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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
CONFESSES
Staying Wife
Married Five Times;
Killed Last Wife
With Stone

BARnSTOWN. ny. March IL
Hf- Lang llaEan, 5O. confessed siay-
sr ~ his fifth wife. declared Oh his
arrival here from Charleston, Mo.
whence he wns cXtraditcd. that Nv
would plead guilty 90 murder.
Hc waved preliminary cvaminn-
tIon ana was ordered held III the
MAY term of the Nelson county
grand jury.
Hagan. as well as Deputy Sheriff
K. Nj. Haviland. who returned him
from Missouri. expressed belief that
q telegram he received sunday from
RorEer, Texas. offering aid and bear
Ing the name of the woman he Ad-
mits killing. is q hoax.
Haran told of his five marriages.
three ~ Kentucky women. one ia
Missouri and one in Arkansas. and
'hCn rccitcd the events leading up
90 the death of his last wife.
TN sad Ne threw stone I'd her
during quarrel. Usually She
dodged, he said. "but this time she
did nut duck" and ID hit her behind
the car
II held her in my arms and prayed
That she would live" Nv said "Shu
died in about a half an hour. / didn't
know what ~ 90. WAS terror
stricken and the only thing I thought
of was to bury her"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
WOMAN KILLS
FARMER; HIDES
BODY IN WELL
Believe Deed Commit
ted to Aid Lover
Charged With Slay-
ing Step-Mother

McARTHUR. Ohio. March ll.-DpI
-Mrs. lnez Palmer was held here to-
day awaiting arraignmsnt on frs.
degree murder charge following "
confession that she killed William
Stout, 6J, prosperous farmer ar a
father az her sweetheart.
Her sweetheart, Arthur Stout, 81,
also involved IN the Hill county
tragedy. Is awaiting trial March p,
for the death of his step mother.
Mrs. Palmer told county proaecu-
for ". :. Jones that she killed Ar
thurs father. for whom fhc was
Secpins house and concealed hii
boos IN well "a the Stout farm.
She sa!d he had made improper ac-
vances % her.
Authorities believe. however, that
She committed the deed in an effort
90 help her lover. The elder Stout
was to have been the states chief
witness in Arthur Stcut's trial. The
double tragedy mad its inception
more than a year ago when young
Stout brought Mrs. Palmer back
from Moundavillr. w. VA. 70 live
with him on one of his father's
farms.
Mrs. Stout, Arthur's stcnmother
objected 70 the young people living
together. and after fruitlcss ohiec.
tions, caused her stepson's arrest
After the young mans release, Mrs
Stout was found slain IN her home
Arthur was arrested and indicted foi
first degree murder.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
DEEPER CUT in
CRUDE OIL PRICE

HOUSTON. Tex. Mar. 1l-lPl--
Besides meeting the Magnolia Pc
trolcum Conpany's Saturday crude
oil cut in the mid-continent field
the Humble Oh and Refining COM
pany today posted ten cent price
cuts in five other instances.
For Carson and Hutchinson cOun
az crude, all grades were fixed at
95c; Tor Gray am Wheeler counties
crude 90c for % 20 2s.9 gravity, with
two cent dfifcrential instead "a =
cents for each degree of gravity on
70 Sl.i2 for - degrees and above.
for Crane. Upton and Crockett coun-
Is zoe FOR below 20 gravity and .
cent diffcrcntial for each degree Nj
gravity up % ~ cents for ~ gra sity
and above; for Goose Greek. Hull
Liberty, Sour Lake. West Columbia
Orange. Pierce Junction and Spindle
Ton. a grade dropped % Si.20 and 4
grade below 25 gravity was quoted AZ
Si.i5 with two cent diffcrential
for each degree M gravity ar "a si-57
for 25 and above.
Miranda crude in keeping with the
ten cent cut dropped 70 $ per bar
rel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
CITY HEALTH
OFFICER Held
|, ,FORSHOOTTNC
Cause Of Attack Is
Yelled in Mystery;
Johnson Expected to
Recover

AUSTIN. Tex. Mar. E-sH'v--
Doctor Il. Nj. Goddard. citvNPhyAi-
clan held wv connects n with ti@oot-
ing Of City Manager Adam John<
Son this morning. was found AhiEN
afternoon dead IN the city jail. Ills
threat was cut.
AUSTIN. Tex. Mar. l4.-tP)-City
Manager Adam n. Johnson of Austin
was shot down in hiS office ne l0.30
this morning. He IN in a serious con-
diti0n
Or. e. W. Goddard. city health Of
ficcr. was arrested Immediately nf-
tcrwaFd by City Marshal j. ". Little
page. No charge has been filed. He
was arrested In the hall a few feet
from JohEson's office.
Johnson was taken TO Seton In
firmary. where an examination has
not been completed.
Johnson was d former member 0f
the state board Of control.
johnson was shot five times. po-
lice said. three times IN the chest.
once IND the finger and once I'm the
shoulder. Physicians said he has "a
reasonable chance for recovery.
Officers said filing 0f chragcs in
the case was being delayed pending
ascertainment of the gravity OF John
sons condition.
City Marshal Littlepage said John
son described the shooting 20 him in
this manner:
was sitting nc my desk at work.
DR. Goddard came in and handed ma
a slip of paper.
You'll have 10 see Mr. Palmer,
the sanitary engineer about this \
told him..
Then the shooting began"
pr. Goddard IN his cell az the city
jail apparently was calm.
After telling ncwspapcrmen, "Tm
glad you came uP," he said.
~ have nothing w gay at this
time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
JEWELER shot
AT GALVESTON
Daylight Bandit Nab
bed BY Police Af-
ter Chase

GALVESTON. Tex. Mar. I4-tPl-
$. Ncvelow, icwelcr, was 40 the hos
pital with bullet wound thr1r~A
hia chest and Y man giving the LlDs
Of Harry Ludlow. was in police cus-
tody. following daylight hcld-ur
and shooting IN the heart ~ the bus
incHs district early today
Ncyclow Nas shot hy man who
entered his tore nj 3i6 Twenty Sec
ond street and demanded that ht
hold up MS hands. The bandit fireu
because the jcwclcr did not put hi.
hand ATT fast enough to suit him.
The bandit then Communicated q
light coupe ANA forced ihe driver Il
speed toward the causcWav Pur.
suing police fired shots before thc
fleeing ,ar halted as II ucarcd the
causcway
Ludlow was identified hy tho ID
lice as an Ohio convict Who escaped
from the Ohio state prison February
li 1927. while serving " sentence fof
zee rd degree murder.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
Brownsville
TEACHER DIES
Miss Virginia Camp
bell Passes Away
At Home Here

Mics Virginia Campbell li died
lt l9:l5 o'clock Sunday night nt her
home at 4es Adams Street Funeral
services are t0 bc held this aftcrnc on
AZ 1880 o'clock from the Sa, ea
Heart hurch. The Rev. Father NJ.
y. FIirou viii conduct the services.
lnterment will be made in the Buena
Vista Cemetery.
Miss Campbell was a daughter III
n. H. Campbell of Brownsville. she
was born in HidalFo County at La
Blanca, but had spent most Of neF
life in this city. Shr was graduate
w the Iucgrnate Word Academy. lat
cr attending school az San Marco
and the University rf Texas. fuT
the past eight Or ten years she has
taught IN the city schools, teaching
first ~ the grammar school and ur
until January Of last year AZ the
Fourth Ward school. She also had
taught az villa Nucya and the Car
men ranch.
Surviving Miss Campbell. besides
her father who is United States
ruHtt ma inspector. are one sister
Miss Amelia Campbell. and n broth
cr. r. l.. Campbell. -, and twf
Iruuts. Mr.. Joseph webb and MrH
.LCuis KoWalski, Sf.. a. well as Bu-
merous cousins and other relatives ir
Brownsville.
In memory Of the former teacher
the grammar grades LIN All th,
schools we're dismi ssed 1T 2:ls
o'clock this afternoon. Flags M aiI
thr fchouis have been at half mast
throughout the day and nc singing
haS been held nt Gle schools.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
KATY SURVEYS
Line TO VALLEY
(Spccial n Tho noralll

MISSION. Ten. March ii Mis-
souri, knrsas-TcNas Railway company
Surveyor. today completed survey
~ proposed lire from Rcnavidcs
to Mission and thence to MeAllen
and Hidalgo, IA was learned here to.
day
The MINT. owns the Texas Mes
ican Railway. and Rcnavidcs in nuyal
county. north of Mission. Is the clos
tat point ~ the Valley
The survey VA almost on u direct
line to Mission. passing through the
Wells ranch. lt passes through the
east corporate limits of the city.
crossing the Missouri Pacific tracks.
Thc urvcy ~ all through undr-
yclopcd territory.
n m understood that III the pres
cnt survey is rot used that another
hitting tbs river west II Hidalgo viii
hc made
The Katy is not known to have
made an application for AN extension
along the Tine of the survey just
completed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
AMNESTY BILL
STIRS STRIFE
Bill Pa d to En-
grossment by Big
Majority

AUSTIN. Texas. March i+ lEN-
Amid bitter feeling and strife, the
house today cngrossed the Love SEN
atc bill % repeal amnesty granted
former Governor James q. Ferguson
hy the 39th legislature. bot failed
70 muster strength necessary for
suspension Of the rules 10 put the
bill on final passage. EnrrOBsmrnt
vote was 80 % 20.
An attempt % cut off debate short
ly after Representa- IVY Minor of
Denton called the bin up provoked
strenuous protests and the house I'll
nnliy voted 70 reEcind its action III
ordering the previous question.
During the ensuing debate. Minor
charged that Texas "has been made
the lauFhing-stock of the nation" by
the amnesty bill. lie said the Love
bin ought 20 be passed as a matter
Of public policy"
Representative storey W Vernon
declared that passage Of the bill
would only stir up old political
strife and pleaded with the house
90 "rnore this measure with the si-
lCnrc ID sO richly deserves"
There Is some doubt as % wcther
the hiil can be forced to vote on
final massage before end of the ses-
sion Wednesday noon.
Taking the floor IN u ulca of "rcr-
sonai privilege" Representtive
Woodnll ~ Marshal charged thnt the
amnesty bill was being "railroadcd'
through hv the most "damnable pro-
ccdurc that ever sErnred the state"
cts just case az the minority
bc damned" Woodall shouted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
PIONEER MINISTER
OF THIS CITY DIES

News has been received IN Brown
willie of the death llst week Ht Jones'
hoTo. Ark.. ~ Rev. Luther Rice Bur
rrfs. rei red Baptist minister and
one of the pioneer minister w
brownarille. Hc accepted call to
the Brownsville Baptist church in
1905, coming here from his home W.
northeast Mississippi and remained
here Tor " number of years.
AZ the time of bis death Res. Kur-
rcaa waH s5 years of arr. llc wna
born near Anderson. ". ~ the
time hc civil war broke out he was
" stllent in ministerial school nt
durfecsboro. Tenn. ic immcd ately
enlisted IN the Confederate afmy and
fought for four yrHEs. taking part
in numerous battle. among them
shiloh. hriee Gro aaEoada ard The
second affrav at Manassas Junction.
While arriving in the army hc was
married. lIia wife surtlvea him. iir
also leaves six children whO live in
Joncsb1ru. Houston, Tex ami Gun
town. Mis-.
FRIENDS of the family installed =
memorial window ta the Rev Hnh
Nrs. Burrtse lu the neg Baptist
church of Bruunsyille
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
DISTRICTS TO
RECEIVE help
County Officers Aid in
Method of Issuing
Bonds

The Cameron county commission
tta court Monday passed a rtHnlu-
tioH agreeing to aid water improve
ment districts 60 change from Ar
ticle a. Section 12. or the state cun-
stitution 20 Article ~. Section lg. so
as not 70 hinder the Issuance Of
bonds out NJ the SG.DJd0NO issue
voted IN January.
Issuance 0f water district bonds
under the first named parts w TIE
constitution Will cut down the ca-
pacity 0f the county I'D issue road
bonds, according 20 %. n. Dancy,
county Judge. and tho county cons
miss oners. but w thr dis;rictH iH-
sue their bonds under the last named
articles and sections it Will not af-
feet the countrywide road bond is-
suing capacity.
Water Improvement district nv. 4
he's already agreed 70 make the
change
Louis Cobolni ara Eoy Miller,
were ordered placed on the county
payroll nt fhp Monday meet 'rT. They
We're retained some time agl wv Hwy
cure data and c0nduct such other ac-
fIvifIrs na will further securing uf "
31-foof channel ~ Point isabel and
extension M fhr irfra- r0nsfnl canal
un the Arroyo Colorado t0 thr MIS-
four Pacific bridge ncG~ HTrlirFen
Voter Improvement. drainage nnd
other districts were ordered not WI
cut highways for canals pr other
purposes without submitting plans NJ
the county enginccr iu order a. ~.
ordinate the district plans with tht
county road plans and eliminate
dunlication and expense.
County Judge Oscar t. Dnury wH-
authorized t0 Vct ar naFiftant t1 NV
him in his office where thc work hns
greatly increased.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
COURTHOUSE JANITOR
n T. \
FINDS WITNESS WITH
T. y y
LIQUOR ON HIS HIP

Jim Shoemaker. janitoF ~ The
county capitol, IN just about to
earn himself deputy ahcTiffs
commission.
Today there was N witness in IN
cutting scrape sitting or u bench
in the courthouse FutInda rnt ar-
rhrrntlw a.lrrn. -hptmnkrr hulA
him end found that instead 81 be-
iHr aaltFn the witness appeared tl
W. iu drunken stupor.
Ihe witness WIS taken inta fhe
shrrIfFH office where " search rr-
vealcd 4 bottle partly filled with
msHcai III his pocket.
Now they are thinking w getting
jim a badge and a gun.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
ASK CREAGER
TO AID PLANS

u. II. CrcaEer of Rr evansville, na-
ton1l ~c"ubli-aa committeentHn. a'A
Mrs. \. IL Grisw0ld. national COM
mlttccwumgn. will bP requested tn
endorse The movement which has been
started hy the San Antonio Chamber
~ Commerce "a bring the Republican
national convention for 1898 % SAN
Antonio, according tn an anncu-ec-
ment made Saturday hy Leonard
Ni'hirrton ~ Fort Worth.
Mr.. Wilmington is secretary az the
Republican state central committee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
Girl Fatally Burned;
Bootleggers Blamed

llGONiER March il.-tEf-A rirl
was burned ta death and three other
members uf thc family were injured
when fire. believed to have been
started hy hontieg1efs. destroyed the
homc uf George Wilson. justice cf
the neacc. and i've other build 'ngs
III the mining village 81 Wilpcn. near
here. today.
The loss was estimated at 100000
Investigation showed that the hlaEp
was started under the porch ~ TIE
Wilson hnrf
Eva lanes Mlls0H. I'D. was burned
60 death.
Wilson. active IN enforcing the
prohibition laws was rot AZ home
whcn the fire waa discovered,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
EXECUTE SEVEN
REBEL LEADERS

MEXICO CITY. March I4.-tp
The vigorous campaign of the rur-
crumout against rebels gees cn ua-
uhntta The execution of seven
rebel leaders iu the state ~ Mickoa-
can and Guanal aluato is announced.
Two ut che men wrrc captured ut
Faracuaro. They were iaenti.d aud
.ummarilN executed sunday
Four others were captured after
pursuit by federal forces and she.
immediately at Sierra Glrda.
Fif.y-gix ef their fo!lowerr surren-
Gered.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
FLORIDA TOWN
WITHOUT BANKS

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. Mar.
i4- hc IirHt National Bank Of
Lake worth tailed 20 open for basi-
hcHa today, ibis leaves n0 banking
.nst .tu-ltn NJ Lake Worth. the First
Bank and Trust Company having
closed on February 23.
TIE OHcnn city Bank W DeIray ~
q failed 20 open iis doors today. n.
XIV Hawkins state ban kcxaminrr. w
.u charge
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
Widespread Plot Aided Break of
WMrderers, Chicago Police State
Court Accepts
Resignation of
Sheriff Teller
Special 70 The Herald

iHpcrlal 10 The Herald
RAfMuNDVILLE 1eA., Mar H.
Monday morning az q meeting " tae
commissioners court NJ WillAcy
county the resignation OF Sheriff
Raymond Teller was rendered and
accepted. No successor has W. far
been named for the cffice.
AT the same time thp following
resolution was adortcd by the court
and ordered spread on the minutes
~ the record:
BE IL resolved hy the commits
sicncrs court of " Nillacy County
Texas, duly assembled as such on
this Monday, Mar. IL, 1921.
First. Nv accepting the rcs.Enn-
ticn Of Raymond Teller is sheriff Of
Millacy County. Texas. this day ten
dcred 10 this court ~ him. W. AZ so
because he requests IL, aud then
with great reluctance.
Second. this court believes II
proper 10 spread upon the minutes
for the inf rmation u. those who .n
future years may Investigate the
record and character NJ Raymond IA.
Teller as citizen ard sheriff that
this court without tailoring and
without hesitation finds and declares
that during the more than three
years he has held the office az srcr-
iff hc has stood FOR thc enforcement
Of all laws and that in doing s., hr
has incurred the i'll will and thc
hatred of the criminal, the bootleg
ger and dope peddlcr. and that thia
element in our body petite having
failed IN securing his assassination
rcsorted % pros ecution on u peon-
age charge in the federal courts
Third. finally be il resolved that
IN the conviction 81 Raymond IN
Teller Of crime, the jury who re-
turned che verdict inflicted wound
upon the body polite that will va
more heal than the wounds he re.
cciycd on the field ~ battle IN de.
fcrsc Of the country he loves and lor
which hs offered hia life "
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
SAN BENITO MAN
HELD in SHOOTING

An elano 7 sres was IN jail here
today awaiting hearing which wa
~ be held wv the afternoon wv con
ncetion with one-aifed shooting
nifraT At ann Bunit0 Friday night
Tcrrca is charged with having
seized violin I'm Mexican tent
show playing VIZ San Eenito aud l0
have run ~ with ID. A little xirl
gave nn cutlery and Vicente Munn1
ana Mark Markin gave chase. Tcrrcs
ia said 40 have turned and tired
three HhUtA. one uf which struck
Munoz in the hand.
Arrests were made hy WI. TT. Estes.
constable for precinct y. who brought
the prisoner and witnesses here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
YANEZ TO GO ON
TRIAL In KILLING

Alberto YaiIcr will ~ on trial prob
ably tomorrow IN conncctiin with the
murder ~ John Clayton Billings. Ia
Fcria constable last summer.
he & - 81 NareE Is set tor tomor-
row N the criminal court docket.
The staying III Constable Billing
created high feeling last sommer.
vf ne mhushed one " rht
while leaving his home a. go 10 4
picture how. l.unr Garcia is charg-
cd vita firing the shot
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
FIRST CAR OF
POTATO CROP
MOVING TODAY
Shipment is Ten Days
Earlier Than Last
Season; Loaded At
Olmito BY Tandys

What arc believed to hc thc ear
licst new potatoes over shipped out
cf the Valley u carload lots IRE hr-
ing loaded today az Olmito and viii
20 out tonight. ace riding 20 Gle. .e
Tandy ~ a. N. Tandy 4 Son. local
truck dealers
The potatoes. raised hy VIII Ca
bier ana hy a. ~ Tandy & son. are
being loaded into two ears and both
viii hc hipped out tonight.
The shipment Is going out about
ten days earlier than last year and
earlier than ever before in the MS
tory Of this crCp in the Valley.
NJ. III Latham. who is huyinE pota-
toes for Frissell Brothers. bought
these spuds az six and one-half cents
a pound free on board for the Chi
Continued on page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
MRS. ROGERS ASKS
IMMEDIATE TRIAL

Ah~ MARCOS. T~raH. March IA
1Pl Eehccca BrndieF Rogers. n. for
mer Texas University coed. charged
with rUbbinE a bank today refused tO
sign a motion for continuance draft
ed NV her attorney indicating Ahe
wishes Immediate trial
No action had been taken en- the
continuance motion when court re-
eessed .. econ Entil I;3o ?. u.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
TRUCK MARKETS
By Naval Radio 40 The Herald
from W. y. and Texas ARricuiturq
Departments

tafl0t shipments for entire Unit
cd States Cor Saturday. March I2s
Cabbage Alabama a. Imperial
Valley z, Florida q. Louisiana 2.
Michigan ". Nrw York 5s. FennHyI-
vania y. s. CaEolinn 2. Texas lu5,
Wisconsin n total NJ. M. lG4 cars. Tn
reported March ii-Alabama NJ.
Southern Calf. 2, New Yerk 4. total
cars
String beans; Florida ~. Total
MI. M. mi cars.
tarl1t nhipmcHtH f0r entire Unit
ed States Tor Sunday, March 49,
Cabbage. Alabama Al. Florida II.
Texas 3G. total w. ". ss cars.
string beans; Florida 10. total
XVI. i. ih anrH.
FOB. shipping point information
reported FOR Saturday. March l24
Cabbage: Lower Rio Granda Val
Continued on page fiye.l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
Valley Dentists
Meet AT Mission

Members of the Love- Rio Grandp
Valley Dental Association met sat
urday evening in Mission A dinner
was served ~ the Mission hotel at
which time q program Of several
song and dance numbers was pre-
scntcd.
During the business meeting six
new members 10 the Association
we've admitted. DR.. +. C.. Sizelan ol
Rrnwn.vllc. president M The organ
ization presided. Besides Dr. Size.
I'm. cher doctors from Brownsville
Who attended the me- ting were nr
Fcoree Toland. DR.. ". II. Dear ant
Dr. Ruthven.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
TELIEz RETURNS
TO POST in U. S.

MEXICO CITY. March li-H'-
Manuel Tclicz, ambassador "a the
United states who has been here for
y, me days confrrring with President
Gales. was on his way a. Washing
ton today.
Departing last night hc maintained
retiecnce regarding the object 81 his
visit "a Mexico City h.a program
when he returns a. his post and dc-
velepmcnts IN the relations between
Mexico and the United States.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
Houston Woman Plays
RObbey; SdUes jewels

We're not salvation ArMs
workers" they replied.
You must help mc. Mrs Chick
pleaded. JUST stole this car in
beaumont and The ptiice are after
nte. dor know Ehat Nd dD
"A i uk ~ fellow hip came over
tha faces of the bandits.
sure Xcli help. lhrv saii
Drive up the first road and
wei meet you
Mrs. Chick sfeupfd On the gas,
bus never locked back.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
Injuries Cause
Death of Judge

CHILDRESS, Texas. March lin
Iurics received In an automobile nc-
cidcnt Friday night resulted IN the
death Monday at Wellington Of
Judge K. ~ Templcton az the Tooth
jude ~ district.
Infection followed the judges in
Jurics and hc was operated IN yes
tcrday
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14
Cotton Consumption
Showing Small Gain

WASHINGTON. y. s.. Mar. a.
lPi-C otton consumed during Fehru-
ary totalcd 5gU.&i7 bales cf lint ard
G1.a3G Of linters compared with fl4 H
lst 0f lint and 55.l4y w lintcrs ir
January This year and 5G5.iis Of lint
and r9.403 uf lintcra in Fcbruar
last year. ihe Census Bureau an
nnnncsA today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-14

HOUSTON. Texas, Mar. t4.-tGN
uutw. .ttinE robbers by playing
rnhber herself, Mrs. Ge rye NJ.
Nhick uf houst0a saved SI.utu
worth 81 diamonds here.
Shr was driving from Bcaumtrt
tu Hou ton when another automa-
tile backed ut tn front 81 her.
forcing her a. stop "A man an
woman commanded her 4 throa
"a her hands.
Are YOU robbers" asked Ms.
Ch1k.