davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
Major Elliott Has
 Arrived a. Seward

SEWARD. Alaska. iscy. 2a.-
 Major Malcolm Elliott. new Pres ident of the Alaska Road Com mission, successor to Col. James c. steese, has arrived here on his lirst trip through the Territory. He irsp scted the proposed Lowell Greek project and said construc- lion will likely begin in the Sprng. The project will cost slza,oO0 and Will eliminate dan ger from the town being flooded.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

So far as lot of girls are concerned, "anderwear" now can be added to the growing list Of obsolete words.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

Cold S:orage, Company, will leave cn the Princess Mary tomorrow for sho.t bis.ness trip to the sodth. l.4 VII so first to Prince Rapesy staying there a short time .al go frC.a there to Van couvei, ,.... ing wi.h cod sto.- -,,c intcrt ts at bo.i eli, !. He III then go tc { ,a, re- turnlrs to Ji :, au in tNo O. thrce we, Ks. A.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
w. S. GEORGE LEAVING FOR
 SOUTH ON BUSINESS TRIP

M $. George, President anu ueneral Manager of the Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

Ladies., irp ihs phen you are siek. Cpen Lee. mopic star, has her hair rie2ed fhis pay during her recupera- isn al ihc. hospital. Tery chic and comfortable.
 (fnternationsi NewsreeD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. s.
 Weatber Bureau

Forecast for and vicinity beginning today:
 Fair and colder tonight moderate east
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
CHARTER DAY
 DANCE, DEC. 2

The annual Charter Day Dance of the Auxiliary, Pioneers of AL aska, Igloo No. 6, will be held in Moose Hall on Friday night. December 9. The event is one of the big things in Pioneer cir cles and the committee in charge for the Auxiliary is making plans for special affair of pleasure.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

George Bernard Shaw. after sec ing the movies of the Dempsey Tunney fight, heatedly declares that Tunney was perfectly able to get tip at any time in the seventh round.
 (Internatiopcl Nswsrssil
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

Note.--Observaions at Dutch Harbor, Kodiak, Juneau Prin Edmonton Seattle Porld San Francisco m.
 The is low in tn west of British Columbia high the Interior Southeastern Alaska Cali fornia and in the of the Pacific States Light COlum prevails William Temperatures this other Alasla.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
Cordova Democrats
 Elect Delegates

aCORDOvA, Alaska, Nov. 29.- Democrats of Cordova Precinct have elected c. P. Mickleson. H.. E. Working, Fred Long and T. j.. Donohoe as delegates to the Third Divisional Convention to be held at Valdez next Monday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

,->-4.si- ss-4sltt-a ] ; i..ss4 i..s4 l..................i.::.l.!i:!i,r.E
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

lIa apssvser sale as Tie Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
BRAKES RETURN HERE
 FROM VISIT OUTSIDE


 After a several weeks trip to the middle west and Pacific Coast. MT. and Mrs. James Drake. Juneau residents. returned home on the Princess Mary yesterday They went as far east as Van Vert. Ohio, their home town where they visited for some time They toured Michigan and other mid d-western states and spent several days in Kansas City.
 On their return to the Pacific Coat. Mir. and Mrs. Drake spent oeI1le time in Portland. Tacoma oo4 Seattle visiting friends before 11 1lal3 | steamer for Juneau
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-15
SPORTsMEV STAGE . GIGANTIC SHOW
 BOSTON, JAN. 29
WILD LIFE EXHIBITION ON A MAMMOTH SCALE BEING PRO.
 NOTED

BOSTON, Jan. 14. CP)-Plans for a Sportsman's Show on a gigantic scale, which is to be held in Boston, during the week beginning January 29. have been going forward for the past six months.
 The show is being sponsored by the Massachusetts Fish and Game Pro- tective association and is managed by committee of which Dr. John c. Phillips is the head, but it will en- brace, not only all of New England, but Canada and the United States government in it's exhibits. It is being organized by Chester I. Camp bell, famous as an exposition man. ager
 The entire Mechanics building of three floors, including 125,00 square feet of floor space, will be occupied by exhibits. The building will be elaborately decorated with evergreen trees as a setting for the exhibits, which will consist, to a large extent, of live specimens or wild animals, birds and fish, in attractive sur roundings A fund of s35,OOO was pledged to finance the enterprise be- fore anything was done toward or ganizing the show.
 All the New England States will install elaborate exhibits and the Canadian National and Canadian Pa ciflc railway companies and the Cana dian Park Service and several Cana dian Provinces were interested and will participate. Their exhibits will be extensive The United States government will participate thru the Bureau of Biological Survey, the U. | s. Forest Service and the U. s. Blu reau of Fisheries.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-15
PORCuP|NE AND MACP|E
 DAMAGE WYOMING CROPS

. CHEYENNE, WYO., Jan. IA. P- The porcupine and the magpie have been playing havoc in Wyoming.
 Int winter food of porcupines is largely the bark and cambium lay CTS of trees. The trees often are girdled and Albert M Day, state leader of rodent control, says dead trees are evidence of the damage in all the forests. On a ranch in Campbell county the porcupia9 have damaged the timber and killed nearly all of the native wild fruits. Poison is placed in their dens.
 The magpie not only robs the nests of other birds and kills young chick ems and turkeys, but pecks holes in the hides of cattle and sheep. Ap- 1,5OO pounds of poisoned ground beef has been used this year in getting rid of the bird.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-15
RADIO SPARKS
WATCH GRID LEAKS

Grid leaks and resistances are crit ical things at best ana 1T the best re- suits are to be obtained from any hook-up they must be the correct values for the occasion. Often it is difficult to predict in advance just what values these should be, since the Set builder is apt to make some last minute change in his circuit or the values of the units he uses. Should this be the case it is neces- sary to make quick change of grid leak or resistance, unless he is will ing to spend a lot of extra time un- doing much of his work.
 To save at this pant it is we'll to have spare leaks and resistances of different values on hand and to use handy leak and resistance sockets so that the changes can be made with the simplicity of changing a tube.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-15
HAM --AND-" FOR COMMONS

LONDON, Jan. 15. P)-Ham and eggs is favorite dish of the Brit law makers when the House of Con- mons has an all night sitting. On these occasions, says the parliment- ary restaurant manager, the mem- bers frequently consume about 1,5OO pounds of salt meat and about 300 eggs. The favorite time of eating, when the House is in for long siege, is between 1 and A. M.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-15
DOCS CHIEF FIGURES
 IN OZARK FOX HUNTS

BENT TONVILLE, ARK, Jan. IA. (P) Its a long "View Halloa." from the aristocratic fox hunts of Long Island society to the annual camp meetings and cosmopolitan gatherings of the Ozarks, but it's sport just the same.
 Sportmen of northwest and north Arkansas assemble by hundreds an- nually to enjoy the chase" of the mountain red fox.
 Only the dogs do the chasing, and the hunts take place at night, while owners sit in comfort beside hastily made camp fires and listen to the long bays or eager barks which indi- cate to the ears of the experts the dogs positions in the race.
 Seldom does the chase extend to the death. A fox is caught or kill ed only through accident.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-15
PARADE 0F FASHION

The Queen of Spain appeared at a party smoking slender cigarettes held in a tortoiseshell holder. Tn few days the vogue was copied by many English society women. Tn fact, there is quite a rage for tortoise shell accessories for milady, from dressing table sets to small orna- ments for the clothing.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-15

Have you seen the Weekly Gateway Territorial and telegraphic news. $s.50 per year, $1.75 for six months.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-21
LINDBERCH WILL
LOOK INTO MAIL

ST. LOUIS. NO.. Jane 12-fP Al
ter u tav spent mostly at his case.
Colonel Charles al Lindbergh today
planned a hrouse through stacks Of
mail received since his epochal trans
atlantic flight and also give consid-
Grafton 20 several attractive offers,
nov awaiting his decision.
More than p sacks, containing ap-
praxirs Sicily $4,000 letters. most of
which gTrived PSF air mail. nave been
received ard the air hero has indi-
Gated thar ~ and Y staff of help
err viii spend considerable time 90
inr over their contents and making
necessary replies Most of the let
ters opened - far ak for photo
graph ~ the flier. personally auto
Rrnphed.
Col Lirdbcrgh still remains silent
as "a his plans for the future. IL "a
understood however. chat ne Is Civ
irg some conssdarl- ion 20 returning
- New YORK ~~l - eshinetor ncx-
49, so af-cu3 several basiress con
F-re-e- Whrthar nv ~iii fv eas- in
>is rr Nh III n II he arldes
f5 ras.e sAt t.r. is 1nkaowr-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-21
TEXAN RAPS
TRADE BOARD
Grain Farmer at Mer-
cy of Body, Says
Amarillo Man

CHICAGO. III, June 2l.-,Ft-L L.
Cough Of Amarillo, Texas, president
of the Texas Cattle Growers As
sociatIon, speaking today at the
American Institute Of Corporations,
assaiied the Chicago Board of Trade
as having the grain farmer absolute
IN ID its mercy.
"lt AZ the height of folly 70 talk
about farm relief ana not eliminate
thr cause" he said.
THE Chicago Board VI Trade IN
the domiuant exchange and has alb
suiure power 10 fix the price Of
every hushei 0f wheat. Five men on
that board determine what the farm
or is - get for his grain. Under the
law. they are nameless and are
known by numbers only. And I'll adj
rit they ought 10 have numbers.
The Chicago Board Of Trade has
the sole power 10 give the farmer a
profit OF take il away from him. Ae-
cordirg "a reports in the government
records. the Chicago board creates a
market which IN not based on the
iaw of supply and demand for ac-
tlal grain ard the wide fluctuations
in price have either economic or
ncrHl Justice.
Farming viii never he profitable
until there IN y change of the system
and The farmer can control the flow
and price and distribution Of his
products the same as other indus
tries" Abolition Of the Chicago
Board of Trade would be a means to
that erd he said and the step could
he taken by cooperation"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-21
Seven Year Court Battle
of Social Worker Ended

SACRAMENTO. Calf. June 81.
PA seven -ycar-old fight in
the courts over the conviction Of
Miss Charlotte Anita Whitney.
prominent Oakland social worker.
on a charge of violating the Cali
fornia criminal syndicalism law.
came 70 an end last night when
Governor C. H. Young issued an
unconditional pardon 70 the CO.
year-old defendant.
The pardon relieves Miss Whit
uey % the stigma Of q convict and
spares her from 4 one 20 fourteen
year sentence in San Quentin prs
on. which has been the OBJECT of
much Of her welfare work
Executive clemency was request
Cd BY hundreds % pscnle in All
" KS ~ lifs aft.r the l'r ted
A'ates s.nrerie court had tw
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-21

TEXAS PARTY
In ST. Louis
Big League Game To
Be Viewed This
Afternoon

ST. LOUIS. Mo, June 2l.-tPl-A
delegation Of l02 Of Texas boosters
headed by Governor Dan Moody
came here today and were guests OF
the st. Louis Chamber Of Commerce
at noon luncheon. Previously they
had spent portion of the morning
at the national stock yards in East
ST. Louis where they were guests of
the st. Louis livestock exchange at
breakfast
They planned to spend the after
soon at Sportsman Park where a
double header between the Cardinals
and the Chicagi Cubs was on the
program
The delegation plans to depart to-
night for Chicago and thence TO d
number of eastern cities.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-21

considered the case and upheld
hoth the constitutionality of the
law and Miss whitney, rorvic-
tfon.
Miss Whitney gave an the fight
after the supreme court had 1re-
rnGnced its Inst word she main
tained that ~ have asked a pardon
for herself wouri have been
tlcit admission of guilt
She was arrested W Oakland in
November. 1919. after delivering
speech in defense of John Ne
Hugo. accused I. ". ". leader. Her
arrest came after she had refieA
e.ty authorities by making the
speech.
T. explaining his reasons for the
= ~do7. Geverro- rcuDr --air-
tsirf6 81 'ss Nh'--rv -onla naf
* rlassed Is c-ir -al"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-21
Speakers at WeSIucO
Short Course Point
Ont Needs of V0ZLpv
Especial to The Herald.)

WESLAC O. Tex. June 2l.-Ths
importance-if not absolute neees-
sity-of orderly growing and mar
keting of produce. and Of growing
poultry and other livestock 70 sap
plemcnt truck and citrus fruit. was
stressed hy the principal speakers
Il the Valley Farmers short Course
h,re today and Monday.
John III. Or. manager VI thp TrNAa
Cotton Bureau. and Il. RI Hu!mrr -ea.
poultry specialist NJ the Texas a. XII
N. College. were speakers wEu
stressed the vital importance vf
marketing. and AZ growing poultry
and other livestock. while Dr ~ y.
Williams, state veterinarian. made
an interesting tai@ on general SAN
itation, and the war with pests.
First Speaker
The state veterinarian was the
first speaker On thc orening prc-
gram yesterday. following ~ M.
VI. kirkpatrick, Hidalgo rountv
agent, who explained the purposes
~ tha school. Dr Williams oAnlain-
ed that health measures must ha
carried ur I'd all times tn prev WY.
degeneration, attr.lut.rE the ter1
1f sorie NJ tha civilization of tile
past to lack ~ health mensu
There exists, hc stated. continuous
fight in which only the fittest sur
wives. and u behoovcs man TO s-udy
the pests which atc harmful 10 s.
life. and % conquer them
r. \. Hoimgrsen stated that faulty
protection Is the cause of cold and
Group among chickens. and said hat
the Valley i> ideally situated flr
poultry more ~ than patnianaa.
California. where there are l0.Gln.-
00n chickens in " radius of MT miles.
valley Has Facilities
In Pataiooua. he pointed Gut. feed
N shipped all the way from the Pam
handle 0f Texas. ard thc eggs rre
shipped to' New York ana other
points .n the East.
He mentioned the more favor bic
location ~ tho Valley taking into
consideration the uoit "a Point Isa-
bel. and the accesss hility of feed
The speaker emphasized the in,-
portanre Of poultry. stating thar a
good income can be made from
poultry f the proper methods are
used. lie mentioned the ease where
farmers and cattle men FEN back c-
st tontinuef IN page twn.l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-21
four OTHERS
BADLY HURT
near kennedy
Auto Carrying Beeville
People Is Wrecked
When it Overturns
On Highway

kennedy, Tex. June 21.---
PD-Three persons were Kill
ed and four others were hurt
badly when a car overturned
on the highway near Greens
station early this morning.
The dead:
f. III. Henke, manager Of
the Beeville Lumber Com
pany, BeeviIle; Mrs. Hedwig
Jones, his sister; Peggy, 4,
Mrs. Jones daughter.
The injured: Olive and
Clara Henke. sisters Of X. III.
Henke; Mrs. +. III. Henke. who
vas driving the car, his wife (;
md Mrs. T.. Henke, mother "a
:. III. Henke.
The dead and injured were
AIKEN to Beeville.
Mrs. r. " Hehhe was dflNink tHf
car at the time Of the accident which
occurred at 6:3O a. m.
The car left the road Just after
il had rounded a curve. in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of Greens Station
on the San Antonio and Aransas
Pass Railroad and turned complete
IN over.
The party was proceeding % San
Antonio when the tragedy occurred.
The highway where the ear lefI thc
road IN In excellent condition.
The automobile was righted and
driven % Beeville without the neccs-
sity OF repairs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-21
BELIEVE WRECKED
PLANE IDENTIFIED

PARIS, June 2i.-lP)-Experts Of
the Farman Airpiane Company ex-
pressed the opinion today that the
wrecked plane found near the mouth
Of the Amazon river was the one in
which the missing French airmen
Captain Saint Roman and NJ Mouney-
res, set out for South Africa for a
flight across the southern Atlantic
To South America.
They held this opinion even
though the markings on the wrecked
plane. as told in dispatches from
South America. do not definitely cs-
tablish its identity. The markings
given Il was said. are those Of the
pneumatic tires on the landing gear,
corresponding with numbers on the
type Of tires furnished only for air
planes of the model which Saint Ro-
man flew.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-21
BRIEFS WILL
Be FILED ON
CITRUSPEST
Board Gives Valley,
California Week; Ac-
ton Will Not be Pre-
cipitous

A week Of grace is given the Lower
Rio Grande Valley and California in
which to file briefs in connection
with the proposed quarantine Of the
Valleys fruit due to the presence
in this section or the Morelos fruit
fly, according to dispatches received
from Washington al the close Of the
hearing yesterday.
Representatives Of the Texas de-
partment Of agriculture on the Texas
growers discussed the proposed
the proposed quarantine, included in
the number being the six delegates
from three Valley counties.
Officials of the California and
Florida departments Of agriculture
also expressed their views. Permis-
sion was given by the board for the
filing within week Of a brief by the
California department. and a reply
by the Texas interests.
The board after receiving these
will decided whether quarantine
will be placed
r. r. Mcdonald. state entomologist Il
Of Texas. told Of the work that has
been done by the Texas authorities
IN cooperation with the federal de
partment of agriculture and recon-
mended a quarantine limited to the
Interested areas. He suggested that
inspectors should be supplied during
the shipping season TO prevent in
Tested fruit from being shipped out.
Full cooperation was promised by
the growers Of the Valley through
r. b. Creager Of Brownsville. who
explained at the hearing that he was
convinced that there would ne no
serious danger to other parts Of the
country.
He said that he would approve Of
fContinued ca page twc.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-21
TEXAN Held
IN SHOOTING
San Antonio Girl Is
Questioned BY Cal
ifornia Police

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. June 2i.-
Hl-Miss Louise Sullivan Of San An
tonic. Texas, was under questioning
by police here today following "A
shooting affray last night az party
at the fashionable Hotel St. Francis
IN which Miss Dorothy Pearson. -.
received bullet wound in the leg.
Police also were searching for g. b.
Boswell Of Los Angeles. who was said
% have been holding the pistol
whom Il was discharged.
Miss Sullivan first gave her name
10 police as Mrs C III. Parrish. She
said she was enroute "a the Orient
TO marry an army officer. The
woman said the shooting was acci-
dental
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-21
Mayor Walker Probing
Religious War Hdzings

The three doctors said they
were seized III their beds. bound
gagged. ard ducked into n bath
tub nf irv water. Two charged
thcv were painted with ink or shoe
polish They told police that pillow
eases Were drawn over their heads.
but that Of the twenty or more
men who took part in the attack.
they recognized the six.
Mayor Walker declared that "if
these men were hazed especially
because they are Jews. or Of any
other faith. / will see that the
guilty ones are prosecuted 10 the
last ditch"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-21
GREY HOUNDS ADDED
x & =
TO SHERIFF SN O WIS
\ * 4
LION HUNTING PA c X
Especial 70 The Heraldl

RAYMONDVILLE. Texas. Junc ~.
F. II. Denison. Of Temple, Texas,
has presented Sheriff Luther y.
Snow with two magnificent thor
oughbred greyhounLs. which will hc
added 70 his pack az lion dogs and
trained with them.
Sheriff Snow has one OF the most
valuable packs of hunting dogs in
the country, and on more than one
occasion has turned down an offer
Of $500 each for them.
At present the dogs are being lsed
by Deputy Game Commissioner
Robert Snow. a brother Of Sheriff
Snow, and are constantly kept IN
trim. running lions or other prcdl-
tory animals ~ the state game pre-
serve on the King ranch.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-21

NEW YORK. N. n. une 1l.-iPi
Mayor James walker today per-
sonally headed one Ut three invest
igations into the hazing of three
Jewish internes BY colleagues AZ
Kings County Hospital. in which
another city official described a.
having the appearance Of "a re-
ligious war"
Six of the physicians, arrested
or charges Of assault preferred by
the inteTnes. were held in bail for
ur-har hearing. They denied the
cha.Fes and rrfusen ~ q scafs tie
r~'dant.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-21
MIXER ACCIDENT
VICTIM MAY DIE

Crescencio Escamillo. the brick
mason who suffered serious injuries
yesterday afternoon when the con
crete mixer Nv was cleaning from
the inside accidentally began rotat-
ing ~ reported ND the point of death.
Escamillo was cleaning the mixer
and asked n companion 20 turn IL
bit. The switch on the engine was
on and the turning caused the engine
10 start. Internal injuries are be-
lieved 10 have been suffered by Es-
camille and these i'm addition 10 hip
injuries make his condition serious
The mason was employed during
the constructors Of the Calderoni
building on Washington Street
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-21
Millionaire's Body
Is Found in River

DULUTH. Mimi. June 2l.-1Pl -
The body of John r. Irving, million
aire president of the Irving-Pit,
Manufacturing Company Of Kansas
City. who was drowned in the St
Croix river near Gordon. Mimi. was
recovered by searching parties late
last night.
Mr.. Irving met his death yesterday
afternoon when a canoe in which he
had started on a fishing trip near
his 400 acre estate or the ST. Croix
overturned. The manufacturer who
had spent the last 20 summers on the
estate, had only arrived yesterday
morning with the party Of Kansas
City asd Chicago friends.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-21
STORM CHECKS
BYRD HOP-OFF
Fourth Man Selected;
Will Garry Air
Mail

NEW YORK, NJ ~. June 2l.--(Pi--
Take off for France Of the four
man crew Of the monoplane "Ameri-
ca" will be impossible either to-
night or tomorrow morning and pres
ent atmospheric conditions DO not
look favorable for a hop off any
time tomorrow, James II. kimball.
Weather Bureau meteorological, an
nounced today.
"It doesn't look so good now" he
said shortly before noon "as il did
before we got the delayed reports Of
the later morning. There H. a storm
that has been moving northeast from
Hatteras since Sunday night that
makes a departure tonight or In the
morning impossible"
Formal announcement was made
today that a fourth man will travel
in the transatlantic monoplane
America on its ocean flight and that
that man will be Bernt Balchen. for
mer lieutenant in the Norwegian
navy.
81 decided TO take a fourth man
Commander Richard +. Byrd. who is
in charge of the expedition, an
nounced, 10 demonstrate that such y
number can be carried on n trans
oceanic trip"
Lieutenant Balrhen il an expert
creed pilot. navigator and mechanic
Tie came into wide notice Nv 1925
when he flew over the arctic wastes
In search Of the missing expedition
headed by Roald Amrndsen. Last
year he was q member Of Amund.
sens north pole expedition in the
airship Norge. being stationed al
Spitzbergen.
The first official trans Atlantic
air mail will be carried by the Ameri.
ca. Paris-bound mOroplane Of Com.
mander Richard +. Byrd.
Ceremonies at which Postmaster
John Kiely Of New York was 70 or.
fer a mail pilots license ~ Command
er Byrd were arranged for this af
trrnoon The Americas mail closed NJ
10 o'clock last night.