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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-22
FEDERAL AID
ON PROJECT
IS ASSURED
Engineer At Austin
Announces Pub Ii c
Need For Highway
Is Established

AUSTIN. Texas. July p -tPD-
surveys ~. proposed highway
skiftinr t.e RIO Grande between
BroHn,ville and Lar,d" will be
started IL once and will be compict-
ed within three months, it was an
nouEccd here today.
Public need for the road has been
established. according to +. II.
Everett. highway engineer here Of
the federal government, who added
that national funds would be avail
able for the governments share OF
the cost Of the highway. He said the
state commission must first estimate
the cost and initiate the work.
All civic organizations IN the Val
ley section have taken an active part
ia working To secure the improve
ment of this highway. the matter
having come To a head IL meeting
Sevt raj months ago at Laredo. repre-
scnted by most Of the cities and COM
munitics of the Lower Valley.
Chambers of Commerce la the Val
lty. and regional organizations. such
as the South Texas Chamber " Corn
merce. have cooperated in urging the
surrey, the approval of military au-
thoritics al Fort Sam Houston hay-
ing been granted some time ago.
a large part az the route II paved.
and the plans announced at Austin
call for Improvement of the remain
der ~ the stretch from Brownsville
t. Laredo
The road is known III this section
a the Military Road.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-22
3 TOWNS HEAR
LOCAL REPORT
Herald's Leased Wire
Gives Fight News
To County

Thousands Of fight Cams ~ Browns
VILE Harllngen and san BrnltD uau
virtually "ringSide" scads "a the Big
heavyweight battle in which Jack
Dempsey, former champion. came
through for a knockout over his
youthful sailor opponent. Jack
Sharkey, IN the seventh round.
Brownsville had its thousands
gathered around The Herald office
getting ringsidc reports hot OF Tha
Associated Press wire. Harlingcn
fans fans were getting theirs from
the radio station Of the Harlinger
Music Company and san Bcnito fans
heard the news as III was picked ur
by the Campbell Auto supply Com
pany receiver from the HarIingcE
broadcasting station.
The wires Of The Associated Press
leading into The Herald office fur.
nishcI the news for all three places
a long distance telephone connec-
tion carrying the reports TO the Har-
lingcn station where they were
broadcast almost As soon as they
could be megapfoned out of thf
windows of the newspaper office
h6re.
Fans began parking their cars in
advantageous places On The Washing.
Ton street side NJ The Herald build
lng early in the evening and ~ 7
o'clock various items were being
megaphoned TO those VINO had al.
ready g,Lthe ed. RasebalL prelim
inaries 10 the main fight and other
reports were given the fans before
;he big fight began. The fans were
gll over everything from which they
could hear the voice of the ar.
nounccr. Materials and frame parts
of The Manatou department store
under construction acrcss TIE way
provided unique "ringside" seats foi
hundreds Others either stood or sa'
in cars. It was one M the largest
crowds The Herald has ever had the
pleasure OF giving fivht results 20
Sharkey's early successes had their
mcaure If applause but the pro-
lOngra cheer that went un wnrr
Dempsey won the fight showed thai
he was the sentimental favorite "a
win the bout although betting men
found DEMPSEY money fairly scarce
preceding the fight.
The uOlicc kept the crowd well orr
CARRIED in spite of its size and
everything went off in fine fashion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-22

SEIZURE MADE
5 Men Arrested, Burro
Taken on Elizabeth
Street

Federal and county Officers Thurs
day night made ono of the largest
liquor hauls that has been made in
the neighborhood Of Brownsville in
many months when they seized nine
five-EaIlon cans WI mescal, four
quarts W Mexican whiskey. six
quarts OF cognac, p bottles Of mes
cal and p bottles Of tequila.
The Officers also captured a bur
ro. partly loaded with this liquor and
aprrthendcd three men against
whom charges have been filed be-
fore u. ;. Commissioner Goodrich.
The capture was made III the end
of Elizabeth street just on the end
81 the canal which runs almost par
allcl with the road. The officers
made the capture al l0:30 o'clock.
Those apprehended were Julian
Soils. Erncstn and Lucas Hernandez
Two others are reported TO have ts-
capped into the brush as the first
thr,e were halted and arrested. Of
iicars making the seizures and ar
rests were Customs Inspectors Lee
Campbell. William Shears and At
fonso Champion and Deputy Sheriffs
George Miller and Earl Hanna.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-22
SAN BENITO HAS
HEAVY RAINFALL

Rain was confined principally 70
San Ecnito IN the Valley section
Thursday afternru. the shower there
almost assuming the proportions 0f
cloudbarst. with 3..Z inches Of
rain falling in about an hour.
Light scattered showers were re-
ported r other parts nf the Valley,
nu raEn falling in Brownsville
The sGsccts ~ san BeHito we're
flooded tor . time when the down.
pour fiilsd them Faster than the
storm sewer system could carry uff
The water. The rain was only local.
the guage at Los IEdios. where the
readings are made for the Browns
vile weather bureau station. show
inr nD rain from that point.
Fasn fen VIZ McAllen ard III sew
efal other points iu Hidalgo coun-
~. and heavy rains were reported
from Wiilacy county the previous
@@Ss
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-22
Valley Marathon Dyivey
VIII Race San AutOuiags

The Souiherner". is going 70
give Robert OMAHA. the San An
tonic INSURANCE man who recently
tstahli he'd what npwspa perz
claimed for hin t0 be a worlds
marathon auto driving record an
other mark ~ shoot at Tie starts
Sunday on another long drive. H.
told The Herald. ana O'Aalin wiu
START in san Antonio up the same
time.
The Soufhcrrer whose real
name IN c. ~ ytstal. drove fo- IT,
consecutive hours IN the Nalie- be-
tween Iure and IL, lorg before
the San Auforian cTawled beneath
h.s s'a.rrr wheel FOR : eide 81 i50
cc=sec-tsfs tpErs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-22
j. 5. CITIZEN
IS KIDNAPPED
Mexico Bandits Also
Occupy Ranch of
American

WASHINGTON, u. c.. July 22.-(Pi
kidnapping ~ one American citizen
by Mexican bandits and the Occupa-
tion of tire T5.O00-acre ranch of am
other wa reported to the state de-
uaftment today coincidcnt with the
receipt Of a note from the Mexican
foreign office expressing regret at
the attack on William E Chapman
American consul at Puerto Mexico.
The adyiees said civil and military
au'hori.ies were searching FOR those
resnonsihle
The kidnapping W Russell Johnson,
.upcrintt naeut 81 the American
Smelling 4 Refining Company near
farral. Was reported by Consul Nc
fusliy ai Chihuahua.
Federal troops were searching for
the bandits. the message said. and
Charge Schoenfeld at Mexico City
has made representations to the FOR
eirn office NJ regard to the case
The ranch occupied is near Tama-
zula. Mexico. and rs owned by Do
lores Newton Il was seized by a
band ~ 200 re- >olutionists the CON
sulate ~ GuadalAjara reported The
commander ~ fhe federal forces
said that 4 battalion had been sen.
in pursuit Of the revolutionists.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-22
WASFOULED
SAYS ONE OF JUDGES
FIGHT SIDELIGHTS

BALTIMORE. Md. July 22.-Lis-
tcning 10 the Dempsey -Sharkcy fivht
over the radio last night the Rev.
Patrick II. Henncssy. retired pastor
of Springfield. Ky. fell unconscious
and died two hours later.
NEWARK, n. III, July 22.-,Pi-
Dempsey IN progressing toward the
bike cham pior hip-George Dempsey
of Australia. lie won "A quarter mlIe
race N a series for the title and re-
ceived the applause Of the multitude
Just about the time his namcsake
was being cheeied On the other side
Of the Hudson river.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July 2o4-
Pi-SOme fight fans from Washing
ton know how winning blows feei 10
the recipient Bound for the Yankee
Stadium. they got so boistercus the
crew Of the train objected There
was free-for all The fans lost
every round and then apologized.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, July 22. Rl-
Thomas Celloucci. 2s, died today a.
the result Of blow delivered by "
friend John Rer0gatis. aG. demon
strating the punch that knocked out
Jack Sharkey at Yankee Stadium.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-22
Charles Matheson
Files Objection

NEH YORK, y. y. July 22.-
Charles Matheaon. one Of the judges
~ the Sharkey- Dempsey fight. de-
clarcd hc would make the following
report tn the state athletic commis-
sion.
Jack Sharkey was hit below the
waistline Immediately before the
knockout puHCn and Dempsey should
have been disqualified Dempsey was
also guilty 0f hitting low in several
other rounds"
''The hi0w which preceded the
Knockout punch. left to the jaw.
was "a fairly delivered one. " was
right uppercut that landed right
on the waistline. but not below. IL
is true that Dempsey landed several
times belug The waistline in previous
rounds. but IN no case were the
punches injurious or deliberate. nor
WAS there any protest made by
Sharkey previous 20 the final round. I"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-22

NEW YORK, I'M. MI. July 2t.-tFl--
Although the referee. Jack O'Sulli-
van. declared the punch was fair.
majority Of sports writers whose
opinions were reflected in metropolis
ton newspapers today apparently
considered that Jack Dempsey land
"a low blow just before he knocked
out Jack Sharkey with a left 20 the
chin.
The New York Times says Demp-
srFA' ''arrOnr nunimcHt was disputed
by many who cav the test" and
"wili hold the belief that Dempsey
shouli have beer disqualified on n
foul
The Hrrnid-T Tribune in one nc
court. refers 70 ''tw0 foul punches"
b. Dempsey. 80 which Jack O'SuIli-
van, the referee, paid no attention. r
continued ON page two-)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-22

eye was bleeding badly. Dempsey
came in again with a short right to
the body and lifted Sharkey's mead
with an uppercut. Sharkey missed u
right uppercut and took two smash
ing iolts from nempsey's left hand.
Sharkey raissed frequently ~ Jack
l bObbcd about.
Dempsey nailed Sharkey with 4
ieft hook fully on the jaw driving
the sailor into defensive crouch in
q neutral corner. Iney were plug
ging away no the body at the bell.
Round Five
Dempsey appeared TO be finding
himself under the heat Of the mill
ing. he shIffled out az Sharkey's y
chin with left. Sharkcy stabbed
Jack about the head and Dempsey
caught q left hook on his nose.
! Sharkey spit blood as Dempsey
swung in close for another short
armed body attack. Sharkey met
him with "A right uppercut coming
m. but Dempsey got in two lefts 10
the ribs. Sharkey landed a straight
night % the head and Dempsey
o.inched. A cut appeared on Drmp-
sey's left cheek. Dempsey bored
back with right to the body but TAX
ing Sharkey's left four times 10 the
mead. Dempsey hooked solid lrft
70 Sharkey's head and the sailor
wobbled. Another left drove Sharkev
back but the Boston boy came out
siugging as the rounded ended.
Round SiA
Sharkey apparently much frcshcr
than Dempsey. was playing 4 wait
! ing game. He let Dempsey rush
him again and Jack missed long
left t0 SharkCy'S head. Sharkey was
short with a left 10 the chin but his
( right smacked solidly on Dempsey's
law. Dempsey missed a long left.
Dempsey came steadily on. however.
| ramming away to the body but
| Sharkev was all elbows on defense.
Sharkey Slapped a right to Dcn,p-
sey's face. Dempsey followed him
and they bobbed at each other until
Sharkry shot Demnsey's head back
with terrific right upper cot ~
the jaw. j. was the cleanest and
hardest punch Of the fight So far.
Dempsey leaned in. however. push
irg Sharkey 20 the ropes. Dempsey
caught the sailor coming out with
three smashes 10 the head and the
'IoWn hooed as SnarkeN deliberately
poked Dempsey in the face after the
bell
Round Seven
Dempsey was weaving again and
Sharkey held as The fire grew hot
about his body Dempsey suddenly
whipped his left into Shnrkev's
stomach and followed with D STRAIGHT
right hand smash TO the jaw that
sent Sharkev down. Sharkev got 70
his knees AZ the count Of nine
swayed ard fen flat 70 his face a.
the referee counted ten. Sharkev's
handlers claimed the blow was foul
but the referee disallowed. Psonarlv
the greatest ovation given was ar-
corded Dempsey a. the referee
raised his hand. The stadium fairly
rocked. The round had lasted only
forty-five seconds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-22
The Dempsey -Sharkey Fight
ROUND BY ROUND
How the Mauler Put Him Away
Round One

Round One
Dempsey came cut IN crouch
and fell into u clinch. hammcring
five short rights IL the body IA
StGrkcy missed left hook. Demp-
sey bored in again. drilling hard
smashcs % the ribs. Jack hooked
two iefts to Demrsry's head. They
were close again, and Sharkey got
IN two more 10 the head. Sharkey
stabbed Dempsey with left To Jne
head. Dempsey bored in again, took
two lefts a. the head and again
drove short punches tO SharkeY's
bcdy. Sharkcy looked tired. A left
hook shook Sharkey's head back.
Sharkcy laced Jack with two right
uppercIts. Dempsey. rcciing and
grcggy. moved about the ring unncr
"A fusIllade. Sharkey smashing him
again with rights. Dempsey was
gioggy a. Sharkey missed long
right. The bell cut Shurkry half
way through \ right swing. Dempsey
went to his corner very tired.
Round Two.
Dempsev's second worked on MIN
as Sharkcy lay back calm and con
tIuCnt. Jack came out slowly and
Sharkcy missed left. Shai KEY
drove Dempsey To the ropes with a
right 70 the Jaw. Dempsey fought
ficrrclN gt Sharkey's body but laid
On heavy with the clinchcs Demp-
sry missed wild left hook IN close.
they swapped jolts 10 the ribs.
Dempsey held as Sharkev clubhcd to
the body. Sharkey nailed Dempsey
with y left to the head and drove
Dempsey % the ropes with short
rights 10 the jaw. The Boston boy
was landing 10 will, solid smasaes TO
the chin that rocked the former
champion. They slugged ficrcely in
the center OF the ring rs Dempsey
rallied Shafkey with two hooks 70
TIE chin. Dempsey was very tired
after the furry but managed To
nook his left hand twice On Sharkcy's
Shin- They were IN clinch at the
bell.
Round Three
A small cut appeared under Demp-
sey's left eve from Sharkey's jAb.
Dempsey drove long left to the
stomach and then took left and
right uppcrcut as he swaved to
close quarters. Dempsey missed 4
left to the head and landed two
right jolts on Sharkeys chin. Demp-
sey shuffled IA. apparently strong
er. crowding Sharkey with a body
attack. They were locked in
clinch. They stood for moment and
looked each other over. tired from
their fierce pace. Dempsey pushed
ever right AS he wove in. Sharkey
caught Dempsey with wicked right
smash to the chin a. the former
champion came in 70 whale at the
Boston mans body. Sharkey buried
two lefts in Dempsey's body and
Dempsey stepped back. Sharkey
slipped ard went down in his own
corner but was up without 4 coun..
No blow was struck and the neif
ended the session while Shark.v
Was On his knee.
Round Four
~hlrkey was bit less confident
as he came ont and missed wild
right Jack b1bbed out of TIE way
of Sharkcs's jab. Dempsey drove
Sharkcv around the ring with fierce
punches to the body Sharkey
breathed hard as Dempsey nailed 4
left 10 the chin and a right 20 the
ribs. >harkcv cut three left iahs
into Dempsey face end hooked both
hands ~ the face Dempsey's rtrht
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-22
NAY rRoLoNG CLAIMS BODY

WASHINGTON. N. n. Julv u
p Extension for two years Of the
lift of the Mexican American claims
commits on due 70 lapse August 80
s being considered I'm preliminary
negotiations between the tWo ges-
ernment, interested and negotiations
hetween she state department. and
the Mexican embassy arc In nrogrcss
10 clear up details Th. 1928 agree
ment creating the commission called
Tor complete disposal 81 all claim
presented by the end Of August, 1927.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-22
SAN BENITO POST
INCORPORATED

SAN BENITO, Tex. July 22.-In-
coropfation % the American Legion
post at San Henito. sam Jackson
Post No. III. WAS carried out at u
meeting held Thursday. with Wm
!. Buck. post commander. selected
as president 81 the corporation.
AT the meeting Richard Collins
was rHnied chairman ar committee
~ make plans fof the opening of the
American LeEie tome being erect
I'd here. The building will be opened
IN two or three weeks. and eiaE-
crate plans for the opening services
vi be Aorked out
ne public will be invited 10 tie
p rEr4m-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-22
Dempsey Launched
on Comeback; VIII
Meet TMmney Soon
(By ALAN j. GOULD)
Associated Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, y. Y, July 22-(H0-The hollow shell .
OF Hollywood loaded after ALL seems and Jack
Dempsey at 32 the high road OF sensational comeback
as the result of stunning knockout victory Jack
Sharkey, the 25-year-old giant
In finish sudden and dramatic ii marked also
by sharp controversy the former king Of the heavyweghs
dropped Shary for the count of ten in the seventh round
OF their 5round match and put abrupt end for the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-22

Surrey of Military Highway TO Start at Once
PRESIDENT COOLIDGE
); x
MAKES NEW RECORD;
4 r. y.
HAULS IN BIG TROUT

RAPID CITY. 5. d.. July PIP
President Coolidge has broken
another record AZ fishing. The two
pound trout be caught a few weeks
ago has been superseded by raIn-
bow trout that weighs two pounds
and two ounces.
Ht caught il in Grace Coolidge
Creek on an expedition with Cecil
Gideon. his angling companion. "A
trout Of this size ~ considered
quite a prize in the Black Hills.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-22
NEGRO ATTAckER HANCFD

IAtkNUN. Miss. july 21 a.
Nalter Burlcy. negro. who killed tive
white women here month ago -
hide the crime Of assaultinE one of
them. died on the raliows today af-
tar asking the husband and brothers
ni his victims a. forgive him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-22

Jack Dempsey did or did not foul
Jack Sharkey before knocking out
the Boston sailor last night ragged
with increasing. rather than di-
minishing fury today.
NEW YORK, N. ", July
22.-(P)-The official slow
motion pictures Of the Demp-
sey-Sharkey fight showing
the milling in the seventh
round, revealed today that the
disputed blow which contri-
buted to Dempsey's victory
was apparently fair. The films
We're shown only to newspa-
permen.
Tex" Rickard. promoter
Of last night s exhibition, was
one Of the witnesses to to-
day \ showing. He said that
in his opinion the blow was
ia fair one. right in the pit
Of the stomach. ny
The film was iun off three times
70 permit the newspapermen to COM
pare their judgments. The slow ma
tons Of the fighters revealed that
Dempsey struck three hard rights ~
the stomach Of Sharkcv before de-
livering the left 70 the jaw that
Knocked out his opponent.
The pictures showed that Sharkey
was wearing his trunks pulled up
higher than Dempsey was wearing
his which led newspapermen toaay
M assert that this fact had prob
ably contributed much to the con-
fusion ~ the witnesses of the bout.
Il have never seen heavyweights
fight as fast as they did last night"
snid Tex Rickard. as ~ watched IA
showing 0f thc pictures. There was
as mneh action in the seven rounds
as YOU VIII ordinarily see IN fifteen
rounds. The fighters fought every
SECOND and there was surprisingly
little rinchinK."
A4 the slow motion picture VIZ the
seventh round wns shown Tex leaned
intentlv forward in his chair. his
eyes cleaning IN the darkrnch pro-
jrriiun room.
There goes the right" said Rick
ard 20 a reporter OF the Associated
Press. 1T lands in the pit Of the
stomach. The blow as see IL rs
fair Now the left goes 10 the jaw.
lh hats the Knockout. AT very plain"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-22
WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Lower Rio
Grande Valley: Partly cloudy to-
nlssht and saturday.
For East Texas: Partly cloudy to-
night and Saturday: probably thun-
"a rshoWrrs III north portion.
Light ta fresh variable winds on
the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-22
RIVER FORECAST

The river viii continue 70 fail
slowly all along. unless local rains
reported from Monterrey yesterday
aorr-rx should cause moderate
rise wltAin the next one Ok tNp DAYS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-22

BftF AEr~T JJiy PIP IN a
sir. .e rrltsn OAK casket. covered
'h fiowerr from Queen "~rie and
fHlghtr-s. tie body nf King Fer
Ft---d --rteH today in the golden
N-l 9f Cntroreni Palace. Thousands
q sgrr0viEF Rumaniers passed the
bier q 10 k0aor 70 their beioyed
king.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-22
GETS BIRDIE AND RABBIT

81. JOSEPH. Mo. July 22-tPl-
Arthur Downs OF st. Joseph yester-
day bagged both birdie and a
rabbit on the seventeenth green Of
the Fairview Course here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-22

SOFIA BuiE4T peasant fopEi
J. hiAsns in sh~ royal palace eenfes se1
~ hnd PLEASED "a aA24sslnatt hsa-
NnKAA~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-22
FIGHT FOURTH
in HISTORY TO
NET MILLION
Main Figures Divide
Sum of $450,000;
Dempsey to Figure
In Another

NEW YORK. y. Y. July 22.-ia1
Jack Dempsey and Jack Saarkey
split purse Of slightly more than
S45U,OO0 for their battle last night,
which drew gate Of Si,0T5.UOU anu
attendance of - 600 according 10
Tex Rickard estimate. At was the
fourth million dollar fight In ring
history. in all or which Dempsey his
been principal. The former
champion now is assured q cut IN has
fifth big money fight when he meets
Gene Iuuney IN return bout.
AIckard contracts with the fight
en- called for Dempsey to get ~ -
yer cent and Sharkey - IL per cent.
Dempsey was understood 10 have
been guaranteed S15O,0OO, and on a
percentage basis I'd figures 90 g0
slightly over that, with Sharkey get
ting little over 100000.
Here are the promoters figures.
Total receipts Sl.0s5.100.
Dcmpscy's share S252.T59.
Sharkey's share S20G.SUJ-
Federal taxes $53.35U.
Richards share S454,iSS.
WASHINGTON, ID. XII. July 12.-tTi
The gate at the Dempsey -ShArkey
fight last night as reported to the
treasury was $9S5,02 paid by 77.2S3
fight fans who Witnessed the bout.
A telegraph report received from
Luis j.. Rampbell, supervisor Of ac-
counts and collections in the New
York office Of the internal revenue
department Informed the bureau that
the admission tax tOtalied 9S,50l.Tu
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-22
SLOW MOTION
PICTURES MAY
END DISPUTE
Blow Above Belt, Is
Verdict of Newspa-
permen After See
ing Official Film

NEW YORK. y. y. July 22.-tPl
The controversy over whether
Jack Dempsey did or did not foul
Jack Sharkey before knocking out
the Boston sailor last night ragged
with increasing. rather than di-
minishing fury today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-22
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN

Flood Present "a hr. - Hr
Stage STAKE Chng. Ram
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