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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
THIRD EXTRA
SESSION LOOMS
House And Senate Split
On Gas Tax; Present
Meet Ends Tuesday

AUSTIN. June 26.-CP-After
hitting it off" together i'll good
style through more than three
weeks Of the second called ses~
sion. the two houses OF the 4lst
legislature were divided on appro-
prlationS and a gasoline tax 10 the
extent OF forcing a third extraordi-
nary session 10 follow Immediately
after this one which expires Tues
day II something is not done 70
ease the situation.
Only heroic work will natch I'D
the differences and put the legis-
lative program in order % prevent
the governor from bringing the
legislature back. IL was indicated
today.
The senate committee rad pass
cd ont a three cent gasoline tax.
and while agreement had been
reached on all money measures ex-
cent the educational appropriation
bill. there was strong fear. the diff
ferences on this measure would re-
main unsettled. The senate bill
calls for s20.8O0OOo and the house
for a little over $4,000 900. The
lesser sum will bring the total
appropriations for the biennium up
to II not slightly in excess Of. the
available revenues.
However. the shadow Of a third
called session may scare the two
houses into agreement. because
there Is no demand on the part or
the legislators for another session
al this time.
The senate has yet to consider
and act on the house bill fixinq
automobile registration fees. It
provides for q reduction Of 30 per
cent in passenger car fees.
Governor Moody Is particularly
anxious to provide adequately for
the highway DEPARTMENTS building
program. and should the legisla-
ture pass a three cent gas tax ana
a 80 rer cent reduction IN registra-
ton fees he would likely consider
this as not producing ample reve-
nue..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
STOCKS RESUME
GAIN RECOVERY
5teels. Rails, Chemicals
Move Upward on Bull
Opening Wednesday

NEW YORK, June 26-lF-Stock
prizes resumed their recovery at the
opening OF today's market. Mis-
souri-Kansas-Texas opened with a
block Of $1,000 shares at SO. up l So,
and u. S. Steel common opened
with a block Of 5T00 shares at
1S5 To. Up /. Allied Chemical adj
vanced 2 IL points to a new high
at 3i9. Early gains of / TO ? l-2
points also were recorded by An
aconda. acknowledgements. Co
lumbia Kraphophone and Childs
Co. Commercial Solvents dropped 2
points.
Establishment Of new high levels
for the year yesterday by the pub
lie utility and railroad averages ~
the face Of 10 per cent call money
rates had a bullish effect on specu-
lative sentiment.
Steel shares were again in the
forefront on predictions Of unusual
~ large first half year earnings. u.
6. Steel common crossed 1877. high
est price since the enlargement o.
capitalization. Crucible attained a
new high at I03 and Vanadium and
Republic showed early gains Of 4 and
, points. respectively.
Rails also were in brisk demand,
with buying influenced by the ex-
cellent a loadings and current
earnings reports. Atchison. New
York Central and Union Pacific all
moved into new high grouncs.
Foreign exchanges opened steady.
with cables unchanged at s4S4 1872
The close was strong. Total sales
approximated 100000 shares.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
PROBE CHICAGO
CITY OFFICES
Entire Administration I'm
der Fire OF New Dis
trict Attorney

CHICAGO. June 2s-lr-Joh1
A. Swanson today put a match n
one or the firecrackers he promised
70 explode II elected states att0T-
ney. lie announced Tie would SEEK
an immediate grand jury invesriga-
ton Of the entire city adminia-ra-
ton. and particularly of TIE Of
flee corporation Counsel Samuel a.
Ettelson and the department rf
Buildings.
"A conference today with Council
man Arthur r. Albert was ar ini-
tial move. Albert last week de-
manded an inquiry into the ravroils
OF the corporation counsel
At the same time Albert r.
Brunker. head of the civic Eafe-v
commission. and other business mcn
who interested themselves AIM SEar-
sons campaign for election last faIl.
Joined forces behind the states at
torney 20 push the investigation
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
PICKING PRICE
SET
Cameron Farmers Fail To
Meet 81 Figure Set BY
Adjoining Counties
Especial 10 The Herald)

'oHINAdA W lit El0A dAuf
Harrington. June 26.-Despite the
fact that Hidalgo and willacy coun-
ty cotton farmers have agreed to
pay pickers 81 per hundred pounds
at the first Of the season. Cameron
county growers will offer only rs
cents.
The piC,:ers will be required 10
supply their own sacks in both in
stances.
This decision was reached al a
meeting Of Cameron county growers
Of the staple held here Tuesday
evening. about $50 interested per-
sons being present.
p. r. Prickett presided over the
meeting and S. O.. Stringer was
secretary.
A few Of the farmers present ex-
pressed the belief that Cameron
county growers would encounter
difficulty in obtaining sufficient
uickers in face Of offers of 81 per
hundred in adjoining counties. 9th
erS present said Cameron county
cotton would prove easier 70 plcl.
and that a plentiful supply NJ labor
could be secured at the rs cents
price.
Belief that there ere sufficient
pickers in the Valley ct present was
expressed by speakers. but Id was
decided 10 send out a call for ad-
5itioral workers 10 other parts of
the state III order to assure a force
'arFe enough 10 gather the crop
promptly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
THE STATE OF Y

To the Sheriff or any Constable OF
Cameron county, Greeting:
You ere hereby commanded 70
cause to be pubnshed once each week
for a psricd Of ten days. exclusive Of
the first day Of publication. before
the return DAY hereof. IN q newspa-
per OF general circulation. which has
been continuously and regularly
published for a period Of not less
than one year in said Cameron
county. a copy Of the following no
tice.
THU STATE or TEXAS
To All Persons Interested in the
Welfare CT the Estate Of Emilia w.
Champion. deceased: Lula Cham
pion was by the county court OF
Cameron county, Texas. on the Sth
dav OF June. A. ~. 1920. duly aD-
pointed temporary administrator
with will annexed of the estate Of
said decedent. which appointment
win be made permanent should the
court Re Of the opinion that a per-
manent administrator IS necessary.
unless the same shall be successful
" contested at the next term O.
tAlQ IOl@L. NJ4l4t-aGAlL-AA@ vi tAN
first Monday in August A. d. 1929
the same beng the 5th day Of Au-
gust "A. d. so. at the court house
thereof. in Brownsville. Texas. az
which time all persons interested
in the welfare Of the estate Of said
decedent may appear and contest
such appointment If they so desire
Herein fail not. but have you be-
fore said court. on the sad first day
ri the next term thereof. this writ
with your return thereon, showing
how you have executed the anne
Given under my hand and the
seal Of said court. at office IN
Brownsville. TEXAS. this the 10th
day OF June A. D. 1929.
III ID. SEAGO. Clerk.
County Court Cameron County
Texas.
By o. r. BRENNER Deputy.
6-2S-3-3481
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
French Ocean Pilots
Bride Guarded Upon
Arrival In Paris

HAVRE. France. June 26.-dPl-
Pauline Parker. now Madame Jean
Assolant. was welcomed 10 France
with en- airplane salute today VIII lc
her husband and his two comrades
Of the yellow Bird bent low and
kissed her hand.
A~ssolant's bride cf but = few
weeks was jealousy guarded by the
three airmen and their officer
friends and went 10 p Declair river
resort for lunch They probably
win flv 70 Paris.
Asso'ant and his comrades. Ar
rnero Lotti and Rene Lefevre, came
10 Havre by car early this morn
ing. but some OF their friends flew
from the mil tarv airfield at lie
Bourgst and a whole SQUADRON IL
nlanes tuned I'D al the Bleville air
field near here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
Decision Expected
In Plans to Keep
Water OFF Airport

Definite decision in the plan %
keep water from surrounding lands
off the Brownsville municipal air
port in accordance with the city's
contract with the Pan-American
Anyways Is expected 70 be reached
within a few days.
Mavor "A. =. Cole and City Attor-
ney II. r. Galbra.th arc comforting
with water districts now.
The plan being worked out was
recommended by Engineers "a.
Tamm Of Harrington. A. r. Ander-
son and ". l.. Conrad or Browns
vile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
NONSTOP PILOT
TO TAKELETTER
Message From Mayor Cole
To Mayor Of Winnipeg
Will Go On Plane

"A goodwill message 1f greetings
from Mayor "A. B. Cole ~ the mayer
Of Winnipeg. Canada. will accom-
panv Piclt II ". Zimmerley urFu
he takes off from the local airrrr-
within the next feW DAYS on au az
tempted nonstop flight to Canada
Mayor Cole has received IN rr-
quest from sponsors m the flight
that he send the latter and has arr
nounced that he will do ar re-
uuested.
The Valley and Canada are nnf TO-
tally strangers. the mayer said. ami
pointed out tho recent visit cf fhs
Border Cities Chamber nf Ccrr-
msrce TO this section.
Zimmerlcy. whose flight n aprr-
sored by the Nicholas-Beaziev Air.
plane Co. Inc. ri Marshall. Hrr.
Is expected 70 arrive AZ the pirnrrr
soon. Some or his equipment af-
ready has arrived. The non--t1D
flight lis scheduled 10 Rff under
way the latter part ~ this weeE.
Zimmerlcv mav await here several
days awaiting fvorabIe weather
conditions, the letter 10 aFnr c0ig
stated.
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OFFICERS
CONTINUED from PAGE ~


Rio Grande early this year alrrHf
a month after he disappeared 4.
Two Jurors we're chosen TnHtrr%
day from a panel of 80. ard cerU-
ties we're ordered 10 have the add
tinnal 100 ready for court tcdaT
The indictment. read in court
charged Hernandez and wrEr with
choking Williams. hitting him m
the head and throwing him into frH
river.
District Attorney Robert Lee Foo
bitt. assisted By Asst Attorney
General Galloway Calhoun from
Austin and Asst. District Attorney
w. T. Neblett. viii conduit fhe
prosecution or the case. while thn
defense will be represented hv
Judge Covev e.. Thomas nf C1ruTia.
Pope. Pope. Valdez and Pope and "
y. Raymond of this city.
The trial or the case promr tn
attract one M the greatest crowds
10 the district court quarter Err
that Of Frank Robinson rarr
transferred from Corpus Christ In
1926. which filled the courtroom
and all standing snacc. tle ralcr-
MES and the corridors. The array
az legal talent engaged cr hrtn
sides Of this murder case ures17r ,
hard fight from start m finish
Case Of international IntrFsst
The mysterious diraDpeararre NH
Harry Williams. who came f1 Ia
redo a few weeks previous from hlr
home in Munrle. proved tire -ErEH-
ton OF the dav thrcuzhcGf fne
country at the time william raH
last seen alive By friends On t1r
night or Jan. l9, last. Whrm nH
failed 70 appear in a rcar0la5Is
length Of time, search for him ~aH
instituted and Ell the arrncire at
the command Of the l1cal author
ties we're employed. Clue after rIrlH
was traced down. but 70 no avail.
Parties had rencrfaL Ean.E w ran
resembling Williams ~ several
points. but each tire Inn r-ur -1H
run down. ard Harry WtIlrue r.
NAMED missing. Not nriw waH th#
investigation bclnT conducted IVY
the American aut-f1rlflfG hut the
authorities On the Mexican sIdr rr
the boundary line Joined i'm fn-
man hunt. They. too. could frd
no rae cf Williams.
Mystery Pi1urs CuriDaitv
Then on the forenoon n Feb-u-
airy l8 came the announcement FRAT
n man on the Wormfer Farm ab1,ft
three miles south ri Laredo had
found the body cf Harry Williams
lying in the water near the rrrr
banks. Justice of the Peace Lr-r-f-
do Vlllegas proceeded 70 the rrrre
and, by letters. IN watch ard other
articles found on the body. iderti-
fled II as that of Harry William
The body was placed ln n tr-1rr-
airy vault and removed 10 tho fr
cemetery. and that evening an ar-
topsy was held by Dr. Lomrv. wrrrr
report showed that Harry WgiIawr-
was dead When his body va frr0-
into tho RIO Grandn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
DAWES DEFIES
X = X
DRESS DECREE;
= =
BANS KNICK ERS

LONDON. June 26.-F-Am-
bassador Dawes will abandon ne
example set BY certain OF his
predecessors and viii no. vcar
silk knee breeches and p.-gE1
leather shoes with silver Buckles
at his presentation to Cu1cn Mary
at the third Saint James court to-
night.
Instead. the American. q former
general, sometimes called aftec-
t.onately ".-e,i ~ Maria" Dawes.
will wear p.sin swallow tail We
ming dress. 10th former afnbas-
sailors. George Harvey and Alan
son H0uglton. donned knee
breeches for court functions.
NO reason was assigned BY the
sources revealing the former
vice presidents intention. which
was in defiance OF the convention
laid down by the Lord Chamber
lain'S office.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
CANADA TO HAVE
NEW RUM CHASERS

WINDSOR. Ont. June 26-Can-
adam PreSsl-CGnadian customs re-
turns fcr the current month should
show 2 significant drop in the ex-
ports OF liquor from the Essex bor-
der docks. according TO reports OF
the United States authorities.
More than 90 boats al all descrip-
tons arc 70 be III service by July 7.
N was reported. ranging in tvpe
from launches for use IN shallow
channels to the 20 foot speed boats.
carrying one pound guns.
The new rum chasing fleet is 20
be directed by radio from n scorer
headquarters down river. IL said. Re-
ports are 70 be submitted no reEu-
lar intervals, day and night. from
both American and Canadian sides
of the Detroit river. ana the gov
eminent boats can get under way
in pursuit Of suspected craft as
alarms arc broadcast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
Canadian Rains
Stir Wheat Price
To New Increase

CHICAGO. June 26.-lPl-Re-
ports Of beneficial rains in Cana
dian drought sections led to early
downturns In wheat values TODAY.
Ope1ing at one cert 70 / 5-4 cents
set back. wheat %afterward' recov-
cred much OF the loss. Corn par
al'eled the action of weat, starting
SO cents TO "a cents off. and sub
|Sequentlv turning upgrade. Oats
we're easy. Provisions likewise
tended TO sag.
Wheat closed nervous. at the
same as yesterdays finish to half
cent do,sn. corn l-2c to ! l-Sc up.
oats unchanged TO 3-9c off. and
provisions unchanged TO a setback
Of 12c.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
MARKETS AT
GLANCE
New York

NGN GOEk.
Stocks stronC: United States steel
leads upward March.
Bonds. irregular; several convert
ables at new tops IN enormous turn
over.
Curb. firm: electric bond and
share 1T rev high.
Foreign exchanges. steady; Jap
anese ven siumps 10 points.
Cotton. lower: favorable weekly
weather report.
Sugar, easy: Cuban selling.
Coffee, steady; better Brazilian
markets.
Chicago.
Wheat. steady; bullish Kansas
est mate.
Corn. firm: better cash demand.
Cattle, irregular.
Hogs. lower.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
Fl. WORTH CASH GRAIN

FORT WORTH. June 26.-tPl-
Heavy receipts Of wheat found a
ready demand on the cash grain
market today. Prices were I'M
changed from Tuesday and export
ers rs well as mills we're wanting
the grain. Corn was about two cents
lower with other grains unchanged.
Wheat UNCHANGED.
Corn: No. ? mixed delivered Tex
as common points i.01 to l.02; No.
? white or yellow l07 IL TO 108 IL.
Other grains unchanged with de-
mand good.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
L%TVEPPOOL SPOIS

LIVERPOOL. June l5.-lP-
Cotton sDot increased demand:
higher. American strict good mid
ding 1915: strict middling loss:
nl5diing 1855: m.ddllnE 1895:
-trict low midSling 1905: low mid
ding CTS: strict coed ordinary
o35: good ordinary 395. Sales 1000
bales. 600 American. Receipts IL
eco. American nil. Futures closed
barely steady: July 9.93. October
5.91: December 992: January 9.92;
March 9.57: May 600.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
Customs Will Not
Ban Legal Amount
of Imported Meat

Declaring that I'VE can't discrim-
mate against people who want 10
bring IN meat from MatamoroS."
Deputy Collector g. Customs Will
liam Neale Wednesday apparently
set his foot down on any PROPOSE
ton which the city may contem-
plate for banning meat from Mexi-
CO in an effort TO make the abba
toir pay its expenses.
They are allowed under the tariff
act 10 bring small quantities OF
meat across without restriction. and
as long MS IL does not exceed four
pounds. / will take no action" Neale
said. Brownsville. OF course, can
do what it thinks best regarding
entry OF meat into the city. but II II
absurd 10 think customs officials
can completely halt entry Of meat
into the United States.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
WILL
DISCUSS

Discussion az plans for participa-
ton IN the Brownsville Fourth Of
July celebration and a membership
drive will be the chief items before
the local John Hanson post when il
meets at 9 D.. m. Thursday. ii has
been announced by w. r. Kiekel.
commander.
Fifteen new members will be
taken into the ranks Of the Legion
TT res "a TIE meeting. Kieizel says.
Tha body n planning an active
part u TIE Fourth celebration
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26

MEMPHIS DRY RAIDS
PUT 20 BEHIND BARS

MEMPHIS. Tenn. June 26-tP
More than 10 persons were In Jail
here today because federal prof.
bition agents have determined to
raise the price Of liquor in Mem
phis 10 the national level"
Forty-two agents started out YES
terday with thick sheafs OF war
rants sworn out by under cover
agents, and by nightfall all the iails
IN the city we're crowded.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26

1T is my opinion that were such
a law inaugurated. the next step
would (, a retaliatory measure by
: Fexico which would seriously affect
the volume Of sales Of Brownsville
merchants among citizens OF Mata-
moro and surrounding territory.
who buy many articles here.
las for individuals bringing meat
across in small quantities and then
distributing the collected lot among
merchants here. that j. another
problem for the city. If. as the
commission says. the meat should
be stopped as a health mesure. then
obviously something ought to done
about IL. but II Is not "a matter for
the customs service and IL is impoS-
sihle for us TO do anything about
it, Neale said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
APPROVE
KELLOGG PACT
Washington Receives News
With Rejoicing AS Last
Power Signs

TOKYO. June 2G-lPJ-In an I'M
usually strained atmosphere the
privy council, presided over by the
emperor, today finally approved the
kellogg anti-war pact.
TOKYO. June 26-tP - Count
Mchida, japanese statesman who
signed the Kellogg remuneration of
war pact in Paris. has resigned from
the privy council.
WASHINGTON. June z6.-LP-
News OF the approval by the Jap
anese privy council Of the Kellogg
treaty for the remuneration OF wal
was received in American govern
ment circles with a spirit Of rejolc-
ing.
Japan is the last Of the Is orig
inal ~signatory powers 70 ratify the
pact. and the document will come
into full force as o as the Jap
anese instrument OF ratification Is
deposited in the archives OF the
state department here.
The pact embraces action. or in
tended action. by virtually every
nation Of the world to renolnce war
as a national policy. Only Argen-
tina and Brazil have not signifiec
their intention to adhere to the
pact.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
K q CASH GRAIN

KANSAS CITY. June 26.-Pl-
Wheat No. . dark hard .nominally
1C7d1.10; No. 2 hard 105T1.13 l-2;
No. 2 red. nominally l.l4I1l7.
July Ice SD: September Ito f-s;
December ia SIS. Corn No. 2
VIII ta 90 3-4091: 10. . yellow so 81
T91 IL: No. 2 mixed 90 3-4T8 81 IL.
July 81 81: Sept. 90 ID; Dec. 81 I'd.
Oats. No. 2 white As Ia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
r ACREAGE is
RECLAIMED BY u. s.

WASHINGTON. June 26.-P-A
bill removing 100000 acres of n
fional forest land claimed bv The
Nortern Pacific railway from or%1-
ton under the land grant acts was
sirned today bv President Hoover.
Undc- the art. the United States
retains the title 10 the lands IN
question.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
Goodrich Goes To
San Antonio Where
Son Is In Hospital

u. 6. Commissioner r.. X. Coed
rich will leave tonight for San An
tonic where his son. George Good
rich viii undergo an operation on
his lee. which WIS badly broken II
an automobile crash near Ferrville
some weeks ago.
He had been in the hospital az
Kerrville since the accident until a
few days ago. when he vaS moved to
the Santa Rosa HOSPITAL NJ San An
tonic. where he will be operated
upon.
Mrs. Goodrich already Ks at the
bedside OF her son Judge Good
rich expects to return to Browns
Yils Friday moEnipg,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
McAllen Men VIII
Fly TO Mexico From
Brownsville Airport

J.. A. Frisbv. president Of the Nc
Alien Chamber nf Commerce. and
w. II. Scott OF RI. Worth will fly
from here Thursday to Mexico Citv
They are carving invitations %
high Mexican officials 10 attend the
McAllen celebration.
Scott Is aiding IN the athletic
events planned Al McAlien and f-eT-
rOga.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
ROME FLYERS LEAVE
FOR STARTING POINT

HASBROUR HEIGHTS. M. j..
June 26.-Pl-Roger @. Williams
and Lewis Yancey took off from
Teeterboro airport at 1890 p. m.
eastern standard timcl today fer
Old Orchard Hfpire GtartinP pcint
III their proposed nonstop flight 10
Rome.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
PLAN NEW COMBES A..
MOVE
lsnsciaI % 30 EeraIdl

HARLINGEN. June 26-An in
tensive DEVELOPMENT program Is 70
be carried out on a 100-acre tract
OF land near Sombes owned BY
Glynn Davis Of this city. and WI
liam Rrebs OF New York City. the
former announced here.
The tract u tc be planted TN trees.
~-1d subdlvided insn ~rall hcr-e-
sites. Several houses nr- expected
ID be built GA the tract soon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
STAR WRITER
FLIES THROUGH HERE

Frederick Griffin. feature ur.tn-
for the Toronto Daily star. TEE I- v
Tuesday over the Pan-Amnr M
Airwavs for Mexico Clfy.
Griffin has been assigned 10
eral special stories III MexI-1 n-
stated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
Roscue County Felix
VIII Hold Fish Fry
At Olmito July z

Former Bosque county residents
in the Valley will gather at Lake
Olmito Tuesday. July 2 for the an
nual ail-day fish fry and picnic.
according to announcement Of the
committee In charge Wednesday.
This will be the sixth yearly pic
mic Of former Bosque county per-
sons. Last year more than 200 at
tended IT, affair.
The first picnic held six years
ago was attended hy IL.
All VaIiov residents from rosclie
county 17 invited g. Etbend. the
committee annQgnceds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26
Men Charged With
San Benito Thefts
Moved to Jail Here
tsnecIal 10 The HeraIdl

SAN BENITO. June 26.-Fiye
men, who have been held in the To-
cal jail for several days under
charges OF robbery and receiving
stolen goods. were removed to the
Cameron county jail at Browns
vile late Tuesday.
The men. who we're bound over
to the grand jury after preliminary
hearing and who have failed TO
make bond. were Emilio MelendeZ.
Amador Maldenado. Antonio Cantu.
Jesus Romirez. Raul Cantu and
Jose Garcia.
The men were arrested following
a series Of robberies in homes here.