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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-15
CREW FAILED
IN DUTY, SAYS
lST. WITNESS
Inquiry Is Started in
New York For u. S.;
Britain Decides to
Hold Quiz Also

LONDON. Nov. i5.- Board
of Trade officials said today that
searching investigation into the
loss of the steamer Nestris was
needed. They had not. however.
decided the form of the inquiry or
where II should he held. Earlier
the board had pointed out that
such an inquiry was not obiiga-
tory.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-
(P)-Fred w. Puppe, the
first witness at today's fed
eral investigation of the
Vestris disaster, said that
when he went aboard the
steamer last Saturday at this
port he was informed his
cabin steward would be un-
able to attend him because
the steward was drunk.
Puppe, whose wife and
seven months old child were
lost, said that when he first
went to Ms cabin he found
that most of his baggage
was not there. He later To-
Gated it in the hold where it
had been dumped with the
heavy baggage. Later he
learned that other passen-
gers had similar expert
ence with their luggage.
"The handling Of the baggage was
absolutely careless Puppe declared.
He said he asked another steward
what he should do about personal
service and that this empioye re-
piled:
Tin not supposed 10 take charge
az your cabin but | will do the best
| can to get around TO you because
your steward is drunk in his bunk
and will be unable to attend TO you. "
NEW YORK. Nov. t5.-(PD-Set-
ting aside questions as to iurisdic-
tion. federal authorities here began
a thorough investigation today into
the sinking of the Lamport and Holt
Continued on page twelve)
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FIGHT LOOMS
in HEARING ON
PORT DISTRICT
Los Fresnos Indicates
Opposition to Inclu-
clusion; Postponed
To Saturday

Prospects for a contest in connec-
tion with the organization of the pro-
posed Brownsville navigation district,
were indicated Thursday when the
hearing was called before the Cam
eron county commissioners court.
The commissioners court voted
unanimously 10 postpone the hearing
until Saturday, November II.
Postponement followed a brief dis
cussion after Commissioner A. VI.
Logan Of San Benito moved that the
hearing be postponed until Novem-
ber 20, at which time the hearing on
the San Benito navigation district
is scheduled. This motion was sec
onded by Commissioner Baughn of
Harlirgen.
II. l.. Yates, one of the attorneys
for the Brownsville project, object
ed to the postponement, stating there
had already been too much delay in
matters effecting a deep water port
for the Lower Rio Grande Valley. He
stated that if the proposed district
is to be contested one or more days
would be required for the hearing.
He added that the u. S. army engi-
neers would conduct hearing on the
project in Brownsville, Nov. q, con-
tending it would be impossible to
hold the organization hearing on No.
vember 20, and the engineers hear
ing on November q.
A compromise on Saturday, Nov
IL. was finally accepted by all par
ties, with the understanding that the
court would remain in session from
day to day and that the hearing
would be the only matter Of business
before the court Saturday.
A large delegation from Los Frcs-
nos was present to contest inclusion
Continued OH page three)
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COUNTY Vote
CANVASSED
Hoover Has Majority
Of 346 On Official
Returns

Herbert Hoover carried Cameron
county by 346 votes, according TO
the official canvass Of the election
returns. which show 3.54s votes for
the republican electors and 3.202 for
the democrats.
The democratic state ticket re-
ceived better than three-to-one ma
jorities. NJ. r. Hall. candidate for
county attorney. was high -.an. re-
ceiving 5,465 votes. There was no
opposition to the democratic county
ticket.
The communist electors received
three votes and the socialists 10.
The usual "freak" voting was in
evidence. with one or two votes for
various individuals.
Following is the result Of the
canvass:
For U. s. Senator-Tom connally.
democrat. 43ss: 7. NJ. Kennerly. re-
publican. 1874.
For Associate Justice Suprere
Court-Thomas B. Greenwood. demo-
crat. 5024.
For Governor-Dan Moody. demo-
crat, 5101; W. III. Holmes. republi-
can, 1855.
For Lieut. t.-Governor-Barry Mil
Ter. democrat. 5120; Mrs. Lena More.
republican. 1881.
For Attorney General-Claude Pol
lard. democrat. 5202; G. 0. Harris.
republican. 1892.
For Comptroller-S. II. Terrell
Continued on page two.)
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POSSES TRAIL
TEXASBANDIT
NEAR HUMBLE
Robber of Theater Is
At Large After Pal
And Officer Wound
ed in Gun Battle

HUMBLE, Tex, Nov. 15.-tP)-
Half n hundred men were beating
the brush and guarding the highways
near here today in search of a
theater bandit who escaped after his
alleged companion and Harvey Fields.
Harris county deputy sheriff. had
been shot in a spectacular gun battle
here last night.
Both wounded men were N a
Houston hospital where Fields was
given a fighting chance to recover
and the other man, who gave his
name as L. W. Rawlins, 27. formerly
of Waco. was not expected to live.
The battle occurred when two ban
dts resisted arrest after they had
held up the Star theater and had
been handed over n tin box which
they thought contained cash but
which in reality held only cancelled
show tickets.
When Fields seized one Of the
men, the bandit cried out to his
companion who fired twice. Fields re-
leasing his clutch and sinking to the
SIDEWALK. Deputy Sheriff Frank Neville
levelled his gun at the man who he
thought had shot Fields. fired once
and the man fell to the ground. The
man with whom Fields had grappled
ESCAPED in the darkness.
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COMMITTEE TO
START south
NEXT FRIDAY
Election of Garner In
18th Congressional
District Also To Be
Subject of Inquiry

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is.
house campaign
funds committee will | leave
for Texas Friday, Nov. % to
Investigate campaign expen-
ditures in the southern part
of the state, particularly in
the 18th congressional dis
trict which has been repre-
sented in the house for twen-
ty years by John Garner, a
democratic stalwart.
The committee, in making
its decision by unanimous
vote, also mentioned the
county of Hidalgo, Texas, as
one of the sections in which
it would inquire into cam
paign activities.
The motions that the committee
visit Texas was made by Representa-
tive Nelson. republican, Maine. Ly
n party vote of to /, the commit
tee also adopted resolution 10 re-
quest the house TO extend its autnor-
ity to investigate until March l
next. This proposal was supported
by Chairman Lehlbach. Of New Jer-
sey; Chindblom. Illinois. and Nell
son. all republicans. TepreseI ative
Black. democrat. of New York. voted
no, while the other democratic mem
Der. Representative Ragon Of Ar
kansas, was absent.
The committee will 20 to Texas
bY way OF ST. Louis.
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Panama Filler to
Land Here; u. S.
Help Is Pledged

PANAMA. Nov. 15.-lPl-The gov
ernment has granted a request that
Captain Ira c. Eakcr, a member Of
the 1926 goodwill flying squadron
Of the United States army. be given
all the help that he needs when ne
flies here from Brownsville, Texas.
Date of the flight has not been set.
United States army officials at
Fort Brown here have not been ad-
vised of Captain Eaker's plans. ac-
cording Captain Vernon n. Shell, ad-
iutant.
Authorities at the municipal <iying
field said they had no information
cUnesT--SSSg the flight.
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to Probe Election im Hidale0
STATISTICS
OF TRAGEDY
ON VESTRIS
(By the Associated Press)

tby Ine Associated TItSSJ
Aboard were 32S persons. 12s
passengers, 1879 crew.
Rescued-60 passengers and l54
crew. Total PA.
Presumably dead-G9 passen-
gers, 45 crew. total ia.
Bodies recovered-22; four by
the coast guard destroyer Tucker,
four by the destroyer Acushnet.
Is by the destroyer Shaw, one
by the Berlin.
Missing-92.
Among the dead and missing
are 27 women. 10 children.
Saved by rescue ships:
American Shipper-4l passen-
gers. 81 crew. total 125.
Berlin-5 passengers. crew.
total 23.
Myriam-s passengers, 40
crew. total 81.
Wyoming -6 passengers, 8
crew. total 2.
All. the survivors except the
nine aboard the Wyoming. who
are being taken to Norfolk, Va,
were landed at New York. The
bodies were all sent to New York.
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HERALD WILL
CARRY LINES
AND NUMBERS

Starting lineups and
the numerals of players
on both teams in the
San Benito-Brownsville
grid game will be car
ried in The Brownsville
Herald Friday after
noon in order to enable
spectators to follow the
players. The edition
will be on sale at the
game.
Numerals of all sub
stitutes also will be list
ed.
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WIFE PUFFS;
PAPA SHOOTS;
3 HIT; | DEAD

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 15.-(P1-
Angered at the sight Of his wife
smoking a cigarette, Robert John
son last night shot and wounded
her and a man who attempted TO
pacify him, then killed himself.
The shooting occurred in the home
Of Mrs. Johnson's parents.
Police said the Johnsons had
Just reached a reconciliation aft
er a weeks separation. Mrs. John
son was wounded in the jaw,
while Bernard May. 81, boarder
at the home who interceded, was
shot in the chest.
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Unusual Incidents in Sinking of Vestyis

Devore. The cat. a striped tiger
tomcat, was regarded as a mascot
by the ships crew and was saved
by its owner. Alfred Dinely. assist
ant steward. who carried il all night
in his arms until picked up BY
the American Shipper.
The steamship Montosa arriving
in Boston Yesterday heard for the
first time of the wreckscf the Yes
iris although she was but 25 miles
away when the ship first encoun-
tered serious trouble. The Mon
toss carried no wireless.
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3 MURDERS SOLVED;
q 'SLAYERS' CAUGHT

CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-tP)-Three
murders were solved and four accus-
ed slayers were under arrest today
after a night of action by Chicago
police.
Three OF the alleged killers were
cornered and captured within Is min
utes after they were blamed for
Staying a druggist during a holdup,
they admitted the crime. police said.
and also confessed killing a specta-
tor during a similar holdup last Sun
day.
The trio OF negroes shot IL out
with police when cornered in their
flat but surrendered after their
ammunition was exhausted. Their
victim was Peter Lucas, druggist.
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FINAL
EDITION
I'm OUR
VALLEY

SFwS DISPATCHES from Wash
tell that Representative John
Garner Of this district will face
sizeabie majority in the next con-
hss.
-e viii be the new minority leader
the house. And the job ahead
him will require all the qualities
leadership. IL Is agreed in the
Yktional capital.
The democratic minority will be
outnumbered about 100. a situation
that has occurred only twice in re-
cent years.
But the representative from the
fifteenth district stands well with
the majority in the house. He can
get recognition where others would
fail.
He has many things ahead Of
them.
Not only that OF looking after the
interests of the small taxpayers of
the nation, but also the iuteress Of
the fifteenth district.
He has been giving much attention
70 the onion tariff. IL il is possible
70 adjust that situation. under ex-
isting tariff laws. he will see that
Il is adjusted the interests Of his
district
KIWANIS CLUB leaders active in
matter of experimenting with va
.rious types Of street name signs,
have placed markers at the postof-
flee corner.
Business men. the fire depart
ment, the utilities, all will welcome
some improvement in this sadly
lacking situation.
Fire alarm systems being installed,
an ursxcelled fire department being
developed. But the growth Of the
city has been 50 rapid that some few
small things have been overlooked.
Street name signs and house num-
Aring are important details.
One may look for John Doe in
the telephone directory John Doe.
the telephone directory may recite.
lives in West Brownsville. But it
is almost like searching for the
proverbial needle in the hay stack
I find that selfsame John Doe.
Here's luck TO the kiwanians in
their new civic undertaking.
BILL WILLIAMS Of Rio Hondo
has his nose 70 the grindstone. 50
TO speak.
Bill is that hapless election war
rior who, il a moment Of undue
optimism. wagered that his nose
could travel over tleyen miles of
concrete road from Rio Hordo to
Harrington without suffering greatly
for it. With peanut ahead Of it.
Probably Bills nose III last
longer than the peanut. The nut.
II should be understood, has wire
I looped through Il.
Said wire-or two of them-is
.js affixed in such manner TO Bill's
Continued on page twelve)
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WOULD ELECT COMMITTEES

DALLAS. Tex. Nov. 15.--(P)-Elec-
tion Of national committee members,
state executive committee members,
and all others who constitute the
political party machinery in Texas,
was advocated today by Jed c. Ad-
ans, democratic national committee
man from Texas. "This would be a
blow to the convention system, but
that is to be desired" Adams said.
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fBv The Associated Press !

(By The Associated PressD
Sharks which infested the warm
waters Of the Gulf stream were an
added menace to victims Of the
Vestris disaster. Several survivors
told Of seeing one of the huge fish
tear human bodies.
A cat and a dog were among the
survivors. A wire-haired fox ter
rier was rescued Tuesday morning
by the American Shipper after u
had spent the night in an open boat
in the arms of its owner, Mrs. Earl
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night while the ship was cruising
about the wreck area in search Of
victims, said Mrs. Esther Hasson Of
Washington, who was returning
from London aboard the rescue
ship. She said the passengers
shared the nervous strain with the
officers and crew.
Vestris is the name Of the
strical family well known in the
eighteenth and nineteenth cen
turies in Italy, France and England
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-15

Captain Sir Burton Chadwick.
deputy master Of the honorable
company Of Master Mariners Of
London, England. Of which the
Princr Sf Wales is master. has pro-
tested against the wild and cruel
injustice" that he thinks is being
done TO Captain Carey. He said
judgment on the captains actions
should be withheld until an official
inquiry.
Not one OF the passengers aboard
the American Shipper slept Monday
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LATE BULLETINS
puMAs IN COURT: RoNp FoRFEIr SET ASIDE


AUSTIN $500 bonds Of j. H.
murder
Rankin aside
district when
E TO the time, think
arrived
headquarters today
PoINCARE CABINET GETS CONFIDENCE
deputies late today the
government of confidence, 3S5 147
PROHIBITION DEFEATED II NEW ZEALAND
New I5-F-Prohbition has
held
the parliamentary election The question the
continuance Of prohibition whether licensing
fm adopted The majority favored the adoption Of eens
i nr system .
SMITH PARTY COMING TO SOUTH STOP IN SAVANNAH
Alfred E. Smith his
Of golf before proceeding
r Included IN the governors party John j.
Transit Commission
cbrst Of ROrdan Of New York They
nr Nicholas private railway car q William r Kenny New
'' ONE STATE FREE OF REBELS MEXICO REPORTS
dispatch Aguaseaientes today
under Lucas Lcper defeated at Cenua
ssrexd members Of his band killed
and they will probably be executed The body
'Torer exhibited in the public square
:" - MARIANp OIL co PRESIDENT RESIGN
roNrA CITY Okla No$ 5tT-Resignaion OF Chester H. West
ssident of Mexico and director of pub
here toda Of Wesfas retirement has not been
i known expects establish business Of his
ATHEIST 90 DAYS ON COUNTY FARM
LITTLE ROCK l5The maximum sentence fine Of
d ninety given Charles Smith, pes
hs American Advancement Of Atheism when
@ municipal charge Of violating old
law Smith appealed and released under
'Leee bond. - ,,,,ox cars uovr Srr rxp M TERM
Manuel Mslbran of Argen-
vi leave ashnxton The Of his
Las mot been diplomatic circles believed that his
the end of his abassadOship to the United States
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ASKED TO WIDEN STREET

HARLINGEN. Nov. 15.-Thc Har-
lingen city commission nc a sneciaI
session Tuesday night unanimously
decided 70 take action on n petition
sigrcd by 20 East Jackron street
peop.e asking that the street Be
widened from so feet to 40 feet.
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MAN KILLED IN OIL FIELD

ADA, Okla, Nov. 15.-tPl-Lester
Colon. %. Of Texarkana, Tex. died
here last night following an accident
in the Allen oil field where he was
employed. A heavy timber fell on
him. crushing his skull. He was un-
married.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-15

High and low tide at Point Isabel
tomorrow. under normal meterologi-
cal conditions:
high ................s. esq1 ps ne
Low ii:f9 A. N.
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INDEPENDENTS MEET
DRAWS BIG CROWD

McALLEN. Nov. ia requS to
Congressman Frederick Lehlblch,
chairman OF the house committee on
Continued on page six)
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POSTMASTER NAMED

WASHINGTON. Nov. l5.-(Pl-
Appointment Of NJ. P. Martin as act
ing postmaster at Breckenridge, Tex
as, was announced by the postoffice
department here today.
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WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley:
Partly cloudy to cloudy and contin-
ued mild tonight and Friday; possib-
ly local showers Friday.
For East Texas: Local -ains to-
night and Friday; cooler IN extreme
northwest portion tonight. and in
northwest and north-central portions
Friday.
Moderate to fresh southeast to
south winds on the coast.
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RIVER FORECAST

There will be n slight rise in the
river from Mission down, and no ma
terial change above Rio Grande City
during the next % 10 As hours.
Flood Present 24-Hr. 2f-ffr.
stage Stare Ching. Pain
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-18
QUIZ. 8 IN DEATH
Of NIGHT CLUB
HOSTESS

NEW YORK, Oct 1S.~-Police. today
were questioning three youthful
habitues of Broadway night clubs in
an effort to solve the mysterious
murder early yesterday in Sunnysides,
Queens, of a 27-year.old night cruz
hostess, known variously as Mrs.
Alta Banello, Mrs. Leo Gordon and
Mrs. Sam Wolch,.
The three suspects were taken
into custody when detectives made
a flying tour OF the night club dis
trict during the night.
Police said the woman was the vile
of Leo Gordon, Alias Anthony Bon
clio. facing a death sentence in
Kansas City for the killing of a
policeman in a bank robbery there
on June IL. but that she had been
living here with Sam Wolch, q revue
dancer. Wolch was questioned last
night and then released.
Detectives also were seeking two
men who were seen leaving the
apartment house in Sunnyside a
short time after a neighbor heard the
screams of woman.
Mrs. Bonelle, formerly was tele.
phone operator in Kansas City and
a cabaret girl here. She was brut-
ally beaten and stabbed. The police
theory is that the underworld be-
Iieved she knew too much about The
Kansas City robbery, and killed her
to seal her lips.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-18
PRESIDENT WILL
REST IN Va.

President Coolidge has accepted
the invitation of the board of gov
ernors of the Swannanoa Country
Club, located about four miles from
-Waynesboro, Va, to spend a brief
vacation over Thanksgiving Day in
the Blue Ridge Mountains OF Vir.
ginia at the club.
The President plans to leave
Washington November % and re-
turn the following Sunday, Decem-
Der q.
The Salamanca Country Club WAS
offered to President Coolidge for q
summer residence last spring, but
was turned down in favor of Cedar
Island Lodge on the Brule river. in
northern Wisconsin. The board Of
governors of the club renewed the
offer for a Thanksgiving holiday.
The club. a substantial masonry
building, is situated at an altitude
of 2,40O feet and within extensive
and thickly wooded ground of its
own. 1t is about 20 miles from
Charlottesville and Staunton.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-18

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If you feel cold coming on. this
will lend it with the first shuttle. II
the cold has settled on you. perhaps
run into FLU" Pape's Cold Com
pound will still clear it up IL you
take several tablets. Druggists ask
only 25c, for this real relief.
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O. E. S. CARD PARTY

{. A 500 and bridge party will be
given tomorrow night by Federal
Chapter. No. 80, 9. p. s.. IN the
Chestnut Farms Auditorium. Twen-
begin at o'clock.
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