davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-22
SCHODZA STEELTONSKEHO
PoLITICKEHo KLUBU.

Steeltonskf Politicky Klub bu-
de mat schodzu "a. februara
1929. Ma tito schodzu povolava-
j1 sa vSetci Glenovia. DO kluhu
bud1 sa prijimat' al now cleno-
via, preto mech kazdy ellen prive-
die 20 sebou al nov6ho elena. DO
klubu prijfmaj1 sa "a novych Gle
nov Slovaci od Is rokov vySe, OBJ
cania neobGania. Pojednavat' sa
bude o vselijakych dolezitych ve-
ciach. Schodza sa zacne 7.:3C
vecer pod Observation-Disclosures ko-
stolom.
Pavel Sahlica,
dnniSnyatn1'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-22

Youngstown, bez OIL 'adu na
nabozenstvo. w je cas-, ably smc
al my slovenske zeny preulsazaly
svetu, ze mozemef TAX napredo-
vat, ako zeny Incl narodnosti, a
ked sa bndeme vzdy len skryvat'
talk nedosiahneme nicoho., Povo-
lavame vsetky Slovenky z Youngs
town medzi mas a nist'ujeme ich
re budil medzi mani srdccnc Vi
tame.
AgitaGny vybor:
Mrs. NJ, j. Volosin, Mrs. e
Baluch a Mrs. j. Klein.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-22
YoUNGsToWNsKY v NEMoCl
PoDPoRUJUCI sPoLoK =
TATRA.

Uradrici: JoDef NArtinko, preulseia,
255 Carlton st. - .Jozef Mudron, pod
predseda, 53S 8. Ha1elwood Ave. -
Stefan NovotnS, dftovnik, 4O4 East
Myrtle Ave. - Andrej Adamko, po.
kladnik, 1884 Oak st. - Martin Mu,
ransky a Frantisek Hudik, dozorcovia
Schodzc vydrziavajd ga kazd1 prvi
nederu mesiaei rsskoie sv: cyrills
Methoda Q 2. bod popoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-22

Pan a pani Babjak 2 Florida
Ave. mali dina 8. februara
strieborne jubilellna leh St''astneho
manzelstva, Ktorej prilezitosti
ich priatelia milo prekvapili.
Prave sedeli so svojou kmotrou
donna, ked' sa prihrnuli ich suse-
dia a priatelia a privolali i'm:
"Surprisen' Potion p. Kulik ich
pozdravH peknym predslovom a
tax SINE posli do Sokolovne ma
Homewood Ave., kde SINE odbv-
vail strieborne veselie. Tam D..
Jankulak ako druzba a pi. Zofia
Ulicny ako druzka odovzdali ju-
bilantom strieborny dar. priali
i'm, ably -sa dozili zlateho veselia.
Par Babjak manzelkou sa kras-
ne pod'akovali "a dar a zelali 81
dozit' prilezitosti, ably sa kazde-
mu mohli podobnym darom Ia
vd'acit'.
Ma striebornom veseli sme sa
pekne zabavili pri vybornej hud-
be orchestry p. Ulicneho.
Pritomni boil: Jan Kulik man.
zelkou, Martin Kama S manzel-
kou, Stefan Savel manzelkou,
Andrej Augustinak S manzelkou,
Jan Gbur, manzelkou, Martin
Hockicko manzelkou, Jan Pala-
! tas manzelkou, Jan Repasky S
manzelkou, Andrej Hasaj S man.
zelkou, Jan Palguta S manzelkou,
Michal Mudry S manzelkou, Jan
Topolovcak manzelkou, Martin
| Novotny manzelkou, Jozef Re
hak S manzelkou, Jozef Democko
S manzelkou, Maria Krajkovic,
Maria Vagas, Anna Juhas, Anna
Stanislav, Katarina Pavelko, Ma
ria Holecko, Zuzanna Cuhanic,
Anna Hcisin, Anna Tejbus, Anna
Smotrila, Helena Ferencak, Anna
Gonda NIL, Michal Tarapcak S
manzelkou, Anna Sandor, Anna
Ivanko, Katarina Petrencik, Anna
Zaruba, Michal Sekerik man.
zelkou, Jan Hodos manzelkou,
Jan Ulicny manzelkou, Herman
Biroscak manzelkou, Jozef Kor-
| sala manzelkou, Anna Gejgus,
Jan Seman manzelkou, Pavel
Repasky, Michal Popovie, Jan
Bedhar, Maria Hudzik.
Toto pokvapenie usporiadal
zensky Politicky Klub Lansing
vile.
Jubilantom na tomto mieste
u IL 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-22
GRAD zENsKEHO pOLITICKE.
Ho KLuBU ZvOLENf.

PAM Maria C. Slifka, dobre
znama horliva pracovnicka "a
vSetko, co je k dobru slovenskych
zien a hlavna nGtovnicka I. X. S.
u. j., zvolena bola "a predsedky-
nu novo-organizovaneho Slovcn-
skeho Zenskeho Politickeho
Vzdelavaj1ceho Klubu v Youngs-
town, "a vel'kej iicasti ndkyn, V
pondelok ve6er, skolskej sieni
Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda.
Ma sch6dzi pritomna bola al
nasa shovenska advokatka, 81. Ma
ria Fialla z-Girard, O., ktora nam
vysvetlila cieP tohto klubu tiez
ako ich klub v Girard pekne ma
preduje, poukazala ma dosiahnute
jeho vysledky.
Dalej hovorila, Re ju to vel mi
test, ked' v najvysSom case al
youngstownske5 zeny vysiikaly
svoje rukavy a daily sa do prace,
lebo takyto klub i'm je vel'mi po-
trebny. Len v spojeni je sila.
81. Fialla "a jej lprimne slova
bola odmenena hlucnym potlc-
skom.
Tiez nam pomohla sostavit' sta
novy a pravidla klubu, "a co SINE
jej vel'mi povd'acne.
.Potom nastala vol 'ba nradni,
ciek a clenkyn vyborov. Zvolent
boly nasledovne: g..
PAM Maria C.. Slifka, predsed
PAM Prokopova NIL, podpred'
sedkyna.
81. Maria Hud "a, zapisnftka.
Pani Maria Kubina, dctovnicka
Pani Maria Sofranec, pokladni
cka.
Pani Anna v. Herman, kapi
tanka.
Panic Nagyova, Blainova, MIRA
zekova Mauserova, strazkyne.
Nosicky bariev: panic Novotni
Mandulova.
Agitacny vybor: panic NJ. J
Volosinova, E. Baluchova, j
Kleinova.
Host 'ovsky vybor: panic j. j
Schromovska, j. Trojanova M
Hiznajova.
Zabavny vybor: panic Marko
vichova, Muranska Oravcova.
Hudobny vybor: panic HERNIA
nova, Mrazekova a Fiallova.
PAM Katarina Veres, sprievod
kyna.
Sch6dze klubu vydrziavan6 bu
dl kazdy /. utorok v mesiaci.
Ma ttch sch6dzach bude 50 w
ueovat' 0 politickych inych 0
tazkach, 10 bude pou6ne zaujf
nave pre- mas. Do tohto klubu b,
a a. NJ
mala pEisldchat' kazda slovenk!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-22
Spoloce ocenske zpravy
PEKNA sTRIEBORNA SVADBA
u BABJAKOV.

Pan a pani Babjak Florida
Ave. mali dina 9. februara
strieborne jubilenm ieh st'astneho
manzelstva, z Ktorej prilezitosti
ich priatelia milo prekvapili.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-22
SCHODZA BASEBALL KLUBU
MA LANSINGVILLE.

slovenskI Baseballovy Klub ma
Lansingville bude mat schodzu
nedel u, "a. febr. vecer v Soko-
lovni ma Homewood Ave, ma kto-
ri ziadame kazdeho elena sa do
stavit'. Urad klubu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-22
MA PREDAJ

PAT-izbovy, jedno-podlaho
w bungalow ma Boston Ave;
kozubok, knizne kasne, 2 tvrde- |
no dreva duplovane dlazky, O |
leiova NAL l'ba, jedna izba ma |
pojde, cimentovy DRAW, ga !
radz, vsetky zlepsenia ma ulici !
vyplatene. $500; $500 hoto- |
vych. |
PAT-izbovy dom s kupelnou, !
novym fornesom, cimentovanou
pivnicou, lot 5Ox150, vsetky
zlepsenia ma ulici a vyplatene.
Okamzite vlastnictvo. Dobre
miesto ma South Side, blizko
Hillman st. a South High sko-
ly. $500; s7Oo hotovych.
; SEST-izbovy dom ma North
=: Side blizko Superior St., fornes
=; a inc pohodlia. $4,000; 5000 ho-
>: tovych.
!: STYRI-izbovy dom, cimento-
!: vana pivnica, fornes, elektri-
=; ma, vsetky pohodlia, lot 42x231.
g.; ma Hazelwood Ave. Dlazdena
!! utica, garadz, kurnik, ovocne
stromy. $3450; $3.50 hotovych.
! STYRI izby a kupelna, zlep-
: senia ma ulici, blizko Ohio
; Works. $365O; $3.50 hotovych.
-; TRI Lofty, kazdy 4Ox231 ma
; South Hazelwood Ave-, dlazde-
!: ma utica, po $3.50 kazdy.
/; sEDEM-izbovy, vel'mi fajny
!: dom, blizko CLANCY High sko-
! ly; vsetky novotnosti vbudo-
vane; garadz ma 2 kary, zlepse-
MIA ma ulici a vyplatene. $6800 /;
| | $1,000 hotovych.
/ i. @. VASU
t COMPANY
|! 213 Terminal Bldg.
|; [New Erie Depot)
Phone 36956 Phone 3695(
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
ENCINESFAIL;;
FLIGHT STOPS
Question Mark Lands
After $50 Hours
Off of Earth

Los ANGELES, Jan. s.-CR)-The
human engine is after all superior to
the mechanical one in endurance
flying.
That question, one Of the many
put to the army's monoplane, Ques-
ton Mark, was answered beyond q
doubt when the great Fokker gave
up the battle yesterday afternoon
and settled to earth after a glorious
triumph in the field of aviation, a
record-shattering flight of $50 hours,
40 minutes, Is seconds and nearly
$4,000 miles safely completed.
Neither the astounding distance
or endurance performances Of the
remarkable ship were regarded by
her army sponsors as the primo
accomplishment, however. That dis
tinction went to her thoroug-. proof
Of the theory that refueling Of air
planes while in flight is practical.
motors was entirely airworthy when
the crew finally nosed the ship down
TO earth at 2:07:i .. m. after a
flight which lasted nearly a full
week. On the other hand the five
men aboard were pronounced physi-
cslly fit by army physicians who
said they needed only rest.
The Question Marks crew kept
the great ship aloft until the very
end Of its endurance, bringing II to
earth with one motor dead, another
failing rapidly and practi lily pow
erless. and the third able to make
but 1900 revolutions per minute.
Landing at the Metropolitan air
port here guaranteed the crew of
official recognition for record-break-
ing performances made by the ship,
which flew 80 hours longer than air
craft ever stayed aloft efore. and
IS hours longer than an airplane
ever before had flown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08

district attorney who urged that
the operation be performed.
She became interested in the
case when the boy admitted TAX
ing sixty letters from a mail box
Of the Ohio Cities Telephone com
pany containing $1,000 in checks.
He eashed one Of the checks but
destroyed the others and told Miss
Nungesser that he knew Of no rea-
son for taking them. After his
trial two weeks ago and his COM
nitnent to jail sentence was i'm
posed he began to complain Of
headaches and when Miss Nunges-
ser learned Of IL abe arranged m
x-ray examination which revealed
the absesS.
The operation was performed N
week ago The boy was Co have
bean sentenced today. but Judge
jones agreed to defer the sentence
TO await the outcome Of the ez-
psrimsnt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
PLAN MEXICO
AIR EXPRESS
Mail Route to Bring
Passenger and Ex-
press Service

Regular schedule air passenger and
express service between Brownsville,
Tampico and Mexico City will be
established simultaneously with the
establishment Of the Mexican air
mail through Brownsville, was the
announcement Of the Mexican Avis-
tion Co.. with which the Mexican
government is expected 70 close an
air mail contract this week.
According TO plans announced By
tho company this will be a daily
scrvict and the planes will operate
on regular schedule.
Practically no passenger or ex-
press business has been generated
over the Laredo route. il is stated,
due to the many hazards and the
cost Of operating planes at a high
altitude.
While no definite announcement
has been received from either Mex
leo City or Washington. /. is under
stood there will be no delay In
establishing the route as soon as the
contracts are signed at the Mexican
capital. The Mexican Aviation COM
pany has announced il is prepared
TO place tri-motcred plane in SER
Continued on page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08

AUSTIN. Jan. s.-tFJ-Three Biz
problems crowded each other for Inc
spot in the 41st regular session of
the Texas legislature. getting under
way here at noon today.
Highway building. the formulation
of water rights policy and a revision
of laws governing lease and sale of
Texas University lands formed a.
three-headed dragon which the solons
will slay or appease during the two
months meeting.
Additionally. the legislative rou-
tine, including appropriations ex-
pected ultimately TO total around
S5O,0OO.00O must be disposed Of.
One -politics-formed only
a dim outline in the background. In
the past, fights between politicians
almost have dominated the entire
proceedings, but this time, with the
administration seated safely for ana
other two years without serious opr
position, no statewide feud is IN
sight.
Speaker Race Hot
Representatives today chiefly
we're interested in the outcome on
Continued on page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
Alleged Forger
In Bet Killing
On Trial Today

DALLAS. Tex, Jan. s.-(Pl-Ben
c. Richards, Jr., went 10 trial here
today for forgery. a charge growing
out of the staying here Sept. l OF
orville Mathews, bank employe and
stakeholder in a $4,000 bet on the
Tom-Connally-Earle b. Mayfield SEN
atorial election.
Richards and A. A. Crabb, the
state charges. forged the name OF
"Clyde r. Vest" TO two 81 900 checks
one of which had been posted by V.
Ray Adams. Bartlett farmer, charged
with killing Mathews after Mathews
told him the money had been paid
TO "Nest."
After preliminary skirmishes as
to whether the defense had seen a
copy Of the indictment. Richards at
torenys filed a motion to quash IL,
and court recessed until 2 p. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
DELAYS west
APPOINTMENT
Old Rio Grande Row
Halts Secretary's
Confirmation

WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-tR-The
old fight over the middle Rio Grande
conservancy district in New Mexico
broke out anew today in congress
to delay action on the nomination
of Roy O. West. an secretary Of the
interior.
Mr.. Vests official actions since
he became secretary OF the interior,
came before. the senate Indian sf-
fairs committee and a tspute arose
over whether to hear at this time
testimony by Louis Marshall, New
York attorney. Finally the commit
tee decided by a vote Of three to two
to postpone the taking Of this test
mony until New Mexico's senator's
could be heard.
Explaining correspondence he pro-
posed TO offer, Marshall said that
in spite Of his insistenee that a con-
tract with the middle Rio Grande
conservancy district of New Mexico
for flood control and drainage of
the Valley could not be made until
an appraisers report was available,
the contract had been made by the
secretary two days before the report
was filed. Marshall said be repre-
sented six Indian tribes Of the dis
trict who we're affected BY the con-
tract.
Senator Wheeler. democrat. Mon
tana. said he did not "think conffr-
nation of Mr.. West should be made
until this matter IL heard" and SEN
ator Thomas, democrat. Oklahoma.
then moved postponemcnt OF the
hearing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
Chilean Volcano
Erupts; Find Five
Dead; z Missing

RUENoS AIRES. Jan. s.-CP)-
With fiv ehodies recovered from the
ruin caused by the eruption of the
chilean volcano Calhueo near Lake
Llanquihue, II appeared possible to-
day that tho lava had taken a toll
OF e2 lives.
Dispatches from Puerto Montt said
that Carbineers had uneonfirmed re-
prots that five families, totalling %
persons, were missing. These fam
iliss lived in the region which was
heavily damaged when the volcano
poured lava and ashes over il. 9th
er dispatches said that many injured
hda been taken from the stricken
area 70 Puerto Naras, across Lake
Llanquihue.
All boats on the 3o-mile-wide lake
were pressed into service for the
rescue work. After the people had
been brought TO safety cattle were
being taken from the grazing land
upon which the hot ashes were pour
ing. Hot water was also streaming
from the snow-clad volcano into the
lake.
The disturbance was stated 70 be
subsidirg today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
Operate on Boys Brain
To Correct Cyinuin0Iity

CLEVELAND, o., jan s.-tPp-
Death, or freedom and q new
chance awaited Arthur Berry. Is
year-old bad boy" convicted o.
robbing the mails. as he lay in .
hospital here today fighting for
recovery from an operation for re-
moval of an abseess from his brain
performed in an effort to correct
his tendencies TO crime.
With the entry Of an order By
Federal Judge Paul Jones today
deferring execution OF a sentence
Of one year at the Washington
army training school for robbing
the new Philadelphia postoffire,
the government enters into the ex-
pertinent whereby IL is hoped the
lad can BE- cured and set Alright
Arthur will be given the oppcr-
tnnity, IN he RECEIVERS, to return 10
his home. ard IL he does recover
he will 20 with the good wishes Of
Miss Irene EunEsssers assistant
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
CHEERED BY NEWS
EAKER'S ILL DAD

SAN ANGELO. Tex. Jan. s.-tF,-
Cheered by news that his son, Capt.
Ira Eaker. chief pilot Of the "Ques-
tion Mark had brought the record
breaking plane to earth safely after
flight OF more than $50 hours,
Y. ". Eaker. father OF the pilot
awoke today from the first 200
sleep he had since the flight started
a week ago.
Mr.. Eaker Is in n hospital here
suffering from mastoiG trouble. Mrs.
Eaker. the pilots mother. expressed
qualification and pride when told of
the landing. She spoke over long
distance telephone from their HON +,
at Eden, Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
MILLIONAIRE
CAVESCHOOLS
BIG FORTUNE
Death Follows Long
Illness; Built Up
Huge Busin s.;
Made Many Gifts

NEW YORK, Jan. s.-(EJ-Benja-
min N. Duke, tobacco manufacturer,
died at his residence here today aft
er lengthy illness.
Mr.. Duke was 10 his T4th year.
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed, but burial will be Thurs
day in Durham, N. G.
Mr.. Dukes benefactions included
large gifts TO Trinity college. now
Duke University ut Durham, and to
Guilford college.
BENJAMIN N. Duke was one of two
sons Of Washington Duke who help
cd extend their fathers inconspicu-
Gus business TO such proportions
that it made the family name known
throughout the world.
Star Factory
The father, almost impoverished
by the war between the states, had
raised tobacco on his farm and the
produst was sold to country mer-
chants by his sons, Benjamin N. and
the IatA James Il. Duke. This busi-
ness soon afterward was expanded TO
include the manufacture OF the raw
product on a small scale.
Continued prosperity enabled the
father a few years later to move to
Durham, n. C., where he started a
small factory. That was the actual
beginning of the business that
eventually was valued in millions.
The little factory was a success
from the start and was extended
from time to time until Washington
Duke at his death was regarded as
one Of the country'S most prosperous
tobacco manufacturers.
With the death Of the father the
kusiness passed 70 the two sons and
Innovations were introduced. James
inaugurated the manufacture OF Gig
CONTINUED or page two)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
TWO SUSPECTS HELD
IN SLAYING OR PAIR

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Jan. s.-lPl
Two men were arrested here today
in connection with the Staying Sun
day Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Oser Of
near Canal Fulton. Chief Of Police
McNicholas announced. He said
Youngstown police had seized an au-
tomobile sought since the killing.
One OF the suspects, Donald Nc
Candless, Fl. OF Fort Wayne, Ind,
admitted he had worked on farms in
the neighborhcod OF Canal FIton,
McNichclas said.
The ether suspect is Steve Stav-
rolakis. ~, or Youngstown Police
did not reveal the rsasons which led
10 his arrest
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
Mercedes Gets
Headquarters Of
Valley Council

MERCEDES. Jan. s.-Headquarters
erfhe Valley Boy Scouts Council will
he moved from Harlingen 20 Mer-
eedss, the move having been author
ized by unanimous vote Of the council
A. a meeting here Monday night. At
which o. f. Van Berg of Mercedes,
recently elected president. presided.
Practically every town in the VAL
lev was rerresented.5 Discussion GEN.
tered on financing the budget for
1899 and making up the small deficit
IN the 1925 budget. An active cam
pairn will be insugurated.
Quarters for the Valley council
have been secured in the municipal
building, the city having volunteered
fhe uxe Of the library room for that
nurpose. The room Is well furnished
and equipped and was pronounced
IDEAL for the headquarters personnel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
PAIR GET
y y y
LICENSE; IN AIR
y y y
WITH JAZZ BAND

RENO, New, Jan. s.-tFl-After
a flight from the coast in a spe-
cially chartered Western Air Ex-
press tri-motored plane, George A.
Henshaw, Jr., Texas oil million
aire, and Miss Catalonia Clay Pull
lian, San Francisco, took out a Ii
cense to wed here shortly before
five p. m. yesterday. Whether
they were married could not be
determined as neither would say.
Included in the planes passen-
ger list was a 14-piece jazz band
which furnished music on the trip
over the Sierras and which, hotel
attaches said, would undoubtedly
be pressed into service for the
wedding. The couple had n lavish
dinner ut the Riverside hotel last
evening which was attended BY the
members Of the party.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
CALL MEETING OF
AGRICULTURAL CLUB

DONNA, Jan. s.-A meeting OF the
Agricultural Workers club Of the
Lower Rio Grande Valley will be
held at the Tiffin room in this city
Wednesday night nc 1880. An inter
esting program, covering various
phases OF Valley agricultural activ-
tiles, has been prepared
The club is composed OF agricrl-
tural workers, leaders and the out
standing farmers Of the Valley. In
vitations have been extended to q
number Of non-members, and m ef-
fort will be made to secure a repre-
sentative membership, covering every
section Of the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
WIT Decide On
Ministers S Trial

TEMPLE. Jan. s-LPl-Elders Of
the Central Texas Presbytcry viii
decide here today whether the Rev.
III. G. Kenney Of Cameron. Pres
bytsrian minister of Cameron. will
be tried on charges Of heresy. but
the meeting will BE- secret and the
decision may not be known for some
time The specific charges against
the minister have &c " teen made
public. bat they are understood to
involve his views On modern Ques-
tionss
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
Suit
Of Griffin Set
For Trial Jan. II

AUSTIN. Jan. s.-tPD-Hearing Of
Gordon Griffin's injunction suit to
restrain Secretary Of State Jane Y.
McCallum from counting general
election returns of the Hidalgo
county judges race, was set in dis
trict court today for January IL.
Griffin, and other citizens indepen-
dent" candidates, are contesting elec-
tion of a democratic administration
slate in the county. Griffin being the
district judge candidate loseE TO
JuEs 4 4. Leslie, incumbent
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
Coolest Weather
OF Year Is Felt
In Many Sections

NEW YORK, Nov. e.-(Pl-The
coolest weather of the winter was
experienced by most of the country
today.
From the northwest where the
temperature dropped to 26 degrees
below zero at Devils Lake, NJ. d., the
cold spread eastward and southwark
to the Atlantic coast and the Gulf
states.
Chicago experienced the coldeEt
weather Of the winter when the
temperature dropped to three below
with predictions OF colder weather.
Tn the south. Asheville, ". c., reg
istered the lowest temperature, the
mercury there dropping to 20 de-
grees above zero.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08

AUSTIN, Jan. S.-LH9-The 41st biennial session of
the Texas legislature convened at Both houses
ed work of organization.
Mrs Jane Y. McCaum secretary of state, raped for
order in the house and will preside until speaker elect
ed.
Lieutenant Governor Barry Miller began his third
term presiding officer in the senate.
The house was quick to start preliminares to clear
the decks for ballong for speaker. Both W. r. Mont
gomery of Ednburg and w. 5. Barron Of Bryan were
confident of election.
After the invocation had been pronounced in the
senate by Rev. W. III. Doss the roll called. Thirty
senators answered to their IT. r. Trpett Of Beau
mont recently died and has not been named
Fourteen senators administered the oath