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New Britain herald., 1927-02-07

"Butsy" Sturm got into the game in the second half and on one occa- sion he was heard to shout Give me a shot" He got the shot and few more after that, but try as he might, he couldn't put the ball through the hoop.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-07

The bunch of keys were left at this office by d brother to Jimmy Clinch who received them from the person who found them in Water bury.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
Bomb Explodes in
Home of Official

BALTIMORE. Md. Aug 6-fPl-
An attempt was made 70 blow up the
home of Mayor William +. Broening
in Northwest Baltimore by a bomb
this morning. The house was set on
fire and firemen fourd another
bomb irside the dwelling.
The terrific explosion shook the
entire section.
No one was injured The house was
slightly damaged BY fire.
Mayor Broening is absent from
the city. His wife. son and daugh-
ter. the remaining members of the
family were in the house. The bomb
exploded under the back porch
which was demolished.
Awakened At n. M.
Mrs. Broening was awakened
about u. m. by noises which she
thought were caused by burglars
She telephone for police Three Of
ficers responded ana searched The
neighhOrhood without discovering
anything unusual. They were still IN
the vicinity whea the explosion oc-
CURED about 3 o'clock.
A chandelier and window in an
other house directly across from
Mayor Broening's on a side street
we're shattered by the explosion.
Police early in the dRy adyanrrr
no theory as 20 the motive for the
outrage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
Fire Equipment
Bought by City

Looking TO the improvement of
Brown sviile's fire department s0 that
it viii compare favoTably with the
departments in all Texas cities. and
w the same time u give this city u
key rate cut from p TO about 70
cents. the city commission in session
Friday authorized this purchase If
three additional pieces Of fire fight
ing apparatus ~ cost Of S84,2i5,
and set forth plans for thc building
of two sub-stations 10 house the
equipment.
The commission made the contract
To purchase one type 3l-I5 front
drive T5-foot aerial truck. and two
Type - triple combination pump
ing chemical hose motor cars. The
apparatus u 20 he delive red in from
80 20 20 days III also j. the purpose
of the commission ~ increase the
number Of fire plugs over the city,
so thar ar abundant supply of water
may De availabls at any poirt in an
emergency.
he commission voted 20 author
izc an advertisement fer the puf-
chase of two sites for sub-stations.
and 10 choose locations as outlined
INV the state fire insurance commits
sion. One Of the stations will be lo-
catpd il West Brownsville. and the
other in the neighboThood Of Polk
ard Taylor streets
The two stations viii cost appr0Xi-
ma.cly $4,000. and will ne artistic
structures KY old spanish desigr. To
harmonic with the best o. residence
stFu-tlrts The plans for the build
fC 0ntiuue on nass rwS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
Explosion Damages
Presbyterian Church

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Aug. G.-t4i
-Emanuel Presbyterian church was
badly dam aged early today by an
explosion which the police att1ibut-
ed 10 bomb hurled through a
basement window window.
No one was hurt
The Rev. Edward $. Bowman. pas
tor Of the church. is out 81 the
city. Neither members Of his con-
gregation nor his wife could offer
an explanation Of the explosion.
Mrs. Bowman said her husband had
never discussed radical activities
from the pulpit and that there WAS
no dissension in the church.
The explosion tore big hole IN
the side Of the building near the
pavement and shattered all its win
dows. Buildings for blocks around
we're shaken and the blast was heard
throughout West Philadelphia.
The explosion occurred shortly af-
ter midnight and there was no one
in the church. a ureNpioded can Of
niaro-giycrrine with wire at
tached was found IN the debris in
the basement and police expressed
the belief that the alleged bomb
thr0wcrs had been frightened away
before they could set this OFF.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
SaccO, VanZetti
Case Blamed as
Buildings Raced
lBy The Associated Pressl

lBy The Associated Pressl
There was series Of bomb explo.
sions in the United States ard South
America overnight. No evidence " i
made public to show that there was
connection between the bombings
and the Saeco-Nanzetti case. but IL
New York. where two subway sta
tions were bombed. police and trans
il officials were quoted as believing
Sacco-Ngnzetti sympathizers 70 be
responsible.
When the subway stations We're
bombed shortly before midnight a
score Of persons were injured by
the explosions. Police were assigned
today 70 Ell subway stations. dc
partmentaI vacations were car celled
and the home Of the mayor and citv
hall. cathedrals and the homes and
offices of MANY other prominent
men were qua ded
Police Commissioner Warrea this
morning cancelled all vacations OF
nolicemen and recalled to duty all
those on vacation who were within
reach. Uniformed men were placed
on every station platform and plair
clothes investigators were assigned
20 travel on the trains md circulate
among crowds on the platforms.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
DALLASSPIRLT
IS TUNED Up
Texan And His Wife
Are Ready to Start
Hong Kong Hop

DALLAS. Texas. Aug. 6.-tP,-
Captain William ~ Erwin who plans
to hop from Dallas in the next sixty
hours for San Francisco on the first
leg Of his Dallas Hong Kong air
flight. and Parker ID. Cramer ana
Edison +. Moutou. inspector for the
federal air service. were busy today
thor olghly inspecting the Dallas
spirit, the plane In which Captain
Erwin and his bride Of year Will
attempt the flight.
TIE snip with Captain Erwin and
his wife arrived at Love Field at
dusk last night. and was subjected
70 inspection and minor adjustments
until late into The night
The work was resumed today.
IL intend to remain ia Dallas un>
I'll Dallas Spirit is in perfect con-
dition for the 10000 mile hop" Cap
tain Erwin said today. He in making
all changes recommended by the
federal Inspectors and said
-Im taxing no chances on never
rctu; ming 20 Dallas after ! start
across the Pacific The license FOR
the place may be ready hy sunday
evening. Inspector Gramer said. but
the mop eff probably will not be
made before Monday afternoon OF
evening.
Elaborate plans were made for
christening the ship this afternoua.
Governor Moody was 20 take part IN
the ceremony
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
HURZBACH IN
VALLEY TO-DAY
Congressman Schedul-
ed For Talks on
High Tariff

Harry ". Wurzbach, congress
man from the San Antonio district.
vas in Brownsville for a short time
Saturday morning On "A tour OF CAM
eron county following his arrival ID
he Valley Friday night
The congressman has come to the
Valley on the invitation Of various
interests here, and will make a series
Of talks on the proposed high tariff
M vegetables shinned from Mexico
int othe United States.
He opened his series of talks N
Harlingen III noon Saturday. speak
ing ut n banquet in the Reese-Nil-
Mond hotsl. and was scheduled 10
talk later in the afternoon at the
city hall in Harlinren to Valley
farmers. sand Saturday night at an
1Trn-air meeting IN the city park "A
McAllen.
The congressman was originally
sch Eduled IL reach the Valley Satur-
day morning. but changed his plans
group ~ HarlinEen men met hir
AZ the station, and on the tour 81
the Valley Saturday he was accom-
panied BY W. W. Houser. j. u. Cham
bcrs, Sr.. J. B. Challis. and Hubert
Herrtn. all of Harlingen.
The speaker was introduced n tho
noon BANQUET Saturday by John ~
Challis, while Tyre i. Brown pre-
sided at the meeting. Willard Fer
gusen Of Mission was scheduled 70
preside at the afternoon meeting
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
DEATH ASKED
INLAKE Case
Prosecution Accuses
Trio; Defense Den
les Guilt

FRANKLIN. La. Aug. G.-tP-
Death sentences for Mrs. Ada Bon
ner lie Bouef. Or. Thomas r. Dren-r
and James Beadle were asked By the
state today in argument at their
trial for the murder Of James j. lie
Bolef. the woman's husband.
Counsel for the defense denied
that a1y OF the trio was guilty and
asserted there was nothing 10 prove
that improper relations had existed
between the physician and Mrs. IL
Bouef.
X. +. Walker. former speaker of
the Louisiana house Of represent
atives, opened the argument with q
plea fer DR.. Dreher and Mrs. lie
Bouef.
Confession silly"
-'I am not here" he said, "to as
sist in hanging Jim Beadle. am
here representing Or. Dteher and
Mrs. lie Bouef.
There is not one scientilla oi
evidence TO justify remarks that
have been made concerning the re-
lationship between Dr. Dreher and
Mrs. Le Bouef."
Walker declared Beadle's c0nfes-
sion was about the silliest thing
ever saw on paper"
Discus sing the trip 10 the lake
he said that lie Bouef had strokp
motive for Turing the doctor out
there lsidore Gajan. Of the prose
cution. said the state had not only
proved its case beyond q reason
able doubt" but there was not .
shadow Of doubt" that the accused
were guilty."
Charges Conspiracy
The confessions that were made
are the best proof Of ones mind" Tx
asserted. 1t is unreasonable 20 he
lieve they would not confess 20 some
thing thev hadn't done.
"If we have not proved conspiracy
then there is no case in which con
Spiracy ever was proven The best
~ oof. Mr.. Gaian said that Le B0uei
didn't know he was going To be
taken out on the lake 70 be slaugh'
tered" was that he said to Mrs. IL
Boucf that night
MAMA let's 20 riding
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
STAY SOUGHT
BYCOUNSELAS
MOTION FILED
Final Effort Made to
Save Sacco and Van
zetti as Death Day
Draws Near

Boston. Mass, Aug. 6.-lPl--Coun-
sci for Nicola SnccO and Bartolome0
Nanzetti today filed in the Norfolk
county superior court AZ Dedham a
motion for new trial for the two
men and petitioncd Governor Aivan
7. Fuller for a stay Of execution.
Attorney Muzmanno said that If
the motion for new trial should be
denied an appeal would be taken to
the Massachusetts, supreme cour J.
Until these proceedings had been
completed, NJ adder. no action would
be taken in the federal courts.
Charge Prejudice
The petition for @ new trial nl-
leges prejudice w the part of Judge
Webster Thayer who presided nj the
trial and who refused previous nio-
tiOns for R new trial. II also as
serts that new evidence has been
found 10 the effect that holes in
saccos cap which Judge Thayer had
said were important 20 the case
were made NV Chief of Police CALI
van Of Draintree. A third ground IL
the allegation that William VI. Proc
tor. state firearms expect. had
charged his testimony.
The petition TO the governor asks
for stay or execution in order to
permit counsel % persue motions
for a new trial. The petition 10 the
governor set forth the defense also
had filed n petition fer habeas
corpus in the Suffolk county su-
ncriur court.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
Subways Guarded
Against Bombings

NEW YORK. ~ y. Aug. 5.-lPi
Every subway and elevated sta-
tIon in the city was under rolic
guard today ia a determined at
tempt u prevent further activities
OF bombers-b believed IN some quar-
tiers to be SIcco-NaEE Eetti symrE-
thircrS-who shortly before mid
night wrecked two subway stations
in the Madison square district. ter
rorizing thousands and in.urire
more than score
FEDERAL Mcn Investigate
The federal government Svch a
hand in the investigation this morn
frr. assigning department. Of justfve
agents "a assist rohce " the bomn
lcoG14-ssg 49, 41sS ssv-J
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
Strange Criminal Case rs
Ended as Merrd Executed

TRENTON. y. u. Aug. 6.--tP'-
One of the strHrECst chapters in
the criminal history VI New Jersey
one OF somhrl death house nup-
tials ana of y life lost ny x semi-
colon-is disclosed today wIth the
death M Salvatore Merra. eNecl+ed
fer thr murder 81 \ street railway
ravma.trr En- Newark iast year
"A bridegroom NY three days,
Nsrrn was lcd the fev steps from
his cell Ivy the elective chair ilsL
nicht hv a small proccssi tcaped
hv th. Rev Faith 'er-e eiilS J-
nrlne-re- vko aificiatcL az the
condemned mans carriage le lt-
] mis- Tlfpoa4. cr Ne'saf'-
nri@=t haL rss --sf 1n nc
~ have TIE cersAsay ESEs-F.As-
in b.1e- 70 le1--Aa-~e tae
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
Kansas City-Dallas
Air Line Announced

KANSAS CITY. KAY. Aug <6.--tPi
Regular air. passenger service over
the Chicago Dallas air mail route at
Joe a mile. beginning September I,
was announced here today by Col
onel Paul Henderson. viee-presidert
of the National Air Transport. Inc.
holder of the air mail contract for
the route.
Flying time between Chicago and
Dallas soufhbound will be ii hours
ana +5 minutes and northboand I'll
hours. - minutes. The fare will De
sgs Between Chicago and Kansas
City. flying time viii be five hours
and tWenAy-threc minutes and fare
go s@. Between Kansas, City and
Dallas Lie schedule cahed- for s4A
hours ard nineteen minutes Tying
and fare S5As0.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
Japan Rocked BY
Severe Earthquake

LONDON. Aug. 6. tPi-An earth
quake. described a. Jac sever-st felt
IN the region for thirty years, shook
the northeastern part of Japan early
this motni-g. says messages 40
Reuters from Tokyo.
Railway and telcgraphic communi-
cations were interrupted and u mum
ber Of houses collapsed al Fuku-
shima and Sandia. In some cases i'm
juries are reported. but II ~ not be-
lieved there were serious casualties
or severe damage. The shock was
felt at Tokyo and Yokohama.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
|. w. w. Plans Coup
In Radical Case

NEW YORK. N. M, Aug. 5.--fH't--
Plans NV the " WI WI. for an at-
tempted tie-up of New York's water
front next Tuesday INV part w IA HA-
tion-wide protest against the execu-
tion III Nicola Saccn and Bartol0me0
Vnnzetti were announced by Roger
FrHnCezon today
The first demonstration planned
was mass meeting this afternoon
at the lower end 0f Manhattan
with officials or the Marine Trans
port Workers and other units "a the
I. ". Vs. scheduled as speakers.
BUENOS AIRES. Aug. 5.-,Fi-A
general strike i'm protest az inst the
SaccC-N -NanZetti sentence went into
effect today Nearly all the work
ers wv factories and shops joined
the movement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06

colpif's three year old sof-
JohnT ie.
Ne.la was convicted with Saliva
tore Ranntlli the jUrv's verdict
rer0m.nlantinE life imprisonment
for the latter. A comma instead
of u sEmicolon divided the sem
terces and upon ~. N-rra's courzci
hased the contention that Mrrss
uas irt nd-A t1F both men. The
fizht - rt through every court An
the state. lu the federal court at
SrrrarS. 20 the United States ciT-
ru ro-rt ~ appeals gt Fhlilnei-
nd finally ~ Iuct.ccs Bran
aud Homes of the United
States lpEcrie r1u.t W. tn-ir sInl-
rasr k1nrz ia Anasacnuset
Mrrra Lizl mai tanning ha4 ia-
nee -rc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
S. P. Rushes Tracks
On Extension Here

Southern Pacific tracks are down
FOR distance OF more than two two
miles out Of HaFlingen in the direc-
tion NJ Brownsville, according to oi-
ficials Of the road who were n
Brownsville Saturday.
The construction is being rushed
toward the bridge. and temporary
structure will be completed there
in order 20 permit continued worh
toward Brownsville until the large
permanent bridge is finished.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
Work Is Started on
A. <. Potter Home
fsperisl % The Herald.l

EDINBURG. Tex, Aug. G.-COn-
stTacti0n work was started Friday
un "A fine seven-roUm house Tor E- IN.
Potter The bulldog will be of
Spanish type, Of frame stucco con-
struction. with " clay tile roof. Roo
ert l.. Noglef Of this city ia ths
architect and NJ. ~. Nirg the con-
tractor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
Farmers Society At
San Juan to Meet

SAN JUAN. Texas. Aug. 6.-The
Pharr-SAn Juan Farmers Protective
society viii meet on the lawn Of the
q. Il. Calls horne. one mile south ot
the highway. on M" road. Monday
evening. at i o'clock.
Miller Haiwcod. ny Harlinren viii
speak on cooperative marketing.
Ice cam viii IT, served, and in-
vitatioas are extended to everyone.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
b0mB|NGS Of RADICALS
SPREAD; ASK new TRIAL
Crippled Veteran
OF War Is Hurt In
Explosion of Bomb

CHICAGO. Ills. Aug. 6.--tF
"A bomb explosion in q soft
drink parlor early today injured
Miles Kazda. -. Y crippled war
veteran whose left leg was am
putatrd during the war ard may
result in the amputation Of his
right leg. badly lacerated by
wreckage for the explosion.
The explosion was attributed
TN the police to liquor rivals
who were angered at Robert
YarkC. owner w the place be-
cause he patronized other deal
ers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
Anit-Saloon League
Official Sentenced

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. 6.-tPi
The Indiana supreme court today
sentenced DR.. Il =. Shumaker. super
intendent Of the Indiana Anti-Saloon
League 10 sixty days on the state
penal farm following his conviction
yesterday Of contempt Of the court
IN connection with publication Of an
article held derogatory to the su-
preme court in the official magazine
Of the league. The court also inn
posed a fine of $3.50.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
SAN JUAN LIONS
TO ERECT HALL

SAN JUAN. Texas, Aug. 6.-At a
weekly luncheon Of the san Juan
Lions Club at the Reilly Hotel steps
were taken toward the erection Of
Lions building In San Juan.
Plans are in progress for carni-
val dance to be given by the Liens,
and later " dance will w given ut
some suitable place for the purpose
of raising funds for The purchase of
a building site. Committees were
appointed for both.
The building committee is COM
posed of J. Is. Chalk, Roy Temple
and Charles Starlin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
EXTRA GUARDS.

BOSTON, Mass. Aug. 6.-tPf-
Extra guards were viEilnntiy pacing
the platform W the PRINCIPALS Way
end elevated station 0f the Boston
elevated companies lines in the met
ropolitan district today followed
rews M bcmb outrngcs in two New
York subways Mcanwhils the Nor
folk county court house nt Dedham.
where Nicola Sarco and Bartolomeo
Nanzetti were convicted of murder
siN years ago and where thev were
sentenced 70 death last April. was
was again the center VI interest.
There was a general expectation that
counsel for the two men, whose re-
spite expires On August 10, would
make some move there looking
toward an effort to obtain new
trial.
Sarco continued his hunger strike
"a the state prison today for the
2lst day Nanzetti- who has inter
mittently refused tn eat. rejected the
prison breakfast this morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
TRN NHITs CAR: MAN DEAD

kOkI WORTH, Texas. Aug o.
dP,-Funeral services were being ar
ranged today for Oscar Nj. Price. ~
Wy BurlesOn. instantly killed late
Friday when mis- automobile stalled
~ "A crossing of the Southern Pa
cific railroad in the edge OF Fort
worth md was strusk hy pas
senger train. Burial probably will
be at Bufleson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
DENTIST HELD IN BOMBING

Maurice n. ScigeI " 30-year-0ld.
dentist was held without bail today
charged with suspicion w implica-
fion in the bombing II the 2bth
street station bf the III R T. subway
shortly before midnight
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
TRAIN HTTE CAR: I DEAD

MARSHALL. Texas. Aug. G.-iH'--
Bill Hinton. about 30. was instantly
killed emo three other men narrowly
escaped death when their auto
mobile vas struck this morning by
the south-bound Santa Fe passenger
traia out or Carthage. Hinton's BODY
Was badly mangled. The driver was
unable 70 stop his car.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
lIrTLErIELD ON VACATION

tAIfSTIN. Tcx.-Clvde fittlefield-
80 faotbail coach NJ the University
Teras. is in Cloudcroft. New
Isysx;eo where he viii sperd a nar'
- vacation. Mr.. Iittlefieid =
e,.a 40 return 70 Aastin about
s~rscmbsr 1 TO take up his coaching
duties.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
AUTO CRASH FATAL

DALLAS. TrNTs. Aug N.--TFF--
Mrs Carlos r. BreabeaIe. Is. of Cis-
60. Texas was injured fatally and
Lowell Golden. Is. of Dallas and
Miss Ruth Geddis. fs Of Swane@.
Oklahoma were hurt wv an aut0m0-
bile accident near here early today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
srATE OFFICIAL RESIGNS

AUSTIN. Texas. Aug. 5.-fPi
A- Gentry. counsel for the state
bsuklng department. II enforcement
of tiir banking laws, has resigned.
effective August Is, 70 return u
Iyleir and re-tnter private practice.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
Houston Planes To
Start Trip Tuesday

HOUSTON. Texas. Aug. 6.-iP'-
Mexico IL preparing 10 give aa Of
ficial welcome 70 the Houston Cham
ber Of Commerce partv which Will
20 from here Tuesday by sirplane 20
Mexico City. according 20 tele-
gram 10 T. l.. Evans. manager Of the
foreign trade department Of the
Chamber of Commerce from Presi-
dent Gales.
The planes carrying these visitors
are due 20 reach Brownsville Tues
day o. the first stop. and the party
will be joined here by 6. &. Rich
aidson. manager of tie Brownsville
Chamber Of Commerce. who will
make the trip 20 Mexico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
ali FIELD WORkER DIKs

CORSICANA. Texas. Aug 6.--fP1
Thomas w. DYSON. 35. empl0ye 0f
the Homble oil 4 Retiring Com
pany. Died in local hospital Fri
day night ~ result of injuries re-
ceiFed in OH fAaid.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
WEATHER

DAILY RIVER BULLETIN
Stage Stage CHING. Rain
Flood Present "a Hr. 2s hr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06
RIyFR FORECAST

There will he no MATERIAL change
N the river durinr the next few
days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06

We sell Sacks, Knee Pads,
Wagon Covers, Scales, Etc.
w. I'll. PutegnSt Hardware CO.
Brownsville. Texas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-06

fDALIAS. HOUSTON and San Ar
ts,io the other day each reported
niaximum temperatures Of 20 o'
brownsville on the same day se-
~ I'd a maximum 81 %.
Moral: Come to the Lower Rae
lc,ande Valley for a pleasant sum
mo-. L.l
.Rrownsville's breeEes are washed
- cooled bv salt waves out in the
Calf Of Mexico.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-05-27

THEY'RE OFF!-Ballooning season
is here. American balloonists are
vylns for honors Of representing United
States i'll the Gordon Bennett Cup
races in Europe. Picture shows take
off, not as exciting as horse race, but
with thrills; nevertheless
DIN Exclusise)
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-05-27

HONOR FOR MRS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
hundred students Of Technical High School,
Detroit, present flowers to teacher. Whyi
She's Mrs. Evangeline Lindbergh, mother Of the
flicr. She's shown in inset with Acting Mayor
John c. Lodge, Lindbergh's grand-uncle.
international News.eel)