatiom, testified in the Harry
NJ. Daughcrty-Thomas W. Miller
conspiracy trial today lhat Jessie
Smith, friend Of Daughcrty, was ac-
'ustomed to giving pointed sugges-
tions and orders to him.
He described Smith rs "a ncr-
vous sort of man who was all over
the place. and added that once
when he had gone to see Daughcr
tv n"rsonaiIv the attorney general
told him:
g" Now. | am very busy. You take
mn such matters with Colonel Smith.
He will tell YOU what to do. We
room together.
The relations of Harry VI. Daugh
crtv and the late Jesse Smith form
ed the subject of testimony at the
opening of today's session of the
DaughrrtvNitier trial.
Charles f. Steward, man of
some 90 years, who since 1911 has
survived all changes of Administered
tion md served continuously rs an
assistant attorney general. testified
that he first met Smith on the day
of Warren &. Harding 5 Inaugural
ion ~ president.
Smith calnc "a my office in thn
! department nf justice that day,
1 Stewart said.
Later I assigned Kim IN office
on the SIXTH floor "f the department
! i"f justice luild;nc. Il was near
Mr DaU"l'rty'S cf'ic,.
~ G'dclstuod that Mir. Smith :
office was assigned 'confidcntia ial
duties Of the attorney general. -
Former Attorney General Daugh
erty, who. with Thomas w. Milicr,
former alien property custodian, IS
ON trial charged with conspiracy 20
dcfraud, WAS still suffering from .
cold which has been bothcriu~ lim.
Bv government vouchers, United
states Attorney Emory II. Buckncr
bowed that in April. 1921. Smith
lad gone to Washington from Co
,rmhuS. Ohio. "for Il confidential
conversation with the attorney gcn-
cral; that Daughcrtv and Smith
then had gone TO Columbus togcth-
rr, and ON April 10, 1921. cam'
from Washington the Same day.
Richard Merton, who i alleged to
have paid $4,000 to John T. King
to u""ntiatc r"tn"' - himSolf ~, I
associates of 100000 in property
held by Alien Property Custodian
Miller, WAS in New York at that
time, previous evidence had shown.
rh" vorrhcrS showed, i""idrptallv.
! that Smith collected %1&2.S2 cX-
! pcuScS for Anrjl. 1921. that for De
,cmhcr, 1921, Ne collected 5000
expenses and tha- rarg& ~ pc .-
,cnalN approved the Drcc'nbcr a"'
count, the otl."r going Though The
, 1.,,1YN ch'nnplS.
They also rcvcalod llat Smith
ua> IN .nr hahi tot tinp.u" "','w"n
;or.,rs - cents uhil" Miller tip
rcd y cents in Wa>liaGto0 b-it
/ n,iv g.,v' the station ! . ~ in Ne'r
( Yerf who carri.3 II, i.ac. Il cents
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
AMERICAN
COLONY IS
AROUSED
Body Found Only Three
Miles From Where He
Was Kidnapped.
SEARCH FOR GANG
Will Not Send Usual
Protest Against MeXi-
can Banditry.
By A. w. rOLGER

United Press Staff Correspondent
MEXICO CITY, Sept. .i.-Ac-
ting under directions from the
state department, the ...merican
embassy today was preparing a
new note of protest to be sent
to the Mexican foreign office in
which the United States would
request apprehension and pun
lshment of the persons guilty
Of the murder of Jacob Rosen
thai, retired merchant of
Woodmere, N Y.
Three bandits killed when fed
eral troops sought to rescue
Rosenthal from his captors were
identified by police today. 1t
previously had been announced
that only two bandits had been
killed.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Fresno Fruit
Picker Drowned!

FRESNO, Cal, Sept. 16.-Thc
body of Condido Sanchez, 2S, Mcxi-
can. fruit picker, who WAS drowned
in the San Joaquin river yesterday,
will be taken to his home in Los
Angeles for burial according to
plans today.
sanchez wanted to know how to
swim. He decided he would 90 into
the river until the water was over
his head and then he would have to
win. The experiment failed.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Funeral Plans
FOrClub Woman
Are Being Made
Dy United Press Leased Wire

WHITTIER, sept. l1.-PlanS lor
the funeral of Mrs. Harriet W. Il.
Strong, -, owner of Rancho Del
Fuertc and widely-nown California
cluh-woman, were made today.
Mrs, Strong was killed when a
taxicab in which she was riding
with her two daughters, Nellie and
Harriet, collidcd with another auto
mobile near here. She died last
night The daughters escaped ser
iouS injury.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Mexicans Given
Jail Terms For
Booze Smuggling

Jose Marquee of Brawlcy and
Juan Garca of CaleNico were
brought here from San Diego vc,tcr.
day by Deputy L. :. Marshal Hart
shorn to start serving iail terms i'm
posed by Federal Judge Ilcnning.
Marquee was fined $500 aud sen
fenced 10 serve three months in the
county Jail ON CHARGES of smuggling
tequila across the border. Garcia
drw a $500 fin aud So day sntcntc
on similar charge. Both men were
arrested by government officers
MeNr CAlrXicO rNceMtlv.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
BY A. w. FOLGER
United Press Staff Correspondent

MEXICO CITY. Sept. II. Sc,rc-
iarv Arthur Lame of thr United
States embassy today delivered to
the foreign office a note request,
ug apprehension and punishment Of
III persons guilty of completely in
the kidnapping and murder of Jacob
Roscnthal, retired business man of
Mon0mcrc. y. y.