davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
RoCNA sCHoDZA {. 500 K. J.

Spolok Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda,
6islo 500 IKSJ. vyzyva svojich il
dov, ably sa vsetci s1castnili roc
nei schodze dina IL. decembra
presne 2. hodine popoludnl.
Bratia, ktori ste nenavstlvili
schodzu cez cely rok, prld'te as
pom ma til najdolezitejsiu, roena
sch6dzu, lebo uspech alebo neu-
speech spolku zavisl caste cd po-
darenej rocnej schodze jako sa
ma tel schodzi zrobl, tax je v spoil
ku cez cely rok. Nebud'te sebecki,
ale dbajte o zvel'adenie pokrok
svojho cisla.
Name niekol'ko nevybavenyeh
veci, jako i inSie dolezite veci pri-
du k pojednavaniu prevedie sa
vol lba tiradnfkov. TAX tiez lido,
via, ktori dlhujl, mech 81 prldu
svoju podKnost' vyrovnat'.
Jan Dunaj, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
SBOR 108. K. s.

Vyzyva svoje 6lenstvo, ably sa
dostavilo ma schodzu dina IL. de-
cembra popoludni o g.. hodine do
Sokolovne. Prosim bratov, aby sa
dostavil jeden kazdy, tiez, bratia
ktori dlhuji1, ably prisli svoj dlh
vyrovnat Ma sch0dzi sa bude no.
Wy trad kandidovat ma rok 1928.
Este raz prosim vsetkych 1dov
tohto sboru, ably sa dostavili jak
V najvacsom pocte sami nepo-
sielali "a seba svoje deti.
Zdar Bob!
Valentin Hlebovy, net,
1912 e. Florida Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
ROtNA sCH0DZA sPOLKU sV.
MARTINA, 6. 25. XII.

Spolok Sv. Martina, {. 20. K. j.
Dude mat rocnu schodzu dina 1S.
decembra /. hodine popoludni,
ma ktorn kazdy I'D ma sa dosta-
Wit svoje povinnosti vykonat'
To jest kazdy I'D ma rocnej sch6-
dzi ma vyrovnat' svoje podlzno-
sti. Ma tejto schodzi Gradnici po-
dajl zpravy svojej cinnosti, a
o finanenom i mravnom stave
spolku. Bud1 sa pojednavat' vaz-
ne zalezitosti pre- til pricinu ka-
zdy I'D ma prist ably SINE potion
vyhli vselijakym nedorozumeniam.
Tiez ma tejto sch6dzi bude sa vo.
lit novy tirad a pre- til prMinu
vyzyvam nasich mladNch ddov, a.
by sa kazdy dostavil, lebo ma mi
nulej schodzi bolo pojednavane,
ably SINE nasich mladikoy do IRA
du tiez volili, zeby potion nasi
mladi 1dovia mohli lepsie napre-
dovat' a pracovat' "a X. j. Teda
prid tie kazdy jeden ukazte svo-
ju bratsk1 1ctu svojim starsim
bratom svojim otcom. Tiez ma
tejto sch6dzi bud1 sa platit mi
moriadne prispevky po 25c.
Jozef Dolak, tct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
RoCNA sCHoDZA &. 30. 1KszJ

Spolok Sv. Amy, {. 80. IKSZJ.
vydrziava v nedel'u, dina II. de-
cembra popoludnl roGn1 schodzu
" Skole osady Sv. Cyrilla Me-
thoda, ma ktoril vsetky spoluse-
stry sa majG dostavit'. Vybavene
bud1 vazne veci a podana bude
zprava bale. Tiez prevedie sa
vol 'ba nradu ma rok 1928. Ktore
sestry dlhuj1, ziadan6 s1 svoj
dlh vyrovnat' ma tejto schodzi,
aby dlh nemusel byt' prepisova-
ny ma bud1ci rok.
Wilma Fabry, net.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
ROCNA sCHoDZA &. $40. XII.

Spolok Sv. Stefana, cislo GAO.
I. K. S. j. bude mat rocnn scho-
dzu v nedel'u, IL. decembra po-
poludni V skole Sv. Cyrilla a Me-
thoda. Ziadanf sn vsetci tidovia
ably sa dostavili na ttto vyznam-
nu schodzu, ma ktorej prevedena
bude vol 'ba uradu a podane zpra-
Wy stave spolku.
Stefan Mamrak, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
RotNA sCH0D|zA sPOI.KU
SV. ALzBETY.

Spolok Sv. Azbety, cislo 161.
IKSZJ. bude odbyvat roenl scho-
dzu ' nedel'u, dna II. decembra.
Preto ze sa bude VOLT novy t.
rad q inc va5ne zalezitosti pridu
ma pretras, majil sa ma sch6dzu
dostavit' vsetky ldkyne. Clenky-
me, ktore dlhujd, majd svoju po-
dlznost' ma kazdy pad vyrovnat'. !.
!. Anna Ba6a, l6t.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
Ro6NA scHoDzA Gil. oDBo.
RU MSS.

Odbor Gil. N. s. s. v Yonngs-
town, Ohio ziada svojich ndov, a.
by kazdy prisiel ma ro6nd scho-
dzu, ktora bude Is. decembra o
1870 vecer a svoj dlh vyrovnal
ma tejto sch6dzi, lebo len TAX mo-
zeme zdarne pokracovat' budti-
com roku. Pritom sa prevedie al
vol 'ba nradnikov.
Som 8 1ctou,
Michal Ribar, predseda
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
Spolkoye zpravy
OzNAMENIE RotNEJ sCH0.
ODBORU 8. MSS.

Odbor 8. Mar. Slov. Spollu bn-
de mat svoju riadm rocnit scho-
dzn dna IL. decembra o ] 80 DO
obede v spolkovej miestnosti v
budove The Ohio Savings & Loan
Co. pod cislom II e. Boardman
st.
Vsetci ddovia Cha al lidkyne,
ktorym je mozno) sd ziadani sa
tcjto schodze stcastnit'. Mesacne
schodze holy vel'mi slabo navSte-
vovane. Noze aspon teraz rocna
schodza by mala byt' hdfne ma
vstivena. -, -
Vypocujeme ro6ne zpravy ma.
sich tradnl'kov, prevedie sa vol 'ba
iiradu, ako al inc vel mi dolezite
veci si k pojednavaniu. Mech teda
nechybuje nikto, lebo povinno.
st'ou kazdeho ida a ndkyne ie
pracovat' "a rozkvet spolku. Vdo.
Wy a idkyne ako al nddzni lido.
via sn ziadani dorucit' spravne
adresy tiotovnikovi, ably i'm mohol
byt' zaslaty vianoGny dar.
S lctou, 49,.
Juraj Palascak, predseda
80 1,,,.o; Dn,ho11o Ss+o,,Slr
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09

Najsv. Mena JeziS. Ma tilto scho-
dzu ma sa dostavit' kaHdy I'D a
ddkyi1a a syoju povinnost' vyko-
nat, t. j.. prlspevky yyrovnat /.
Ktory I'D alebo ndkyna to neuro-
bi, zakroci sa MIN dl'a stanov.
G. Fajta, starosta,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
ROCNA SCH0DZA CfSLA sBo-
RU 240. A 241. M. O. K. s.
MA STEELTON,

Tyrmto uctive ziadam rodicov,
ktori majti svoje dietky v cisle
240-241. M. O. S. X. S., ably pri-
sli ma tdto schodzu, ktora sa bu-
de odbyvat' nedel'u, IL. dee.
po obede 1:30 pod kostolom
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-22
HUNGER CURE.
CONTINUED IN
PRISON MUTINY.
Man Stabbed in Kan
sas Penit t e ntiary
Rioting Identifi e S
Assailant

LANSING. Kansas, une 22.-lA'i-
State penitentiary authorities today
ordered the hunger cure treatment
continued for the 32S convicts who
barricaded themselves in the prison
coal mine shortly before noon yes-
terday a. a protest against refusal
of a cigarette issue.
While officials regret that the ia
guards held in the mine by the trik-
ers would also suffer from hunger,
they secuted fears Of relatives that
the guards would be injured or mo-
Tested in any way.
A search Of h cell house where 800
prisoners started riot last nignt
was made this morning while the
men We're at breakfast. No weapons
OF any sort were found Discovery
Of several sharpened files in possess
sion Of leaders of the riot caused
Deputy Warden X. III. Hudspeth TO
investigate the possibility OF plans
for further demonstrations.
Five more conyicts identified as
leaders Of the riot. were ordered into
solitary confinement on q bread and
water diet along with nine Others
scheduled to this punishment last
night.
As the mutineers neared the end
Of their first ~ hours of self i'm
prisonment in the mine. Hudsnetn
gave no indication that overturss cf
any kind would be made to them.
They'll come out when they are
hungry enough" he told guards.
Men Identified
j. r. Thomas, stabbed during the
rioting today identified Jack Daw-
son, serving one to five year SEN
tence from Kansas City, Kansas, for
burglary. and Richary Terry. sen
tonccd in Waubansee county to 10
years for robbery. a. his assailan.s.
Ira Smith. Topeka, was one Of the
leaders in the mutiny prison last
July.
Dawson's real name i Jack Shot
tex, Chicago, prison records show.
and he has served terms in the Colo
RADIO penitentiary. the boys reforma-
tory at Iona, California and an Illi-
nois boys reformatory.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-22
four DEAD IN
BOSTON FIRE
Two Girls, Servants,
Caught BY Blaze
In Residence

BOSTON, Mass. June 22-
Four deaths resulted from fire
which destroyed the four story brick
and stone residence Of William T.
Shearer. Jr.. vice-president of the
Paine Furniture Company. on Bay
State road in the back bay district
early today. The dead
Janet Shearer. 10, daughter Of Mr..
Shearer.
Bette Hewes. rs. daughter of
Hnery Howes Of Boston.
Alice Scott, %. housemaid.
Helen Mclaughlin. cook.
Mrs. Annie Dickson. governess.
was rescued by fiTemen while cling
ing 70 the coping Of an adjoining
house.
The two girls and the cook were
burned TO death. Alice Scott was
killed when she jumped from a
fourth story window 20 the pave
ment
The fire started in the basement
from an electric iron which had
been left on a shelf
II was apparent that the fire had
spread 50 rapidly that the women
and girls had no chance Of escape.
Mr.. Shearer had gone aboard his
yacht Paprika last night for a cruise
and Miss Howes. friend. had come
70 spend the night with Miss Shear
er
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-22
LINDBERCH TO
VISIT CAPITAL
Will Confer With Air
Heads on Aviation
Problems
Especial TO The Herald)

ST. LOUIS, June 22.-jPl-Col-
onel Charles A. Lindbergh planned TO
hop OFF today for Dayton on the
first leg Of a flight TO Washington,
where he u "a confer with high gov
ernment officials on matters ger
name 10 the developemnt of aviation.
Whether the transatlantic flier
will take off in plane. sent here
for the flight by Major Thomas
Lanphior Of Selfridge Field. or at
the last moment 70 make the trip in
the famous Spirit vi ST. Louis was
unknown. hut il II considered likely
n at he will fly the army plane.
Efforts 70 obtain a statement from
either the flying colonel or his back
crs in the New York-to- Paris flight.
Harry II Hall. regarding the details
Of the Washington conference We're
futile. ~ neither would make any
comment on the aviator's plans.
It D. understood however, that
Colonel Lindbergh viii meet with
heads Of the a-my. navy and COM
merce departments the later part Of
this week 70 discuss aviation and
the fliers' plans for the future.
Colonel Lindbergh expects 70 ar
rive AZ Dayton late today. where
he viii he the overnight guest OF
Orvills Wright. dean az the airplane
manufacturing industry. before pro-
ceeding 10 the national capital. A
reception has been planned BY the
city of Dayton in his honor
The transatlantic flier intends 10
return home after the conference in
Washington 70 resume his work for
the Advancement Of aviation, pro-
vidlng the government does not de-
eide 20 use him N some other line
of aviation work
Colonel Lin6bergh already has
been offered the pres sidenry II a pro-
posed Si.000.O00 airplane manufac-
turing company here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-22

Huge Canal Proposed South of MatamOrOs
Dempsey Signs To
Fight Sharkey In
Comeback Battle

NEW YORK. n. ". June 2.
-tP,-Jack Dempsey today
came 70 terms with Tex Rick
ard for a Comeback" bout with
Jack Sharkey, 1t the Yankee
Stadium. New York, July 81.
The financial arrangement
agreed upon at conference
with the promoter were not an
nounced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-22

Wnlcn emptleS into the Rio
Grande near Zapata.
Definite details on the project
south Of Brownsville are not avail
able, although assurance was given
that the project will be carried cut
with government funds. the same
way that the project on the Rio
Salado Is being carried out.
To lrrigate Much Land
The report states that more than
100000 acres Of land will be irrisat-
ed bv this canal. taking in practical
~ all of the land in the vicinity Of
Matamoros which is now under cuI-
tivation, and making thousands Of
acres of other land suitable for cuI-
tivation.
If carried out this will be the first
irrigation project of any size on the
south bank Of the Rio Grande be-
tween Rio Grande City and the
mouth of the river, and will mean
that the waters of the river will be
still further taxed for irrigation.
No Authority
W. +. Anderson of San Benito,
"ch"cr VI tue bhiteu States-Meslcn
commission for equitable use of
waters OF the Rio Grande. said thi.
morning in a telephone conversation
with The Herald that he has heard
several unverified reports of he
contemplated project. and that il j.
possible that the work will be start
ed. with official announcement from
the federal capital.
He says that his commission has
no authority 10 take any action III
connection with the proposed irriga-
tion system, as the Mexican half az
the international commission nas
never been appointed. and the BODY
has never been able TO work out an
agreement on settlement Of -he
question of use Of these waters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-22
Irrigation Works !.
for Thousands of
Acres Announced

The construction of huge irrigation canal leading
from the Rio Grande at point Matamoros and ex-
tending in southeastery direction the Gulf of Mexico
Mexican territory, is scheduled be started soon
cordng c advces reaching here today from Mexico City
Federal engineers making survey of the land that
will be crossed by the proposed canal and authorities the
Mexican capital annouced that work the project would
be started these completed and the
machinery placed the ground
This is the second large irrigation project be an
nounced by the federal government Mexico which will
take water from the Rio Grande tributaries Work al
ready far advanced large project on the Rio Saado
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-22
new COURT TO
Open JULY 4
Klieber Qualities AS
Judge-At-Law For
County

The Cameron county Commission
ers Court today fixed the salary Of
John /. KIeiber. who qualified as
judge of the county court-at-law yes
terday. at $500 month and attend
ed TO other details Of the court
which was created by a special act
of the Legislature recently.
The first term Of this court will
open on Monday, July 4. The court
will meet every month FOR the trial
of both civil and criminal cases.
yhis court il TO handle all the bus
mess formerly taken care OF BY the
county court with the exception Of
probate cases which will be heard ~
County Judge Oscar G. Dancy every
two months.
Judge kleiber. who was rendered
the appointment Of county judge-at-
law in a telegrlm received from
Governor Dan Moody Sunday. accept
ed the appointment on Monday and
qualified on Tuesday.
The first case I'LL the new court
was filed yesterday with VI. l.. Little
ton a. the attorney for the plaintiffs
in a damage suit. There were $50
cases on the docket Of the county
court and these have been trans
ferred to the docket Of the county
court-at-law. Judge kleiber states
that he will try all cases pending
before the new court M expeditions
Is as possible.
The new court IL designed 10 re-
lieve County Judge Dancy Of all
save county commissioners court
work which consists mainly of road.
flood protection and other business.
The commissioners today approved
the surety bond Of Dodds & Wede-
gartner Of San Bcnito who hold con
tracts for units AL, A-2. and AS
in the new road building program.
The court also purchased $4,000 Of
old protection bonds maturing March
l. 1892. for the sinking fund Of the
special road and bridge funds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-22
j. S. WILL NOT
ABANDON PLAN
State Department Is
sues Statement AS
Experts Meet

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June 22-
Ri-The state department exerted
itself today to make clear that the
American proposals presented at the
Geneva arms conference represent
ed the best thought of the admins
tration at this time, and that barr
ing the usual concessions Of com
promise on detail. the plan had been
maintained a. the basis for any
final agreement.
GENEVA, June 22.-LPl-Hugh
Smith, chief Of the American delega-
tions, had a private conversation with
Admiral Niscount Haito and Wis
count Ishill Of Japan today on the
problems raised By the big diverr-
cncies between the American. Brit
ish and japanese naval limitations
propects.
W. c. Bridgeman, first lord Of the
British admiralty. found himself
unable to attend this first private
meeting because Of d session of the
dominion delegates, but he was to
see Mr.. Gibson during the afternoon
and have general talk.
The Japanese delegates told Mr..
Gibson that IL was difficult to dis
cuss limitation Of auxiliary vessels
in terms Of ratio. but assured him
that Japan earnestly desired TO reach
an agreement and believed one could
he achieved III all the factors in the
situations Of the various nations
were taken into consideration.
After the meeting, the leaders dc
MED a report that Niscount Saito
had flatly notified the American del
egates that Japan was unable 20 ac-
cept the 5-5-3 ration for auxiliaries.
While the leaders were tackling
the board political aspects Of the
American. British and Japanese pro-
nosals. the naval experts Of the three
delegations met to begin a technical
study Of the three plans in order TO
ascertain the exact purport Of vari-
Gus phrases i'm them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-22
Posses Closing on
Group, Henmed in
by Trinity River

HUNTSVILLE Tex, June 22--[FD-In the second big
prison escape from Texas prison farms within day
thrtyfve white convcts the Ferguson Farm about p
miles north of here gained their liberty early today.
Three captured quickly, and posses led by blood
hounds by daylight trailing the others through heavy
gumbo mud which made progress difficult.
Prison officials also said that heavy rains which had
swollen the Trinity and other streams would make III
difficult for the escaped streams. The
county heavily wooded fiat and slow drain after heavy
rains.
The other escape June 13 when "a Mexican
vcts broke Of the Blue Ridge prison farm Fort Bend
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-22
D'AUTREMONT
FOUND GUILTY
Life Sentence Impos-
ed; Brothers To
Be Tried

JACKSONVILLE, Ore. June o.
tPl-A life sentence stared Hugh
D'Autremont in the face today al .the
result or his conviction Of murder
in the siskiyou tunnel holdup and
dynamiting near the California Ore
gon line in October. 1923. in which
four men were killed.
The jury made short work Of a
long case yesterday when it returned
a verdist after one hour and "a
minutes.
D'Autrcmont smiled az he heard
the verdict and denounced himself
to fellow prisoners, including his
twin brothers Ray and Roy on be-
ing returned 10 jail.
No date has yet been set fer the
trial Of Ray and Roy.
Sentence On Hugh will be pro-
ounced Friday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-22

TWO HELD here in
ALLEGED ATTACKS

Two men are IN the Cameron coun-
~ jail IN connection with alleged at
tacks on girls.
One Of the men. Francisco Herrera.
Is 70 be given a preliminary hear
ing in the Justice Of Peace court Of
Judge George B. Brown tomorrow
on 2 charge Of having attacked an
eight-year-old girl near Rio Hondo
on June Il. The case was trans
ferred here from the Rio oHndo pre-
cinct court
Another man i being held for i'm
vestigation IN connection with an
attack on a thirteen-year-old girl At
Olmito. He II IN jail but charges
have not vet been filed. They are
expected 20 be filed today before
Judge Brown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-22

county. some OF them re-
main at large.
The prisoners who got away from
the Ferguson Farm today sawed a
hole la the floor Of their wooden
barracks building.
The barracks have bars placed ON
the inside, but once through those
only wooden planks confIne the
prisoners.
Each barracks is designed to ac-
ccmmodate about Is prisoners. "A
night guard came upon the prison
ers a. they were dropping one by
one through the hole, when thirty
five had passed through and prevent
ed others in the building from get
ting away. lie aroused the guards
and the chase started Immediately.
Four In for Murder
-Four OF the escaped men were
convicted for murder. One Of the
convicts, the prison records here
showed was involved in a desperate
escape about year ago when Will
RAIDER. a guard was shot and killed.
He u Alvin Areland. originally SEN
fenced for bank robbery. In that de-
livery two men rode up TO the guard
In front Of the barracks soon after
midnight and killed him, took his
keys, called Ireland. and Harve In
mis-. and two other men out. rclockcd
the door and escaped. Ireland and
Ennis were recaptured.
The other two are nj large.
The escape today was accomplished
quickly and without violence. So far
a. state prison officials here kEow.
the convicts were unarmed
Wires Are Cut
Telephone communication between
Nadisonville and the farm was inter-
rupted either by wires being cut or
storm conditions. News of the es-
cape came when messenger from
the prison farm reached Madison
vile and telephoncd 20 the state
prison here.
The three reported Rerartured
were: Jack Allen, Titus county
charged with theft. serving two
years: John Reid, Young county. rob
berry with firearms. - years; Alex
Williams. Vice county. burglary,
four years.
"A check Of the list or 32 convicts
who were still at large early this
afternoon showed that none or them
are from any Of the counties Of the
Lower Rio Grande Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-22
Coolidge Revels
In Spirit of West

RAPID CITY. S. d., June 26.-(P)-
The spirit Of the west seems to have
completely overtaken President Cool
idge and before he returns to Wash
iEgton he will have shared in large
measure the life Of South Dakota,
which in many ways. r. typical of
"the great bread basket Of America" 4"
Not only has he entered eagerly
into the activities Of the new life
surrounding him. but ~ has taken
a taste for its clothes as well and TO
the ten gallon hats which he wears
frequently around the summer White
House There have been added a
pair OF walking or riding breeches
and some boots. In these he likes
10 70 fishing or Sit in the early
evening before dinner en- the porch
Of the state game lodge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-22
John Drew of Stage
Fame Is Near Death

SAN FRANCISCO. June 22.-fA, --
Increasing weakness and rising
temperature brought John Drew. vet
efan actor. near to death here today.
His physician. DR.. Lawrence r. Hoff-
man. declared the determined fight
which the actor ~ making against
his illness H. the only hope Of recoy-
cry. Drew was seized with an attack
Of arthritis at Portland, Ore. recent
W and brought here for treatment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-22
POSSE SEEKING
FOR ATTACKER
State. Troops Aiding
In Search For
Negro

MORGANTOWN, n. O.. June 22.-
today to appIehcnd Erodeus Miller.
negro, acnused Of attacking and
fatally injuring Gladys Kincaid d
i9-year-old white girl. who dieu a
few hours later.
State troops, called out at the
sherlffs request, were patr0ll,nR
streets Of the town and guarding the
county Jail where Will Berry, an
other negro, reported to have assist
cd Miller 20 escape, is being held.
Physicians said Miss kincIad's
skull had been crushed. apparently
by the blow.
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Moody Invites Indy
To Make Texas Visit

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. June 22.--tF'--
Before leaving here last night for
Chicago. members of the "AlI Texas
Special" party had two opportunt-
ties to meet olonei Charles a. LiH1-
bergh. and the famous aviator re-
reived a personal invitation from
Governor Dan Moody ID visit Texas.
Governor Moody and Colonel Lint
befgh met first at "A hotel luncheon
It noon given for the Texas partg.
LindherEh was at the hotel as an in-
dvidgal.
Governor Moody presented to tAr
aviator silk Texas flag similar a.
the one given % Governor Baker aE
Missouri ut Kansas City Monday, nl
then invited Lindbergh 10 visit fha
Lone Star state
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-22
Delegates Named to
Attend Legion Meet
I Special % The Hcraldl

MERCEDES, Tex, June 22.-Eigh-
delegates from the local American
Legion post will attend the state
meeting 90 be held in Houston July
4. : and 8.
The Mercedes delegates are Harry
Wells. George Rippert, Ralph Bu vi.
Oscar Roman, James Howe. Alan
Hvistendahl. Foy George and Nike
Beteis.