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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
GREEN ASSAILS
.SNIPING"

HOUSTON. May l9-Pl-William
e. Green. president Of the Amer
lean Federation OF Labor. who came
here TO address the national con-
vention OF { he Brotherhood Of
Railroad Trainmen. assailed spot
~ efforts" 70 reduce wages today.
I'VE call il sniping." Green said
There Is no general move on 10
reduce wages. Employers as a
whole are living up to the agree
ment reached 1t President Hoo
ver's conference in the fall Of 1929
not TO cut wages
Asked II he saw any general I'M
provenent in conditions he replied:
mo. I can not say that there l.
any Improvement. But maybe there
is consolation in this-at least con-
ditions are no worse
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19

one man. killed "a policeman and
then committed suicide.
Police sought today t1 establish
n satisfactory motive from the mass
q evidence. They sal the most
plausible. advanced hv NontEumerys
relatives. was that the member of
the prominent New York and Bos-
ton family had broken under the
strain ar preparing for an cNamina-
ton 20 become a certified public
accountant.
Young Montgomery. witnesses
said, was refused a table IN the
night club early SUNDAY ana left
10 return a few minutes later. After
an argument. he wounded Charles
GARRETT. the club manager.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
X. c. LIVESTOCK

KANSAS CITY. May l9-lP-
III. 8. ID. Al-Hogs 5000. mostly
steady: top $50 on I70-220 lbs:
packing sows 275-500 lbs. 4S5-5-25;
stock pigs 70-l30 lbs. 6.25-6.T5.
Cattle $500: calves 300: light
weight steers and yearlings fully
steady; weighty steers and COWS
steady TO weak: steers 600-ll00 lbs.
6.75-S75: heifers 550-850 lbs. 625-
800: COWS 4-50-500: vealers (milk-
fed 5.O0-9O0: stocker and feeder
steers all weights 625-500.
Sheep 1000: spring lambs most
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19

A1AG OAAGN
other cause, have resulted in the
present economic crisis"
He predicted II tariff rates are
lowered. 1t will be done by congress
and not by the tariff commission.
Discussing agriculture, Senator
Robinson said The United State;
will find IL more and more diff
fult 70 dispose Of surplus staple
agricultural products in those
spheres where possible consumption
l. naturally 50 great that for prac-
teal purposes 1t is unlimited
South America. Asia and Europe
If we force producers in those con-
tinents TO find their markets among
themselves and deny them access
to our own
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19

rain where the horse and mule will
give the best mobility.
a second type Of cavalry. me-
chanized, or motorized, will be
without horse and mule. and will
be equipped with trucks, motor
cycles, tanks. etc.
The merchanization move is 10
be carried on throughout the army.
but the most drastic changes will
take place in the cavalry unit.
Horse Antiquated.
Cavalry acquired its name dur
ing the period wnen soldiers mount
&c on horses were able to move
more rapidly upon an enemy than
any other arm General MacAr-
thur states in today's announce
ment. AT that time. the horse
also had a value as a charging
weapon. Thus. there has grown up
IN the public mind a very natural
conception that cavalry must in
clude the horse.
Modern firearms have esmin-
Aed the horse as a weapon. and as
q means Of transportation he has
generally become. next to the dis
mounted man. the slowest means
of transportation. In some special
cases Of difficult terrain, the horse.
properly supplemented by motor
transportation, may still furnish the
best mobility. and this situation is
properly borne in mind in all our
plans
The new cavalry arm. the me-
chanized force. will be reorganized
as a reinforced cavalry regiment. in
which appropriate equipment Of
the present mechanical force win
be made gradually.
Tanks Important
An important development of the
tank as a modem weapon OF war
fare was also explained IN the War
Department announcement. When
connected with the infantry. the
term tank" IS used, but when en-
ployed as a part OF the equipment
Of cavalry, II may be developed 10
possess characteristics particularly
requisite for such service. and II
might then be given the name
combat car"
Col. Francis Glover. commander
Of Fort Brown. explained that the
new move Is Of vital importance 70
cavalry units.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
Huge Jewish Is
Taken at PIT. Isabel

A Jewish weighing $50 ponds
and measuring eight feet from tip
TO tip. believed TO be the largest
ever landed in this section. was
taken at Brazos point early Sunday
morning by Gonzalo Mesa and Fred
Kovalski Of Brownsville.
The yiant fish, hooked by acct
dent. was landed only after a fight
OF alncSt an hour. Kowalski was
pulling III the line to rebait when
ne hooked the fish under the left
I'm Mesa played the big catch down
and landed IL.
II was still alive when brought 10
Brownsville and weighed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-DiamOnd Bar pin
| 1872 karat center stone. on both
sides 81 i-2 karat stones; plat
mum white gold bar pin. late
model. newest style. DO not care
TO sell all diamonds I have but
Will sell part OF them. These stones
have been appraised by Jones Of
Lechenger's. leading Houston jew
elry concern. Phone 313, Mercedes,
Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
HARLINGEN FOREt

Information about HarIingen
from its new booklet has been re-
printed in the May issue Of Sports
and Recreation. a magazine pub
liShed in San Antonio. The article
is headed. Harrington. Fore and
devotes considerable space to the
municipal golf course here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19

ly Is higher: top on natives so up:
fed lambs weak to Is lower: sheep
about steady; top natives and
Arizona spring lamos 1000. spring
lambs ~9.O0-l0O0: lambs 90 lbs. down
6-50-750: ewes $50 lbs. down ZOO
800.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
Two viii G.. Fields

AS a result OF an article origin
ally published IN The Herald en-
corning the international problem
confronting William q. Fields, To-
cal justice Of the peace when ask
ed TO prosecute writer's OF bad
checks given In Mexico, another
Judge by the same name has been
found in San DimaS, Calf. The
Californian read a reprint OF the
article in a Los Angeles paper and
inquired TO determine If he wee
related TO the local man. It's Just
a coincidence although the Cali
fornian has had relatives in Texas,
the local man said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
City Briefs

The Van HeeSt ShopNrniture
repairing, refinishing, upholstering.
1909 Thirteenth Street, phone
l054-J. Adv.
Back in Town-Dr. Charles
Calderoni. local dentist who at
tended the State Dental conven-
ton held In Houston, returned here
today. He was in Houston five
days.
Rasco's Humble Service Station
between First and Second, Fronton.
VIII check transmission. differen-
tial. crank case. fill your battery
with distilled water. use vacuum
cleaner on upholStering. and oil
your springs for SOC. This price
good until June first. Adv.
The Czechoslovakian republic has
decorated G. B. Hutchinson Of the
University Of California with the
Order OF the White Lion for mis-
contributions TO agricultural science.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19

NEW ORLEANS. May 19-Pi-
Cotton opened active but rather
easier here today owing To lower
cables than due. First trades show
ed losses Of 7 points on all active
months which was not as large a
decline as the cables warranted.
The market soon eased off further
however. July dropping to $40 and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
CHICAGO SPUDS

CHICAGO, May l9-P-U. 4.
Dept. Agr)-Potatoes: new stock
slightly stronger: sacked per cwt.:
Alabama. Louisiana. Texas. Bliss
Triumphs 16O-1.75: old stock dull:
Idaho russets No. / mostly around
lao; Wisconsin round whites 10
40.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
Orchestra browns
Out Fatal Shot

WASHINGTON. May is. tAP)-
While the orchestra at a fashionable
night club here drowned out the
noise Of the shots. Robert s. Mont
gomery. aged 25. YESTERDAY wounded
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
KARLINCEN
BRIEFS

HARLINGEN, May l9.-Admiral
Richard 4. Byrd Of North ana
South pole fame has asked TO be
remembered 10 people OF the VAL
ley. 1t all came about when John f.
F.oore OF the Harlingen Cham1er
of Commerce sent condolences upon
the death OF Byrds dog Igloo, which
accompanied him on his polar
flights. Byrd said he remembered
his visit very pleasantly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19

DR.. w. M. Driskell Of Harrington,
who has Just returned from the
state dental meeting in Houston.
was elected delegate to next years
meeting. He sat in the Hous of
Delegates this year in the place
of Or. w. II. Miller. formerly c.
Weslaco, who has moved to San
Antonio. DR.. Driskell has missed
only one state meeting out OF ten.
DR.. j. q. Britain Of Harlingen,
president Of the Valley Dental So
ciety, and Or. w. II. Dear Of
Brownsville were also present from
the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
Beck Builds Bungalow

Beck Builds Bungalow
A brick n residence 30x38
feet Is being built by Sam j. Vii
son, local contractor for j. p. Beck
and son at COL East Madison. II
will cost $1,000.
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LOWER TARIFF

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WILLIAM BOYD
ARRESTED IN
Los ANGELES
Possession of Obscene
Pictures One of
Three Charges

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$4,000 BAIL
Holds two IN
GORDON Case
Cop On Vacation Is
Awaited By ~. Y.
Authorities

NEW YORK FEB 1-P-TEo
Een wee u tsI and The arrival
II q third from Bermuda was
awaited To-Day Is authorities sought
the x-zTsrS o. Vivian Go-co1- pro
pertEse witness II q We graft IL
JURY WHO left a diary.
After examination before =
Br01x grand Iu-T. John A Rzde-
l0zE- Miss Gorcc1s attorney and
Sam Cohen an eT-co1E1ct. we're
he'd In S580D bail esch as mate
rial witnesses On tire demand o.
Dzstric- Attorney Charles NC
LzuEnIfn Both Ee.e mentioned L
her diary Is re1 she feared
Pz--o--za Andrew J. McLaUgh-
LII. who made TIE arrest that sent
Mss Gordon 70 Bedford Reform
zt0-y II 1913 o. z vice charge. has
been or q vacation II letters 70
her ex-hSbznd and 70 graft In
wS-azzto-s. Mss Gordon accused
Mclaughlin O framing her-
Irving Ben Cooper q counsel +
the magistrates courts inquiry. said
Miss Gordon already had made
charges Il Al interview with him
and vas seeking proof VIXEN she
was S-rznzls6 and dumped out CT
an automobile II Van CC-Ilandf
PARK She accused her former
husband z c BlschofE- who Is q
deputy Z G Marshal and Nc
Laughlf Of c0n<prinE 20 in1-LScr
her II order 10 obtain custody 0s
her daughter. Bonita
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01
Woman and Uncle
Wounded, Two Dead

SAN ANTONIO. Feb 1s-P-
Ms Sarah del RIO and her unc5e
Z He-rar6ez -. Eere II q hos
p-zl here today II serious condition
from gu1<h0- wounds and her 10
nonsE old baby and her husband.
Fernando de- Rio. 90. were dead.
otter Q shooting last night
Hernandez tod pc1irs De. Rio
had core % his hc1se 70 see tns
BABY Re had been separated from
his wife soEe tine The father
tried 70 snatch tte child from TIE
uot5e-- After q struggle. r. drew
a Eu1- shot IRE 5zb- twice through
tie head while i ~zs n the moth
es arms. shot her txirs- then
shot Hernandez - TIE cAest ard
sr-- LAIR h-s body xzs found q
n small car q ere rear q IRE
n0usr- With tu1srs = his EFT Isz-
cnr-- ard through Ire right tempe
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01
LATE RALLY
TAKES EDGE
OFF DECLINE

s10Ee5 increased anxiety relative
70 entrance o s-5e Ua1-ed States
whsst mo active competition 18th
Enez. from other countries Re-
ces7-s Of cora = Chicago so-z-s6
nearly double those both Q. : <esk
and q year age
Wheat closed irregular. ! 10
cents Io<e- to Is advance. corr
! Is q. . - gan. oats IL do<n
. Is ID. and provisions a. ! rze
Of ) 20 u cents
D0En.Ir1 @ grain p-lceS began
q Soo1 zs trading started Rallies
s1-e-Es-d lacked force. ard i Ezs
especially apparent that announce
zent q Canadian Wheat export
b1yIneSs fsIla6 70 act as > stimulus
= Chrzso. although the purchases
from Canada II OVERSEAS account
to.ale6 10000 bushels. On the
contrary. attention focused On III
expected relative weakness Of Liver
poo Tlez- quotations and OF the
fact that parts OF Kansas had
received more than q foot Of snoz-
In the cora market the price Of
March delivery fell 70 below CO
Cents not only ou.doznE TIE seas
Ons previous bottom record III.
also that Of any delivery snce 1871
Liquidation Of oats holdings took
Mz-rE cats 70 under - ce-S. .
rEE lcE on the crop
Packers buying advanced pro
visions. despite lover quotations o.
hcES
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01
SCAREACE AL
EACESENDOF
LONG CAREER
Six Months In Jail
Face Chicago
Racketeer

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01
81 JOHN COOLEY


fAxEnrxHsEH Pres ErMnr WrTfeg
NEW YORK Feh 2s-P-We<
s71 selling fo- both accounts gave
s-ockx n rear-iona-J t01e today. a.
r-ouxh . late rally rook TIC edge
cff the ceclIne-
Sacrfs who had been watching
f- g opening ceclced that the
pocr January -zL-ozd earnings
ar fhe dec5ns Il pivotal issues
ys<-erczy offered an opportunity
al stccks zere sod rather hrISk-
- drTzzx TIRE first E01z- Carrier
k1zrex s11pped cTf ! 70 ; PozrIs and
far r-ecesS3czs deTel1ped Il IN
6zStrialx and Utilities IS s-c7-lcS
Ufers were uncovered
Eruux support for some @ the
Z<zent speculative f~avo-1eS- not
abs Ra60 and Columbia Grzp1s-
phone, srnsened prices n the last
bali hour and TIE close was only
lrexulzrly lower. with rails Sill
Heavy Saies appropriated l10y0oo
shares
Grain markets were easy. Wheat
closed unchanged 70 / IL off II
sympathy with WrnipeE Be1e1I-
Gal STOW II Kansas z-So was a
fzr<dr. Corr was influenced bg
larger receipts ard q small co.,
s1rninx demand and suffered small
losses Cotton 20 6 10 . points
Foreign exchanges =e-s oil
Srer1nE cables and the Fre-c1
Frame Yielded slightly. but the
German Marx and Spanish Pesers
firrsed
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PNEUMONIA
THREATENS
Gang HEAD
Illness Develops After
Operation to Take
Out Bullet

HASTINGS Ee5- Fe1 AZ
jim T1cD2- rE2z-A Iez1E q r1s
gang E13c1 zE1 ID 1hs EzSs
Ezt1orzl bark ard oc-z1-ec SZ7DL
wednesday, vas ss-sCzzlF - foczr
froL p-eZmo--2 w-.c1 6sTN-o-er
following an operati1n 10 re-1Ts q
buLeJ fr01 ms 5cc--
Physicians Attending E7 sad rs
chance C re1o#Erz-E Was SCI
The bulzeS 1-zeE had czzsd ns-@
which Trey had nos expected hin 20
survive
Tn0zzss ITO cc--zr50zE Ee---
fed bT officers 6 jimmy C-gz-1tcl
and jimmy woodruff. both wz1-s5
III Texas for hank r05oey. Ec-e SD
&C large today. TIE E0r-z1 czp---
Cd along with Th0-rzs Ezs Z 5sEl
here AMI her hairy boz Ezs = charge
q fEe Red Cross SIC eZpe--S =
becure = Eo-hE again soc-
Thomas Ezs caught q BelTi6er.
Ee6- after ne and ms cozrz-1ons
had fought Ths1- <zy OFT Ct : DC
Ice trap fere and a56ur1e1 tho =
the offl9erx. The poloe1en later
we're released
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Ezse hs- AZ ard i Ezrked Ter ~
TIRE E1e C TIRE face - kt11 - hE-Ez
her CT & T. e tod c. 6rrnz
around @5rh the gi and 0fhsr -=z
70 ret SANDWICHES ard scded-
-Abcz. 30 &c Ezr <w hnzs En<
When Ee ~e-r coEz toxn &c c0E1
n0r arose Ms D-zzeS- . - crrTE
70 Dr. 2 O WrE-zons h7rae an
carried 5er e sr6 f7e doctor xn
xne vas dead
T&-zC-E E1en6ec Co prove that
the Youthful de1ezGa-- r-e-e11-1-n1
attacking 1s-rea--n16 Arlene mar
prESer1e1-
Fred Philips sA6 - heard EHk-
Land declare MS z-u-uls acFErrgs
would 0e snrEpfed bg Hiss Drares
CT ne uc1-1 r1ork IRE hrl CT ~
49,
A4M
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ATTACKED GIRL
DURING FLAMING
YOUTH ESCAPADE

VALPARAISO lid Feb "a
Virgil K-kzands confession %
attacking Arlene D-zTex, the night
she died during q flaming youth
party Ezs admitted u Judge Grant
CrEnpsrker today during the fr-zl
OF Krklz7d for the girls murder.
Defense objection except Is 70 II
implication Ct four Other ycu-hS L
the a--z-x EzS cTerruler. Refer
ence 70 Paul Barton. Lecn Sczuf0z.
David Thompson Henry Sni-rk- s-s1
accused cf participating u the uE-
der was stricken CT
Tie confession c6 NJ admit sEaT-
frg TIRE E-L = tod about rhs pzr-
=. saying they drank . Io and
danced : E = added
Abort Midnight Mss Drzzss g.
gar s~szrzsrznz around from hcuza
ard : too hET CT c. ths ra--z 20
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Basketball Game
Brings On Death

ATLANTA Fee 81 re
exz-eze1. Z. = nsSkff51- Eare
Etween rs ARA mater. the rri-
Fe-Sl-v o. Georgia s-1 MaSh1nE-1-
End Lee proved 1a-al LAST night %
Same O-TE- s. former prez1e-1
O r5e GecrElz safe senate
Mr- Olive collapsed IN fhe -s<F+
CT tie c.css rn-rez- and Sie1 "a tEE
El1E-es after beng taken 20 a
hospital he had bee- - 1rc- n
nea-I a-=e-- Tor sn-E time After
m was removed from the R1E-
rr-z--- where rhe Scur-e-r Cor
fe-en-e -r---aEe-- IS beng bed.
GenrElz Eon - 20 g. II az crH--
tire pe-c6
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Tragic Deaths
Follow Family

DALLAS Pc a. alag
La rt d AISLE, MrE E41n Ear1A
IN CEz1l. Nee TaE-a1Wy EEZ IN
total CT four E1nlcmE G~M-EE ivy -l~
family H Dr- DmE41 TN B
rrn-reE- Dallas ere NENlE-
u. Ber-1snE wHE k4eE w E- EztE-
Ec1le Rrc4cEE hE-e lEz L1E.
Els e4E-TE4--n1 SER -NV
Jr- waE ElH1 ~ -E
LRyl-E 1EB- rs hruR hR Ep#Hr
years arc TREE En-rEH 49, rtE
coEHE cea-h q br1s1K~. CKEr-EE
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Film Actor is Charged Following Police Raid Today
Another
Attorney
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01
Bandit Gang Taken
By Mexican Police

MEXICO CITY Pee - -
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70 tne capzl -four nErbeS q :
bandit gang which over = pe-iod G.
years has been asssulrlnE mountain
climbers on the slopes OF the Toi-
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a brief skirmish On the Ic-ntsil
side They hare been JAILED pend
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the hand escaped with half a
dozen followers
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01
Daugherty Tells
OF Effort for Bank

WASHINGTON COURTHOUSE
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alleged abstraction of funds test
fed today O. the frzitIess effurts
ne made II SepF6nhe- 1919 20
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hank fr1En closing
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01

CHICAGO Feb 2A- NeE
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01

THE WEATHER

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