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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-05
h.. ). VIII Not Eeter
Ship Building Race

WASHINGTON, ID. I'll. Aug. 5.-tP,
~ nile the administrator has
power to formulate a. policies. ID
~ regarded a. certain in welI-in-
formed circles here that the collapse
OF the Geneva conference will not
bring on q eruiser-building race be-
tween the United States and Grea,
Britain.
This view j. predicted upon several
elements IN the present situation !;
the known views Of President Cool
idRe that the navy should ~ fash
l0ned solely 70 the needs VI nationa.
drfense, the economic relations par.
tlculariy 10 tax reduction and the
expressed hopes Of the plenipoten.
tlaries 10 Geneva and Of Secretary
kellogg that ultimately accord will
be- reached
Although the big navy advocates
in congress undoubtedly will have
some additions tO their ranks as a
result of the failure Of the parley.
the opinion even IN naval circles II
that the conservative element IA
congress will be able 70 stop any
move looking 10 an immense cruiser
fleet
Secretary Wilbur Il 70 take uD the
naval program with President Cool
idge at Rapid City in the near fu-
ture- but the administration pIan
probably will not ~ fully deter
mined until "A short time before
congress cOnvenes.
Presidential judgement Of home
administration and navel officials
is that the United States will 20
ahead with is original cruiser pt.-
gram. calling for a fleet of 10000
ton craft carrying eirht-inch guns
to protect important lanes of com
nerrp
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-05
Man Who Killed Two
In Dying Condition

KNOXVILLE. Tenn.. aug. 5--l4si
%. H. Nay. charged with Staying
his wife and Carl r. Roberts. under
taker and member az Governor Aus
tin Peas staff. was said Bv phr-
sicia-s tl bc in u diving condition
toda a. the result Of az heart col
lapse caused by intense strain and
- oek.
NsT shot and killed his wife We'd
ne-iav az his uncle's home he then
drove down town and shot Roberts
- ~ sc ir BARRIERS CHAIR Rob-
efts died nr tie way rn h11nital.
NJ gfErrei thst Roberts had
sla -g hs k1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-05
HARLINCEN ROAD
WORK TO START

HARLINGEN. Tex. Aug. 5.-Har-
lingens road 20 Rio HonGo is 10 be
started Monday.
Paving on the san Benito road.
the first concrete work IN the coun-
tvs S6.00o.000 road program. was
started Thursday. and the beginning
az paving on the Harlingen road.
which was held up some on account
Of the necessity Of waiting for the
Southern Pacific TO complete some
railroad work will be started Mon
day. according 20 officials Of tas
con sracti-g company. r. T. McEl-
wrath 4 Co.
Rio Hc will stage celebra-
tse~ O. -hr cNmrlet'0u az the -w1
red ~to tl-s f--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-05
LAKE MURDER
HISTORY TOLD
Dreher Blamed For
Breakup of lie
Bouef Family

FRANKLIN. La, Aug. 5.-lP,-
Mrs. James Beadle. whose husband
y on trial on charge Of murder
lng James b. lie Bouef, took the wit.
his behalf.
She said DR.. Thomas +. Dreher. an.
sther defendant, came to her rome
on july /. the night lie Bouef Is al
legged 10 have been slain.
Beadle left with DR.. Dreher. the
woman testified. after the physician
had said
.aring nv gun. jim"
mrs. Beadle declared she hac
seven children and that they had q
bard time making a living"
/ DIR. Dreher's double barrel shotgun
she said. had been at her home "for
9sne time" before July I.
4 Beadle left home the night Of July
i, about 1880 D. m. and returned be-
\ tween l2 and 1, his wife testified
She appeared very sad and not
once did she smile.
Daughters On Stand
Irene Beadle. daughter of the ac.
cused. testified that Or Dreher came
TO her home on July in the after.
noon and again AZ night.
She also quoted DR. Dreher a- toll.
ing Beadle to bring my gun" Her
father. she said. had gone hunting
with the physician for many years
SIDNEY Beadle. brother Of the man
on trial. testified he had been hunt
ing with DIR. Dreher for Is years.
The next witness was Louis r
Blackman, Morgan City chief Of po-
lice and brother-in-law Of Mrs. IL
Bouef. who testified that lie Bouei
asked him 10 90 10 Di. Drcher's Of.
flee and tell him TO stop passing
Mrs. lie Boucfs house.
lie Bonef asked him. Chief Black
man said. IL he had ever "seen any
thing between DR.. Dreher and Mrs.
lie Bouef"
The witness said DIR. Dreher had
told him he couldn't 20 anywhere
without being followed By lie Bouef
I'll Hill Him"
"If ever catch him with my
wife. T'll kill him." Mr.. Blackman
quoted lie Bouef as saving
This was about ten days before
Jul /. IL was testified
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Bouef had not
heved happily for two years. NJ.
Blackman said. adding that lie Bouef
ran his wife awav from home twice.
G.. p. Pecot. deputy sheriff. tes-
titled, while the jury was removed
from the room that recently Beadle
had a headache and that ne asked
him If it felt any better.
"He's going To get pain in the
neck pretty soon and won't have anv
more headaches" the witness said
Mrs. lie Bouef retorted.
Told 10 Take Blame
Pecot declared Beadle told him. be-
fore he got separate attorneys. that
ne was instructed 70 admit he killed
I.e Bouef. cut open the body and
weighted il down with angle irons
\ In Lake Palourde or else "ail three
wauld hang" Beadle said he was
told the Witness testified that q
man who killed in self-defense had
! light to bury the body.
The accused man then made the
reouest for attorneys TO represent
him alone, ID was stated. Previously
tne same attorneys had represented
. DR.. Dreher. Mrs. lie Bouef and
leadle.
( .rounsel for Mrs. lie Bouef and Dr.
,reher requested they be given op-
\ hcrtunity TO show that the state
nerts Beadle was said to have made
\ fere false. but the court said he
Aidn't want to 20 into that az the
< ime.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-05
REDFERN STARTS
FOR BRUNSWICK

DETROIT. Mich. Aug 5.-isPi--
Paul RI Redfern hoped of from
the Ford Airport here Ia a.40 u. w.
for Brunswick. Ga. in his Stins0n-
Detroiter monoplane. the Port of
Brunswick" which he viii attempt 70
fly 70 Rio dc Janiero from the
southern city. the longest nonstop
flight-on record.
Eddie Stinson. desiR-e e. pf the
nlare. accom- panied Redfcrn on thr
fligft to Brunswirk tht San miir
rnn-stop tnrr~rr hrrE .- tha nl-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-05
FIRE AT WESLACO
FRIDAYECHECKED
fsneriai ~ The HrrnIdl

WESLACO. Texas. Aug. 5.-A
fire StartirE along the railroad
right Of way about 1870 Friday
morning was extinguished before
much damage was done.
The fire started from unknown
origin and in the vicinity NJ some
cotton shfrs along the tracks. Ser-
eral telarhrre poles were burned and
some freight cars caught fire but
we're e1ti-ruishFd before any SER
O.. l----Ss go lqre-.rar- Mnr ar.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-05
BRITISH OPTIMISTIC.

LONDON. Aug. 5--i4'.-The Brit
ish government is grimly optimistic
about the termination of the Ge-
nevs naval conference
Although the actual results were
greaE disappointment 20 every part
of the British Empire. III IN felt
among Fa8rOrsible officials that ad-
-H.. iccrtiI1sd ID pa.s tTo-l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-05
POISON WIPES or FAMILY

BERLIN. Franz Lorrsrh his wife
and five children. were found dead
sested Nv " table Am had teen- kill
g 80 .2--D-s- --a-t,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-05

BOSTON. Mass. Aug. 5.-(P,-ln-
dications that an appeal to the
United States supreme court in be-
half Of Nicola Sacco and Bartolo-
meo Vanzetti will be made within a
short time was given at the head
quarters OF the SaccO-Nanzetti de-
fense committee today. although no
definite announcement as TO the
course to be taken was forthcoming
Sacco and Vanzetti, who are sched-
uled 10 be electrocuted next Thurs
dav morning, slept well last night,
according TO attaches Of the state
prison at Charlestown. They both
refused breakfast today but CelestinO
Madeiros. convicted Of another muir
der and who is in the death house
with the two men, ate heartily. BY
refusing breakfast today, Saceo pro-
lOnged his hunger strike into its
twentieth day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-05
WEATHER

Brownsville and the Lower
Fcrande Valley: Partly cloudy
nj and Saturday. Light 70
rate southeasterly winds on the
coast.
- Fast Texas: Partly CLOUDY to-
mt and Saturday. Light to tresa
iring winds on the coast. mostly
&C.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-05

BOSTON. Mass. Aug. 5.-LPD-
While friends and supporters of
Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Van
/ lzetti today redoubled their efforts TO
save the two now internationally
known radicals from the electric
chair. Warden William Hendry be
gan preparations for the grim duty
of triple execution az the Charles
town prison.
Notification was sent to the Of
7 ficial eXecutioner 10 be in readiness
and prison guards began 70 prepare
I the chair for It's new occupants.
With Sacco and Nanzetti will 20
I Celestino Madeiros. New Bedford
youth convicted Of another murder
but whose life has thrice been pro-
/ longed through respites in order
1 that his story confession" impli-
cation in the murder for which the
other two must die. might be avail
able % the courts should a retrial
for them b. ordered
Discrcdit Confession
The o~fession was found worth
less bv the supreme court and Gov
ernor Fuller held il 10 be unworthy
Of credence.
Madeiros' attitude was in contrast
20 that Of the others
Sacco entering the twentieth day
Of hunger strike was weak and
dispirited. Vanzetti who has tasted
and eaten interimttently was more
vigorous but scarcely more than
hopeful
MadeiroS. on the other hand. has
attacked the special death house
menu with something skin 10 guso
and has called freely for the special
delicacies allowed the condemned hy
law.
A faint spark OF hope glowed for
sympathizers or the prisoners to-
day as Arthur u. Hill. the chief OF
counsel began study Of possible
moves TO save the two from the fate
10 which Governor Fuller's refusal
ot clemency apparently has doomed
them.
Many Protests
While from every quarter of the
globe came news Of planned protests
b. radical sympathizers OF the
prisoners whose conviction for mur-
der IN 1921 brought them out Of OBJ
security, the prisoners themselves
rested their case. after fiery denun-
Citations Of the Cover" or. the Judge
who hsd presided az their trial and
others whom they characterized as
state re iurers"
The surprise AZ the withdrawal
from the case Of Attorneys William
G.. Thompson and Herbert Ehrman
had not entirely subsidized today. IL
followed quickly Governor Fuller's
refusal 10 stav the execution now
scheduled for the early hours Of
Thursday morning.
TIE retiring ATTORNEYS declared
new counsel would be "untrammeled
~ the commitments of the past and
less disturbed than we By a sense Of
Injustice"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-05
Ne,v Trial Sought by Sacco and Va,,zeth Attorney
Petition Gives
NeUEWdeuCeUS as
J Basis of Plea

BOSTON. Mass. Aug. 3. tPl-A
petition f3r a new trial for Sacco
and Naazctti On the ground Of new
evidence vas made to the state
cOur s, Il caaei Angelo MUzman @,
local at ia 20 has been with the
defense ~oursel declared this after
noon. II said that attorney Hill,
the new dei anse counsel was prcpar-
ing the petition which will be based
on the testimony OF witnesses who
were heard by Governor Fuller dur
ing his inves tigation but who had
never been heard in court.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-05
DAU.Y RIVER BULLETIN
Flood Present "a Hr. - dr
Stage Stage Chng. Rain


wh.re will W. 10 matefIsT VHH"FE
80 liver Eo- ssverel d-T-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-05
Cation Growers

I've sell Sacks, Knee Pads.
agon Covers, Scales, Etc.
d. Putegnat Hardware Co.
Brownsville. Texas
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The Washington times., 1927-03-11

The Heeht Co. Will broad
cast some important shoppiue
news in connection With ita
sist Anniversary Sales ever
WRc Saturday morufnR Al
$3.50. Be sure. to listen IN.
For more details see cur Six
pages IN Sundays Star. 4Vo
pages IN, Sundays Post. ana
one page in Sundays Hsfai4.
The Washington times., 1927-03-11

Smith, late or Kokomo, instructed
VIII Kopp, the orchestra leader
whose grandfather planted the FIRST
tomato on the banks Of the Wa.
bash, to play Offenhach's "orfeus
In HAdes." Possibly there was no
connection between any Of these
things save an Indiana sense Of
humor. Kin Hubbard, Greater of
Abe Martin" was the chief per.
former on the program, giving a
brief statement of how Abe came
into being and why.
That there is really such q radio
feature as Colonel True and His Boy
Fab" was demonstrated by Nal.
colin LaPrade and Madge Tucker
from WIZ last evening, after many
announcements and many failures
OF the colonel to materialize on the
program. The business Of the
colonel Ia to cit around on the deck
OF . ship or on the veranda of
some hotel and be reminded Of a
story--the story forming the bulk
OF the feature. LaPrade IL the story
telling colonel and his yarn last
evening involved re.incarnAtion of
Barbarosa that wouldn't have been
half as interesting had 1t possessed
q senblance Of truth. MAdge Tucker
served as the reminder.
Mrs. Walter K. Wilson, soprano,
and Dorothy Neff Tyler, mezzo
soprano. with Katherine Hill Rawls,
pianist. were the performers during
the Kilt hour whose work awakened
interest. The important feature Of
the performance started out to be
. vocal duet, Cadman's "Sayonara."
and developed into a trio because
Of the excellent advantage Mrs.
Rawls took Of the exquisite piano
accompaniment. Cecil Kent, a
singer Of character songs OF more
than usual ability, and C. v.
Cusack. who contributed old time
melodies, were the chief features
OF the Emerson output. The ginger
ale subsidy from WEAF gave It's
usual good account Of itself and
the LIE Paradis orchestra finished
the evening.
The opening Of the Chamber Of
Commerce Industrial Exposition at
the auditorium provided WMAL
with the chief feature Of its broad
cast which also included the newly
established Doughboy feature, the
pep sisters, Ann Arlen and Marie
Bessemer. and a BIT of dialect read
ing by Alfred Falconer, among
other things.