davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Seward daily gateway., 1929-02-15
CARNEGIE MEDAL AND MONUMENT |S
 SOUGHT FUR GIRL
ANN WOODS, FULL FLOODED NATIVE GIRL, DIED TO
 SAVE OTHERS

It is proposed that the friends of the Kanakanak orphanage at Dillingham;, and lovers of courage and heroism to subscribe $1,000 to erect a little monument over the grave of Ann Woods, the or phanage girl, whose presence of mind on December 22, 1928, saved the building from destruction and the possible deaths of scores of the little inmates.
 Ill a letter received in this mail from Dillingham;, the Gateway is urged to assist in this worthy am bitlon. The letter from Horace Caldwell, of the institution, fol- lows:
 For her presence of mind, thoughtfulnes for others and great bravery under the most try ing circumstances that could come to any person; with her own clothes covered with gasoline and flaming, she picked up the can of burning gasoline, carried it from the building and certainly saved the building from destruction. A large number of the children are between the ages of four and eight years; there is little doubt that some of the children would have been lost if the building burned.
 For this act of saving life she desefves a Carnegie Medal; she all so should have a little monument over her grave in memory of her death and to serve as a lesson in bravery to those who may visit her grave
 | Every school child in Alaska ought to contribute few cents toward this monument fund, and every person in the Territory ought to feel patrio tic pride enough to impell them to give a little towards it. No man could perform greater patriotic ser vice for his country or show great CT love for his fellow men than this girl showed for the little children in the orphanage, when she was burned to death on the morning of December g, 1928. T know that the men, women and children of Alaska feel a pride in the whole of this Territory, and any outstanding service by any, one of it's people appeals to their love and sense of citizenship"
 Ann Woods, a full blooded na- tive girl, was born May 23, 1908, at Wood River, Alaska. Her fath- CT and mother died of influenza during the epidemic of 1918: she was sent to the Kanakanak or phanage and had been there since. In all her relations with teachers and children she was al- ways thoroughly liked by every one. She was one of the most re- liable girls in the institution. One could always depend on her work being done thoroughly and well. She was one of the few girls that could be trusted with the charge of the children when the matron | had .to he ahSent for any reason.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-02-15

Don't wear old run town heels when they can be replaced at so little cost with New Good Year Heels, making the shoes more comfortable to wear and better in appearance.
 SEWARD LEATHER WORKS See Blue Shop for late styles
Seward daily gateway., 1929-02-15

LESSON PIPES WON'T LEAK, WON'T DRIP, WON'T SMELL, CANNOT GET STRONG. YOU CAN MOKE IT EVERYDAY-YET IT STAYS CLEAN ALWAYS $4.O0 AND S7.5O. Schallerer's Alaska Shcp.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-02-15

Look over our handsome line of VALENTINES before you buy. The finest of selections. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-02-15

Eaten Crane & Pike Stationary. ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-02-15

Herbert HooverIH and his sister, Ann, (above) grandchildren of Presdentelect Hoover, to be in yvited by Mrs. Josiah Van Orsde Qower right to join the Children of the American Revolution of which she
 is national president Sue French Strother Qower left daughter of Rep and Mrs. James French Strother of West Virginia, is of the youngest members.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-02-15

Have you heard the new "Okeh" records at Sylvia's? They are wonderful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-24
U. S. CHEMICAL BUSINESS
SHOWS GAIN FOR YEAR

United States foreign trade in chemi-
Gals, both in imports and exports,
showed a gain last year, according to an
analysis prepared for the American
Chemical Society by Otto Wilson, stat,
istician.
The increase in the incoming trade
for the chemical group as a whole was
larger than that In the outgoing, and
the small favorable balance of 1927
was turned to an adverse balance In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

1000 Barber 4 Ross, Inc, 6las, 1887 -.
$500 Chestnut Farms Dairy, Inc, 6las,
5000 Chevy Chase Club LIST 5i2s. 1916
1000 Dist. of Col Paper MIA lst SIS,
500 Washington Cons. Title SIS. 1851
$1,000 Washington Market Cold Storage 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-24

1928. according to the analysis, made
public here yesterday.
Exports last year were valued at
s137 ,305, 900, as against $132,2Sl 900 the
previous year. Imports In 1923 aggre-
gated $l43,041 900 and in 1927 e129.-
$4,000. In 1927 there was a favor
able balance of 81, 1894, 900 and In 1928
an unfavorable balance Of s5,736,o00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-24
Export Copper Higher.

NEW YORK, March % CP).-Copper
for export was advanced in price today
l cent a pound to 24sa cents following
a similar rise to "a cents for domestic
copper yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-24
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
YEAR 1929 TO DATE
BONDS.

ashinston D
",
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-24

WEEK ENDING MARCH %. 1929.

Last to Date
Total sales 26.096.290 26e. sol 900
Same period 15.5s3,SlO 163.263,245
Last Week. Near q Date
Tow
Averageprice of so stocks 24s 9S 24510 22s3S
Same period year NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 19I6l 1913
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-24

Financial High Lights of Past Week
Brought Out in Nutshell by Statistics
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
48 KOLONn MA SLOVENSKU.

Kolonizacny referat pozemko-
veho uradu ma Slovensku sriadll
cd Dreyratu celkom 4S kolonll S
pozemkovou rozlohou 42,7S2 Ju-
tar, 1918 stvor. siah.
I V tychto koloniach bola zaloze-
ma existencia 1890 rodinam, ktere
citajii celkom 10,425 dust. Hmot-
nych investic vyziadaly 81 tleto
kolonie 3,O62,726 Kes okrem men-
sich obnosov strojoch atd. V
koloniach uspesnc posobi cely rad
vseobecne prospesnych, nvero-
vych a melioracnych druzshev.
Skol bolo sriadenych devat', sty-
ri sa stavaji v.koloniach Je skol
ska otazka defihitivne vybavena.
Vsetky kolonie msjd svoJe knlz
nice, ktorych je celkom l453
svazkov. Vo vsetkych kolonlach
sriad 'ujd sa mladsich kolonistov
hasicske sbory.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01

Slovenska Liss je yseakrod-
rs vstsnoyisss, ystnpujte do nej
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
PRoTr tst. rkisrAvo1I NA
DUNAJI.

| % s5 II p > r & Z { /
Me je tomu TAX davno, co Vie
den v snahe ziskat preklad obi
liza, iduceho cez csl. prfstay Bra
tislave, snizila prenikave svoj pre-
kladistny zeleznieny tariff, ma Go
reagovaly csl. zeleznice prisposo-
benin tarifu dunajskeho.
A zatial 60 sa vedie jednanie Q
odstranenie tohoto konkurencne-
no boia, ktoreho zacalo samym
povodcom byt' uzko, takze sami
dali podnet k dohode, prichadza
zprava akcii, ktora ma ciel' ho-
spodarsky znemoznit mas druhy
pristav ma Dunaji, podl'a vel'ko-
sti vsak prvy pristav Ceskosfo-
vensku vobec, Komarno.
" tomto pripade ide o Buda-
pest. Je znamo, ze Budapest w
stavila 81 na Csepeli novy obchod-
ny pristav, v ktorom vsak nebolo
co prekladat'. Ably zaistily tomu-
to pristavu preklad, snfzily teraz
mad d'arske zeleznice> dopravnf
sadzby pre- dopravu uhlia, najsil-
nejsieho prekladistneho artiklu v
Komarne, a sice Cd Helemby pri
Parkanl do Budapest tax, re do
prava uhlia pc zeleznici bude lac
nejsia, ako doprava po DunaJl z
Komarna do Budapest.
Toto opatrenie mad'arsfych ze-
leznic ie d 'alsim clankom sustav-
neho boja proti csl. prlstavom, ma
ktory "Slov. Vychod' uz casteJ-
Sic upozornil.
Je prirodzene, ze slovo ma teraz
nassa statna, predovsetkym zelez-
niena sprava, ably vhodnymi pro-
STRICKLAND a d'alslm snlzenim du-
najskehc prekladistneho tarltu
chranily slovensk6 prlstavy ma
Dunaji, ktorych rozvoj "a prvych
desat' rokov existencie nasho sta
tn opravnuje k najlepsim made
Jam do 'budncnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
KDE ST?

Ceskoslovensky konzulat V Gle
velande, 3OS Euclid Ave-, hi l'ada
tieto nezvestne osoby:
Bielek Peter, bank, Priyozu
pri Nor. Ostrave.
Cepelak Jan, pekar 2 Senoya u
Nor. Ostravy, posledne l2l7 st.
Clair Ave-, Cleveland, @.
Feldman Arnold Voloyeho,
posledne 1926 Il, Mile Rd., Det-
roit, Mich.
Hruska Kalman Piest an, po-
sledne 1888 ParsoRs Ave-, Colum-
bus, Ohio.
Kolousek Stanislav 20 Vsesulo-
va d Kraloyic, holic, poslednc 1OO6
W. Rsyen Ave, Youngstown, Q
Isejko Gustav II fernovejj pr
RuEomberku, poslcdne 1928 Plo'
ven ST., Lakewood, Ohio.
Mazgaja Jakub q Pol ska u Ned,
we'd, BreslSa, poslcdny byt nezna'
my.
Mikus Samuel MI. q Vel Reyai
ee, posledne % Bsr st, Cleveland
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01

padom, ale budd vyuzite ku pro-
spechu Slovenska a jeho obyva-
tel'stya. Slovenske dediny j tie
najzapadleisie budd uz najbhz-
sei dobe spojene novym svazkom
tisicami kilometrov elektri-
ckych drotov, ktore dodavaj1 slo-
venskym mestam i dedinam sve-
tlo i zdroi silly. (T.O.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
ZAUJfMAVOSTI.
Trapikomedia pod sibenicou.

Tragikomedia pod Mbenicou.
Holic a vlasenkar Bojko, odsnde-
ny vo Varsave pre- lupeznu vraz-
du ma smrt' povrazom, obdrzal
niekol 'ko hodinami pred vykona-
MIN popravy "a inych okolnosti
vel'mi smutnd zpravu, re ma svoj
los statnej loterie vyhral 100000
zlotych. Ponevac Bojko nezane-
chal ziadnych pribuznych a ma
druhej strane ami 81 neprial, ably
Stat, ktory no ods1dil ma smrt' ],
zdedil po nom prave vyhraty OBJ
nos, porueil vyhru tedy svojmu
katovi s podmienkou, ze kat pre-
vedie popravu Go najpudskejsim
sposobom. Mozeme 81 predstavit'
pocity, S ktorymi kat prevadzai
popravu ma delikventovi, ktory
ho prave boil obdaroval tax znac-
nou penazitou sumou.
Najvacsi d'alekohl'ad sveta. V
spojenych Statoch sa prave do
koncuje konstrukcia dosial' maj
vacsieho zrkadloveho d'aleko-
hl'adu, aky bol kedy sostroJeny.
Tento d 'alekohl 'ad bude mat prize
mer 200 incov, kdezto dosial' zna-
my najvacsi d'alekohl'ad ma prize
mer len 100 palcov. D'alekohl'ad
je sostrojovany pre- astro-fyzicke
obzervatorium technologickeho IL
stavu kalifornickeho. Naklady ma
jeho vyhotvenie nesie Medina
rodny vzdelavaci drad New Yor-
ku, ktoremu sd dostava dotaci1 cd
Rockefellera.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
ZEMSKE ZASTUPITEL 'STVO
MA PRVOM ZASADNUTI.

Bratislava. - Dina II. jan. bo-
10 prve zasadnutie slovenskeho
zemskeho zastupitel 'stva v Brati-
slave "a 1casti SO clenov. Galerie
zemskeho snemu boly obecen-
stvom zaplnene. Predsedal prezi-
dent Drobny. u tohoto prveho "a
sadnutia slovenskeho zemskeho
snemu zaslany Dol pozdravny te-
legram prezidentovi Masarykovl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01

Peterkova Milada Pisku, po-
sledn $500 Warren ST., Cleveland,
Ohio.
Pisny Matej Benica 70 Stub
iianskych Teplic. posledne 1926
E. 7th ST., Akron, Ohio.
Smolka Alois, krajcir, posledne
v Clevelande.
Sterpka Jan Samuel, posledne
snad' ma 91st a Buckley Rd., Gle
veland, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
sTAVAJU SOCHU SLADKOVI
cow.

V Radvani bola 8. decembra
slavnost' polozenia zakladneho ka
meila pre- sochu slavneho basnlka
slovenskeho, Andreja BraSatorisa
Sladkovica. V ten isty den boly v
Radvani j vePkolepe jubilejne
slavnosti, ktore !sa skoneily veeer
divadelnym predstavenlm "Slo-
vaci vyhrali."
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
DRUHA KRADEz v TATRA
BANKE.

Ako sa doznavame, ztratilo sa
pokladnikovi kosickej filialky Ia.
ira banky v minulych dnoch sO,-
600 Kcs. T'azko sa da sndit', re
sa pokladnik preratal a skorsie sa
predpoklada, re peniaze ukradol
vol'aky domaci zlodej. Je zauJl-
nave, re pripad sa stal v tej isteJ
dobe, ako defraudacia V hlavnej
liradoyni v Bratislave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
chceli zmerat' dlzku jeho krokov

chcel Zmerat QlZku JeHO krOkOV
a porovnat' SO stopami, obEalova-
ny usiloval sa robit' kroky co
mozno najmensie. Vsetkym pri-
tomnym to bolo napadne. D'aleJ
Vrazedlny nastroj Dol obaleny mo-
dro-zelenou latkou, o ktorej bolo
zisten6, ze pochadza 20 sukne Je-
ho manzelky pri prehliadke Dol
zbytok sukne najdeny Y dome OBJ
zalovaneho "a pecou. Taktiez utr-
zok z deky ukazoval ma Michala
Kolomaznika a v stajni u neho
Dol naideny druhy kus pokryvky'
zelezo, ktore 81 nasadil ma palicu,
bolo z osy kolesa, ktore lezalo u
pachatel'a ' k6lni. Ma zaklade
tychto incidii boil Michal kolo-
maznfk zatknuty.
Avsak nielen tieto dokazy, lez
tiez chovanie sa obzalovaneho do
kazuje ,jeho vinu. Olena bola "a
vrazdena, len Michal Kolomaznik
usilovai sa kazdemu nahovorit', re
sa sama utopila. Ked' uz v dedlne
bolo zname, ze Kolomaznikova Je
mrtva a Michal o tom na dedlne
pocul, vratil sa domov, avsak O.
tcovi tom povedal az len "a ho-
dinu DO svojom navrate. Pri tom
dal ma javo uspokojenie, re je ma
cocha mrtva, lebo vraj teraz TO
bude dobre, re bude otcovi poma-
hat hospodarit'.
Ked' uz boil vo vazeni V HUI
mennom, po istom prepustenom
spoluvaz1ovi postal domov list
svojej manzelke, v ktorom plse
"Anci Marii talk povedz, re by
tax povedaly: Otec donna bol, nc
nebalil. (Bol totiz spatreny, ked'
BALL svoj vrazedlny nastroj). TAX
i'm nakazes a tebe plsem, ably 81
vedela, re ma to budes prisahat'
ze sa predtym bill (mysli tuna ma
rodicov) pre- decko sami detl
mozu povedat' tax, ako i'm naka-
zes, lebo prisahat' nemusla. Tlez
povedz, re nastroj nie Je MOI"
Chcel totiz, ably jeho manzelka
vypovedala tax, aby podozrenle z
vrazdy pablo ma jeho otca. List
vsak Dol cetnictvom zhabany a
predlozeny sudu. Dl'a posudkov
znalcov pisal list obzalovany.
Po vypocuti svedkov sud potom
odsndil ,vraha Michala kolomaz,
nika Ila dezivotny zalar. 49,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
SVIATOK JUHOSLOVAN-
SKYCH SLOVAKOV.

Nedavno bolo slavnostne otvp-
renie slovenskeho narodneho do
mu v Starej Pazovej, V ktorom Je
sfdlo kult1rnych spolkov, knizni-
ce a eitarne. Pritomni boil dele
gait juhoslovanskej ylady, mini
ster osvety a slavnostn1 rec pred
niesol vyslanec Seba. Pozdravny
telegram zaslany Dol preziden-
tovi Masarykoyi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
REORGANIzACIA ZEMSKYCH
SKoLSKYCH RAD.

Ministerstvo Skolstva a >narod-
nej osvety pracuje IA reorganiza-
eli zemskych skolskych rad vzhl' a
dom k prevedeniu spravnej refor-
my. Zemske skolske rady prevez-
mi al ssprayu strednych skol 81
ma Slovensku a Podkarpatskej
Rusi, kde ju dosiaP prevadzaly
skolsk6 referaty ministerstva skol
stya.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
ZAVRAzDIL MACOCHU z TUz.
BY PO MAJETKU.

lovciach odohrala sa asi pred ro-
kom tragedia, jedna z tych, axe
sa obycajne ma dedinach odohra-
vajd.
Pred nasimi ocami rozprestie-
ra sa - ked' sa pozreme do zalo-
by statneho zastupcu - celia ira
yedia, ktorej zaciatok datuje sa
vlastne uz roku 1910. Vtedy to-
liz zomrela rol'nikovi Fedorovi
Kolomaznikovi v Cukalovciach
ranzelka. o diva roxy sa znovu
ozenil istou Olenou Zburovou.
Vtedy uz NAL dospievajuceho sy-
IA, ktory, ked' vypukla vojna, O.
disiel domu a vratil sa az po
prevrate, ably spolu S rodicmi u
jal sa hospodarenia na rodnom
majetku. Avsak nemohol hospoda
rit' tax samostatne, ako by sa mu
bolo pacilo a tohoto d6vodu
vznikaly medzi synom rodicmi
stale rozpory, ktore sa vyvinuly
v otvorene nepriatel'stvo. Konec-
ne otec dial syna s1dne vyst' 'aho-
vat a Dol IA cas- pokoj. -
AvSak po kratkom case sa syn
vratil po sl'ube, re bude lepsi.
Dol opat' prijaty do domu. AvsaF
1emyslel to S tym svojim napra-
venim vazne, lebo nepriatel's 'styo
sa stupnovalo nakladal rodlc-
mi so dina ma den horsie. V roku
1920 zbil otca a sposobil mu t'az-
ke4 ublizenie na tele, Ia co dostal
u sedrie KoSiciach diva meslace
ztlara. AvSak hned nasleduJdci
rok zbil Ease matku, "a co dostal
u okresneho sudu pat dni vaze-
MIA a SO Kcs pokuty. Ako teda
vidno 20 s1dnych spisov, necho-
val sa k svojim rodicom priatel' :
sky. Nepriatel'stvo medzi MIN a
starymi bolo Cukalovciach vse-
obecne zname a svedkovia tiez Q
tom rozpravajn.
Neskorsie sa obzalovany uz me-
uspokojil len tym, re ich bill, a.
lie pri kazdej prilezitosti sa i'm Wy
hrazal zabitim. Tieto vyhrazky ty'
kaly sa jeho nevlastnej matky
Konecne sa rozhodol, re ju cd,
strani 20 sveta.
Bolo to Is. decembra 1927, ked
o pol 5. hod. vyhaflal 14-rocny
Jan Skrib dobytok ma pastvu k
potoku "Zacanin", ktory je vzdia
leny asi 200 metrov cd Cukalo-
vice. V zatocine potoka, kde sd
obyeajne perie bielizen, zazrel le'
Eat vo vode zenu. Bolo zistene, ze
ie to Olena Kolomaznikova, kto
ra potoku nasla smrt'. Skrlt
zavolal 'ludi tito vytiahli nebo
hi potoka odniesli ju domov
V byte Fedora Kolomaznik;
svliekal utopenu Mikulas Sirani'
ked' odstranil z domnele utope
nei saty, zbadal, re ma rozbiti
lebku. Pitvou sa zistilo, re JeJ DO
10 zasadenych pat ran vol 'akyn
tupym predmetom a ze jedna
tych ran rozbila lebecnu klenbl
rozdrtila maly modzog, coh'
nastala smrt'.
Vzniklo podozrenie, re neboh'
zavrazdil jej nevlastny syn Mi
chal toto podozrenie ukazalo s.
byt' spravnym. Boly zistene sto
py, veddce od domu, kde byva
Michal Kolomaznlk az k rybnlku
kde neboha prala bielizen. Obza
lovany sa rozhodol kritickeh
! dna, ze svoju 1hacochu zavrazdi
ked' videl, ze isla k rybniku, KID
obycajne v til dobu mix nebyvs
myslel 81, ze ma k vrazde najvho
i ncjsiu prilezitost'. Vysiel preto
domu q pol'om mimo cestu dal $
k rybniku. Kryj1c 50 kroviskam
ktore tam rastu, priblizil sa Q
/ chrbta k nebohcj zelezom, mass
/ denym ma palici obalenym pla
nom, ju 70 zadu niekol'ko raz
drel po hlayc. Ked ju .oinraei
Odtiahol ju asi tri kroky d'alej
n vhodiI d0 yO1v. aby Sa ZdalO.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-08
New Orleans Strike
Quiet While City
Waits on Hearing

NEW ORLEANS, La, July 8.-(P)
Peace reigned temporarily today
in New Orleans street car strike as
union leaders and public service Of
ficers turned to a separate branch
of federal authority to aid their
cause.
Union heads pinned their hopes
for a satisfactory settlement on &C
ton by the department Of labor's
Cancellation forces, while the pub
lie service company hinged it's fight
on application for a federal injunc-
ton to prevent riotouS acts against
attempts to operate with non-union
labor.
Meanwhile, both sides had to be
content to wait until tomorrow be-
fore the governmental wheels could
be started. Federal Judge Wayne
G. Borah set the hearing on the in
junction plea at II a. m, tomorrow
when the union must show why it
should not be restrained from inter
fering with efforts to resume opera
ton of street cars with imported la
Dor.
w. H. Rogers has been instructed
to proceed here from St. Louis to
act as conciliator for the federal Ia
Dor department. The union asked
for a c~onciliator.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-08
FT. o q CASH GRAIN

FORT WORTH, July 8-(P-The
flood of Texas wheat broke all rec
ords on the market here today
when receipts of the two-day per-
Tod reached q total of $50 cars hav-
ing a value delivered of 81, 1893 900
and representing actual cash re-
ceived by farmers Of the Texas
grain belt of about 81, 100000.
Receipts compared with ISL cars
received July 4 and 5 of last week
also q new record and with asa
cars received last Monday, July l,
likewise a two-day record at that
time.
Receipts during all of last week
totaled 2248 cars. Grain men here
expect this week to continue at a
record-breaking pace SO far as
wheat reaching railroad yards here
is concerned with every prospect
that all facilities for handling the
grain will be taxed to the utmost.
Railroad officials report all grain
offered is being handled promptly
both at shipping points and in
transit with no prospect of congeS-
ton at this market.
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shot VICTIM
GROWS WORSE
Valley Mans Condition
Critical: Pound Mas
ter Is Held
Especial to The Heraldl

t0PCCld1 ~ 4AlC 11CAd 1AJ
MISSION, Texas, July 5.-The
condition of Clyde Latham, shot at
close range Saturday with a shot
gun, was pronounced as very grave
by hospital attaches at 2 p. m. and
there was little hope held for his
life. Doctors have been working
over Latham since shortly after the
shooting but they have almost de-
SPARED of saving his life.
Meanwhile, Eph Deckard is being
held in the city jail on a charge Of
assault to murder in connection
with the shooting. Officers stated
they expected to remove Deckard
to the county jail at Edinburg Mon
day.
Latham was reported as resting
easily Sunday but took a turn for
the worse Monday. A full charge
Of a shotgun fired at short range
entered his abdomen.
"a statement signed by Latham
alleged Deckard shot him at the an
imal pound near here in an argu-
ment over the price charged by
Deckard for the release Of stock
owned by Latham.
District Attorney Aldridge said
examining trial for Deckard will be
held up pending determination OF
the extent of Latham's injuries
Deckard was not allowed bond.
Deckard, who also made a state
ment shortly after he had called
officers to the scene of the shooting
where Latham was found, alleged
Latham was about to hit him with
an iron bar just before the shooting
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Lindys Complete
First Long Plane
Jaunt Together

Los ANGELES, Cal, July 8.-(PD
The croSS-country aerial jaunt Of
Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh
was completed with their arrival
yesterday at Grand Central Air
Terminal, Glendale, from King
man, Ariz.
The first long flight of Mrs.
Lindbergh with her noted husband
was described by her as having
been enjoyed to the fullest" The
a~viator'S bride, interviewed briefly,
remarked particularly upon the
beauty Of Arizonas painted desert
as seen from the air. She smiled
for cameramen as she and her hus-
band were photographed.
Soon after arriving Lindbergh.
accompanied by Gov. G. c. Young
Of California, and Mayor John C.
Porter Of Los Angeles, sent a flash
over the wires into the Pennsyl-
vania railroad station in New York
as part Of the ceremonies inaugu-
rating the TRANSIT Continental Air
Transports train-plane service.
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Negro Slabs Dallas
Motorman Following
Jim Crow Dispute

DALLAS, Tex, July 8.-tP)-A
big negro who last night stabbed G..
d. Tennison, %, operator Of a one
man street car here, and a negress
who argued with Tennison before
the stabbing. were sought by police
today. Tennison was in a critical
condition.
According to j. L. Walker, only
white passenger on the car, a num-
Der of negroes boarded it. The ne
greSs took down a Jim Crow sign
which designated the negro portion
Of the car. and threw it on a seat,
Walker said.
Tennison replaced the sign and
told the negreSs to leave it alone.
The big negro in the car then
stabbed TenniSon.
Walker opened the front door, and
Tennison staggered to the curb,
where he collapsed. Walker called
the police and the negress and the
big negro who stabbed Tennison es-
capped through a a al window.