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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
WILL INTRODUCE
SPRAYING BILL
Especial u The Hcraid.)

McALLEN. Tex. Jan 29. During
the present session of che legislature
N hill will hn introduced seeking to
make the spraying of citrus orchards
compulsory. it is indicated in let
ter from Representative WI R- Mont
Eomcry w Hidaleo county tp WI. R,
McGarity. secretary of the McAllen
Chamber of- Commerce.
The letter " In reply to "A letter
from Nr MrGarity To the HidaiEo
county representative, asking that
he take action ON the matter.
Ia his reply Mr.. Montgomery said
that such a bill. including provision
Tor spraying Of al kinds Of fruit,
and SOME vegetables, WIS introduced
by him during the Thirty-eighth leg
islature. but was defeated. probably
on account Of It's wide scope.
He suggested that Mr.. Mccarthy
frame a proposed bill and send il TO
him. to be introduced. Mr. Mccarthy
has written % the secretary Of state
in California for a copy of the com
pulsory citrus spraying law In that
state, ard will send this to the Hi
dalRo county representative.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
TRUCK SHIPMENTS

Cars loaded from the Lower Ris
Grande Valley on Thursday and for.
warded from Hariingen by freight
on Friday, according 70 report Is.
sued BY the Gulf Coast Lines:
Mixed Observation-Disclosures 3
In Feria 4. Mercedes 3. Weslaco D
D0nna q. Alamo \. PhArr ?. McAller
4. Edinhurg 4. Brownsville 1. Snr
Benito =. Rio H0nd0 a, Spiderweh
railway points ~
Bcets and arr0ts-Harlingc
Mercedes 3. Weslaco ?. Donna 8.
Carrots-La Feria i, Mercedes 2
Neslaco 2
Cabbage Harlingen 3. Stuart
Place 4. In Feria 4. Mercedes 4
Wesiaco 8. Donna 3, Alamo 4. Phar'
:. Gombcs .. Olmito i. san Benit0 !
Rio Hondo ?, Spiderweb railway
points III.
Fruit Mercedes 1, Sharyiaud 1.
TotAls--Tpday. 81 cars. To date
2.es6 vegetable. 600 fruit for Crane
fotaA Of s2ss. Total To, date last
srarl f.054 vegetable. z6s fruit 70:
ant total p< l3Jg.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
ARRANGE FUNERAL
EXPLOSION VICTIMS

TURNER. Idaho, Jan. 29.-fI'l-
This grief-stricken little settlement
today paid last tribute To four mem
hers Of one family. victims Of We'd
nesday's explosion which brought 20
a tragic end a neighborhood basket
BAH contest. The victims were
james McCann, his two sons. Thomas
and Moridcth and his brother. Brig
ham
The funeral corteEe will move over
the snow-cpvered highway TO Grace.
where funeral services will be held
In the chapel. of the church Of the
Latter Day Saints Of Jesus Christ
tM0rmon).
The body of Iral Lowe. another
vietim. was taken 20 his home M
Preston Idaho. No arrangements have
been made for the funeral OF Elmer
Anderson. fcntral, Idaho, the sixth
victim Of the explosion. His widow
Is among the seriously injured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
POSTPONE TRIAL
OF MRS. ROGERS

AUSTIN. Texas, Jan. 29.-4Pl- Re
cause of the illness of her husband
and due 20 the fact that the Harry
J. Leahy trial has precedence. Mrs.
Rebecca Bradley Rogers Of Austin
will not 70 to- trial Monday in
Georgetown on an arson indictment,
John Golfer. her attorney, said here
SATURDAY..
Leahy's trial was set for Monday
~ was that of Mrs Rogers but the
order was entered first In the Leahy
trial. Golfer said.
"It will not he necessary for -
10 ask for continuance. but if IL IN
We could easily 10 30 A. Otis Rogers.
Rcbecra's husband. III so ill ~ could
not attend" Golfer said.
Mrs. Rogers will not go % George
town when court opens but will re-
main here III the bedside NJ her hus-
band
Harry Graves Of Georgetown. one
of tie attorneys who will prosecute
Leahy. predicted that the Leahy trial
would start Monday.
~Leahy and his attorneys. say they
are ready, and 50 are we. Graves
said. Graves will defend Mrs. Rog-
ers on the arson charge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
GROWERS
fight AGAINST
DIFFERENTIAL
Contend Corpus Chris
ii Cabbage Growers
Have Advantage g e
Under Present Rate

MERCEDES, Texas. Jan. 2y.--With
decreasing prices promising financial
depression for Valley cabbage grow
ers. Immediate action 70 induce the
Interstate Commerce Commission 20
revise the freight rate differential
now affecting shipping points south
OF Rohstown lis seen by local vege-
table shippers as the only hope for
solution Of situation which pre-
senad itself Tuesday when cabbage
prices dropped from SIS TO $40 ton,
due 20 lower quotations made by cab
bagc shippers nc Corpus Christi.
Favored BY the freight differen-
tiai. an excellent crop and cheaper
production costs. the cabbage ship-
pers and growers Of Corpus Christi
have gwen early indication, accord
ing 70 local shippers. that they intend
TO profit at the expense Of Valley
cabbage producers this season by
underquoting Valley shippers and
+ thus driving prices down to levels
where marketing Of cabbage in the
VALLEY will be Improbable.
Although the Valleys crop is
three times greater than that Of the
Corpus Christi area, the latter sec
tlon is virtually IN control OF the
situation due 20 the fact that the diff
ferential freight rate over and above
the common shipping point rate is
;lppIoximatciy three dollars q ton
higher than al Corpus Christi. This
difference in rate enables the Corpus
Christi shippers TO deliver cabbage
TO northern markets AZ figures which
Valley shippers. paying the diffcrcn-
.ial. cannot control. local shippers
se~larc.
Valley shipping house operators
nd Chambers OF commerce are CO.
operating in an effort to bring the
matter before the Interstate Com
mcrce commission. with the hope 81
securing an emergency ruling in
time 70 affect movement Of this sea
sons Valley cabbage crop.
A T.. Waldron. division freight
AGENT Of the Missouri Pacific lines
visited Mercedes Thursday confer
ring with local shippers, and irdi-
Gated that the Missouri Pacific
would cooperate in the effort 20 pre-
tcct the Valley cabbage industry
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
G.. q. T.. fNCENSED.
OVER WRIT BILL

DALLAS, Texas, Jan. 29.-fRi-
The effect Of bill introduced by
Senators A. J. Wirtz and, Julius
Real Of kerryille on republican po-
litical affairs would be TO disin-
franchise the majority Of that party
in Texas and entrench a minority
ia control. a statement issued BY
the party's state headquarters over
the name Of Leonard Wilmington.
secretary said today Tire biii wogl-i
change certain methods Or organiza-
tion OF The republican party
Far from being q measure 70 re-
move the republican organization
from machine politics. the bill ~ a
most astounding effort TO disfran-
chise the majority Of Texas rcpubli-
cans and cntrench a minority IN
control" the statement said.
"Thc method Of selecting county
committees now used by the repub-
lican organization Is more response
ve 20 the peoples than that pro-
posed. County chairmcn are row
elected by republican voters of the
whole county while the biii would
elect by convention so constituted
that all precincts casting less than
thirteen republican votes for gov
ernor would be absolutely disfran-
Chised in party affairs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
MEXICO REPORTS
PAM RESIGNATION

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 20. sPi-El
Universal says 1t Is able 70 announce
categorlcally the resignation of AL
berto J. PAM, as secretary or the
treasury.
Several times since Secretary Pani
concluded the agreement for re-
sumTtion Of payments on Mcxico's
foreign debts. ia 1926, there have
heen reports of his resignation. One
rumor a few weeks ago said he was
to be appointed head Of the Mexi-
can legation at Paris, but sub
sequently Mexico City newspapers
urinted stories that his resignation
lad been withdrawn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
Governor Appoints
Three Special Judges

AUSTIN. Texas. Jan. ~. tFl--
ts0yernor Moody Saturday appointed
three special appellate judges.
Scott WI Key, EastIand county. was
named special chief justice in the
1lth civil appeals court tu tempor-
arily fiil the place Df Chief Justice
Williams PnrniIl. disqualified. and
John H- Turner. Eastland county.
special associate justice for aHBo-
ciate Justice a. T.. Hickman. disqual-
flied. key~and Tdrner Will try y
suit or the City of Dublin against
the Fort Worth e. Rio Grande Rail-
road
James ". Wayman. Galveston
county. viii act In the suit Of viii
liam Giles against ". G. Corbetf.
penLinr in the first district appeals
court because of the disqua1ifica-
sion of Justice Lane.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
Head
slain WOMAN
Most Parts Dismem.
bered Body Are
Located

PLATTEVILLEs Wis. Jan. 29.-'P
Refreshed BY 40 nights rest aftes
his ordeal yesterday when he led the
search for the dismcmbered parts Of
his slain wife. William y. Coffey ad-
mitted this morning that ne de-
liberately dealt the blow with the
baseball bat which apparently
caused her death.
Identification Of the body found
buried here as that Of Mrs- Hattie
Hales. who was slain By William n.
Coffey. itincrant bond salesman,
will not be difficult. III the opinion
of officials
Mrs Williams Holdrihre Of Rock
ford, Ill. sister of Mrs Halcs, has
been summoned here 10 view the
body which was assembled from
shallow graves III Riters Woods
near here. following Coffey's con-
fession that he slew his bride and
dismcmbered her body.
All but one portion Of the body
was recovered yesterday. Coffey
told az the place where he buried the
head and stood stolidly BY a. Il was
taken from the snow covered ground.
while thousands Of unofficial search
efs looked on.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
REPORT JUDGE HAS
SUSPENDED OILLAW

WASHINGTON. y. G.. Jan. 20 ---gHJ
Reports from Moxico City that a
district judge ia Vera Cruz had sus-
pended operation Df Moxico's new
pctrolcprs law against the Transron-
tiHental OH Company pending deter
mination 0f The constitutionalitv ~
the law. attracted wide attention in
nff.cial -ci~ricA here to-day. although
Secretary Kellogg Wns without Off
cial advices nn the ruhjrrt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
Investigate Sudden
Advance Of Stock

NEW YORK. y. ". Jan. 29.-t4i
The New York Stock Exchange
today began an investigation into
circumstances surrounding the re-
cent sensational advance IN the
comman stock az the Wheeling &
Lake Erie Railroad which "a be-
lie.ed to have. cost bear spectators
over $4,000 900.
Members were asked for detailed
information concerning ~l0ngT and
short" accounts M the close ~ bus
mess IN each az the trading days
between January - and January %.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
Board Proposes
NetU High School
Building for City

Although no bond election call was
issued az the time, the Brownsville
independent school district board Of
trustees decided on a <350.000 build
Ing program at the meeting Friday
night al the city hall
The money out of the proposed
bond issue. for which an election call
will be issued at later but rs yet
indefinite date. will be used for the
construction nf a new high school
building between the two existing
high school plants at the intersection
~ Palm Boulevard and Elizabeth
Street.
Front elevation drawings for q
proposed high school building were
presented to the board of trustees
The drawings were made I'M Phelps
a Devices, SAN Antonio architects.
whose associates are Atlee ". and
Robert Nj. AyFes. The trustees looked
over the sketch but IL was not ap-
proved at this meeting. III is ex-
pcctrd there viii ~ several minor
changes in the plan.
Floor plans for the proposed high
school building are still iii the hands
Of the architects.
IL is proposed 70 build a new
structure between the present senior
high and junior high school buildings
and connecting with them by means
Of covered walks The whole educa-
tional plant, under the proposed
plans, would be 1000 feet long over
ALL
The school board decided 20 elm
mate the item of a ;cacheragc and
dormitory ~ this time. not being
ready 20 consider erection az this
structure.
President s. n. Tucker WINS author
izeK hy the board to look into the
matter "a securing site for negro
school temporarily located at present
in the uld CoIpnia Nintoria building.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
ONLY STUDENTS
LEFT In HOSPITAL

TAYLOR. Texas. Jan. 29-t4'--
WesdIey Bradshaw, star quarterback
Of the Baylor eleven Of 1929. and
Fred Acre, member Of the 1927 bas-
kctbali team, are the only Baylor
students left IN the local hospital
following injuries received III the
bus tragedy Of last Saturday IN
which ten students we're killed.
Bradshaw IL suffering from a
wrenched back and cuts about the
face and head Acre has similar in
jurics. Both are recovering.
Edgar Goorh left Friday for his
home in Ennis. Cecil Bean was tax
en- to his home in Grapeland-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
ACCIDENT DELAYS
GOOD WILL FLYER

PANAMA. Jan. 29--ta'l The planes
ST. Louis and Detroit oi the United
States army goodwill" expedition
returned e. France Field shortly af-
ter noon today. after setting ont this
morning for Bucnavcntrra, Colon
hia.
The five planes Of the expedition
left Cristpbal for Bucnavcntura
shortly before 10 q. m. When about
hour out, wire on the landing
gear Of the st. Louis snapped. The
accident occurred near Chepo. The
,ulot decided to take no chances and
rXVrned for repairs. The s. Louis
wA accompanied by the Detroit. Ma
ior& Dargue. the flight commander.
hnyHr issued orders against planes
flyik singly.
Itsras hoped to effect repairs and
start again for BucHaveniura this
afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
POLL TAX, FIGURES
ARE TAKING JUMP

Poll tax payments took big jump
over Friday according 20 figures
aavilable at the tax collectors office
his morning which showed total
~ 1855 qualified voters in Cameron
oIntv.
Five voting precincts have more
than 200 qualified voters. These
precincts are No ?. ri Jardin. POI;
NJ. l0. Ia Feria. 246: NO. IL. North
east Harlingen. ESQ; No. ID, Rio
lIondo. 233; D. ~. BrownsvilIc, 263.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
AUTOMOBILE
HITS WAGON;
four INJURED
No Fatalities Expected
To Result From
Crash on Highway
Last Night

Four persons, including two wom-
en- and pair Of twins, were the vie
TINS Of an automobile accident three
miles from she city at o'clock yes
terday evening when Fred PARKER of
Lyford crashed into wagon IN an
effort to dodge automobile coming
from the opposite direction
All four NJ the victims are in
Mercy Hospital here but are all ex-
pcctcd 10 recover although some of
the iniurieE were regarded a. Sc
rious at first.
The injured persons are Mrs. Park
cr. Charles Lloyd Parker. Mary Fred
Parker, and Mrs. ". r.. Morrison Of
EnniS. Texas. who were all riding
in the car.
The twins were the most seriously
injured. the siKtcen-months old ba-
bies suffering head injuries. II was
thought az first that Mrs. Morri-
son. who is a visitor in the Parker
home, had suffered a serious con-
cussion but is now believed TO be
less seriously injured. Mrs. Parker
back was spraincd.
Miss Blanche Morrison. who was
also in the auto, and Mrs. Parker
were unhurt.
On the Wagon were GUADALUPE
Alamson. his wife and two children
None of these were hurt with the
possible execution Of AIamson's wife
who was badly shaken up by ths
crash
The victims were taken ~ ths
home cf George Smith on the high
way Doctors n. M. Works and J. Il
Rentfrn we're called and they we're
taken a. the hospital IN Brownsville
, in automobiles
Mr. Parker. wh~ was driving the
car. did not see the wagon, his eyes
hninp Minded hv nr ~-~r~~-h -
car. and was not aware Of the danger
until Ahe crash occurred. There we'
No light On the wagon. and II rorlc
not be discerned IN the rays Of the
approaching headlights.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
Thousands Starve In
~Drouth Stricken Area

LONDON. Jan. 2a.- NP, Forty
thousand cattle have died. three riv-
ers have dried I'D and the natives are
swArning t. the towns. fearing star
walton. says u dispatch from J0hnn-
nesburFs South Africa. 20 the Daily
Nail.
The drought Is tho. worst In the
meHaory or residents W. the Pieters.
burg district of the Transvaaf. Lions
because % the scarcity Of food, are
constantly rasding the cattle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29

vote NJ Az for the road bond IT,
zue 10 y against. WIS reported from
Brownsville precinct No. ~. AZ 4
o'clock. this being the second precinct
from which definite figures on the
ruts Of the votes could be secured.
Voting in the s6.00o,00 road bond
issue will be heavy in all parts Of
Cameron county today. according 10
early reports received in Browns
Vile. a heavy vote Is turning out in
the country precincts. and in the
towns. where the vote was light dur
ing the morning hours. heavy voting
D. forecast during the afternoon. The
polls will close al Y o'clock.
With only The most mtaRar or in
fDrnation available until o'clock
this afternoon NJ was impossible 10
determine tine direction An which the
S6.OO0.U 600 road bond election before
the voters Wi Cameron county today
was swinging.
County Judge Oscar XII. Danry vot-
ed At precinct I6 nt I o'clock to-day
and declared nv was confident the
election was going IN favor uf The
roads. He said that wv had heard
from the Santa Maria box that that
precinct WINS going thErr tn one I'm
favor of the bonds.
Cameron county cannot afford 20
vote down this issue aud the voters
know IT," said Judge Dancy in ex-
pressing his confidence IN the out
come OF the polling.
Voting in all Of the Brownsville
precincts was exceedingly light but
ii was expected that there would be
\ rush in the afternoon. Voting in all
outlying precincts was reported a.
much heavier than In the city.
Only one precinct checked the re-
turns Nv I o'clock. l6 at which o.
had heen cast In precinct lT. high
school box. trn votes hal been cast;
IN precinct la. city hall buM "a
vrtes had been cast; in precinct 2O.
Miller Hotel box. i9 votes had been
cast. and in precinct 2H. grammar
school box. i4 votes had been cast.
At The boxes where no check had
been made w was indicated that the
vOtinE wns either about split XIII rum
ming IN favor 0f thc bonds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
CHARTER ELECTION
TOBE HELD JAN. 81

McALLEN, Tex, jan 29.-Monday.
January 81. the voters Of McAlleu
will decide on the question ~ adopt
ing the ncw charter for this city. and
since no pronounced opposition has
developed IL II expected the charter
will Ne adopted by an almost unani-
nous vote.
The new charter will give the city
council power to carry out many im-
rrovements along lines of zoning.
building restrictions. policing, and
the like. ard IL viii provide for the
maintenance ar 4 board Of city eevel-
opment with q two-mill tax on the
total valuations of the city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
FLU EPIDEMIC
HITS BELGIUM

BRUSSELS, Jan. Nv. tfPi--The fn-
flurnxa epidemic in Belgium IN n#-
suminr N more serious aspect. the
death rate from THE diaense now
being 20 per cent over the normal
for this limc " year.
Many eases arc followed By quick
complications. death occurring with
in ~ hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
TWO KILLED in
AUTO ACCIDENT

PATTERSON, n. D.. Jan. 29.-tPl
-Two young sisters were killed to-
dav and another sister and a man
,niured when city ash truck
~tidded and ran on the sidewalk
The dead are Amelia 1harailec, ~
.,d Erances Chirallec. -. They were
on their way 70 work with their SIS
,ar Nary. when the truck struck
sh.,n and crushed them against a
house. A man asleep 10 me oniiains
was thrown from his bed By the
impact.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
Bus, Truck Collide,
2 Killed, IL Injured

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Jan. s9.--i4'
Tive persons were Killed ard
eleven others hurt, today when
Roston 10 New YORK bus roinded
Win 4 truck on the boston fosi
read IN Wcsthascn. 80
ore body was partly Identified III
that az Joseph cnnniffe, 81 ot has'
Boston. - ~ere between 20 and rs
,~.vA IN the bus.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
HEAVY VOTING
IS EXPECTED
OVERCOUNTY
Farmer Vote Reported
Turning Out Strong;
Indi c ations Elec-
tons VIII Be Close
BULLETIN

BILLf'TlN
ri Jardin ~ voting heavily and
in favor Of the $6.00O.0O0 bond is-
sue. arcosdinE "a information re-
ccived BY telephone by The Herald
Precinct two was Sulidly In fa-
vCr of the issue, 81 tD D, at noon
and rs Yatcs had been cast in pre-
clint ~. the new precinct The 2t
votes mad not been talIied, how
ever
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
Per Capita Payment
Will Be Made Feb. A

AUSTIN. Tex. Jan. 29.--tH9 A
two dollar payment on the state per
capita school anportionment viii be
made Feb. &, :. VI. ~ Marrs, state
superintendent Of public instruction
said Saturday. Approximately ST.
100000 will be sent 10 the schools.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
Train Hits Auto
On Grade Crossing

SrpANTON. Pa, Jan. es.-rtFf-
ssrerx on their way 10 work
~o L,Iled and three injured, two
were -. when Delaware ard
Sss.s1f messenger train struck IN
huassnh nhsle on grade crossing in
sars sarsh Scranton today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
ANTI.nrMpINc ORDER

WASHINGTON. II. A.. Jan. - s-fPi
An anti-dun ping order against im-
Dovtation Of German pig iron into
this countrv was issued today hy See-
rctary Mellon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
WEATHER
WEATHER FORECAST

For BrQwrryillr and Che Lower Rio
Grnnds Valley Partly cloudy Co.
niRht and sundays n0 decided change
An Temperature. Moderate to fresh
aDutherly winds WIN Che west coast.
For East Texas Generally cloudy
tonight: local rains in east mnd south
portions sunday partly rluudys
colder except in southeast pDrti0n4
Moderate soEtheFly to westerly winds
0n the coast
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
HARDSTORM
HITSENCLAND
Seventeen Kill ed In
Terrific Rain And
Wind Storm

LONDON. Jan. 29.-tPl-From the
south of England to the northern tip
of Scotland. cities and open spaces
alike were damaged BY "A great rain
and wind storm which began yeSter-
day and was still la progress today.
Seventeen persons were killed and a
large indefinite number injured. The
property damage was extensive.
Scotland appears TO have been
hardest hit, eight deaths being re-
ported from Glasgow, with 100 per-
sons injured. Houses that had
withstood storms for many years col
lapsed, street cars were overturned
and the lives Of pedestrians were
endangered by all sorts Of wrcckage
hurled through the air by the gale.
The storm swept over Ireland. do
ing considerable damage in Dublin,
where scores of persons were in
jured. II Is expected when wires
are restored. ireland twill have fur
thcr disastrous news to report.
Although London was kept awake
throughout the night by the sound oi
breaking glass and crashing signs
the rain coming down IN torrents All
the while. no serious damage IN the
city wus reported
GLASGOW. Scotland. Jan. 29.-4H'
Nineteen persons are reported
dead and hundreds injured in Scot
land IN consequence Of yesterday \
w.ndstorm. Nine were killed anc
nearly 800 injured In Glasgow. The
wind has moderated today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-29
Daily River HmIletEn
Fip0h Prevent Ha Hr. 1a Hr4
Stage Stage Chnw. Rain

KfVff F0rDcnHf
There will be no material change
In the riser.