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New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
CANADIAN VESSEL
 CHASED BY PATROL
Owners Complain Coast Guard
 Boat Rammed Ship

Vancouver. B. C.. Jan. 23 (R}-A charge that the United States Coast Guard vessel Bonham had pursued and rammcd the Canadian motor ship Tafhciyo Maru in Mexican waters January Y, today was the subject of a protest by her owners 10 the Dominion government
 Captain J. Butler, master of the Taihciyo, informed her owners yes tcrday that the craft was now rest ing on the beach of ono Of the Guadalupe Islands, where she was lowed by another small vessel after she had been rammcd. He said the vessel was 150 miles south of the United States Mexican border when the incident occurred.
 The Canadian vessel was on her way 10 Vancouver, her home port, in ballast when the Bonham gave chase and ran her down, Butler said. He added that she had no li- quor aboard and had not carried any on the trip.
 The Taihoiyo Maru is a deep sea motorboat. 65 feet long, built at Vancouver last sumner and sent to engage in CoastWlsc trade along the Mexican coast She had been out four months when she was rammed.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
Real Cod Liver Oil Vitamins
 In This Tablet

What would you say if q man handed you two sugar coated tab lcts-casy to sWalloW-and said D YOU
 There's just as many precious Ntamins A and D in these two tab lets as there is in q teaspoonful of pure Cod Liver Oil.
 Youll probably say, If it's true, it's amazing"
 We'll it is true and it's more than amazing-its tl miracle. It took q learned chemist two and a halt years to make the discovery.
 He takes the priceless health re- storing Nitamins from pure Nitamin tested Norwegian Cod Liver Oil and puts them ill sugar coated Tablets
 What does that mean to the mil lions of men, women and children who rely on Cod Liver Oil to keep them strong and vigorous?
 It means that they won't have to take the unpalatable, stomach upsetting oil any more-the very SdillC NltdllIllS drC III ~hCCOS , Sou Liver Oil Extract Tablets.
 Two tablets equal jn Nitamin pO- tency one tcaspoonful of pure Cod Liver Oil and s tablets a day will supply any ordinary person with all the Nitamins they need.
 And always remember this: When you take Cod Liver Oil it's beneficial health building NitaminS are what you are attcr-thc greasy oil with out the Nitamins has no value.
 Instead of disagrccablc Cod Liver Oil try McCoy's for q month--you can take them winter and summer and carry a whole weeks supply in your vest pocket.
 And the kidGics just love them. For every allment, malady or run down condition for which Cod. Liver Oil Extract Tablets arc equally as good. Do you realize that we would not be allowed to make this State- mcnt if it were not true? Get them at any drugstore in America-Prccious but inexpensive. Take your Nitamins straight-6O i tablets GO cents
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
In Seven Days Fiery, Itching Skin
 Gets Sure Relief

Here is surgeons wonderful prescription now dispensed by chem ists at triflng cost, that will do more toward helping you get rid Of unsightly spots and skin disease than anything you've ever used.
 Not only does this great healing antiseptic oil promote rapid and healthy healing in open sores and wounds, but boils, absccsscs nd ul- COTS arc almost immediately rcliev- ed and cleanly healed.
 In skin diseases it's action is little less than magical. The itching Of Eczema is instantly stopped; the cruptions dry up and scale oft in a very few days. The same is true of harbcrS' itch, salt rhcum and other skin cruptions and inflammation.
 You can obtain Moonc's Emerald Oil Gull Strcngth) in the original bottle at the Fair Drug Dept. or any modern drug store, It is safe to Use, and failure in any of the ailments noted above is rare indeed.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
STATE CHECKS UP
 GAS TAX SHORTAGE
Motor Vehicle Department Be lieVeS S5O,O00 Is Still Due

An investigator being conducted
 by inspectors Of the state motor
 vehicle department into the accounts of wholesale distributors of gasoline in Connecticut is expected to dis close that approximately $50,000 is
 due the state in unCollected taxes
 because of apparently unintentional
 errors in reports oG sales. This
 amount represents the tax on amounts of gasoline which dealers believed cquallcd the shrinkage oC-
 curing in the handling of their
 product. The motor vehicle depart
 mcnt claims that in many cases the
 shrinkagc allowance has been too
 large.
 Thus far, the inspection has GOV
 cred the records of 12 companies, or
 about onc-seventh of the nuINber of
 wholesalers doing business in Con-
 noCticut. It shows, according 10 the
 been S6,233.64 short of the total
 which the department considers
 should have been paid in taxes. This amount represents the tax on 311,-
 GS2 gallons of gasoline, or about 1.7 per cent of the total handled by the 12 companies in the period covered by the examination.
 Disagree on Shrinkagc
 The difference between the figures of the state inspectors and | those in the reports submitted by the distributors is mainly a differ cnCc Of opinion as to the amount ot
 shrinkaCe which should be allowed over certain periods. Various dis tributors have set up shrinkage csti- mates which they have used as the l basis for dcducting "shrinkage al lowances" on gross sales before making tax payments. These amounts have varied, and the de- partment maintains that the allow , ance should be proportionately uni form among all distributors.
 In connection with the investiEa-
 ton, the inspectors are studying conditions throughout the state which affect shrinkage. Adjustments i of disputed tax payments are eX- pected to be based on the result Of
 this study.
 Some of the dealers whose rec ordS have been examined have ad- mitted, in whole or in part, that payments have been below the
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23

What is believed to be the first
 American radio program to be re- broadcast in New Zealand will be given by the staff artists of WENR, Chicago, Sunday morning, from to i a. m. central standard time from Chicago. The program will be trans- mitted to the English island posses sion at the bottom of the world over
 the short wave transmitter, W9XF.
 r will be picked up on short wave receivers by engineers of the Radio Broadcastins company of New Zea- land and rebroadcast by the stations over which that company presents
 it's programs.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
3OS-WBZ, Standardization

5:00-Final stocks
 5:25-Governmcnt bulletins 5:45-WBZA ensemble 6:02-Agricultural market report 6:l5-Musical interlude 6:20--Sport Digest
 G:30-Nelvo Melodies 6:45-Inyestment talk 7:00-Amos n Andy
 7:f5-New England Melodecrs 7:3O-Sally Briggs ensemble S:0O-Serenade - Lucky in Love from Good News; Singin' in the Bathtub: What Is This Thing Called Love? Loolin' at You: She's Such q Comfort to Me: I.a Nooda; I Cant Give You Any thing but Love, from Black birds; How Am | to Know Where Is That Rainbow? from Peggy Ann; If I'm Dreaming from Sally; Entertainer Rag, Sunny Side Up
 S:30-Sparkcr - When 1 Meet My Sunshine; That Wonderful Something, from "Untamcd'; Two Guitars; Why Do You Suppose Desert Song; Hugs and Kisses; After You've Gone; That's Why I'm Jealous Of You
 9:00-Smith Brothers - You got 10 Get Going, Medley from No No, Nanette"; Funny, Dear, What Love Can DO; Why Was l Born from Sweet Adclinc"; Guitar Blues; My Swcetcr Than Sweet from "Sweetie"; Dreary Nights; Know That You Know 9:So-House Melodies, Dixie Trio 10: 0:00-Mid-we program 11:o3-Sport Digest 11:0S-News bulletins orchestra
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
Democratic Factions
 To "Burv the HatChet

Members of all factions in the
 democratic party, including the SO called "younger' and "oldor' mem tors have accepted invitations by the town committee 10 attend an organ ization meeting Friday night at the Erwin hotel.
 Chairman Thomas J. Smith Of the town committee has been assured by spokcsmen of the groups which ing urcd in open break last spring that they will "bury the hatChct.' and make ready for a united fight 10 maintain a democratic administra- ton in power in the spring. Democrats who have served on committees in the rast, town con- mittee and New Britain Democratic
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
Bus Line Chaufeurs
 Plan to Strike Today

Cleveland O.. Jan. 23 tUP)-TWo hundred Greyhound line bus drivers, operating busses from Chicago to points east, went on q strike today after a conference had failed to iron out wage disagrecmcnts
 Drivers in all large easte'n cities as well as Chicago and other mid western cities will take part in the strike.
 Officials of the bus line declared that they did not believe the walk out would seriously hamper trans portation over their lines because they have plenty of reserve drivers.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
Belgian Monarchs On
 Vacation in Mountains

Brussels, Jan. 23 CP}-king AL bert and Queen Elizabeth left We'd nesday evening for Switzerland where Queen Elizabeth will enjoy a short rest cure at Murrcn and the king will indulge in bob sleighing- which, next to mountain climbing, is his favorite sport.
 Shortly after their return in Feb ruary the monarchs will prepare for an official visit to king Fuad of Egypt.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
"OLD TIMERS" TO MEET

"Old Timers Night will be ob- served by the Mems club of Stanley Memorial church on Friday evening. An interesting program and enter tainment is being prepared by Fred II. Rittner, the newly elected pres ident of the club. including several selections by a male quartet. After the entertainment a social time will be enjoyed and refreshments serv-
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
395--W.J/, New NOrk-160

 7:&0-Rise and Shine, dance or ChcStra
 T;45-Rise and Shine Boys S:00--Thc Aunt lcmima Man; Phi Cook in characteristic song mum. bcrS and dialogue S;15-Thc Hcadlincrs; novelty or. Chostra
 S:45-popular Bits. dance band 9:15-Parnassus String Trio l0:o0-The Manhattcrs; novelty or Chcstra 1o:45-Joscphine B. Gibson; food talk 11:oo-NBC Music Appreciation hour, direction Walter Dam rosch 12:oo-"Mary Olds and Caliopc.' dramatic sketch with musiCa background 12:l5-Thc Luncheon Five - dance orchestra 12:45-National Farm and Homo Hour - Frank RidgoWay: J. $ lFatchcock; Mrs. RoWcna Schmld Carpenter
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
THURSDAY
Eastern Standard Time
aS3-NTIC, Hartford-1O6O

5:00-R. K. o. Vaudeville matinee , 5:S0-"The Sunset Hour" 6:00-"Mother Goose" Bessie Lll-
 lian Taft
 6:i5-News bulletins; alcohol an- nouncement and weather report. 6 6:30-American Home banquet
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
TOMOREOW'S PROGRAMS
3O3-MRZ. Standardization

S:00-Aunt Jcmina Man S:l5-Hcadliucrs
 S;$o-Shopping About with Dor
 othy Randall
 3:45-Hobohemians
 9:00-Beauty and Health, June
 Lee
 Early Birds
 9:30-I.a Petite ensemble to:00-Tha .danhatters l0:45-Food talk 11:00-Music Appreciation Hour 12:03-News bulletins I2:0S-Womon's Radio Institute -
 style Hints t2:3S-Financial news l2:iQ-Agricultural market report
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
2It-WNAC. Boston-123O

5:00-Tcd and his gang 5:30-Nation wide stores program G:0l-NcWs flashes G:10--Good News Bearers G;2I-Dnncr orchestra G:40-Thc Commanders C;%o--Thc Minute Men 7:o5-''An American Fanta7y' 7:20--Song Man I:%0-Tip-To club N:00--Thc NaEabonds S:15-Fivc-Powcr naval conference Frederic William Vile S:3N-Manhattan Moods %;00-True Detective Mysteries 9:%0-DiNie Echoes t0:o0-Philco Hour 1o;&0-National Radio Forum t:01-NewS flashes 11:io-Jacques Rcnard and his or chestra 11;$o-Pcrlcy Stevens and his or Chestra t2:OO-Midnigh Rcverics
 226-WDRC, New Havcn-t33O G:%0-Adoline Bcobe c:i5-Program of diu CT music 7:00-Sy Eyer and his hotel or chcstra
 I:25-Thc World Bookman 7:&U-Ncws
 7:%5-Sy Bycr and his hotel or
 CheStra
 E:o0-The Haven Four male guar. tet
 S:15-Joseph Peters, tenor S:$o-Irene MaNield, soprano; Es. thcr Failc, violinist; Elsie kniifeI
 Allen. pianist S:45-Charles C. smith, pianist 9:00-A Night in Harlem by the
 Original Black Hawks 9:&0-Univorsal old Timers; news l0:00-Wcather report
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23

club members, councilmen and com- missioners have been invited to the gathering.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
4c2-WOR, Newark-11O

5:00-Minuette hour torgan) 5:25-Problems of Modern Youth, w. Jerold O'Neil 5:4O-French lessons. Prof. Ed mond LaVergne, Y. NJ. C. A. 5:50-Jeanette Comoroda, mezzo- soprano
 b:00-Program resume and aVia- ton weather forecast 6:10-Bernard Harris, pianist 6:20-Sports talk -6:30-Uncle Don (childrcn's pro- 7;O1-Why," Dr. Arthur Frank T:15-Roy smek. wizard of the strings
 7:S0-"Checker Cabbies," dance orchestra .S:0o--Bamb berger Little Symphony with Lenorc Cor, soprano '9:00-Lone Star Rangers male quartet and lonesome cowboy) 9:30-WOR repcrtory tplaylcts) 10:00-Red Lacquer and Jade cor iental philosophy with music) 1Q:S0-Aunt Mandy's Chillun' (col- !. ored folks, music and dialoguc) 11:00-News bulletins If .U0-hce OTcnCSlrd 11:30-Moonbeams (string trio and girls vocal triob
 349-WABC. New Nork-S60 5:00-Ebony Twins, inimitable piano duet
 5:15-Club Plaza orchestra; Dick Gasparre, director, dance music 5:30--Littmann orchestra; Byron Holiday. tenor; Helen Richards, contralto
 6:00-Hotel orchestra; concert music
 6:50-Civlc Repertory thoatcr; Eva Le Galliennc's weekly prcsenta- tion
 7:00-Bernhard Levitow and his ensemble. The program in detail follows: Goldilocks and tn" Three Bears (Coatesl; Dance MaCabrc (Saint- Saens): Selection from "The Only Girl" CHerberD: String Quartet Angel Gabriel" Negro Spiritual (Pochon); a. Aubade Lalol; b. Clair dc Lune (Werth- er) Massenetl 1:S0-Tip Top club, variety pro- gram
 S:oo-Hotel orchestra; Roy 1ngra- ham, director 9:15-Five- Power Naval Confer ence: Frederic William Vile, from London. by short wave s:S0-Manhattan Moods, variety o;00-True Detective Mysteries program radio dramatization of famous crimes
 e:3n-Dixie Echoes; negro spirit uaI songs 10 0:00-Philco hour 1o:S0-National Radio Forum, from Washington. D. (. :oO-Dream Boat; Emery Dcutsch and his ensemble 11:30-Win Osborne and his orchcs- tra; famous show rhythm master 1c:o1-Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians; dance music Midnight Melodies; Ann Leaf at the organ
 f54-WEAF, New Nork-GG0 5:Oo-RkO Hour
 5:30--The Lady Next Door 5;55-Summarv Of programs 6:oo-Rlack and Gold Room or chcstra
 f;S0-Amcrican Homo Banquet 7:oo-Mid-weck Federation Hymn Sing
 -:30--Comfort Music. orchestra H:oo-Musical Hour
 H;n0-Singers
 Melody Moments 1o:nn-ECA orchestra l1:no-National Grand Opera
 Romeo and Juliet" c:o0-Nangcr orchestra
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
Through fife Static

Graham McNamcc, Of the NBC. Is confined to the Madison hospital suffering from q badly infected eve. The optic was injured several days ago when q lurCh of a taXicab ln which he was riding caused the an nounccr to scrdpc his cyeball with his finger nail as he wiped the eye. The infection developed Sunday. Attending physicians report MCNa- mcc'S condition as Favorable" and are optimistic that an operation Will not be necessary.
 Dozens of persons hurrying for mid afternoon trains at the Gran1 Central station Sunday were momcn- tarly delayed when a red capped porter recognized Amos n Andy, the NEG aces of blackface entertain mcnt, and started a surge to shake hands with the artists. As the word spread among the porters every Rcd Cap" dropped whatever bas- gage he carried and rushed to greet the great comedians, who were there tc catch q train for Chicago follow ing an extensive visit in the cast.
 Tho jcalousias which confront the London Naval Conference offer many problems which Senator Jesse MctCalf or Rhode Island. an out standing Republican leader in Con grcSS, will discuss through Wf,AE Friday, at 1o:%0 D. m. Senator Met calf has said he will view the naval conference from an entirely nav angle, completely ignoring the ncCcs- sites for either q large or q sman navy. IL k said that, in tho light Of his declaration that he would throw q hombShell into "pcoplo and organ | izationS who insist upon viewing in- 1 jelna,lonal diplomatic negotiations GS somewhat of a dctCCtyc mystery played over a theoretical poker ta- tle,' his address is anticipated with much interest in official Washing ton. The Rhode Island senator ranks among the 16 senior republicans in the senate. He is chairman of tho senate committee on Education and Labor and q member of the Com- mitteoS on interstate commerce. manufacturers, territories and insu- lar possessions, and naval affairs. As q member of the latter committee he has taken an active interest In the naval problems of the United States and has been an ardent sup porter of what he calls a relative navy"
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
379-WGN, Schcncctad :-79O

5:00-RkO hour 5:50-NeWs items, produce market
 report, farm forum and stock re-
 ports
 G:00-Dinncr music 6:45-Style talk 7:00-Quaker State Boys 7:3o-WGY agricultural program S:00-Musical program 9:00-SingcrS @:%0-Pa and Ma and the Family iO:O0-RN program i l:00-Dance program 3O-Organ recital
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23

cd. A large attendance of the men is anticipated, especially those who have been active in the clubs life and work in recent years.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
3ii-WF.NR. Chicaco-S7O

5;oo-Air Juniors; q childrcn's hour
 7;l5-rhc Farmers Farmer - az ricultural market reports, and the WENR Farmers Exchange 1l:o0-The Music Parade, a variety program 11:$o-Mike and Herman, a comedy dialect sketch 11:5o-Studio Gossip, a comedy
 sketch 12:00-DN Air Vaudeville. spe- cialtN program featuring Frank Wcstphal and i4-piccc orchestra
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
I2S-WI.W. Cincinnati-10O

5:00--Fivc O'Clock Hawaiians 5'$o-T.ive Stock reports .40-Musicalc
 . 5o-I.ucky Sambo 6:o0-CinCiunati club orchestra G;3o-lNnacoil Diners 7,0o-thambcr of Commerce series 7:l5-Tony'S Scrap Book 1.@o-Aladdin Fiddlcrs H:oo-Sorenad"
 S.%0-SparkorS
 ?:oo-RiIIjkin TroupcrS 9:%0-MuSical hour f0:o0-tFollinEsW Hall 10:%o-Droam shop - 'n0-LIttlc Jack Little 11:&o-Los Amigos; program for
 Latin America t2:uo-Hote1 orchestra 2:%0-Mansfiold and Ice l:oQ-Thirtecnth Hour InsomniaCs
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
h6DKYSIl!AD! tRRlloGRAM3
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3g5-W.I/, New NOrk-16O

5:00-"Air Music Critic" Alfred
 Human
 5:l5-Mclody Muskctccrs J:&0-SunmarY Of programs j;&5-Stock market; financial sum-
 mary cotton prices; agricultural
 reports
 f:0U-Correct time 6:00-Bernie Cummins' orchestra G:&0-Whyte's orchestra 7:o0-Amos m Andy 7:l Machine Age" Frederick r kcppcl
 7;$0-Stars of Melody N;OH-lchn and Fink Scrcnado H.20-Sparkcrs. Sports Drama" 9:"0-Smith Brothers @:5o-MclOdies, Dixie Trio i q 00-Mid- week hour ll:00-Timo; Slumbcr Music
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-11

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deckeL rhe xs6e-zl Gs-1r- c1z-x .
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here ezhE TzEz6nT E~1tE-nDnz CT
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THURSDAY Du--81g a CIVIL SILL
Szgz<E W1oSze Gzoce-T cnErplrT
- F1rEneEE Fznd Inz--nnre Co
c. California rEx On --1n- The EE-
E1--g grocery cnE-pG-E wzs seekEE
. cn-eC- Insurance 10zfcw-1g O fire
which burned g plant
Fred Zarnu-z-1o CO Ez-EnEEn- CO
crater CO the RrFzl CA1c, YVES rnc
CT h11c- charges and convicted h-f
-ae 111Ee Cd nnf formally pzzk SER
rE1cE E0wEre-. Re tn6aczaeE -nm-
- world sentence him r0 rEo years
= tie p~er-ez-1E-T 10 rzr cn1r--
re-r1T With . to year ElEDencnc
s-rezce which re Is ncH wr6E-.
Zznc-zn3 pleaded not EzZty a-e
Is srroneTS sought 20 cuEsh thE
Case. c2--11< rAzt ere seE-rh VA
rzz- u E1Ea the E1yz1 Gaze w4s
szrch7 VAS 1oc E02e<sy excc-te6
Judge J. c E--cheson r. ozerr-cc
tbs Dot1z 20 crzsA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-11
Commission On City
Planning Sees Maps

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uIzr noc-h-T nee-1rg Wednesday
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Wood @ Dallas cry CLAIMING Ct
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and presented se-e-zf zz1s C
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are 70 be used Il Connection With
TIE work C re co=-Eszon
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-11

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xzs 5cn II EzzpsG Iozz- AID
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GL-l . 1zroe-. Erre<e1 S11czT
Tnr ETe<-Ez-El Officers say -=o
pe-s1-S informed thu G11-I-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-11
WOMAN Held
FOR SLUGCINC
0bnfession Made After
Man Found dubbed
With Bottle

SALT LAKE CITY, DEE LII
jean DaEie. 1-yezr-o6 blc6e
vas had today C II cpe1 charge
after police said She had confessed
staying San Prank 6. Memphis
jeEe-ry z1r-1n1ee- II q hotel r0o1
bere Saturday
Poz5ce were a-eE1z-< 20 learn
the f6entt-y O. q mzn Nth whom,
f1eT said. TIE g1rl admitted pan
mig ne robbery q the salesman,
bur xhon xhe refused 20 nzre
O<f5cerx said the g-i broxe 6czz
and scooed her confession o-ly
xhen informed her identity xas
krown
Prank xas found dead z rs
hctel ron Saturday HIS skull
had been fractured with a bottle
and &c had been gagged An II
carat diamond rtrz. n S-tck1zn and
xoz,e money Was taken f-cn him
The gzrl TE arrested Tuesday af-
fe< ce-ecfivss said they --ace5 hE-
% a residence here through hz=-
DYE sire purchased Miss Dzy.e Tzs
quoted Nv officers IS saying 10 c-e
Ezs with her when sne killed
Frank 4 6tdrt think I ccr-6 -.
him that hard 7 ci6r- knc< -
Ezs dead pc1ce szT she told
then
According 20 the sre-sc CONES
son Mss Dzy.e. Under EuSs q.
HTL1g some drink Il Franks
Ez- administered several doses
~ q drug which she feared lad
nc< taken affect
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-11
Oklahoma Deputy
Succumbs to Wounds

ARDNORE Okla Dee III
-Sho. o. oce o. tzo young auto
-oh-e theft suspects. Deputy She--
Z. Con Kse-ssy. =. cisd here to
cav-
ToS- Sheriff ys1o1 Czsoa
40 wou-5ed = lzxt nights ARRAY
!. VIZ. Okla. wgS reported = q
favorable condition
O.-csx said they Ee-e SEEKING
ire Davis brothers Q. TIE Berger.
Tar country IS the o--oe-z as
sz-zr-S
Ore EzS kncxn g have bee,
ToErced T. C2S01
Te -<1~cS were ~r7cec u
R.-ER. = miles EeS- O. here
Erere o1e Us treated Tor . should
Ger Wound
CzSun fred Gre before - Ess
Ec--l- 61T1 = = W.T. reS11en-e
x-ere he and KErSeT had sought
20 Q1sS-1c1 TIRE suspects about .
s-0-en nc-cr czr scE-d q f-un-
@. -he ho1se-
TIE accused thieves Started
shooting Ehe1 the Officers entered
-he hose - opposite DOES
After shooting -He Cetzce-s -he
coEp1e 6Sa--e6 them scd fed -
Ke-$vs no-C- car
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-11
CRASH DEATH
DAMAGES GIVEN
Pcwelh Win Verdict In
Suit Against Wagner
On Accident

TIE parents c. Alex PcEEl. l.
yez--cL Hzrl-nEe1 youth WHO Ezs
killed = . traffic crash It HzrE1-
gen July - EEe awarded $3.50
damages and $50 fanEral expenses
u q r L tire federal cEr-rr
court here wednesday afternoon
Tie damages Ee-e recovered from
Luther Wagner O. Fo-s Scott. Kan
driver CT the czr which vas II co..
l.xion VIII tie Powell car The case
zzs placed N the federal ccE--
through diversity @ ciftEe1<hip-
Young Powell vas crushed 70
death BENEATH one O. the cars fol-
loxznz Ene accsten. and the plain
tiffs alleged that his death Vas .
result o. Negligence and careless
driving On Tia part C tie kansas
man
The trial g0- under way before .
Jury Tuesday Afternoon ard rooE -
the nzNr po-r=0n O. "wednesday.
MozzIIe Powell sister 20 Alex and
driver q. the Powell car u The tire
or the accident was the star vii
res for the pzatnFtrfS
Tie defendant was represented -
Greenwood and Lewis o. H2rlnEen-
While The p-a7n-tffs were represent
g " Crss and Brown another
Ezrl1nrF1 izT firm