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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25
ENDORSE ROAD
DISTRICT PLAN
Mercedes and Weslaco
Expected to Join In
Organization

WESLACO. Texas, Feb. a5.-Thp
proposition of Joining the Neslaco
and Mercedes tracts into an lnde
pendent road district was endors "a at
meeting Of the committees w tho
two towns held here last night. no
definite action will be taken until
the farmers WI the tracts have had
an opportunity to express their
opinions relative 20 the proposed
organization.
In order TO get the farmers views
QUESTIONABLE will be mailed 10
every resident Of the tracts. with
the request that they be returned AZ
the earliest possible DATE. A mass
meeting, which the farmers of the
tract have been urged III attend.
will be held at Wesiaco tonight. and
every phase of the proposition will
be presented. and the farmers re-
qEestcd 70 present their views.
Announcement was also made By
the two committees that in the event
district is organized no bond issue
will be called until all roads in the
district have been designated.
AZ is understood that the majority
nf the farmers on the Weslaco tract
Hre IN favor Of the organization of
an independent road district c0mpris-
ing the entire area In what II known
rs the Mercedes irrigation system.
extending from the Rio Grandc ~
Mile ~ and from the Cameron coun-
~ line west 20 the east line OF the
Donna irrigation district.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25
YOUNG BUILDING
CONTRACT is LET

Contract was let for the construe.
ticn ~ two-story brick store and
aunrtmrnt building III the corner ~
Elizabeth and Thirteenth Streets %
Cav % 5. VI. Mckenzie Of Browns
vile bv Ben n. Clark. local manager
fer Page Bros. Architects. for Mrs.
J. ). Young. ST.. The building will
cost over $4,000. an1 work cf con.
struction IN to begin III once.
The hailding is 70 be two stories
high End will face 20 feet on Eiiza-
beth Street and l2D feet cn Thir
teenth. The ground floor OF the
structure will supply room for five
stercS, two * face on Elizabeth
Street and the remaining three -
front on Thirteenth Street. The
second floor will De divided into five
apartments each including q living
room. breakfast room. kitchen. bath
ana bedroom.
The buildirg will ~ constructed ~
brick With stone trim. Materials arc
~ be furnished by the Frontier Lum-
bcr Compang-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25
PREPAREFOR
EMERGENCIES
IN SHANGHAI
British Troops Take
Defense Positions;
French Place Wire
Entanglements

SHANGHAI. Feb. Is. 5.-tP,-Thres
thousand British regulars took up de-
fense positions along the borders Of
the internatinal settlement here to-
night because of the situation created
by the arrival of Chinese troops in
increasing numbers in the city.
No American marines were landed
since defense plans do not call for
the use Of these in the border SER
vice. They are to be held for main
tenance of order inside the settle
ments.
The British troops occupied ~
mile line, part Of il running into Chi
ncsc territory surrounding the inter
national settlement. The line was
considered Indispensable TO the de-
Tense Of the city
Within the line formed By the
troops but outside the settlement re-
side 5000 foreigner. Also within
this area il foreign owned property
worth SiG. 900 gold.
Defenses along both the interna-
tional and French settlements were
strengthened with new harbed wire
entanglements and sand bags, while
machine guns were mounted At stra-
tegic positions.
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Three KILLED
BY GASFUMES
Hotel Manager Sui.
cides After Learning
OF Deaths

CHICAGO. H.. Feb. 25.-LP,-Mrs.
Nettin Reneau. %. and her eighteen
months baby were found dead in
their suite in "A fashionable apart
ment hotel on the north side today.
Death apparently was caused by
fumes from fumigating material.
Shortly aftcrward the body Of John
Rich. manager of the hotel. was
found on coal pile in the basement
evidently suicide in remorse. f'ch
retired 10 his rooms after he was
told OF the two deaths and was not
seen again until hotel employees
found his pajama-clad body IN the
basement with a pistol at his side
Liquid cyanide Of potassium had
been used 10 fumigate an empty
apartment yesterday but 80 thick
weie the fumes when police were
called that they had difficulty in
reaching the body of Mrs. Reneau,
where it lay beside the baby's crib.
The bodies were found BY the bus
band. Howard Reneau. manager Of .
branch telegraph office. when he re-
turned home shortly after midnight
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25
LIFE Term IS
GIVEN Stone
FOR Staying
Found Guilty Of Shoot
ing Theatre Cashier
During Holdup At
Fort Worth

FORT WORTH, Tex, Feb. 25.--tH1
Calm at the prospect OF spending
80 years in the Huntsville state peni-
Tertiary, William Stone. convicted OF
the holdup Of Roscoe Wilson. Mnies-
tic Theater cashier, received the life
term verdict of "a jury In Judge
George Hosey's criminal district
court at a. m. Friday with smile.
III haven't anything 10 say" he
told reporters, unperturbed, III don't
know what I'll do about it,.
The young bandits narrow escape
from death-fnur Of the jurors had
held out for the death penalty.-left
him unrufled. After n brief confer
ence with his attorney, WV. =. Tolbort.
appointed by the court. he marched
unconcernedly from the courtroom.
His wife. who has been with him
daily since the opening OF the trial,
was not present when the jury filed
i'm with It. findings.
Announcement was made later hy
Tolbert that Stone would ask a new
trial. Decision as to whether tha
murder charge against Stone will be
pushed by the state had not been
reached nc noon By District Attor-
ney Martin. TX. "A. tBObl Silvers.
alias Cecil Chambers. his alleged
companion in the holdup and killing
~ scheduled t0 10 to trial Monday.
Mother Hears Sentence
The mother and brother Of Ros-
coe Wilson were in the court when
the sentence was brought w.
Mrs. Wilson wept on the shoulder
of her son. but refused to comment
on the result on the states effort ~
send tSone 70 the electric chair.
Information that the jury was Dut
aH NIGHT because 0f the four mem
hers insisted on the death penaItv
Was obtained from members. 9th
ers Of the twelve who sat IN iudr-
ment believed fifty years should ~
the maximum penalty. however. The
ilfe term was compromise between
the opposing factions.
stone was placed on trial Mondav.
AWo days being consumed IN thu Ra-
lection OF n jury. Testimony began
Wednesday and was marked bv the
rlashing PA statements from eyn-wit-
hesses. some OF whom attributed the
Staying Of Roscoe Wilson to the do
fendant, while others identified hiu
companion, Silvers, a. the killer TIA
single surprise was the introdunt;,,.
Dy the state Of written confesaion
from Stone and SiIvers. IN which
they admitted the robbery. but d.
eiared NJ was planned with no inten-
tion Of shedding blood.
Inc courtroom was closely guard
ed during the trial. six deputies ba-
lnK stationed near the defendant NINA
eNits; FRIDAY, after the verdict. tha
kuaru Was increased by two 10 in
sure stones safe return 40 the jail.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25
TRUCK MARKETS
By Naval Radio t0 The Herald
from L. s. and Texas Agriculture
Departments

Cabbage ftoday's quotationsls
Pittsburgh One arrived. Market
steady. Texas carlot sales S3g-B4z.
Cine nnati--5 on track Market slight
ly stronger. Texas bulk per ton &40-
$f5. sChicaED z7 ON track. Market
slightly weaker. Texas crates SITS
Sz25, mostly $500. &c. Louis-l4
On track. Market steady. Texas bulb
per ton S3D-S35. eDnver-One On
track. Market about steady. Texas
stock mostly S2.2h-S2dO-
Earl0t shipments for entire Unit
% States reported for Thursday.
Feb. "a
Cahbmge: Alabama \. Imperial Val
ley 3. Florida IA. Georgia 1, Mirhi-
ram ?, New York 32. Pennsylvanin 2y
South Carolina w, Texas tho. WiBg
ronsin 8. total u. s. 1873 cars. UnreL
ported Feb. 23.Centrnl Calf. 2. un-
reported Feb. 22-New York I. Un-
reported Feb. 1l.--New York II.
Spinach. South Carolina is. Texas
81. Washington Al. total U. S. 2d cars.
rnrerortrd FEB. 25- Norfolk Section
va. 4
Reefs and Carrots: Texas 22. Car
ruts: Texas 5. Beeta: Texas n.
Lower Rio Grande Valley Move
mant during previous 24 hours ftn
v m. m. Feb. 2hi.
veRs Sbies 3E Beets and Carrots
2a RR farrnts n. Cabbage 16,
FrMiA G Social iHn nmrH. Tn hMtN~-~
Gcsntinusd on page tivs.)
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the bill passed was narrow.
The president said in a special
message 20 the senate that he had
declined 10 approve the bill because
"the measure discriminates definite
ly against products. which make up
what has been universally considered
a program Of safe farming.
The bill singles out few prod
ucts, chiefly sectional he said,
"and proposes 70 raise the prices Of
those regardless of the fact that
thousands Of other farmers would be
directly penalized-
"Would Not Benefit"
The objection to the bill i that
X would not benefit the farmer"
the president continued. Whatever
may be the temporary influence of
arbitrary interference. no one can
deny that in the long run prices will
be governed by the law Of supply
and demand.
To expect TO increase prices and
then TO maintain them on a higher
level BY means Of plan which must
of necessity increase production
CONTINUED on page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25
HEAVY CUT IN
CRUDE PRICES
Reductions Reported
From Practically
All Fields

DALLAS. Texas. Feb. 25.-dPl-
Further reductions in crude oil
prices in Louisiana. Arkansas and one
field in Texas were announced today
by the Magnolia Petroleum COM
pany.
In the Pine Island. Hainesville and
Bull Bayou districts helcw ~ gray
ity was quoted at Si25. reduction
Of Is cents. but all other gravities
were quoted the same a. the Febru-
AIRY - schedule which reduced prices
for grades above q gravity 20 to "a
30 cents.
For the III Dorado. Arkansas, dis
trict field. below - gravity prices an
nounced today were $i.25 and were
graduated up to S2.3i for ~ and
above gravity crude.
For the Smackover district. below
- gravity was quoted AZ $i.l0 and "a
and above at SIPS.
The Cotton Valley district was
quoted AZ Sl.l0. the same price as the
present posting for the east field. FL
Dorado. Arkansas district.
For Pamela county, Texas. district
crude prices for 81 to 1923 gravity
were quoted at $l.5i and were grad
GATED up 70 Si.T5 for 3s and above
gravity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25
SEEK CLOTURE
rule TOBREAK
FILIBUSTERINC
Johnson VIII Make De-
termined Effort To
Secure Vote on Dam
Bill Saturday

WASHINGTON. u. C., Feb. 25.-tFl
The sixty-n:nth congress entered
its final week today with prospects
in the senate Of the usual fireworks
that attend short session chmaxes.
but with the house in a better mood
and driving determinedly ~ clear
most Of its slate.
While the house moved today
toward cons dcrat-on Of the second
deficiency bill. additional fuel for
the blazing senate debate was prom
iscd a. a result Of parliamentary
situation leaving the much kicked
chout Boulder Canyon dam measure
a. the unfinished business.
FilibuSters against this bill and the
Tyson emergency officers retire
ment proposal 10 prevent their reach
ing a Vote are threatened. however,
by efforts TO invoke the rule limiting
debate. A Cioture petition circulated
by Senator Johnson, republican. Cali
fornia. c0-author Of the dam bill. will
be voted upon tomorrow and il the
required tw0-thirds majority Is OBJ
tanned. a vote al this session on tha
hill Itself II assured. III the John
son petition fails, vote also will
~ taken tomorrow on the Tyson bill
eloture nrcr osal
Meanwhile, the house forged ahead.
tCoatinuca on page two-)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25
Smokers 'Fdg', Che,Ueys'
Plugs Adm e Education

DALLAS. Texas. Feb. 25 tPl--
The smokers fag" and the chew
er's plug" are aidlaG education IN
five southern states and eventual
N may solve the age ola problem
OF equal educational opportunities.
The habit Of tobacco smoking
and the hope Of giving the poor
child The same educational facili-
tirs orcn to the more fortunate
child were linked ~ :. M n.
Mars. state superintendent az pub
lie instruction Of Texas. presiding
here today M the national council
Of state superintendent which
held one cf the important meetings
preliminary 20 the convention ~
the department Of sgpcrintendents,
National Education Association,
opening tomorrow.
Discussions indicated that the
two principal problems before state
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25
SANTA ROSA BOY
dies SUDDENLY

SANTA ROSA. Tex, Feb. 25.--Al-
bert Stockwell, l5-ycar-old son ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stockvell. died
suddenly at his home here this
morning between G:3O and o'clock.
The boy was known 20 have had "a
weak heart. and doctors attributed
his death 20 ovcrtaNinE his strength
by going swimming yesterday af
tcrnocn.
The boy moved here with his par
ents and two sisters. Rose aud
Elizabeth, from Phoenix. Arizona.
about year ago. lie was in the
eighth grade and was d member Of
the football team and second basket
hall teams Of the school.
Funeral arrangements have not
yet been made, but iEtermcnt may
be made in Harlingen. it was stated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25

Harlingen Ships First Car Of
Vegetables On S. P. Extention

years. This chipping concern laws
claim IL being the first 70 ship a
car of grapefruit ont 81 the Val
ley.
No date for formal opening Of
N. Southern Pacific Lines between
Harlingen and Edinbufg has been
announced. hat IL is understood
that freight viii be handled from
this point By an accommodation"
train pending the establishment Of
regular service.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25
BRITISH SEEK
MORAL EFFECT
Warship Expected To
Arrive Off Mica
ragua Today

WASHINGTON. II. a.. Feb. 25.--tF)
The Niearaguan imbroglio assum-
Cd wider International aspect to-
day as the British cruiser Colombo
neared C0rinto, where. despite as
surances OF all possible protective
a.d BY the United States ~..al 10rc-
es on both coasts. Great Britain has
decided to place this warshlp for
moral effect" and possible refuge
for British subjects. Latest dispatch
e. report the arrival Of the Colombo
in the Canal Zone. She il exp acted
70 reach Corinto. on the west coast
Of Nicaragua late tonight or to
morrow.
Meanwhile. as the situation II re-
ceiying only 81 ght attention IN Brit
ish official circles in London and no
the American senate continues tc
wTestle with the Borah resolution 70
send the foreign relation committee
on an inspection tour Of the Central
Am arican country during the con-
gfessional recess, Managua cable ad.
vices indicate further fighting i in
prospect between the liberals and
conservative
In view Of instructions given the
commander Of the British cruiser
Colombo not TO land any forces in
Nicaragua, State Department Of
ficials -sec no transgression Of tho
Monroe Doctrine in the British Az.
tion 70 provide protection for Eng
lish subjects and their property.
London news dispatches say that
British officials and press regards
the dispatch Of the vessel a. Of little
consequence with officials anticipaz-
ing no such incident as occurred II
lsl5 over the Brit ish-Venezuelan
clash in connection with the British
Guinea boundary. AZ that time, Pres
ident Cleveland objected strenuousiy
40 the British action ard Anglo
American relations were strained un-
I'll arbitration was agreed upon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25

superintendents today are secur-
ing sufficient FUNDS "a meet the
requirements OF modern education
and distributing these funds 10
give equal educational facilities tO
an.
The smoker Of "a 10 cent cigar
ought % be willing 10 pay Al cents.
and this extra cent would afford u
handsome sum For education" said
Mr.. Mars. ann for the tobacco
tax. since men are going ~ use to-
bacco anyway. In Texas such Nlx
would raise between $4,000. 600 end
s.. GOO 900.
The five states which now levy
tribute On the tobacco user for
educational purposes are Tennes-
see, Aransas. Louisiana. South Car
oiina. and Georgia. Other states. i
was said, are coming 10 this form
81 saxsticn. Texas II considering II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25

trant must be bona fide resident
Of some Valley town
Mr. Sntterwhite said also that
Judges for the contest will be
named from some of tho cities up
thn rtAtc
ave want n fair and impartial
verdict" he said. land in order q
attain this Vs. believe VA will BE-
best to have judges who tire not
l.r0r-S 70 this territory"
pirra fcr the pageant arr nrnr
rerdirr enthusiastically, Nr. Sattr--
white Ez@-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25
ITALIAN FLIER Is
AT BAHIA, BRAZIL

P--RAAABUCU, Brazil, Feb. z5.-
tF)-The Italian flyer, Commander
francesca de Pinedo, who arrived
here yesterday from Port Natal, after
completing the transatlantic section
Of his four-continent flight. left for
Bahia, Brazil. at lO:45 o'clock this
morning. The distance by air line is
f40 miles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25
Kill Oklahoma
Evolution Bill

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Feb. %.
---tH't-Thc anti-evolution bill. which
would prohibit the teaching IN state
supported schools Of any story Of
creation of man other than that set
cat in the Bible. was killed by the
state house Of representatives today
after the educational committee re-
ported that the bin 90 pass. =
The Stli was killed by "A vote of
fc 40 90
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25
Unauthorized Photos
Cannot Be Published

WASHINGTON. ~. C-. Feb 25.--LAI
Unauthorized publication BY q
newspaper of the photograph Of p
private person" violates his right
of privacy" and makes the newsDa-
per Liable Tor damages. Justice Sid
den uf the district If Columbia su-
prcme court held today.
Justice Siddon said the newspaper
could not invUke the plea or trer-
dom III the press Id defense Or the
publication Of unauthorized pictures
~ private persons.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25
TEXAS ALIEN LAND
LAW FOUND VALID

AUSTIN Texas. Feb. a5.-co-pora-
tions rh which the majority of the
stock II held BY aliens cannot own
land in Texas, the attorney gem
erals department today ruled.
All aliens owning land in the state
are required to file written reports.
the opinion held u. r.. Ewers. city
attorney Of Mission requested the
opinion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25

BAHIA BLANCA, Argentina. Feb.
xa---tA1-The four planes of the
United States army's Pan-American
flight left here at 1l:20 this morning
continuing their good will tour wv
Latin-America. Their next scheduled
stnn ia Mar del Plata. ON the ArRen-
tine coast. ESQ miles southeast of
Brcnos Aires.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25
HEAVY FIRE LOSS

CONVICTION, KY. Feb. 25.-CHsl-
Fourteen buildings, including the fa.
nous forty room Carlsbad Springs
Hotel. IN the business district Of Drs
Ridge, ky-, 20 miles southwest ~
here, were destroyed by fire today
Loss Is estimated between SITS, ,00l
and 100000
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25
PRINCETON TO PLACE
" y y
BAN ON AUTOMOBILES
= y. y
OF COLLEGE STUDENTS

PRINCETON, N. ~, Feb. 25--tP
Beginning with the next college
year no Princeton students may
own or operate automobiles in the
vicinity Of Princeton
The reason for the ruling is that
motorists records are below the
general student average and seven
persons. including five students.
have been killed in motor accidents
i'm u year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25
Veto Causes Rally
In Grain Futures

CHICAGO, H.. Feb. 2s-tPl Pres
ident Co0lidge's veto OF the McNary-
Hauren farm relief bin caused 4
sharp rally in grain futures on the
Chicago board or trade. " heat gained
around ] IL cents and corn more
than cent. There was 4 noticeable
switch towards the buying side and
brokers reported that offerings were
light.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25
FIRST CLASS SECTION HAND

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 25.-tP,--Tf
precedent holds, Louis W. Hill. Jr-
III, VIII make a great railroad man.
ais grandfather, James u. Hill. snid
that unless am an made a good see
ton hand he was no good in the rnll-
road business. Louis haE iust barn
graduated with honors from the SER
tion hand college
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25
{ Special to The HERALD }

HARLINGEN, Tex. Feb. 25.-
The first ear Of vegetables u be
shipped out OF Harlingen over the
Southern Pacific left here today.
The shipment was routed over the
Southern Pacific and Illinois Cen.
trail 10 Indianapolis.
The first car was handled nv w.
J.. Hodge OF the Valley Fruit Ex-
change, firm that has been doing
business in the Valley for twelve
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25
WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Lower Rio
Grandc Valley: Loudly 10 partly
cloudy tonight and Saturday: rohsid-
erably cooler tonight. Increasing
noitherly winds this afternoon, be-
coming fresh aDd occasionally strong
For East Texas: Fair tonight and
Saturday except mostly cloudy near
the coast; colder tonight. Fresh to
strong northerly winds on the coas.
decreasing late tonight.
Small craft warnings are displayed
on the Texas coast today.
Daily River Bulletin
Fi0ol Present "a ir % Hr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25
High School Girl
Takes Poison; Dies

MORANIA. Iowa. r'eb. 25.-DPl-
Deena Reich. ls year old high school
junior. died az her home here last
night after tasling poison. She went
into commissions before information
could be obtained rs 70 her reason
for ending her life. She had been
active In church and young peoples
Mnrk
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25

ROME Feb. a5.-tF Ingenions
fellows these aviators. Rodeers bad
20 distiil SEA water Cd drink IN the
Pacific. crossinw the Atlantic Pinedp
used All his drinking water and rain
water gathered by hpongcs ~ cool .
boiling radiator III the equatorial
heat.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25
REPORT WRECK ON
TAMPICO RAILWAY

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 25.-- -
Several passengers are reported TO
have been killed and many injured
when a Tampico-slonterrey pas
senger train was derailed yesterday
between Chacon and Gonzales
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25
HfDGrs APPOINTEn

AUSTIN, Texas. Feb. 25.-lPS-
rn~ernar Moody today apnointed
Clark NJ. Mullican of Lubbock coun-
~. judge Of tie 99th judicial district
and Homer II. Fharr Of Lubbock
county. judge II the T2nd judicial
district. sending their names to the
senate for confirmatior-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25
Act of President
KilZS Measure for
Session, IS Belief

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Feb. 25.-(F)-President Coolidge
today vetoed The McNary- -Haugen farm relief bill.
The veto virtually killed all hope for farm legislation at
this both advocates and opponents of the bill having
conceded that it will be impossible obtain the twothrds
majority in congress necessary override the president
dsaprova In both senate and house the margin by which
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25

WASHINGTON, 7. g.. Feb. 2a.--sls'l
-A ~n~fe frve~tiEatinn into rha
growth " combinations w the public
utility. electric and gas iarustriee
WAS proposed today TIT Senator
walsh. democrat. Montana.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Feb. 25.-sFl
The federal reserve board to-day
approved establishment of a branch
AZ the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank
az San Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-25
HOUSTON GETS ALLOTMENT

MA>HlNGIDN- ~ a.. Feb. 15---ftPl
Maintenance allotmentS for river
and harbor work announced today at
the war department includes ship
channel Houston. Texas, $4,000.