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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-28
FIGHT ONPEST
EPROCLAIMED
Mayors of Valley Ci-
ties Issue Proc
larnations

Practically All cities in the Val
Lev have joined in the campaign 70
eradicate the Mexican fruit fly by
June 20, the date Of tle hearing be
fore the federal horticultural au
thorities board when the proposed
quarantine Of Valley fruit will he up
for final decision. n compliance
with the general movement, the
mayors or the several cities have
issued proclamations calling upon
the citizens to cooperate ~ the
cleanup efforts.
The following pracla aation has
been issued by Mayor a. j. Cole Of
Brownsville:
ITO the residents Of Brownsville,
greeting:
"At meeting az your commission
held this. Friday morning, the 10th
day OF May, your Board Of City De-
velopment and other Interested citi-
zens appeared and explained the
gravity Of the threatened federal
quarantine on Valley citrus.
"In brief. the federal government
il threatening, unless the Valley Co
operates with the federal inspectors,
10 quarantine Texas citrus fruit be-
cause Of the presence ~ the Mexi-
can fly in the Valley.
II realize that many of our horti-
do not believe that the
pest ~ present, but the danger Of
the quarantine il imminent and
A quarantine now
would result in an enormous direct
money loss to the Valley. The City
If Brownsville IL interested directly
hat little: indirectly, Interested ~
We are in the welfare nf every man
III the Valley. /, "A. Il. Cole. as mapor
nv the unanimous vote "a your COM
mission. ask and urge that every
facility. courtesy and aelp re given
to the workers who wall begin imme-
diately meeting the requirements r. oi
the Federal Horticultural Board. and
ask an patriotic citizens that they
their rights and belief m
this campaign IL the common veal
of this entire section.
Yours for the best interest ~ the
citrus industry in the Valley.
A. u. COLE.
Mayor. City VI Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-28
four MEMBERS
OF One FAMILY
Slain IN BEDS
Tampa Police Ho | d
Suspects; Two Other
Members of Family
May Die

TAMPA. Fla May 3s.-tPi-A
woman's scream. heard at daybrcak
nv railroad track walker. has led
t0 the arrest w two middle aged
men and an account from one uf
them NJ a home invaded nm drunk
cn man who mcrcilessly beat sIS
members of "A family with "A heavy
tool. four of them ~ death.
Herman Merrill. 43. "A carpenter.
and three children. Ralph l1, Mil
dred. y. and Buddy B. are dead. Mrs.
Merrill, 81 and n three months old
baby were near death today from
wounds inflicted with railroad
spike maui.
From ". I'LL Levine. w shabbily
dressed man arrested last night. po-
lice Said they had story that faxed
the crime On Leonard Thompson.
Thompson also was arrested and
taken to jail where ~ and Levine
were held Incommunicado.
"A desire for revenge was given aF
the motive, police said but whether
the cause was fancied or real. police
had not determined. Edward Merrill
the dead mans brother. said they
had no money and no enemies that
hc knew of.
Thompson aEA we're drinking 10.
Ecther Thursday night" police said
Levine said under protest He told
me earlier in the day that Merrill
bad done him "A dirty trick and ht
WAS gonna get him that night.
we walked along the railroad
track near the house and ! lay down
Thompson went cu Next thing
knew heard a noise from tht
house. went in The back door. n
was s0 dark Iit matches and walkct
around and looked at what Thomp
snn done"
Thompson admitted NV had beer
with Levine Thursday night. but AZ
MED emphatically that NV was ~
sp0nSble for what the man saw
the mutilnted bodies of six persons
lying ~ the beds I'M which thel
slept Levine left the room thcI
and II wRs several hours later tha
Kenneth Merrill. l6. looked wv th,
bodies after returning from a visi
with relatives over night.
On being taken ~ the merrill
home Levine pointed out to officer
things he had observed the night br
fore, even finding burned matches NJ
said ~ dropped. Fle did not know
that Hugh Merrell. s had fallen from
his bed ~ sleep and escaped injury
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-28
PLANSLARCE
LINER PLANES
Trans-Atla ntic Air
Service May Be
Inaugurated

BOSTON. Mass, Nav 2a.-iPi
The Boston Traveller. I'D 4 copyright
cd story published today. says that
Il has learned IT preparations whicn
have been going on over \ long
period for regular transatlantic air
plane service with giant planes
carrying at least 100 passengers.
The traveller quoted the unnamed
designer of the plane ~ saying
Our air liners will have more
than three motors-now many more
we would rather YOU would not di-
vuige III this time. Oar planes will
contain cabins and promenade decks.
They will ~ heated throughout.
I'VE will be able " maintain q
schedule We will w allie ~ give
safe transportation. AT this time
the only other information ! can
divulge T. that he will not follow
the route taken TN Captain Lind
bcrgh We shall fly pm way ~ the
Azores"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-28
Foreman Saves
Lives Of Miners

DEI.AGUA. Colo. May 2S.-tFi-
One hundred and thirty-four coal
miners today owed their lives X the
quick thinking of d foreman IN mine
number 4 w the Nict0ry-American
Fuel Company near here. where an
explosion shortly after noon yCster-
day caused the death " Fix work
crS.
But for Foreman Tom Strothers
the death toll would undoubtedly
have been great Al the first piast,
Strothers ordered the miners 70 re-
main where they were, IN the run
ways Four men who failed tn obey
this command we've asphyNlEted hy
rarbur-monoNide Gas. The other two
were killed outright.
When Strothcrs gave the word to
move. Dan Woods. aged assistant
foreman, led the miners out ~ the
workings to safety.
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Last Battle With River Torrent Underway
Flaming Gas Well
Extimgmished by
Using Explosives

STANFORD, Texas, May 2s.-Te1
thousand persons last night watched
Tex Thornton. well shooter, blow
out with INT the burning gas well
that took eight lives and injured
five when il exploded and ignited
Thursday.
Two charges were necessary to
snuff out the two hundred foot
tower Of flame that roared for more
than forty hours and lighted up the
Panhandle-P Plains for many miles.
The first shot was fired AZ 10: 10
p. m, 10 clear away casing and the
second was set off n ll:05 p. MI,
and this charge. felt In Berger, i6
miles away, was terrific, but u
succeeded in blowing out the flame,
and today the hole that was the
Mcmillan well No. 1 = belching
forth dry gas.
After considerable preparation
Thornton. under protection of q bar
age ~ steam from boilers, and
garbed in his asbestos suit, carried
s0 quarts OF INT in = huge cap
sule to the bottom OF the blazing
crater and tossed the explosive into
the we'll He turned and ran a. fast
as he could for short distance and
then threw himself on the grounu
The explosion followed Immediately
and the blaze died Off into the all
Darkness shouded what had been
the Panhandle lamp. a wild cheer
went up from the thousands of spec
tat0rs who had come many miles
70 watch the feat.
The shock Of the TIT shot broke
windshields ia automobiles that had
come too close and the conclusion
also smashed windows in buildings
that had been skinned out Of imme-
diate danger of fire yesterday. M
one wns injured. but many persons
who had crowded too near were
flattened out. TEX" came up smil-
ing and took his hot asbestos suit
and announced that he would 20
into the cellar today 70 make q
thorough inspection 70 learn wheth-
or a missing tool dresser and two
roustabouts died III the blaze.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-28
PARIS BIDS FAREWELL
TO HERO OF FLIGHT

PARIS. Nav H--LFN PAR. today
said an rt-uir tn Captain Lindberrh.
There was w great roar WI voices.
Ehrill footing nf whistles and h0nk-
Ink of horns Ar fhe hirdmAn. EwOop-
ing down in great circle from H.
hcurgrt flying field passed over the
Are de Triomnhr and the Place Nv ln
Concord rirrIct thr ElffeI tower.
md then headed straight north fDr
Brussels. Belgium and new tri-
umphs
After VI week of aduIation, surh n4
u0 foreigner haA ever heFr given hr
fore ir Frarrr the Young American
temporarily Quilted French gDil when
the wheels of his morDpIarp left th~
runaway at LebourErt field nt f2 HH
~. n
The precautions against accident
at the field kept tha crowd at M
minimum there. hut in Paris ever
prrn space waH jammrd with reupiA
eager for sight nf Lindberrh ir
flight. They gave HIM voeHi
farewell that seemed to cDmr from
every heart
LinHharRh had hia orn way Dr
saying ap rrFoir He circEed over
the Arc de TriomrhF in homage ar
the Unknown Pnilu and then ffyinw
At an altitude pf only ZDO yard nr
10y sent twice around the Etffaf
Tower.
The chamber cF deputies rnwh
drew him. Then he headed strniHht
for The Place de La Concord. fitted
~ith an excited thr0nR that shouted
cheered and went as he passed ever.
Drops Last Message
Just ~ his plane topped the needle
fAdditiSral Society or paRe FOUR
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-28
SECRETARIES
URGE CLEANUP
VALLEY TREES
All Communities Being
Organized, Reports
Submitted at Meet
ing Disclose

A Thorough cleanup of the Val
iey's citrus orchards to avert the
impending quarantine ~ Valley cit
rus fruits and the pi lbable effects
of labor organizations IN the Lower
Rio Grande Valley. were the high
spots of the meeting NJ the Valley
chamber of commerce secretaries az
McAllen last night
A general outline OF the work BE-
ing done in the various communI-
ties "a control the Mexican fruit
fly, was given by J. 4. Bell. NJ San
Benito, president of the Valley sec
retaries. AT Brownsville. he de-
clared. the work i beng done with
the aid NJ Boy Scouts and al san
Benito about 3u men faNc been APP
pointed and are supervising the
work IN their respective neighbor-
hoods. None of the fruit flies have
been found around San Bcnito tract.
Bell stated. and read letter from
Charles Mumm, secretary Of the III
redo chamber cf commerce. stating
that a vigorous enforce mcnt VI the
customs laws would be asked to
prevent smuggling fruit from Mex
leo.
Three representatives will probab-
TN ~ sent from the Lower Rio
Grande Valley % the public hear
ing IN Washington, June 20. IL was
stated. John Shary Uf Mission for
Hidalgo county and "A. ri Potts for
Cameron county will probably he
two of the delegates.
Announcement was also made of
the appointment Of . general ex-
ecutive committee ~ make final
chcckup NJ the citrus cleaning cam
paiEn. The committee consists ~
]. +. Bell. San Beni-o. chairman,
George Toolan.. Harlingcn. WI r..
McGarity. McAlicn, Leslie Neal. Ed-
inburE. and Il. n. Bailey. Weslaco.
The announcement at the recent
convention NJ the Texas State Fed
Grafton Nj labor to tne effect that
the ewes NJ state labor unions were
turned toward the organization VI
the Lower Rio Grande VALLEY was
brought up III the secrctary's meet
inF. but NV definite action taken
The reports VI newspapers to the
effect that rousing cheers were
given the mention M further restrIc-
tion NJ Mexican immigration were
also introduced at the sccrctaris'
gathering. AT the previous meeting
M the secretaries. held at Rio Hon
da. the organization vert on record
ns being whole heartcilv opposed 10
the Box hill which proposes reStric-
tinn WI Mexican immigration ~ es-
tablishment of a quota basis similar
to that w effect on European inn
migration.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-28
MORGAN CITY,.
new IBERIA in
PATH OF FLOOD
Both Cities Expected
To Be Inundated BY
Night; Crest Still Far
Above

NEW ORLEANS, May 2s.-tP,-
Man and river today were preparing
for what was believed to be the last
great battle Of the flood area as the
waters of the Atchafalaya and the
Tensas basin moved down on New
Iberia and Morgan City. Already
these cities Of 5000 and 5000 popu-
iakion, respectively. partially have
been inundated and with the water
rising an inch an hour il was be-
lieved that both would be totally
under water by tonight or tomorrow.
Morgan City. about 100 miles west
of New Orleans, is ut the mouth Of
the Atchafalaya where the mass Of
water sweeping relentlessly down
the narrow Atchafalaya basin must
empty into the Gulf OF Mexico. A
few miles above Morgan City the
Atchafalaya empties into Grand
Lake and residents Of the lake re-
gion have been forced to flee their
homes as the flood waters swept the
shores Of the lake.
The river then flows out Of the
lake again to run for about IL miles
through fertile country before IL
pours its muddy flood into the gulf.
fala basin was believed 10 be in
the Breauxbridge section, many
niles up 4ho river from Morgan City
and still above Lafayette, where the
largest refugee camp Of the section
Is located. But the first fight with
the force OF the river already has
been fought out al its mouth and
the waters have been victorious. The
flood probably will last several
weeks more before the crest passes
into the sea.
A statement from the Red Cross
headquarters here said that more
than $500 refugees were expected u
be taken care Of out Of New Iberia
alone Yesterday officials estimated
that only about ten per cent of the
populace driven from their homes
found their way 70 the refugee
camps. The others. they said. were
cared for in private homes.
Forces were being massed today
for the evacuation Of those left
among the cities. Boats were char
tered nj New Orleans and started
through the Harvey canal for the
mouth OF the Atchafalayo.
The waters from the McCrea
crevasse. 100 miles northwest of
New Orleans on the opposite side of
the river. were spreading more slow
iy. Several towns were inundated
completely or partially and Baton
Rouge reported that n few persons
had beer forced to spend the night
on the levees waiting for boats "a
take them TO refugee camps.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-28
Army Filler Killed
When Plane Crashes

COLUMBUS. Ohio. May 2s.--lFi
One man was killed and another
seriously injured when the army
bombing plane SLC-5 returning ~
H. station MI Langley Field, from
san Antonio, Texas, crashed near
RcyrplashurE. ten miles east uf
here shortly before noon. Private
feaEer wa Killed Lieutenant III NJ.
Bridget pilot. wa seriously injured.
The plane was destroyed. Three
other occupants NJ the plane were
uririurei.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-28
The Devil With the Baby Face Paramour of
Milwaukee Suicide, Found With Bullet in Head

baby. he also mad teer married
once before His father. WV said. in
the suicide note, is an executive uf
a New York shipping company.
Until the discovery oI the body
of the girl police haL discounted
Martins statements that ~ killed a
woman here They discovered what
theg believed was conclusive evil
Eenge that rhF money which ~ salH
g. ha1 withdrawn from TIE bank
ta give hls sweetheart inn hrrn lgEt
fr Cicero gambling resorts
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-28
USES SHOTGUN TO
COMMIT SUICIDE

WICHITA FALLS. Texas. Nav 2S
--fT-W. A. Soule. painter. killed
himself al his home here about y
c'ciack this morning. Nhen ~ tied
a shotrun to fence IN his hack
yard with a leather LOi; and after
stenrinT IN front of the gun. punch
ed the trigger with 4 stick
Justice of the Peace q. H. Gibbs
returned q verdict of suicide IN
gunshot"
Soule ~ survived ~ his widow
SaRd three daughters. Misses louise
and Dorothy Soulc and Mrs. Mando-
lene Scofieln.
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DEATH
TOLL now Ia
Arkansas Susta i n G d
Greatest Number Of
Fatalities

NEW ORLEANS. La. May 2s-tPi
Ore hundred and fourteen persons
have lost their lives thus far in the
Mississippi flood. the American Red
Cross reported today.
The report. made wv Henry MI
Baker director WIZ disaster. assistant
to James Fiscr. vice-ehairman WI the
organization IN charge WI opera
tioHE. and ~ Secretary Hoover. in-
clIded Ho reports ur rumrrs of death
but only those verified by the or
ganizatIon.
The largest number of flood
deaths occurred in Arkansas where
5a died
Mississippi came next with f2,
Louisiana y. Illinois 2. Tennessee p.
None was reported n Kentucky and
Missouri. The report said some III
the dead mad rot been identified
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-28
Prisoners Taken
To Ft. Leavenworth

T. r.. SeffeI w Nilsson. deputy
U-S. marshal accompanied by
Ralph Tucker and twu other guards,
left yesterday fur Alrt Leaveu-
worth with nine feac.li prisoners
They WILT pick up two more prison
ers at Corpus Christi. iarlldinE n.
Root. aH aviator, convicted uf
smurgl nE liquor from Mexico hg
airplsne-
All prisoners have been sentenced
tn serve A year and day IN the fed
eral prison.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-28
OFFICERS SEEKING
HIT, RUN DRIVER

County officers are looking for
another hit-and-run driver follow
inE wv accident near Brownsville
yesterday afternoon IN which Mi-
Anita Raymond VI Victoria Heights
was injured.
Those lu the overturned cmr re-
ported IN officers that large ear
had come along and dumped them
Off the road. The car was forced
nff the highway was wrecked and
Miss Raymond suffered injuries tO
her hins md also other hurts The
crash occurred near The Country
Clnh filling station.
Miss Raymond was brought I'M
Brownsville where she was treated
hy nr. I'll r Nantis aad then taken
tn her home
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-28

CHICAGO. Ills. Efy 2s.--sF -
Nerncr C Martins p4ramour. "thc
devil with the baby face has been
found ~ &c said Shs would--dead
with bullet through Atr head.
Martin. Who committed suisidc ~
Milwaukee ~two days ago. Said H.
killed 4 girl iu Chicago because he
had been faIthleSs after ~ had dr-
serted ais wife Ger her
Emp4nres et 4rw.a a.~e auart
mert hotel whsre .he cody ". re
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-28
FOUR KILLED In
MISSOURI STORM

MOBERLY. Mo. May 2s---Four
persons we're killed and a dozen in-
iurcd. two critically III \ tornado
near Yates iast night.
Mrs. J r. Williams. Mrs. John
Morris ana u. r. Fray were killed
when their farm house was de-
stroved. John Kirby fell dead when
~ saw the storm approaching. His
home Was not damaged.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-28

sarah Rarp va che rirl's name,
Martin declared in the note.
Stores In newspapers NJ Mar
tins snisiae reminded the apartment
hotel manager that u man ny that
name had registered there. He I'M
formed the police and they irves-
tIgatfh AnH fUu-s the body
Martin who waa tnlrtr years cla.
w4s married. n rear AEa tr Cedar
Rn-iEs tHwr Gart 1rr ir thar
rr-M rrw wftr rrF .sra weeks nir
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Firi was found today, established
that the girl and Martin had been
living there three mna.hs as hus-
band and wife.
note beside the BODY had been
written by Martin IR it ~ said
conditions had arisen thereby the
girl forced him tu mary her ir Wy
nnse which hE wrote before taEir-
hrs own life at Milwaukee he gave
as his reason far killing the Eiri
-Hd taxing hi- nu- ltfa her ErrR-
Quilted invp.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-28
nNNATIME AnIEnTCT

LOS ANGELES. Cal. May ~. iP
- report that the Les Angeles
aaucduct had beer dyramited for
the second time in III hours AMI
about 800 feet NJ piping destroyed
reached the city water and power
bureau haadduarters today. re-
pair crew was rcnortei dispatched
tn che scene near Big Pine
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FIIrR AWARDED MEnAI.

WASHINGTON. II. 4. Nav "a
Award of the distinguished flying
cross ~ Cantain Charles a
LIndberch. New York - Paris FLYER.
was approved today ~ President
Coolidge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-28

HJLNChE, EnE. May 2s--fPt--
DR. William T Weddel. cf StcHr-
bridge won the British aMateur Eoll
championship here To-Day. He d.
seater ~. u. Landale 1f The Royal
Liverpool rilt n the aE-hole match
hy N ur and siK ~ play
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-28

BRUSSELS. Belgium. May 2s.-t41
--C Captain Charles Iindbergh. Amerl-
cas- transatlantic aviator landed at
the Elerr Airaomr. Brussels, ION
Paris at 3.i5 o'clock this afternoons
His shining monoplane. thn
spirit WI St Louis" waH siEAtci lN
the great thronEs on the field A4
|3.l2 aelcck It teEan swoopinH
downw#td N moment later to lallN
amid N great storm w cheers.
III was escorted from the Franc
Belgian border nv two Belgian army
planes. Trailing him were several
futher planes which Ind acted w. Am
escort from Paris.
Lindbcrgh gave an airman's greet
inE tho Belgian CapIras before lanl
ing. Swcrving cff hiS straight air
route r. circlcd about the city
while ten other planes that h.
come with him kept their formation
above the flying field. waiting
Soon ha appeared. HIs silver shin
shot through the center of the wIus
circle VI The cscorting planes and
came to rest upon thr field aH gent
IN as bird.
The barriers were broken NV thr
.
| lice succeeded in checking the rush
just as N seemed about 10 over
whelm the pigre.
Quickly restoring order. they cn
abled James XIV Dunn. the American
charge d'affaires, tn be the first tn
grasp the aviator's hand before thr
stepped to earth.
Henri Jaapar. the Belgian premier
III y
and congratulated him in the name
\ wv the government. LindberRh en-
tered an automobile and was driver
to the reviewing stand while n mil
tary band played The Star Snangleil
| Banner"
The ErndarmcA and police were
overwhelmed by the crowds in the
\ Pluce iu Congress when IindbcrRh,
escorted hv thr American charge
d'affairea. arrived there t0 place IA
wreath nn The tomb W. the Unknown
\ Soldier. nt the foot of the gigantic
war memorial column
VI The patient watchers. who had
stood hy while the airmaH was being
\ received at L. officers mess at the
" airdrumc and later at tffr American
embassy went wild when he np-
peared. and hraved horses honfE. thr
carbine butts WI the Rpnharmra. ths
Y hatons of the police and fists rf ths
plain clothes men to Ret near hiE rnr
LindbHrEh wAS finally cntrirutrd
and was able to Iay u handsome
wreath on thc monument. but hy ths
time he returned IN hiH automobile
the police had their work to do nll
over again. There was good five
minutes struggle with the aeethina
crowd before hr waH able 10 proceed
tn the palace.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-28
WEATHER

For Brownsville ani the Lower Rio
Grandc Valley. Fair tonight anc
Suniay: not much change IN tenn
rrraturee.
Moderate "a fresh seutherly winds
on the west coast. diminishing sun
dav
For East Texas. Partly cloudy to-
night and sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-28
HUGE THRONC
CREETS FLIER
ARRIVAL
Flying Field Barriers
Broken Do wn BY
Crowd i'm Effort to
See Air Hero

BRUSSELS. Belgium, May 2s.-lAN
King Albert of Belgium received
Cartair LindbcrEh ID me royal pal
ace this afternoon two hours after
the Atlantic aviator had ar
rived here from Raris-
III WIS "A meeting nf the Tying
king with thc king of fliers, thc
Belgian sovereign having spent
many hours in the arr
LindhrrEh was also introduced Ia
Queen Elizabeth. herself an aviation
enthusiast. and Duchess BrahAnr
THE latter formerly Princess Astrih
of Swcdeul and all otEcr members
IVY the royal household.
w From the palace Captain Lind
bcrrh went tn the aero club VT Bel
Eium where every flicr who could
hc present was waiting tn welcome
him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-28
RIVER FORECAST

There All NJ W. material ehAnff
in th@ river.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-28

Daily River Bulletin.
Flood Present 20 HN 20 Hr.
Stage Stage Ching. Rain
RtvGr Eawarnaf
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So A Day

Rents the Johnson Electric
Floor Polisher at
w. III. Putegnat Hardware Co.
Brownsville, Texas