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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-27
Hinojosa Training
For Labor Day Bout

Roberto Hinojosa. Jack Sullivan's
find" has gone into training for
his scheduled bout with Sully Mont
gomery at Reynosa on Labor Day.
Hinojosa, a forme- high school
football star, has been idle as q
pupilist since Gov. Dan Moody's
policy Of enforcing the anti-boxing
law.
The local boy has fought about
eight times. winning all bouts in the
early rounds via the knockout route.
Ralph Leach of Weslaco held him
to a draw in the Fort Brown arena.
Later, HinojoSa knocked him out in
a bout up the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-27
(By the Associated Press)

The three-quarter pole in the
northern clubs last junket through
the southern sector was reached tc-
day with the Spudders nursing q
one-game lead accumulated yeste%
day and favored by a friendly
schedule that sent them against the
somnolent San Antonio Indians for
three days.
Offhand, IL looked like a real
break for Galloway's hard pressed
Warriors. Stimulated by a parting
victory over the Exporters, II to 4,
and with Andy Messenger ready TO
60 against his former mates in the
opening game, things were looking
up. The tribe has been folding up
before everybody else. so there is no
good reason to believe 1t can hold
the Spudders.
While the leaders are hitting what
has come to be the soft spot on
the circuit, their closest pursuers.
Houston and Dallas, respectively.
will be engaged in a merry game d
cut-throat in the bayou city. The
steers were two contests back OF
the Bisons, with an opportunity 10
climb into second place. Theirs Is
the weeks crucial series, II any.
The fourth-place Shreveporters.
last Of four clubs o given a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-27
3-Cornered Duel In
Toronto Swim Likely

TORONTO. Ont. Aug. 27.-An-
other three-cornered international
duel is in prospect in the fourth
Wrigley l5-mile marathon win In
Lake Ontario here tomorrow.
In a field of more than 400 en-
tries, three land out in advance
Lalculations-George Young Of Can
ada; Ernest Vierkoetter Of German,
and Georges Michel Of France.
Young first leaped into fame
when he captured the first Wrigley
marathon at Catalina Island three
years ago. Vierkoetter won the sec
ond and Michel took down most OF
the prize money last year although
he failed to finish. The Frenchman
covered IL IA miles in ii hours and
IL minutes and was the sole survivor
when he was fo4 ed to withdraw.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-27

Football practice got under way
at the Brownsville high school Mon
day afternoon and will continue
with two sessions a day for the re-
mainder of the week. These prac-
tees will be short. coming at 8 q. m
and A p. m. This Is being done 70
avoid strenuous work In the hot sun
which would result II onlr one prac-
tice was held a day.
Twenty-seven candidates answer
ed Coach Douglas FeSsenden's call
Monday. Most OF the veterans were
present and a likely looking group
of youngsters turned out also. This
is by far the largest squad ever as
sembled on the opening day here
The squad IS expected 70 be swelled
to so by the opening OF the season
The squad is practicing in shorts
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-27

ing around Ray Barbuti and Char
ley Paddock and likely still will be
functioning Is years hence when
present-day stars are memories.
The A. A. u. happens to be one
Of the best organized, most efficient
bodies exercising control vel ANA
teur sports. The growth Of big COZ
lege groups has restricted some Of
its old fields Of power and influence
but the A. A. u. registration card
is still the main badge Of the simon
pure in track and field sports. SWIM
ming. wrestling, boxing and other
branches Of sports activity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-27
EGHTS LAST

CBy the Associated Press

CBy the Associated Press
Philadelphia - Cuhy Graham,
Utica. N. r.. outpointed Videl Greg
goria. Spain dO), All Eos. France,
stopped Eddie Dempsey. Philadel-
phta. Qo). Jose Diaz, Havana, out
pointed Renry Lenard. Chicago. (-0).
Pittsburgh-Tony Berrera. Chica-
go. outpointed CASTOR Charles.
France Q0>. Ray Kiser, Chicago,
o%utpointed Ray Newton, Mansfield
O., 90.
New York Sammy Dorfman de-
feated Augie Pisano. New York,
foul. 90.
Baltimore.-Walter Cobb. Balti-
more, knocked out Johnny Crosse,
New York, ~.
Toronto.-Willie Davis. Charlie
roi, Pa. outpointed Luis Carpentero,
Toledo. 0O), Red Bragan. Todonto,
stopped Ernie Woodward, Los An
geles. az.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-27
Mrs. Pressler To
Face Tough Field

CLEVELAND. o.. Aug. 27.-tPt-
A dozen past and present champions
today stood between Mrs. Leona
Pressler Of Los Angeles. and her
third western women's golf title.
The champions path was q
rocky one. To reach the finals she
must prove her championship cal
ibre in five straight matches. each
Of which. barring upsets, will De
against golfers who are threats in
any tournament.
Facing her at the start today was
Ohio's champion, Mrs. Curtis Sohl
Of Columbus.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-27
Bobcats Start In
Practice Thursday

EDINBURG, Aug. 27.-The Edin-
burg high school Bobcats will be
called together for their first ses-
sion of the year at 9 p. m. Thurs
day. 1t has been announced by Coach
j. ID. Foster.
Foster is Loo g forward to a
good season for his high school
gridders. A large portion Of the
lettermen from last year are back
and there is a likely looking crop
Of youngsters coming up.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-27
LIKE a LOT OF US

CHICAGO.-"Yes, I wrote that
letter. but I can't read the writing"
testified G. r. Wills in a damage
suit here.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07

1etjl var of service in the New Britain school system.
 The banquet will be held at the Eurritt hotel on "Wednesday. April '. and it is expected that the cau- tal1Is of every football team which he coached. several other Capta ius and members of teams and hlsh school pupils will he in attendance.
 several out -of-toNn celebrities h. rtudtng coaches of rival teams and men prominent in sporting circles ti!rou@hout Connecticut will b" pr, -- rnt. Albert l|tnglrr is actively in charge Of arrange mpnts and al though he has eno definite progra m at this ljur it is expected that most Of the 'Ut"r1Hinmc1t will he fur- ni~h"d Uy Now Britain residents An orchestra will play during the ban qu"t
 Mayor A. N. Paonessa. School Beard Chairman Patrick F. King. br. NHylor, president of the Hart ford school board and former taammat" or Coach Cassidy at Ner- mont university and Principal Louis F SIado are among those who vii, probably be called upon for toasts.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
Pupils in Is Towns
 To Get Mental Tests

Hartford. March 7.-(Pt-l nd"r the direction Of the state board of education lt was announced today that special clinics are being held for the mental examination Of school children in IS towns in Con neCtiCu'. The object Of the clinics is to establish and adjust school pro grams for special disabilities Of some pupils.
 The plan is under the direction of Miss Maude Keator. director of special classes and standards for the state board. who believes that much Of the deficiency Of school pupils is due 10 remedial trouble rather than mental Some children. sn. has found are doing school work two years below their intelligence whjle others are handicapped in the grades they are now placed.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
New German Cable
 Planned for 193O

Berlin, March 7.-tP,-A new Ger man transatlantic cable line via the Azores Islands to the United States has been decided upon by the Ger man Atlantic Telegraph company after negotiations here with New comb Carlton, president of the West ern Union Telegraph company. If is hoped the line will he tunc,ioning by the summer of 1880.
 Five million dollars is the cstimat- cd d'Cost of the new cable wires, It will represent the most perfect telegraph installation now possible. enabling transmission of 5000 letters per minute.
 Five branches will spread on each side of the Atlantic. two in Germany to Berlin and Hamburg and three in America in the network of the Vest ern Union and the Com mercial Gable company lines.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
Two Mortgage Actions
 Added to Court Records

X foreclosure action Was brough, today by Gunnar A. Peterson against Joseph NJ. ilultgrcn through Attor. noy William M Greenstoin, The plaintiff alleges non-paymcnt of an iustallmcnt on a proluissory not" for s1ud dated September 10. l@@6. There is stlll a balance of 5000 dur on inc noto. for which TWO parcels ot property on Lake boulevard W"r@ niurtgag"d. The Portland Trust Co. claims interest in th" property by virtue of a mortgage for Sb.5Vo; the Prudential Mortgage X Invest uen' Co. claims interest in tn" amount Of S5.ooo on q mort gag. and Salvatore Mazotla. claims sy,ouo by virtue of an attachnto nj.
 The plaintiff asks foreclosure. possession of the premises and ap rp,utilent of receiver for rolicc. ton O rents. Papers were served by Constable Fred Wrinkle.
 In another foreclosure action drought today Augusta F. kahms of Cromwell seeks 10 recover on a S1,5o0 promissory not" from Lotus Si.ring. also of Cromwell, through Attorney Iiarcld x. Williams. The note was issued on March 1, 1927 tor which tn" defendant lnotgag"1 property at Rocky Hill. The Fidcl- fly Finance Corp. claims interest in the property by virtue of mortgage note for sl,lut, and Rachllffe Bros. Jr, SruI hIr r. 4. n :itf1rI ment. Papers Wcr" served by Con .. stable Fred Wrinkle. The writ is rcturnablo in superior court on the first Tuc csday in April.
 Property of William Cronin was attached today i'll the sum of s25" by Constable John $. ];ecor, in an action brought by klein'ns kal- loWski. Attorney Bernard l.. Al rert represents the plaintiff.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
Three Rockies to Do
 Mound Duty for Cards

ANOn FIrk. IIa.. NHrcN FE- duty for the St. Louis Cardinals to- Jay when the seasons exhibition lid is tilted with the Philadelphia Ath- I"1icS. Richard Cochran, Steve BySco and Clarence llcise Nill get the call.
 In announcing his lineup, Manager Billy Southworth said he wanted the young shortstop. Charles G"lb"lt, 10 start as inauspiciously as possible, hence would place him seventh in the batting order. Dou'hit in center will bat first followed hy SrIph ~ho will play in right: Bottomloy at first; Holm in left, Wilson and smith will ca1nh
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
i;IBII, CLASS MEETING

\ get together" supper and "1i. ter, inm,nt Will be held by the E.v- ming al 6:4j o'clock at the Trinity NJ. E. church. The committee in charge has been assured Of large ga herring by the advance sale Of tickets. Th" program will consist of q supper. skit and an address. The speak will be Dr. Franklin j. Ken L"dy O New HaN"H, who has spoken to he class before.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
Men With Arms in
 Auto Are Arrested

Ilart'ord. Murch ' IPt-Ilarry NJ N"itH,L 26. Of Reading. Pa. anl Albert Altman. %. alias Al Wils". former pHgillst. were arr, sted her." carly this morning by Policeman William llrneghan on Church street. The officer detained the men on suspicion. A search of the cat they were riding in revealed load cd revolver and d black Jack.
 Wiltse. who was concerned in serious shooting affray in Green which some years ago. according to the police. gave his present address as New York. They are heli under bonds of sl.oo0 each.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07

street has entered politics as a can- didate for the republican nomination aS councilman from the first ward. B. C. Porter Sons. and enjoys wide acquaintance in the district he hopes 10 represent Tn the council Mr, Kirby is native of Leomlnster. Mass. but has made his home in always been a registered republican.
 Councilman Clarence II. MaNon. whose term as a first ward repre- sentative expires this year. has an nounced his withdrawal from coun- cil service.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07

Tariff and agricultural relief will he 1he only topic discussed during the extra session, Tilson said. Pro- hlhition will not come up.
 New England textile industries will not be greatly affected by new tariff measures. according to the congressman. they having sought few changes in the present laws.
 Tilson said he planned to deliver a speech at Boston Saturday niS hl and would return to Washington next week.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
City Advertisement
SANITARY SEWER IN WEST
 MAIN STREET

Notice is hereby given that hearing will be held before the Board of Public Works. City of New 7:5o D. h.. Tuesday. March 12th, 1929. on the construction of a sani- tary sewer in West Main Street. from Norton Road to Slater Road.
 All interested persons are re- luested to be present at said hear in relation to the above.
 BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
 Thomas F. McGrath, Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
Court of Errors Opens
 Last March Term Day

Uar'fOrd. March : W--The su- pr"me court Of errors began the last day 0: it's March term here this morning with the case Of Ar thur G. Jones agains: the state den. tai commission. the plaintiff appeal ing rom the superior court which upheld the commissions revocation Of his eis't'ation as an unlicensed dental assistant
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
PLAN TESTIMONIAL ID COACH CASSIDY
H. s. Alumni to Banquet Mentor
 Of Athletic Teams

Members of the New Britain high for a testimonial banquet to be ten- lered Coach George NJ. Cassidy who is now completing nine years as coach, at the school. The members feel that this would be the best means for showing their loyalty to Mr. Cassidy IS he enters upon his
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
EDEL MURDER CASE IS GIVEN ID JURY
(Continucl from First pasel
April on charges Of postal fraud.
 Robbery is Charged

April on charges of postal fraud,
 t;ohbcr, is Charged
 The state contendcd Edel had robbed the woman after she was slain in her Washington Heights apartment December 2S, 1927. but Edel maintained the articles had been brought to him the night be- fore at the Pennsylvania hotel by an unidentified chauffeur preparatory 10 weekend trip he and Mrs. Har- rington were to take 10 Springfield, Mass. The hammer was among the articles. he said.
 Three women Of Springfield. Mass. tcs'ified against Edel. saying they had received Women's personal ar ticlcs from the man who explained they had belonged to his wife. The articles were identified al the trial as having been owned by Mrs. liar rlngton. Miss Catherine Lopez of Springfield testified 70 finding the hammer in Edeis bag while she and Miss Helene Grayson Of Springfield and Edel were stopping at the Taft hotel in New Haven.
 Judge John [. Nott. Jr. in the course of his charge. explained to the Jury that one of four Nerdicts was possible; not guilty, murder in the first degree. murder in the sec ond degree, or mansIaughter.
 The judge said tha' while no e>i- dcnCe had been aIIuCod to show murder in the first degree. in the s,nse hat EdeI had preuedItateJ or J. iiberately planned killing the woman, first I' gree verdict might be returned If the jury decided sh" had been killed during the commis- sion ot another felony, such as burg lary, larceny or robbery.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
Iil>On Sees Jarin Fight

Kew Hatou. March : b'Pt-- House Floor Leader John c. TiIson .Npects measures satisfactory 10 the tanners will bc passed by the extra session Of congress call"d today by President Hoover tut he thinks thc iarif measures VIli cause the usual controversy, h. sad et his home A"re today.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
City Advertisement
SANITARY SEWER IN CORBlN
 AVENQ,E

Notice is hereby given that . hearing will be held before tho Board Of Pubic Works, City Of New Britain, in Room BOG. City Hall at 7:3O D. m.. Tuesday, March 1eth. 1929. on the construction Of a san- tary sewer in COrbn Avenue. from Somerset Drive to Richard Street
 All interested persons are re- quested to be present at said hea-- ing if they see cause. and be heard in relation to the above.
 BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
 Thomas r. McGrath, Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
FIST CONGRESS- ID
 MEET ON APRIL I5
(continued from First Pagc)

(continued from First pagc) 18th day Of April. 1929. at l2 o'clock noon ot which all perso IS who shall at that time be entitled to act as members thereof are here by required to take notice
 Tn witness whereof l have here unto st my hand and caused to be affixed the great seal of the United States.
 Done at the city of WaShr on this 7th day of March in tho year Of our Lord. one thousand nine hun dr"d and t"cnty-nino, and of the United States the 15%d.
 "lierbert Hoover.
 "By the President:
 "l rank E. Kellogg.
 "S"Cr"rary Of Statc.' Aft"" a conference. with the prcei- dent, senator Nandcnberg of Ni"h- igan sad he could state .lnphatic- ally that the first matter which would he takcr up and acted upon by tn" senate would be the resolu- ton for the regpportionment of hons" membership and the authoriz- srjon for he taking Of the 143o cen SuS upon WjUch the reapportionment will be based.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
NAIC.NICZ WINS MATCH

Salem, Mass, March : N'p)- Panther" Joe Malcewicz of Utica, N. y. defeated Cow boy Rogers Of Iowa in s'raigh falls in their heavy weight wrestling bout here last night. The first fall was scored in o5 minutes. lo seconds and the second in 10 minutes. 26 seconds.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
Special Notice

Degree Pocahontas will give . whist in Red Mems Hall. Tuesday, March l2. Meeting at s o'clock sharp. whist will follow. All mem- bers and friends are requested to attc cnd.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
Isc(D\E,I{S LOST DIAMOND

East Haven. March : tP'--Heurv Ialne lost a diamOnd. weight half a karat out Of a ring setting while i'll M"rlden sunday, and he has re- ceiSed word that It Was found in th" street four feet from the curb.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
Special Notice

The Young Women's Sewing guild of the First Baptist church will hold Friday, March s. from to 5 D. n,. -adNt.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
ATTY. ". [. CURTIN
 TO RUN FOR COUNCIL
ontinutd from First Iag)

oF New Britain lodge Of Ells. H" Las never held political office.
 If Attorney Curtin is nominated his name will appear on the r"puh- lican ballot while he ua1Ve of .N- Mayor Hallorau. who will b. d can- didat- for re-oIc"tiou to the S hoo iC ticket.
 Merton A, Kirby Of 73h Arch
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07

One of the longest highway bridges in the world the San Francisco Bay toll bridge joining San Maeo the shore and Hayward the east enables automobiles to travel between these two cities without cutting around the bay It is I miles long, The distance from shore lines these cities than miles additional The cost of construction is
 about s75oo,ooo. It will be operated on toll basis.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
LG.,Ie Chicks

now, bring big chicken prices later and the easiest and most con N,nicnt way to buy fl m is 10 select from the reliable harch"ii"s Who advertise in the Herald Classified Ads. Consult the Baby Chick ads today for big profits later.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07

lJl.NNlSoN crepe paper iOf trifnmins Full line just teceived Pticet are risht Iialrs Paint Store. l79 Arch St Tel.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS

CHIFFON true shape hosiery: also serv- ice weight Expert Hosiery Repair Shop, Sos Main St. NIelen Cunningha o: Linden Street Prop.D
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-05-03
CAFETERIA union
STRIKES ; SHOPS
WalkoutSpreads;;S Shops
Continue to Surrender

Following out the policy adopted
at the mass meeting Tuesday night,
to spread the strike to other sections
of te city outside the garment Sec
tion, the Hotel, Restaurant and Cafe
terra Workers Union called out the
workers from five cafeterias on
strike yesterday. These were the
Paramount, 126 Delaney ST., the
Melrose, 109 Delaney St., the Tow
er, 154 Delaney ST., the Capitol,
18th St. and Fifth Ave, and Her.
mand's, 749 Broadway. Ia workers
were arrested while picketing at
Delaney st. They were bailed out
at $500 each by the union. In three
shops the workers came out 100 per
cent, and majority in the other
two. The workers from several more
places will be called out today. The
strike will continue to spread daily
throughout the city.
The response to the call for an
extension of the strike to the down.
Continued on Page Five)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-05-03

CROWD at Fake
May Day Meet
BY A. B. MAGIL.

Madison Square Garden. May
Day. The socialist party is cele-
brating the holiday of international
labor. AS the Daily Worker repre-
sentative enters the top gallery of
huge Madison Square Garden, the
strains of the opening anthem crash
through the air. No, impossible!
My ears must be playing me
trick. The "Star Spangled Ban
ner," the hymn CT American i'm
perialism
And then my eyes were flooded
with the great red and white stripes
of the American flag, fluttering
from the ceiling and extending over
the walls, while from the great CEN
trail light hung the flags of the
other imperial states. Far down
below one could see pieces Of red
bunting shrinking timidly into the
corners, overwhelmed by the great,
Continued on Page FiUe)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-05-03
eLEBKSF ey E19R9F
All Rights Reserved- International Publishers N. Y.

The first nsamen of Cement" which appeared May 1
Daily told of the homecoming from the civil
Army He greeted by his wife with outbus of
affection which is followed by and independence which
bewilders and hurts Gleb.
She to her Communist Party work, leaving him to
during the three of his absence
upon dreary village and ifeess factory.
Geb visits his friend Savchuk and his wife, Moa and finds
them fighting their clothes rs Their life is bitter and
just like the factory and the rest of the village
Now read on!
AMOTIA still crouchng like hedgehog, still wept still
AvA pulling her skirt down to her feet
Gleb laughed at her like merry old friend.
"We Motia, Savchuk didn't show himself stronger than
you Don't worry You're free and know how
to defend your rights Stop nowand then begin all
again.
heart Like lizard she slid her knees towards Geb and
her eyes bored into his like flames.
"Clear out, and don't mel There too many
fellows like you around, you damned torurersw
She crawed to the spots OF sunlight the floor and
gowed like fire in the blue rays and ranbowcoored dust
Her struggling hair fell her bare shoulders and mingled
with the rags of her blouse
II shant 60 away Motia. want to be your guest Won't
treat to cakes roast meat and tea with sugar. You
deal in it, don't you?"
Geb laughing caught hold of her hands
ingy, submitting smilngy to her blows
"Mota, remember what prime girl you were? wanted
to marry you but Savchuk got with the damned old
cooper"
Savchuk roared, gnashing his teeth
"She's not woman she's toad. If you're friend of
mne train machinegun her. My life is longer worth
living and she's given everything to her boarding Why
does she worry about the house and all her troubles when
haven't any home of my and wants my work?
This proper life Gleb don't exist Comrade And the
works are dead, too, God damn it!
CUDDENLY Motia stood up, and apparel quite changed
- She transformed; beaten out and i'll.
"Yes, Savchuk, just look at me! My strength is gone.
Continued Page Two)