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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-26
NEWS
BRIEFS

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. Feb. Is
Pl-Joe Mathes. former Boston
Brave and Philadelphia Athletic,
viii manage the Springfield Mid
gets this year. president a. C.. Eek
ert has announced. He has been
playng professional baseball since
1919.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-P-Mrs.
Esther Evans Deforst Wilson of
Washington, ID. O., was given an
indeterminate penitentiary term OF
six months TO three years today for
shooting her husband, ballet II.
Wilson. a lawyer. in his office here
last March. She was convicted OF
assault in the second degree. Doc
tors recently pronounced her sane.
AUSTIN, Feb. 26.- ~ Allen
Clark. assistant attorney general,
has announced his resignation, ef-
fective March /. He will return to
his home in Greenville, where he
will resume the practice or law. His
successor has not been named.
CAPETOWN. South Africa. Feb.
25.-P-Captain Malcolm Camp
bell. former automobile speed cham
pion. crashed during an aeroplane
flight az Calvinia today. He Is re-
ported unhurt although the air
plane in which he was flying is a
wreck. He was In South Africa in
connection with motor car speed
tests.
PARIS. Feb. %. -tP- Rumors
persist in French financial circles
that a French Ford company is TO
be organized as a subsidiary Of the
newly formed English company.
According to the reports shares will
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-26
Sale of Cattle To
State Is Told Of
In Johnston Probe

OKLAHOMA CITY. Feb. 26.-H1
Over the objection Of counsel OF
Governor Henry :. Johnston, the
senate court or impeachment con-
tinued to hear evidence con-
corning the sale Of a herd Of Hcl-
stein cattle to the state by the
Pickering ranch. ear Kansas City
"A check for $3.50 payable TO and
endorsed by z. F. Eerriff. Okla
homa City auctioneer. declared to
be Herriff's commission FOR the
sale of the cattle 70 the state or
phan's home at Pryor. YVES intro
duced into evidence BY J. =. Kiefer.
who said he made the sale for the
ranch.
Kiefer said the state. through
Earl Witt. superintendent Of the
home. paid s6.25O for the herd Of
IS cattle. although the herd
had been offered previously TO
Kieffer for $500.
Thomas H. Owen. Of the JUS
pended governors counsel. protest
ed that Chief Justice Charles w.
Mason in admitting previous testi-
mony a. to the transaction did so
with the understanding that the
prosecuting house board Of man
ayers would show it concerned
Governor Johnston. This. he as
serted. had not been done.
Members of the house board as
serted IL had been shown that the
governor had been acquainted with
the facts Of the transaction and
informed that 1t was irregular. but
that he had taken no steps TO in
yeStigate the case.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-26
Army Housing Act
Asks Sl5,OOO,OOO

WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.-Pl-A
bill TO authorize the expenditure OF
SIS. GOO, 900 to aid in carrying out
the army housing program and to
provide quarters for 1924 officers
and men in various military posts
was introduced today by Repre-
sentative James. republican, Michi-
gan. chairman Of the house military
affairs subcommittee on real es-
tate and construction.
This measure. which would in
crease from s5.423 500 TO s72423.5O9
the total authorization By congress
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for the housing program Is neces-
sary. Representative James said. TO
carry out the plan TO supply need
cd permanent construction
The construction to be provided
for and the amounts TO be app.o-
priated In the bill include:
Fort Bliss. Texas: Veterinary
hospital. $4,000.
Shreveport. La. Barracks. $685.
900: non-commiSsioned officers
quarters. s646. 900; officers quar-
tiers. S325 900: guard house So 600,
garage. $4,000: incinerator. S 5000:
quartermaster utilities warehouse
and shops. $4,000: quartermasteT
warehouse. SIS. 900: hospital, $780,
600: post exchange. $4,000; GYM
nasium, $4,000; fire station. $751;
600.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-26
PROPOSES PHILIPPINE DUTY

WASHINGTON. Feb 2b.-Fl-
Whether free trade with the Phil
:ppines should be continued was
brought up today at the tariff re-
vision hearing of the house ways
and means committee. rs it took
up the administrative provisions OF
the law. Charles v. Holman, Of
the National Cooperative Mix
Producers federation. urging a tar
if against Philippin copra and
cocoanut oil. commended the United
States was virtually the only coun-
try in the world permitting Its in
Sular possessions TO send In manu-
featured articles free Of duty.
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be offered about the middle OF
March and application win be made
for listing on the BOurSe.
NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Pp-Da-
vid Gideon. famous race horse own
or OF the early Dos, whose stable
was the first TO produce three fii-
turity owners is dead. He was 81
years old He died at his home at
Lawrence. l. I.
SYDNEY, N. S. W.. Feb. 26.-lP
The British steamer Arafura. en-
route to Melbourne from Japan with
passengers. radioed she was steam
ing southwark today at the rate Of
two knots escorted by the steamer
Postwar. Her propeller shaft was
badly damaged in a gale yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-26
BUSH QUITS TO FORM
OWN LAND SALE FIRM

III. w. Bush. former general sales
manager for the Southwest Devel-
opment corporation. Monday an
nounced that he had resigned and
would incorporate a new company to
market a Valley tract.
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Hoover Driye
Own ar Takes
Friends for Ride

Another Washington precedent
was knocked galley. west today
when Mrs. Herbert Hoover got 81
the wheel of hef own private aii.
tomohIle ana took several women
companions tcr 4 ride III her new
car, una nnpanied by chauffeurl
OF she naual Secret seryice ops
ative.
Old WashingtOnians could not
ennbef when Tie wife III
Presidens drove her own eqoi.
Certainly ncne has ever
driven her own automobiIe ahosls
me streets O1 tie CAPITAL
The new car Il 4 dark seiIan
and has no distinctive mafkines
oe number plate Afrl Hover
plans 70 make extensive use n i.
accompanying Mrs. Hoovef o.
tbs mornings ride were mrs.
A6alrh oeha. wife cf ths Nav
xsah rubllahsr; AGrA. Earnr nleh.
aks ara khe ialsarE aanshr
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PRIIsEGU 'MNN II
MORGAN CAs
lN K
phose y iAtssnss sIoh.I
III 4. lIIIL q .Isl

NEW XORl fl5 Il III .iA u g.
osaesiflon 81 Niiilsm III Morsala.
the bone dry Com sslnan fi'ssas
ono accused Of Nj i0iating the dry
Iase appeared 10 h unlikely today
n spite. az the testimony developed
Il United States Attorney Charles
Tutfles invest \ ton to the s..
feet that Ofaan a bring III four
hoffles uf liquor when he landed
al this port from Panama On
kiars II
lle alleged confraband two bot.
lies Of whisky and two of cham
pa2faeIs Customs Inspector Louis =.
formed hiIn was Intended for Ms
svife's father and THE C0fgRe
lJss1s claimed tree entry of hls
ge into this port.
ALTHOUGH Morgan may. escape
prosecution, the specta ctilar lllasls
dent ii which ne 4 playiItg the
leading role may have one IT,
reachins effect Swift action %
rsgulnte the free entry pfivileses
OF Congfessmen was foreseen as g
result of the inveskiga
There viii Re. no Federal Grand
jury action. il was asserted BY
sfttIe. although he admitted he
cas Ii not finally closed. Tut
Tie iistinaated, however. that prose
.eutian was unlikely for two rea.
SONS
Morgan could. il he wished.
rIsgfin Immunity IL asked to testify
before the graIld jury
y. Under tlse ederal law wife
ca1nOt testify against her asls.
band III q crirninal proceeding
Morgan Of course, could paiNe
immunity ana personally appear be-
fore the grand Jury to- vtndieate
himself He has steadfastiy de-
cIared ID statements given Ott III
Washing on that he did not hring
any IlQupr into port
Bat Inspector Crawford tlatly
coTsfadIcts this. H 3 testified that
1iorgan. not only brought liqllOr
Id bit Threatened to do sonaeE hing
.in Washington when free. entry
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4
Tlle wife gives her address II
the 27oO block Thirteenth st. n. ~.
The suit II tiled Iii Equity Court.
Through Attorney E'noci An
Chase, Mrs. Bloedorn tells the court
that Elae liaE endured the hardsaips
~ ratiOns ana depF.ivatiolls II
oFder to further her husband i
career since the time of their mar
rage on July 2s, 1910 They have
ono daughter, now ~ years old
She tells the court.
Retired Last Fall
The commander was retired tor
physical disability lasI fan. accord:
dag 10 the bill, and at the time
was executive officer of the Naval
Medical School here. IN July last
year, the wife says. he left N!ash,
ingtO malone Tor d yaca ion and told
her his mail should be addressed u
Eert Morgan, Col.
SHE did not hear from him during
tbs entire time Of hia ahsenea end
Continued Oh Page Z, Column ~
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OFFICERS
IN UR GIs

BALTIMORE, Nd April
Equity proceedings have beer ins
stltuted ID the United states district
court to compel the rnanag cement
III the Bowie. Nd. race track to
make an accounting OF funds spent
on the new randstard and other
buildings recently erected and tp
enaoiu the officers from apprupriEs &
ING what we're termed grossly ex.
cessiwa eE z
lae suit waA donl ted by AEra.
Matilda Bryail. DC New Jersey.
through Haxnali Cook Chestnut ard
Markell attorneys The Southern
Maryland Agricultural Association.
owners Of the track. ana a indF.
vidtlals officers ana directore were
ienkioned as defendant
Ylle bill charases that funds ok
fhe association were used 10 inEIas
ence ieeialatjon ii Maryland faVoes
able 70 race tracks
Paid sl.opo Yearly
The directors. II was rhaFs.
were paid 81 900 a year, and their
number w&a IN oxceas q the ae-
dulrelnentg ol the ofennI1atiDn
Regulations made BY the acins
cn ssipn, which let & Hanasssn
nslnu.d on psse Z. css q
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edmond Attorney
Fined irl Liquor Case

WREDERICIKBBUHE g, ADl'l
charles r. Moss. well-lknONEn
Richmond lawyer. has been fined
$50 ana given & Today suspended
al sentences in the Circuit Court
81 sylVahia On charges Ct
ira aaportine LIQUOR
Afosa was arrested 10 days aga
sftef his car crashed through e
fence junt OFF the highway near
pftlows. Less than QuaFt eE
uhlnsky was found n his c4t.
Charles w. Moss. 4 AicAmen0
lawyer. was 4 wttneess
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Dover IN lgO Hurry
10 Eill Envoy Posts

lere q no INT lon on ne flgEk
ok dent Hoover % make GrasEic
changes ii the dlploInatic esrglce,
e WIS Indicate a &c t)ie White HOUSE
yesterliay. notWithsi n0ln9 rebotfs
fo the contrary which had ka,ind
khAik way into the White House
ana State Department
There WIN ht some changes hut
not for the tInae being TIE o1le
pasie now unaer consIfnral'6n are
Paris ana London. undo fEe6ly.
U- q. ninnanShGar lr these tuen May
neskN win nct lsAr Ne withheld, due
% tAtlr importance
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Cuts Out IstiknFlss

we'd the fential yacht
lower and ab0lls he'd tfle
White House sta ble r0n1pl tel lss
mo 2ang EEe white 0ue6 eQllip
pag gs ter the first time Ei history.
aita the remove 6ii 6iiE en-
lar elnens cf the WhiE6 House
ufIVe DfkicA
0tersized che office 0G the
lconsInuea % Page Column 81
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s1NE
N0NR
MIDI
III GEOtlG g 3 4. HOI MES
nteraatiSn1I News sessIes


Herbert Hoover completed ii first
ltlsl 81 his Presids sncy today
been month AZ lntsnss
artiV itne sing the overthFoy
ok osn Coolidge policies.
the ngle cf others ana ii
senera the charting % the course
Tor The nex tour
hat there N i new Adninistra
ton in tlss hite House and not
merely continua ton of the oIa -
sVashine ton EO longer doubts
InnpVa tiOns and reno oyatione have
been introduced. and more re 70
follow i the new esin1e settl les
fo its Isl
Sweep u Made
n 1ia first month iii the Presis
dsneg Hoover has done these
things
Called Congress into special
sion for the purpose pf reuisinE
the upward ana dealing With
the krIcfltuEal problem
the Oil policy III me-
VfDn admin Hon Nv ltlls
ll aIl public lands from lea
iiis ana prospe setting. and axn0u1A
Ing q nQI Iicy cf strict c0rservs ton
Ordered publicity for All "a i
fund.- aud abatelrents IL nxceas 0f
$40. ned, ala0 reversal 0f the
policy 81 his pre- deceasurs
Started cleanup ok the
southern patronage SCANDALS ~
yfpklIalIg reading Ou { Or the party
the Rspub blican organ lion Leaders
ii Georgia Misai ippl and Solith
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3 Sen tor l1eall III I.ef
Fortune bE His SIS teY

NEW YORK April m, u. \ =.
United States Senatcr esas pE New
Jersey. and his brother Julian Fl.
eaii, Elizabeth banker, aE hetles
elariss III the 81 s0oo. 900 estate ok
IsIr sister. the late Miss Lucy s 81,
stead Keail: her VIII revealed yess
<aaY.
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BATTLE
EANlP
REBELS

MEXICO CITY April 4
&. The remnants of the
rebel army Of Gen Con
zalO Escobar today retrea ted
into tie hills north Of Iia Ke-
6isla. Chihuahua after sslf
fsring defeat AZ the hands Of
Andrew Alnakan s.
federal army ii the hardest
fought battle of the present
revolution.
Ttss rsoela felg into ! federal trsp
St i Reforfna. nailzh north ok
Iinenez vaciafSns JimsI
ahfserine ektima 90
ls saa nftlR aas
A sfk lei ORIGINAL
100 satsl ~ I a IIaf0t
her they fcnnd that tlAe u
hsd Sta bnfI hS
ufhlle stthptlng -
pSIf liz bride. pursuing federal
vairy. I'D hy asn. Ahaeseto Lopez
lell npon them ana tile battle began.
Bombel Frona Air
The rebels hastily dur u behind
entrenchnnents aIf began the most
heroic stand yet seen Ii this revolus
tfol.. FEDERAL altnl9n flew oVeFll read
dropping destructive bombs: Then.
the federal IN ntry came IN t0 re-
Iaforce the att lEiT / cavalry. Etaalls
tn keflerals brought their aEttll lerys
into play.
Protected MI i heavy artillery ~ L.
rage. the federal Infantry charged
time ana again. The "a tieN were
heavy on. both sides Quarter ysas
neither asked nor glyer. Il Was
fight to finish.
III the midst of the batfle General
AIIliaza1l. Impressed hy the defense
of tlie rebels sent i courier back.
from the front lines % the field ra6iu.
wEth the following lAeoriic me sage
Tor Gen: PIutarcO Gales, general Iis.
sEIEto cf Al the federal forces Wilo4sa
headquarters are 1t Berrnejill0.
Tle. rebels are ftg llting Ike Me1sls
cans 4
Very rev Escape
The battle axed xuriousIy. AIa.
#chlne runs On both sides took
heavy toll but tile bombs from above
soon began tO show great directive.
ness. From the federal side. the
rebel dead could be seen lying upon
The ground in heaps
Then came the turning point of
the hattie. General Al1aazan sent.
General Lopez against the rebel left
flank. Meanwhile The federal In
kantry pressed from tho front As
the rebels began tO give way before
this combined attack. another federal
cavalry detachment swung into ac..
ton agailist the rebel right flank
Tl1is threw the defenders into
great confusion. Those 81 the rebel
infantry who had survived slnrresl-
dered Only few fncIu0ing the
rebel derg. escaped.
Eix TFnltla Captnred
Slx: rebel troop trains and 4 reak
tlty o1 nglppl lies and aKnrn1nis
ton we're. "a ptured Five hundred
rebel wounded were given iEnnnedi.
ata medical attention by the ted.
erals. Reqnesf6 for additional fnesli.
cal SUPPLIES to treat those wounded
ii the carnage were sent 70 this
city.
The federal army of IL 900 out.
numbered the rebels more than two
70 one 1t q believed more than
5000 rebels were killed, wounded or
captuged iil the BATTLES 81 Jimenez
and La Reforfiias but no estimates
haye been made by tile government
as yet.
llitaTy: exl1ertH Clhspultepecl
contlnued on rass colpnan n
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Detective
PUTS
QUIZ

Nervousness ot red aired
Ruth Bradley alas Hot
Shot today caused detec
lives to postpone questioning
her shout the recent LIGHT Is
tie Green Gables roadhouse
near Suitland Nd. ii which
Wesley Poutra was fatally
wounded
Joseph ron lsEs
dstsctIHe Il eAsrs y q 1ee
tisation l1 ha IIe
srlll klle giri tb h6nrs NJ.
but all
taak rs sefik e l.e
EIou pStanklon lor
after Al Ainn kin
Tran m hour
np iela
glild
sralld rcst 0
cute her here before turning her
Prince Georges county offieialn
ilIads no effort today to obtain
the custody of the girl.
quarters detective. returned lla
gtrI to washington today nom
Fiprelace q: where she IS
ARRESTED three days aso.
Fns IN Kitchen
Hot shoe Insisted e defec-
tives ana newspa that slaa
WAS iii the kitchen oE the road
house when pnutrG ana her boy
friend, Joseph Honser. were nls0k
down.
The gIrl declared she had goil
iEltu the Kitchen after sandwich
and stilI was trying to set 4
when she heard men shout. plneaa
scream. and guns bark
She was unable to recall how
many shots were fired
Ruth said she returned e tie
dance floor after the fixlne iaa
ceased and vas grabbed
stranger.
stss zst out az hers qssic
ruth quoted the snan -
She went with him ard several
other men ehe aid not know
flag III such hurry that she
rot To take Her hak and coa saas
LETT her own antoraObil at The
rOadh0t1ae Hei .f0uxid 4Hie1sds
drove her To within u few doors ue
her apartment Oil s Street. Ncrs
wes near Seventeenth
Went win Bie Party
Hot shot wan unabls to explain
the cause oe the light She denied
that there had been any alguaienk
during the several hours she hsd
been there prior to the distllr nee
The girl said she went 70 the xosGls
house "a company with oua
Poutra and about ia other s1el
she eaid she knew only about halK
is the ienlbe of the party
sValLron said Ruth would bs
iuaed asair later ii lse dag.
HE iiden iie hoped to 0bta lin III
nation from her which would result
III the arrest ~ the actual ~
DO you know who killed rous
ira 9ss
This was tie first question asked
of the edshaired prisoner hy news
paper men lust after she Bas RE-
turned from Florsflcs. s. O.. today.
Nor Ruth replied with sn Igrg
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BANK STAT EMENTs

Wa9hln1lo4 Cle1ElnE h0qae.
W ESQ or.
SH York clearing House BAL
ec. s19o9Do clo.
1N Enx LlcatInF HQE9e e.
change, Az p1N G49.
NMlN H amF4, .A&A zAa .A8.
an. E1rGrs A'Aa'
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Ona NewelIs Mate
q BE sIkiIla llRnrIe

NEW YORK Apfil Il. .lN g.
xsona Newell actress, ives hack "a
Bread y today WIt1 tlie news that
her husband Willialn r HatE son.
vice president 0f thf Spun Steel
loff ton. Canton Ohio. had iIlsd
SUR fof divorce although reports
ffom Canton say tie husband has
denied tho action
AEiaa Newell orr ner r4kurA alnaa
- eaaa ng ''FlasuEa NnunA
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Retired Macy o. lTcer
Sued 81 His Wife

Charging strange absences from his family period of
several months at time and citing alleged loyeletter
which inadvertently reached her hands Mrs May Howard
Walter AZ Bloedorn surgeon recently retired the Navy
with tie rank of commander living the Army and
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mrs Gam
IN LOSING
NH

- Secretary Of State
seems to have had something
dropped into llis lap loaded
with more dynamite than the
Mexican revolution Or the
sillI ting 81 tIle ] ID Alone.
WAtls he VIII consider care.
fully ire protest 81 the vice Pres.
dent 81 tbs United States aeainst
lie tate rtInent;s rnlins
which places the vice Presidents )
sister ana official hostess. Hrs.
sssaf1 Cam. below lhs wives
os chiefs 81 foFelsn rnissiona d
klie weieat Sc oplni0n 4 If
III Fnelk seems NJ be m
Ieii 1 II aifisk ti,e c0u
1fls1 i n 0g inl IA la III a6ttnM
should tR tIae pgIVks
81 Ance that would ~
extended III hin " lfe
sIbn Sfill OH
PENDING fliftiier tAfeliienf er0aa
The powers tIiie the wifofe
vexed .kieS tinn 81 Mrs. 5
status which has Tor months lyen
anxious moments to lcial
hosfssses is open aeafn.
What did the White H0u dc
about It last hlghte
1t seated Mrs Gam at the right
hand 81 President Hoover But
thai doesn't help any n settling the
controversy Tor 81 this small dia.
ner Tor which the Preside1l and
Mrs. Hoover were hosts aG
which the Vice President ana M.
and Mrs Cam Were quests IE8.
ksaFn was the only woman nSN sak
beside the hostess with any IN.
ficiaI rank Tlle other gmests we're
Hugh Gibson, d. s. An1b dor 10
Belgium, and Mr.. and Mrs. AdoIph
DcfA. oE New York
What will Mr.. and Mrs. I.ssrz
Anderson DO about IL at the ain.
neF they are giving tonight Eo
meet the Vice President,
Hostess Nom C0tllnlifnl
and Mrs Gam are to be
guests. but the hostess win not
conanlit herself As to where the
Vice Presidents sister n To be
placed Moreover there are Iio
diploniats invited TO this gifnner
party and tho only question which
might arise III as tO whether Of
not Mrs Cam should oatranIs
tile wife Of the one Cabinet uf.
ficers who n ~ be present.
1 the brea ltfast given at Friend.
ship by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beafe
Mclean, Vice President Curtis was
seated at the right hand 81 flis
hostess. hut Mrs Cam was LETT ia
shift for herself Il being the Gus
tsir at such parties at F'riensaip
t0 provide place cards for hlgii.
ranking ilgnitaries and allow fIas
unofficial folk to settle down ak
VIII ii ccngenial groups.
Gann, who had slipped tlhOh.
triiNlv elys into seat with gtpsip
oE men was Obliged tD IA t5 tho
sa de of his wife And this seems
I'D have brought oa head Mrs.
resentment ana the wee
Continued on Pags Column ii
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Q AIMS
BEING
MAD
GOAT

s on III. April
Eugene Boyd Fair
ShiI dry inf0fmer whose adj
it edIy false affidavit De.
ribin the purchase 0i liquor
from Ers. Lillian De King Ted
her death ia 4 dry raid On
er home was back IA Aurora
oday Ilere Al arrest On
per rliry harge
rehiId. VINO saiaa pIearssI' Z
before the perjury warrant
slied na hi own adtl sfclls
srsilr he inquest at Geneva was
found 81 SpEln field. Hi. ~ eells
resent tive az In tional News
service fEiolsal of Esns
e1llssFS ha been unable to locate
aflIF Il Voluntary
Ise 81 Slsufla returned voiain.
agIlx q ahA onnt tins N
~ s.''' ! 6Ils aIs lslll I6s I q q
npaElced
c6Slm fs lia lllA chief pF0.
A.l8I2l8 kpf Walter
III li lilIS1 eave him
/ Ess6 txId Him III Tet OIL 81
zsd stay 6lit fof lliI
today initted he gave
airehiId 1Iis money but denied
that re t0Id him fo leave town.
ID aireaild said he s
buk ala not say llaf ~
ifked the money for.
sII1 not fleeing justices Fair.
Ild told the reporter whn luea lel
IIIlfi LEFT Geneva hours before
chat WARRANT charging me ish
iEsy WAS issued
came t0 sprin field 40 sea my
Claans Ele's .Csoa.
asot trying tO hide i III sscik
ana fired 0E being pushed arOutl1
hv harry aud AEillAf. They ve
been nsaIEsng me the goat and tsln
rust Inning to wake up,
IIiIar gave III SIS today today
and told me to set out ok the county
ald stay ant
should i Why should q
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The Washington times., 1929-04-04
TIrnsn ssalG rhoto

TELLS STORY OF GUN BATTLE
HOT SHOT RUTH BRADLEY, alias Lynn Dalton.
came back 70 Washington today 10 facea chae 0f grand
larceny and face battery of questions ding the
fatal shooting Of Wesley Poutra, Suitland road
headquarters for the House Of Detention; accompanied
by Detective Arthur q Finely, who brought her back
to Washington from Florence s. C
The Washington times., 1929-04-04

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