davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Coolidge examiner., 1930-11-21

taken MIN to prison. The com
mander is ringing up the American
Consul. He must be a sleep. No,
he answers. He says he don't
know anything about the arrest,
but he has told the commander he
is going to call up Sr Sandorval,
he president, (the mayor.
Marie | have made the connec-
ton, and the presidente says he will
phone the carcel. the prison. Now
we will know if the Americana is
friend, and why he was arrested"
Anita some of those Americans
ought to be put in jail, they get
drunk and misbehave on the other
side the line"
Marie, Marie it is the CORE
spondent Fredrico Carlos, your
jealous lover arrsted him as a
"Maderaista", Ia spy maybe he
will be shot tomorrow morning.
Wait, II will let you lake the switcr
board in one secunda. ,Madre, mio
Carlos is a fool He was drunk,
Marie.
Let m take your place, Anita,
must know, Carlos threatened,
when he was here"
Marie heard the jailer tell the
presidente that no papers of a Sc
cret nature, or containing informa-
ton against the federal govrn-
mnt had been found. She was re-
guessed by the presidente to con-
meet him with the consups office
and the consul in turn called up the
American military commander
For short time the matter of the
arrest was quiet on the wire. The
girls anxiously waited further in
formation, and at last it came,
Anita, the commander on this
side is calling General Orosco, the
Mexican commander. The general
says he did not even know there
had been a military arrest. He
has sent out a squad to bring in
Carlos"
Marie could hold back no long.
er. Her anxiety for the safety of
her American friend was upper
most in her mind when she called
up the Mexican commander and
told him of Carlos's jealousy and
that he had threatened to fix the
American. The general thanked
her.
A short time afterwards Carlos
was found by the squad. He was
very drunk when he reported to
his general, who promptly put him
under arrest, and telephoned the
presidente that the Amrican should
be released, there were no military
chargs against him.
OF course there was a round of
telephoning TO all interested, and
Ing girls were glad to make the
connections.
The American was held until
daylight so he could released and
get to the line without being shot,
or he-arrested as an escape. Safe
ly over he felt that a good drink
would steady his nerves. He went
up to the telephone office and told
the girls his adventure. They did
MT even let him know that they
were better posted about his troub-
les of the night before, than he
was.
Il supposes he married Marie
afterwards" the Old Timer was
No she marries the general who
out of curiosity called to see the
The Coolidge examiner., 1930-11-21
DRUGGIST ON PHOENIX VISIT

After a visit of several days in
Phoenix Samuel Denham, Sr., Of
the Coolidge Drug Store, has return
ed. Mr.. and Mrs. Denham have Sc
cured valuable realty holdings in
Coolidge and have entered heartily
into boosting this town and valley.
Young Sam Denham, also an ard
ent booster, Is now spending a iow
days in the capitol city, where he
is spreading glad tidings of this
sections progress among friends.
The Coolidge examiner., 1930-11-21
mz0D0j0>maS
CHESTS ATTHE SAN CARLOS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Walling, Mr..
and Mrs Clyde Russell, Mr.. lshmeaI
WaIling and Mr.. Morris Garrett, ar
rived early this week from Munday,
Texas, with the exception Of Mr..
Garrett, all of the party are kin
folks of Mrs. Markham, Of the San
Carlos Hotel.
The Coolidge examiner., 1930-11-21

William Ault, who for many
years was in the barbering busi-
ness in Tucson, and has run a shop
here for several months, has sold
out and with Mrs. Ault, and his
two children, departed for his for
mer home, His shop on Coolidge
avenue has been purchased by A.
G. George, who has been conduct
ing shop in Miami for the past
three years.
The Coolidge examiner., 1930-11-21
CHANGE AT POOL HALL

H. w. Campbell, who has been
conducting the pool hall adjoining
the Burt barber shop on Main ST.,
has leased the business to A. r.
McChane, a former resident Of
Globe.
The Coolidge examiner., 1930-11-21
FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST
CHURCH

Sunday school meets each Sun
day at 10 a. m.
B. Y. P. u. meets each Sunday at
1880 p. IN.
Prayer meeting each Wednesday
at $3.50 p. m.
You are welcome to all these SER
vices.
The Coolidge examiner., 1930-11-21
BOB TALKS TURKEY

In the old days the signal fires
at the Casa GranGe Ruins used to
call in the people for a council. Bob
says the smoke singals now say
that there will be a grand turkey
dinner served at Bob's Popular
Cafe. Get in time for this great
occasion. adv
The Coolidge examiner., 1930-11-21
GET OUT SCHOOL PAPER

The pupils of the Kenilworth
school district are issuing a school
paper, "Our School News. Helen
Tucker, is editor, Francis Brooks,
sports editor and Beatrice Bryce,
society editor.
The Coolidge examiner., 1930-11-21

girl with the beautiful voice.,
SO closed the tale of how use
full the telephone was that night
in 1912
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18
BOBBY JONES
LEAD IS tied
American Golfers Showing
Great Form in First
Round OF Play

HOYLAKE, England. June 18.-
R-Henry Cotton. young British
professional. scored 10 IN the first
round Of the British open Golf
Championship to tie Bobby Jones,
American amateur. for the lead.
Jones finished several hours
ahead Of Cotton and his mark
stood against the attack Of half a
hundred others until the young
Briton equalled 1t.
Horton Smith was close TO the
front with u. and Don Moe and
Leo Diegel scored "a each. George
Won Elm. with a nine on n hole.
had 10 be satisfied with 81.
When Cotton finished two veteran
adopted American pros. Long
Jim" Barnes and Mcdonald Smith
were battling a heavy storm with
great success and promised 10 be
among the leaders.
A sprinkle Of rain ~ Jones
finished. developed into a down
pour as Horton Smith finished and
Barnes and Mac Smith started.
Macdonald Smith made II a
three correred tie for first place BY
completing his round in 10 strokes.
shortly after Cotton tied Jones.
A few minutes before Smith
finished. Long Jim" Barnes had
returned a score OF II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18
new AIRPLANE =
PUT ON SHOW

VALLEY STREAM. N. Y. June IS
PA helicopter plane on which
S250.o00 has been spent and which
took four years TO build was given
its first public showing al Curtiss
field today. Because OF IN oil leak
no flight was attempted.
The plane Is radical in design,
even for a helicopter. II has no
standard wing but four revolving
wings. in each Of which a four
hiGded propeller is mounted on the
leading edge.
The four propellers are run b.
the one engine, a 425 horsepower
air cooled radial. which Is mounted
on its back Just below the four
wings. Underneath Is slung a two
seated car, similar 70 the gondolas
on tlimps.
The principle OF the plane is
that II can rise vertically and
descend in the same way. thus
recurring little more than the space
ii occupies for a landing field.
After the ascent the slant Of
the wings Is changed and the plane
then car move In any direction.
The ship Is the brain child OF
Maitland Blocker and Is known
as the Curtiss Blocker ~helicopter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18
HIGHWAY MEET
NEXT FRIDAY
Hug-the- Coast Interests To
Discuss Plans For
Action

A meeting Of the promoters Of
the Hug-the- Coast highway will be
held in Orange Friday. June 20, a
letter from w. nj. Reed. manager
Of the Orange Chamber Of Com
merce said today.
The meeting was announced sev-
era week ago. and representatives
from Brownsville were requested TO
attend. Judge Oscar G. Dancy,
Brownsville, plans to leave Thurs
day for the convention, but G.. G.
Richardson, local chamber secre-
tz-y, who had planned TO attend.
will not be able 70 60 to Orange
b$1ause Of the International Rotary
meeting IN Chicago at which he
is to be present.
Mr. Richardson is 10 represent
both Brownsville and Matamoros az
the convention, two cities in two
different nations. II IS said that
TIE local man is the only one who
vii, be at the convention with this
unique distinction.
The Orange convention will at
tempt To definitely settle several
questions now before the promoters
Of the Gulf highway. Work is being
rushed to complete the road. mem
btrs announce and there remain
but few sections not arranged for.
Nat WetZell. Ravmondville. will
accompany Judge Dancy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18
Mexico Is Seeking
Big Tourist Trade

Mexico is going after the tourist
trade In a large way, plans disclosed
~ the local chamber OF commerce
reveal. Work on highways linking
TIE United States with the southern
republic r being rushed, especial
ly the n touching MatamorOs and
the Rio Grande Valley.
Literature which is hoped 20 in
terest Euopean tourists is to be
distributed In Europe and In the
British Isles. a Trens agency dis
patch from Mexico City says.
special committee. working
with the government, has been ap-
pointed TO handle the tourist situa-
.icn called the Mexican National
ourist commission. and is carry
inc on the vast labor designed TO
attract visitors to Mexico.
The commission Is securing liter
allure and photographs descriptive
az what the county has to offer
in the way Of interest, scenery,
hotel am other Accommodations. and
prices prevailing In different Sec
ilons When concentrated and COM
Diied. booklets will be sent Mexican
consuls scattered throughout the
United States, Canada, and Europe,
for distribution
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18
Assault Case Nav
Reach jury Today

Jose Maria Vasquez was on trial
in the Cameron county court at
law Wednesday morning. charged
with aggravated assault upon Jack
Dupree. The state concluded its
testimony at noon and the jury will
likely get the case early in the
afternoon.
Encarnacion Abrigo. charged with
~unlawfuly carrying a pistol. was
scheduled TO be tried Wednesday
afternoon also.
An instructed verdict OF not
guilty was brought IN for a couple
charged with adultery early in the
morning.
Tuesday afternoon II. w. Ken
nard. San Benito and Harrington. in
surance agent. was found not guilty
on a swindling charge.
The case charging Henry Carlisle
with unlawfully moving cattle from
tick eradication area without a per-
NIT, was continued by consent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18
Mexico Substitutes
SPORTS for Alcohol

Information received In Browns
vile Wednesday reveals that Mex
ir0 is waging a strong battle against
alcohol. and that the Mexican
National Anti-alcoholic committee
IS working iii conjunction with gov
errors of all states.
Detailed accounts OF sIb-commit-
tee. which are carrying on the work
against the consumption OF intox-
ic5ting drinks are gathered and
sent % Mexico City.
1T may be said. therefore. that
q thoroughly organized national
campaign Is now In operation. and
effects are awaited with interest," -
leaders reported.
The government OF the state OF
HiLalgo #. by fermentation Of in
forest in outdoor games and phv-
sica' exercises in general, and by
propaganda In the state. federal
ard rural schools. engaged il an
active campaign against the con-
sumption OF alcohol.
II is claimed that the encourage
lnnnt Of sports is more efficacious
IN this direction than lectures and
pamphlets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18
Kibbe's Nose Count
Near Census Mark

BY using four as a constant fac
tor. Ike Kibbe. assistant county
superintendent, annually computes
Cameron county's population with a
marked degree Of accuracy. He
anne within a few hundred OF the
u. S. census figures this year.
Kibbe estimated the county popu-
lation at 1913 as compared to IT.
572 as given out by the census bu-
reau.
The scholastic population was
59.g37 and Kibbe arrives at his fig
ures by multiplying this sum BY
four.
There were 125 more students
rolled in the seven common school
districts Of the county during the
past school term than in the term
previous. The figures were 864 as
compared TO 739.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18
FIT. ORT +

FORT WORTH. June l8-lP)-
CU. S. D.. A)-Hogs: 600. rail hogs
fully steady; truck hogs 25-40 low
err; top and bulk medium to choice
rail butchers $50; truck tor 9.15:
bIlK better grades 170-240 ID. truck
hngs 8.85-9.00; packing sows steady
% 25 lower. mostly BOOBIES.
Cattle: 2.400; including 400 calv-
es; dull, weak 10 lower trade in
slaughter steers; slaughter yearlings
and she stock about steady: good
tat yearlings around l~0.00-10.25;
pitchers heifers $50 down: but
cher COWS 5~.OO-5,T5; good to choice
vealers ~9.50-l1.25.
Sheep: 500; fat lambs strong to
80 higher: medium TO good fat
lambs 7~00-8.50: mixed fat lambs
arc yearlings TOO; aged breeding
ewes 400.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18
MARKETS
STOCKS WEAK

NEW YORK, June l8-P)-Stock
prices drove steadily lower during
80 forenoon trading today and
numerous leading shares tumDled
20 new low for the year at losses
Of 3 to is points. Absence Of sup
port encouraged large short sell
i've and there was also considerable
Liquidation which affected all
groups, including the highest grade
investment shares.
american Telephone sold as low
IS 204. U. S. Steel got down 70 157.
New York Central 10 l58 l-8 and
American Can to lie Ia, all new
1890 minimums.
Allied Chemical dropped IS points
Columbian Carbon 13. Auburn Auto
10 Worthington Pump, American
Tobacco B and Eastman Kodak B..
Call money renewed at 2 l-2 per
ctnt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18
DAILY
AIR LOG

S A. T. Mail ship in Tuesday with
Stormy Mangun as the pilot.
S A. T Mail plane out Tuesday
win Wallace as the pilot.
S. a. T. passenger ship out yester-
dav piloted By Walter McAllester.
The passengers we're: w. 3. Connell
az san Benito to Dallas. Mr.. Dunn
TO Dallas and Mrs. Drummond FROM
Tampico TO Dallas and Tom Hartley
.swyer from Pharr.
: A. II. passenger ship in Tues
day with two passengers and Bub
Merrill pilot.
Pan-American plane out Wednes-
day with W. H. Sheridan as the
pilot and five passengers: z. w.
Phil IT.. 70 Tampico Mrs. A. de
Michelon TO Tampico. Eugenio MI
chelon TO Mexico City.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18
CHARGES FLY
in ARKANSAS
Political Pot Seethes AS
Accusations Of Brides
Fly About

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, June 49,
uP-Arkansas' political pot boiled
~.uriously today IN anticipation OF
serving Of warrants upon Lieutenant
Governor Lee Cazort and Ernest
Dew OF Little Rock on charges Of
violation Of the Arkansas corrupt
practices act for alleged attempted
bribery Of Judge G. Sheffield. a
Euhernatorial candidate, TO with
draw from the democratic primary
race.
Prosecuting Attorney r. D. Smith
OF the first judicial district. who
FLED informations. announced war
rants had been mailed 10 Sheriff
I. A. Cook al Little Rock from
Helena where they were signed and
issued By Municipal Judge r. ID.
Pipkin.
Judge Sheffield. county Judge OF
Phillips county. whose headquarters
ale at Helena last week demanded
0 grand jury Investigation or Cir
curt Judge w D. Davenport. on
charges that he had been offered
81 SOC or a high state office for his
withdrawal from the race in favor
of Brooks Hays. an opponent.
He named Lieutenant Governor
C7zort. Dew. former Governor Tom
J. 1erral and Representative Allen
Winham, Hays campaign manager,
Is involved in the affair.
The prosecuting attorney acted
AZ er Judge Davenport decided he
had no authority to convene a spe-
cisi session or the Phillips county
Grand jury.
Lieutenant Governor Cazort. in
A public statement branded Judge
iileffield's charge as a deliberate
frameup by INSCRIPTIONS politi-
r'ars," and declared he had gone
to Helena 10 attend a conference
with Sheffield's friends az the
Judges invitation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18

Continued from Page One)
Lingle investigation on a temporary
status.
Alderman Arthur #. Albert, who
was prominent among council
members in demanding the resig-
nation Of Russell as Commissioners
and John Siege as Chief Of detec-
tives had prepared a new resolu-
ton for the council today.
What we should determine Is
how it has been possible for organ
lied criminal gangs to have built
up an oligarchy in this community
under the noses of the States At
tornev and the police, he said. u
propose that we call in the captains
and deputy commissioners who
should know something about
gambling and vice"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18
COUNTY CLUBS.
POULTRY.
All Boys in Harlingen To
Determine Team For
College Station

HARLINGEN. June lS-Boys Of
Cameron County All clubs have
their finest poultry on exhibit today
at the fair grounds under the d.
rection OF Henry Alsmeyer. county
agent. Breeds shown are White
Leghorns. Rhode Island Reds, and
Barred Rocks.
The boys are being entertained
today at luncheon. a picture show,
and swimming party.
This afternoon. a poultry judging
team will be selected TO represent
the county in the annual contest at
College Station in July. The team
will consist OF three members this
wear instead Of two as formerly.
The poultry on display by the club
boys is being judged BY county agent
AlSmeyer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18
Falling Elevator
Kills Armour Man

FORT WORTH, June 18-LP-
M. L. Grey. 40. employee III the Ar
mour and company packing plant
here, met death last night when an
elevator cable broke and the car
dropped to the bottom Of the shaft.
Ernest Ming. IS, a companion. suf-
fered a broken right leg and pro-
badly a broken back. Grey is sur
vived by his widow and two daugh-
tiers and his mother, who lives in
Vernon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18
Orange Mans Trial
For Killing Onens

ORANGE. June 16-P-The story
OF the shooting OF Will O. White.
policeman, was told in district court
today at the trial OF N. II. Perkins.
who, with his wife, Mrs. Fannie Per-
kins, was indicted for Whites muir
der.
Leonard Carr testified that when
Perkins told him he had killed White
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18
Dallas Man Heads
Masonic Red Cross

OMAHA, June 13=Pl-Alvin V.
Lans. Dallas. Texas, vas elected
Grand Sovereign or the Red Cross
Of Constantine, exclusive Masonic
Order. at the closing meeting OF
the groups National Convention
Yesterday.
Other officers chosen included:
Herbert "A. Graham. indianapolis,
Grand High Prelate; Arthur E,
HOPKINS. Luisville. KY. Grand
Almoner and Joseph G. Kleiper,
Washington. d. c., Grand Cham
berlain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18
INTENTIONS FILED

Ramon Ruiz and Sara Ramos.
Carmen ranch; Carey d. John and
Mary M. Bursack. San Benito; En-
c%arnacion Aguilar and Victoria Ii
mon. Brownsville; Carmen Mendo-
"A and Francisco Tamez. La Feria:
Jose r. Garcia and Sofia Lopez. San
Benito; Jesus Valdero and Mercedes
Sanches. La Florida.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18

Danger lies in careless selection of
laxativesl BY taking the first thing
that comes 20 mind when bad breath.
headaches, dizziness, nausea, bilious
ness. a on stomach and bowels.
lack of appetite or energy warns Of
constipation. you risk forming the
laxative habit.
Depend on a doctors judgment in
choosing your laxative. Here's one
made from the prescription of a
specialist in bowel and stomach dis
orders. Its originator tried IL in
thousands Of cases; found il safe for
women. children and old folks;
thoroughly effective for the most
robust man. Today. Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin. as It is called. is the
worlds most popular laxative. ii
s composed Of fresh herbs and other
pure ingredients. You can get il,
IN generous bottles and ready for use.
At any drugstore.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18

NEW YORK, June 18.-(P-Cot-
ton opened steady at an advance OF
? to II points on a renewal Of the
covering movement which devel-
oped yesterday and was promoted
by today's relatively steady Liver
pool cables.
The initial prices met consider
able realizing or liquidation with in
creased offerings Of July, and that
position sold of from 1850 to 13.49
right after the opening, or within
2 points OF yesterdays closing
quotations. while later months also
reacted several points from the
best. Offerings were quite readily
absorbed around 1905 for the old
October and 1915 for the new, and
the market steadied up with the
active months showing net advances
Of about 2 to 8 points at the end
Of the first half hour.
Announcement that r. II. Hooper
& Company, a member Of the New
York Cotton Exchange, was unable
TO meet its obligation, may have
contributed TO the early irregularity,
but any selling on that account APP
peared to be absorbed during the
first few minutes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18
Valley Changes Seen
In s Years Absence

IF I hadn't read the names OF the
cities on the railroad stations. I
wouldn't have realized I was in the
Valley. SIS j. I. Coffin Of Dallas
stated here recently after eight
years absence from this section.
The development Of the Valley
during the past few years has been
truly phenomenal" he stated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coffin were visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Kerr Of this
city. Nh. Coffin is a brother to Mrs.
Kerr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, June 18.-lPl-Dearth
Of aggressive new buying here as
well as sharp downturns in Liver
pool quotations, led to big early
setbacks in Chicago wheat prices
today. A prominent import house
in England was reported selling fu-
lures at Liverpool owing to lack Of
confidence in stability Of values.
Opening l 3-8 to 2 3-8 off. Chi
cago wheat afterward underwent q
lively additional drop. Corn, oats
and provisions were weak. with
corn starting 1-3 to 1c lower and
subsequently showing further de-
clines.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18
Mart Passes
New Selling Climax

NEW YORK, June lS-P-The
stoekmarket passed through another
selling climax today. which depress-
ed several pivotal shares to within
striking distance OF the minimum
lesels OF the autumn selling panic.
Total sales aggregated. 6.400. 900
shares. exceeded this ye6r only by
the s million share day OF May 5.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18
Oil Man Killed AT
Home of Divorce

PONCA CITY Okla, June l8-fPD
Earl Broadway. oil company en-
ploye. was shot and killed here
early today at the home o fM.s.
Georgia Mercer who recently was
divorced from her husband. Fred
o. Mercer is held in the county
lsii at Newkirk in connection with
the shooting. He Is a former Ponca
L.tF real estate operator.
Mrs. Mercer had been divorced
from her husband about two months
The MERGERS have three children.
Broadway leaves his widow and
two children.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18
Papers of Mexico
Raise Tariff Angle

HAVANA, June 16-lP)- The
newspaper Fl Mundo says editor
iallv today that signing Of the
Hawley-Smoot tariff measure brings
70 an end the long established and
beneficial influence or Pan-Amer-
.canism upon the relations OF Cuba
with the United States. The paper
declares that the new tariff will
destroy the traditional ties Of
friendship h~eretofer existing be-
tween Cuba and the United States.
which henceforth will be regarded
by Cubans as an avowed enemy IN
their commercial intercourses.