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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-06
BURY POISON
VICTIM HERE
Young Girl Takes BIZ
chlorate of Mer-
curry BY Mistake

Funeral services for Amelia Bar
bosa DavIla, rs. who died Of bichlor-
ate Of mercury poisoning in tho
Mercy hospital Sunday evening. were
held from the home Of her sister.
Mrs. Maria y. Kahn on Avenue ID
between Ninth and Tenth streets
Monday evening. She was inferred
IN the old city cemetery following
Catholic services at the Immaculate
Conception church.
The young girl who lived in West
Brownsville, left the home Of her
sister on Avenue y. Friday evening
in high spirits, Mrs. klahn stated.
shortly aftcrward she returned in a
critical condition stating that she
had taken poison by mistake.
A hemorrhage was suffered before
she could be rushed 10 the Mercy
hospital. nr. y. Il. Rentfro was
called and by Sunday she was much
improved. N the evening. however,
2 turn for the worse was taken and
Miss Davila, with a premonition Of
death. called for clergyman. She
died several hours later.
The young girl. whose father has
been in low condition for long
time. recently insisted on making
mourning clothing for the family
despite their protests. She fashioned
black garments for all the family.
including herself. for she felt. she
stated. that her father had not long
TO live.
Though married. the popular girl
Continued on page cighD
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-06
2HOOKUPS TO
FOLLOW Vote
National Broadcasting
Co., Will Use So
Stations

NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-tPi-E Elec-
tion results will be broadcast &
throughout the country tonight oyer
two great combinations Of radio sta
tions. The first returns will start
going on the air at o'clock eastern
standard time.
The National Broadcastiny Com
pany will use its Red and Blue net
work OF 50 stations and give an in
terpretive service based on the COM
bined reports Of The Associated
Press, The United Press and The In
ternational News Service. David
Lawrence, political writer. will head
its staff Of experts. Graham McNa-
NEE, announcer. will be in charge Of
entertainment between election re-
turns.
Altogether. with independent sta
tions the National Broadcasting Com
pany expects to have more than ~
stations associated with WEAF and
VIZ in the broadcast.
The New York World, in coopcra-
tion with 20 other Associated Press
newspapers throughout the country,
will furnish an election service di-
rect from its news rooms 70 be
broadcast by more than 81 stations
Of the Columbia Broadcasting Com
pany: Associated Broadcaster. Inc,
an eastern chain. and United Broad
casters, Inc, hookup Of independent
stations.
This service is scheduled 20 start
at o'clock and 70 continue past mid
light.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-06
FIGHT LOOMS
IN VALLEY TO
GUARD WATER
New Irrigation Areas
On Upper River Is
Seen AS Menace to
Farms of Section

SAN BENITO. Nov. with ap-
parently no possibility Of relief from
the state water board, the Lower Rio
Grande Valley is to take its fight
for waters Of the Rio Grande 10 the
courts Of Texas, il was indicated here
today in the first statement from an
irrigation official concerning this
long expected step over water rights.
The battle will be to protect the
Lower Rio Grande Valley in its
claims on waters of the Rio Grande
against users farther up the river
who arc bringing thousands OF acres
Of land under irrigation. or who
have organized districts with this OBJ
jcct in mind.
Announcement of the contemplated
step was made here by Frank Rob-
crtson. secretary Of the Valley AS
sociation of Water Districts.
To Call Meeting
The active move against what is
considered encroachment on the
rights of Valley water users will be
launched at a meeting OF representa-
tives of all Valley water districts
and companies TO be held here some
time next wek, the date to be set
soon by Mr.. Robertson and other Of
ficcrs Of the district. The meeting
will be of tho water conservation
committee Of the Associated Irriga-
tion Districts OF the Lower Rio
Grande Valley. with other interested
persons expected 10 be asked into
the discussion.
The action was prompted by re-
port from Austin recently quoting
Z. s. Clark, member Of the state
Continued on page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-06
MUDDY ROADS
KEEPING some
FROM POLLS
Workers Active But
No Indication OF
Trend of Voting Is
Obtained in County

Roads made heavy and sluggish by
showers which have fallen intermit-
tently in Cameron county during the
past two days have slowed the voting
in outlying precincts OF the county
but the voting in cities were brisk
Tuesday noon, many boxes reporting
and unusually heavy ballot.
In Brownsville the polls opened
actively at o'clock and in most
cases lines Of voters were kept wait
ing for their turn and many precinct
boxes reported record vote shortly
after noon.
Both democratic and republic par
~ workers have been active through
out the day IN working the city IN
an effort TO get out every available
vote for their respective candidates
and the days activities were more
spirited than they have been in
many'years.
Harlin2cn reported an unusual in
terest in the balloting in that city
and many precinct boxes there re-
ported top heavy.
In six precinct boxes respecting in
Brownsville shortly after noon, there
had been T33 votes cast. Two boxes,
one in an outlying precinct and the
other at Monsces store on lith street
failed TO report the numbers Of votes
cast.
From no box in the city could an
estimate be obtained as to the mum
ber or votes polled FOR Smith or Hoo
vcr.
Four Harlingen boxes reported
that 562 votes had been cast IN that
city with many more expected before
Continued on page eight
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-06
Crowd Cheers AS
AL Casts Ballot
AtNew York Box
By ID. HAROLD OLIVER
{ IA.snriafcd PrcNS Stiff Writer

NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-(Pi-As a
surging crowd looked on from the
street. Governor Smith and his wife
cast their ballots today in n little
stationery store az 81 East 4Sth
street.
The democratic presidential nom
inee walked from his hotel about
five blocks away 20 the polling place
at 1880 y. m, and ten minutes later
he and Mrs. Smith had registered
by machine their choice for presi-
dent and the various state offices.
A large crowd cheered the nom
inee as he left the hotel under heavy
police escort and tS.s gathering
followed him to the stationery store.
Here another crowd joined its
shouts with those trooping along
with the governor and Mrs. Smith.
and broke through police lines and
charged the store in mass.
Democratic women leaders. news
papermen and photographers were
dswept toward the large plate glass
window Of the voting place ard
Lany were taken off their. feet in
the rush. Several score police link
cd their ans and finally = pushed ~"
crowd back into the street but ~
gathering broke awsy again whe-.
the governor came out and once
more trooped along after him and
Mrs. Smith started the walk back to
the Biltmore hotel
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-06
One JAILED IN
West VIRGINIA
VOTING AFFRAY
Five Are Arrested In
North Carolina In
Vote Fraud Charge;
z Others Bonded

SPENCER. W. Va, Nov. 6.-tP.-
Shot at polling place near Lcfthsnd
Hill. Clyde Moore. n. was seriously
wounded today. r. ~. Huffman was
arrested and committee to the Roam
county jail.
Few details of the shooting were
received. The men were reported "a
have been engagd in a political ar
gument.
NEWBERN. Y. ~. Nov. e.-tPl--
Five men were arrested here today
and other warrants have been sworn
out charging conspiracy "a prevent
free exercise Of the franchise.
Those arrested were 4. y. Cherry
and II. U. Newman, Client poll hold
ers; A. A. Kafer. chairman Of the
county elections board. and &. A. Ry-
man and Winfield GaskiHs. POLL hold
ers in Bridgeton. across the river
from this city.
The poll holders are alleged ~
have prevented voters from casting
ballots taken from their pockets.
ASHENILLE. N. C.. Nov. 6.-iF,-.
Harry f.. Gruver, Asheville business
man, and Doak Davis Of Reens
Township near here. were under ST.
900 bond for trial in federal districh.
court today after n hearing on nj
charge Of conspiracy TO prevent an
American citizen from exercising the
free rights Of the ballot" Roy Nor.
ris. deputy sheriff. arrested with
them, was released.
1t was brought out IN the testi-
mony at hearing yesterday that
Gruver obtained 10 absentee ballots
from the county elections chairman
and took them 20 Reems Township
where a. q land owner he is inter
ested in development of an airport
site.
The government charged that Cru.
ver persuaded" citizens to vote fc-
state and county democratic eandi-
dates and actually marked ballots ~
? means of promoting the aviation
development.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-06
TOBEY DENIES
USING ALIAS
Says Report From r. |.
Is Untrue; Leaves
To Go East

". T.. Tobey, held under $4,000
bond here on charge from Provi-
dencc. II. T.. charging using the mails
10 defraud. denies the report from
that place that ne ever has used an
alias.
II was born in Boston. Mass. 81
years ago. my people still reside
there and was christened Walter
+. Tobey and have never used any
other name" he said when he read
the report from Providence saying
he was not Tobcy.
Tobey left here last night for New
York. and will 20 from there 70
Providence.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-06
Taft Is Not Able
ToCast His Vote

WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-tPl-The
chief justice OF the United States,
William Howard Taft, today was one
Of thousands Of citizens Of the ma
tion in Washington who could not
cast ballot in the presidential cleo
tion.
While a drum corp attracted atten-
tion 70 a locked ballot box in down
town street as a protest Of Wash
ington citizens against not having n
vote. the chief justice explained at
his home he had given up mis- voting
privilege IN Connecticut. He said
that when appointed to head the su-
preme court he felt that he was COM
ing 70 Washington 20 make il his per-
manent home. Because Of this he
gave un his residence in Connecticut
and today neither the chief justice
nor Mrs. Taft. Who is visiting in New
Haven. could vote.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-06
VOTE BREAKS PREVIOUS RECORDS
HiddlgO Residents Stand
In Line To Vote; Rangers
Guard Polls, Keep Peace

McALLEN. Nov. although long
lines of voters awaited their turn at
the polls in this city and other cities
Of Hidalgo county leaders OF both
political factions expressed little fear
that serious trouble would arise be-
cause of the intense feeling that has
been running high relative TO the
county race.
Ranger Capt. Frank Hamer Of Aus
tin has arrived in this county with
seven Of his men. They are divided
between the larger cities of the coun-
ty and are visiting all polling places.
Ranger Capt. Bill Sterling and his
Falfurrias company are also on hand
in order to aid in maintaining peace
through this county which has been
rocked TO its very foundation by ono
Of the most bitter political fights in
its existence.
Speakers Of the Citizens -Republi-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-06
KWWC TOBE
ON AIR EARLY
Local Station to Send
Out Returns For
The Herald

Radio Station KWWG. Brownsville,
expects TO begin broadcasting cleo
tion returns from the east al $3.50
O'Clock this evening. Manager Fred
Latham announced
kWWG will have the benefit OF re-
turns over three leased wires of The
Brownsville Herald, including two
Associated Press wires and enc leas-
cd wire of the Texas Election Bureau.
In addition. the station expects to
broadcast returns received by NAY.
the United States Naval Radio sta
tion at Fort Brown, Officer Jarvis
Of NAY having arranged 10 supply
returns 10 The Herald.
kWWG will he the only radio sta
tion in South Texas served BY three
election wires and a naval radio sta
tion.
KWWG will continue on the air
probably until / o'clock tonight or
later.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-06

cials Of Hidalgo county from serv-
ing Tuesday were defeated late Mon
day when the case was again brought
before Judge Leslie in 93rd district
court. The case was thrown out
when Leslie found that he was dis
qualified because Of his relationship
to r. W. Lemburg, one OF the plain
tiffs.
Citzen-Republican ticket leaders
sought the injunction on the grounds
that two election officials were dis.
qualified due TO the fact that they
had served as deputy sherifffs within
period Of 50 days before the cleo
tion.
The largest vote in the history of
this county is expected 10 be cast
today.
No inkling IF the trend Of the cleo
tion could be ascertained at noon,
however.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-06
FAIR WEATHER
over MOST OF
UNSUPPORTED
Orderly Balloting Re-
ported Despite Hot
test Campaign Ever
Held in Nation
By BYRON PRICE
Associated Press staff Nriter)

The mighty political currents OF
1928 met at the polls today in n
tremendous whirlpool Of ballots.
Reports gathered by the Associat-
cd Press from every corner of the
country told an unvsrying story Of
a national turnout. quickly leaving
previous records far behind. AL
most everywhere. women were
among tho voters in unprecedented
numbers.
M nearly the whole country, il
was q fair-weather election. A part
IF New England and some other
northern sections voted under over
east skies and there we're showers
AZ scattered points IN upstate New
York. IN southern and eastern Texas,
Louisiana and Mississippi. and in
some parts OF the Rocky Mountain
states. Over most az the farm
country and the South skies were
clear and roads good.
Orderly Voting
4 he first hours Of the voting ,ere
orderly despite the bitterness of the
issues which were being washed cut
IN the tidal upheaval at the ballot
hoV. II widely distributed precincts
some minor troubles developed.
The DAVIS nationwide tendency to-
ward early voting was reflected in
a new record IN the two Massachu-
sctts precincts which for years have
prided themselves on being first to
report their returns. Both or them
came under the wire this year he
fore a. m. with 100 per cent re-
ports of the choice or their hand
Continued on page eighD
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-06
Nurse and Four
Young Children
Are Found Dead

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Nov. g.
Pl-The death of nurse and four
small boys from gas fumes prompt
cd investigation into q suspected
case of murder and suicide today.
Herbert Moreau. a steel worker.
returned home last night 10 find his
four sons lying dead on a bed. The
body Of their nurse, Miss Niolette
Hultberg. lay beside them.
Four burners OF gas stove were
open. Doors and windows Of the
room had been closed and the key
hole stuffed. The nurse had left n
note to Moreau, asking him mot 70
feel angry for what ! am doing"
A coroner called IL murder and
suicide.