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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-29
Man DEAD. WOMAN SHOT. SUICIDE PACT
IN OUR
VALLEY

ONLY CRITICISM heard to date
! Of the proposed 10000 bond issue
OF the Brownsville Independent
School District comes from those
who seem TO believe that the board
Is not asking for enough money TO
care for the needs Of our school
children during the years TO come.
Members OF the board In discuss
ing the proposed bond issue have
been frank to say that the $4,000
for which the board asks will re-
lieve the situation for only two or
three years at the most. and that
at the end Of that time We may ex-
pect to be forced to vote additional
bond Issues.
However, they point out that II
would be unwise TO attempt 10
gauge the needs OF the future right
at this time. Development which
will surely follow the opening OF
the Brownsville port cannot be
forecast with any degree Of accur-
acy. and TO build now for what we
THINK will happen in three or
four years would be unwise.
BROWNSVILLE CITY commits
sion follows the lead of the Texas
legislature In putting to a vote OF
the people a proposal that warrant
issues shall be forbidden by the city
charter.
Legislature which adjourned Sat-
urday passed a law regulating the
issue OF warrants by counties.
Both proposals are wise to the
point that 1t seems most peculiar
that they have not been adopted
years ago. To allow the governing
body OF any particular political n
tity the power TO pledge the credit
of that entity to amounts over tri-
vial sums. except In the case Of real
emergencies. does not constitute
u notion Of a dramatic govern
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Voter. who
pay the bills. should be allowed to
say how their money shall be spent
and how much OF their money
shall be spent.
Brownsville city con- 1ission Is
to be most heartily congratulated
for having taken the first step
toward putting this inhibition of
warrant issues in the charter Of
the city.
You will not have 10 travel a
thousand miles TO find cities which
are facing bankruptcy because OF
the reckless issuance of warrants
by former administrations.
DOES 1T MEAN anything to YOU
that on the same day news dis
patches told OF the qualifying for
the Memorial Day race at Indiana
polls of an auto racer equipped
with an oil burning engine and of
the establishment OF a new non-rc-
fueling record flight by a plane
equipped with a Diesel engine?
Some OF these days this SOC a
barrel crude oil will be furnishing
the motive power for the car we
drive. only IL will probably not be
SOC a barrel crude by then.
What this development will mean
TO the economic life OF the nation
Is hard TO forecast. When the auto
me quits using gasoline, how
many men will be thrown ont OF
work. and how many plants viii be
~iismantled?
What new invention will be de-
yeloped 10 put these men TO work.
and TO employ the capital o en-
gagged in the refining business
Something will pop up. never
fret.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-29
MARKETS
AT GLANCE

NEW WORKSHOPS, weak:
investment issues b%ak TO new
lows.
Bonds, irregular, rails weak
Curb heavy, oils and special-
ties soft.
Foreign exchanges: irregular;
Spanish Peseta again at new
low.
Cotton: higher; unfavorabls
weather.
Sugar: higher; firm spot Sit
uation.
Coffee. higher; steady Braz-
liam markets.
CHICAGO - Wheat. steadys
BulliSh Canadian weather.
Corn easy: bearish acreage
estimate.
Cattle. firm.
Hogs: steady to higher.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-29
so NEW CASES ON DOCKET

There will be 90 or more new
cases on the docket or the Cam
eron county court at law when
Judge Z. +. Yates opens a new
term Monday morning.
This Is n average docket.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-29

The democratic chieftain Of his
district was first elected to con-
gresS in 1919. He was defeated for
reelection in the Harding land
slide OF 1921. but was returned to
Washington in 1923 and since then
reelection had eve been seriously
t1u0ted. He was particularly active
as a member OF the rivers and har-
bOrS committee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-29
Couple Found Shot In
Dallas Hotel Room
This Morning
LEAVE NOTES
Can't Live Without Each
Other; Would Be Blu.
ried Together

DALLAS. May 29-F-Thomas
4. Davis, %. OF Verona. N. ", was
shot and killed and Mrs. Fannie
Anderson, "a. ~ Graham. TEX, was
wounded probably fatally today In
a double shooting in a hotel room
here. Notes addressed BY them TO
whom IL may concern indicated n
double suicide pact.
The couple registered at the
hotel Monday.
On letter heads or the hotel a
note in the handwriting OF Davis
was addressed To whom ID may
concern"
1T Is impossible for US 70 live
without each other. SO we are max
ing sure We Will not be separated
again. ever. We blame no one. We
request that We be buried together,
regardless OF anything. We do not
want 70 be apart, even in death"
Thomas Z. Davis was the sig
nature, in the handwriting OF
Davis. and Fannie Anderson, ~
the handwriting Of the woman.
WOULD BE BURIED
WITH "TOMNIIE'
In a note addressed 10 "Gh~-
Mrs. Anderson left this message:
Please do not claim my body
I love Tommie and want 10 b&
buried with him even N ~ IN IN "A
pauper's grave. I want my mother
II hnwn NIL A varmwrmrFnw~ 3Mm4
IN your care, also the few things
1 have here and what little jewelry
! wear. Do not let my mother
know until after I have been buried.
This IL the only way out of III for
Tommie and me-" The note was
signed Fannie
In another note addressed ITO
whom ID may concern Davis left
directions 70 notify his father,
Warner II. Davis. Of ParkSley, Va,
and a sister. Mrs. j. T.. Wands .of
Verona. NJ. J-. and an uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert X. Lee,
Columbia. Penn.
When doctors and police reached
the hotel. they found Davis lying
on his back tn bed. "A bullet from
a large caliber revolver had pierced
his chest and he was dead before
he could be moved.
Mrs. Anderson was found sitting
on the floor in front OF the elevator.
She had been covered with q
blanket thrown about her shoulders.
She was SCantily dressed and a
bullet from the same pistol which
killed Davis had been fired into
her abdomen.
She told police and doctors she
had shot herself after Davis had
ended his own life.
CALLS FOR TOSnIIE
IN DELIRIUM
When asked. who shot your" She
said, III did IN myself. II could not
stand TO live without him. How IS
Tommie2" She was not told he was
dead. doctors fearing II would only
hasten her death.
The couple registered at the
hotel Monday under the name or
~ ID King and wife"
Employees or the hotel had been
awakened by the shots and the
cries ~ the woman. She had walk
cd from the room 90 the elevator
entrance.
The notes were left on n table
with personal effects Of the couple.
They we're turned over 20 Detec-
tive Chief J. Charles Cunning.
Shortly after reaching the hos
pital. Mrs. Anderson lapsed into
Inconsistencies and ~ delirium
continued railing for "Tommle.n
GRAHAM. Tex May 29-fFt-A
man who registered IN a Dallas
Continued on page 81
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-29

BROWNSVILLE CITY commits
sion follows the lead OF the Texas
legislature In putting TO a vote OF
the people a proposal that warrant
issues shall be forbidden by the city
charter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-29

What new invention will be de-
veloped 10 put these men to work.
and TO employ the capital now en-
gagged in the refining bushes?
Something will pop up. never
fret.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-29

Some OF these days this SOC a
barrel crude oil will be furnishing
the motive power for the car we
drive. only 1t will probably not be
SOC a barrel crude by then.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-29

MI. and Mrs. John Voter. who
pay the bills. should be allowed to
say how their money shall be spent
and how much of their money
shall be spent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-29

DOES 1T MEAN anything to YOU
that on the same day news dis
patches told OF the qualifying for
the Memorial Day race at Indiana
polls of an auto racer equipped
with an oil burning engine and of
the establishment OF a new non-rc-
fueling record flight by a plane
enuinned with a Diesel engine?
La gaceta., 1931-07-23
LA OPOSICION
CONTRA LAS
DE CABALLOS

En- una reunion del Capftulo
de Tampa del Comite Nacional
de Mujeres para ell cumplimien-
to de las leyes, celehrada aver,
un Comite de 10 mujeres de
las Iglesias Protestantes dieron
cuenta del progreso de la lucha
que vienen sosteniendo contra
las carreras de caballos y pc
rros. Ell Comite esta p~residido
por Mrs. Pearl M. Chason.
Otro comite inform6 que los
funcionarios de la Ciudad y del
Condado hab1an prometido ce-
rrar las maquinas para apostar
dinero.
Mrs. Lila Lloyd habl6 sobre
las pr6ximas elecciones de con-
ceiales.
Una reunion especial del CO.
mite executive ha sido senalada
para ell Viernes por la manana.
La gaceta., 1931-07-23
Sc ROBO UN VESTIDO Y UN
PAR DE A

Como a las ocho de la mafana
de hoy un ciudadano de la raza
negra Sc present6 en- ell estable-
cimiento que ell Ejercito de Sal
vaci6n tiene en- la casa n1mero
1909 de la SNotima avenida, con
ell prop6sito aparente de hacer
una compra.
Viendo que ell eti6pico no Sc
decidia a comprar NADIA, ell en-
cargado de la tienda Sc descuido
un tanto; pero tuvo tempo de
yer como ell hombre Sc apodera-
ba primero de un vestido de me
rino negro y 10 ocultaba debajo
de su saco y despues hacia la
misma operation con un par de
zapatos.
Para desdicha del negro, ell
vigilante n1mero So, Stewart,
muy popular en- ell Cfrculo Gu
bano, donde acostumbra a cui-
dar durante los bales, lie echo el
guante, quitandole 10 robado.
Ell po1icfa devolvi6 las prem
das al Ejercito de Salvation y ell
negro fue remitido a la carcel.
La gaceta., 1931-07-23

DEL PUERTO

Procedente de Savannah, Ga,
a carga r~fosfato, lego aver ell
vapor japones Capeton Maru.
Arribo a cargar MADEIRA ell va
por noruego Vestvangen, que
procede de Mobile.
Tambien entraron los vapores
americanos Cuba e Irene.
Cargado de fosfato salio con
rumbo a Brennan, Hamburgo y
Rotterdam ell vapor americana
Aquarius. .
Hacia Dantzig zarp6, con IN
cargamento de fosfato, ell vapor
aleman Kelkheim.
La gaceta., 1931-07-23
w
[2 JAIN
Comes

WHAT many people call indigestion
wv very often means excess acid in
the stomach. The stomach nerves have
been over-stimulated, and food sours.
The corrective is an alkali, which quickly
n~eutralizes acids. And the best alkali
known to medical science Is Phillips
Milk of Magnesia.
One spoonful of this harmless, taste
less alkali neutralizes instantly many
times as much harmful acid, and then
the symptoms disappear at once. You
will never use crude methods when once
you learn the efficiency of this. Go get
a small bottle to try.
Get the genuine Phillips Milk of
Magnesia, the kind physicians have
prescribed for so years in correcting
excess acids. Csc and Soc a bOttIe-any
drugstora.
La gaceta., 1931-07-23
DESDE Ell DE A
GOSTO Sc ADMITIRAN
PAQUETES POSTALES DE
MAYOR TAMANO

La Sra. Barnard, admins.
de correos de Tampa,
anunci6 aver que a partir de
dia Il de agosto su departa.
mento admitira paquetes pos
tales de 100 pulgadas y un pc
so de 70 libras. Al presente e.
tamaho es de "a pulgadas, 70
libras para la IONA n1mero /
Y so para la n1mero 2 Y restar
tes.
La gaceta., 1931-07-23
LOS PIECES NO PICABAN Y
Sc LIE D~ESCOMPUSQ LA
LANCHA

Ell vigilante Fred Bryant sa.
lilo aver de pesca, esperanto re-
gresar a tempo para cumplir
sus deberes bajo la direction de
Mr. Knight.
Pero en- algdn lugar de a ba-
hfa, la lancha Sc lie descompuso,
cuando los peces Sc negaban 9
picar, y Fred no pudo presental
Sc hoy para ell servicio.
De la estaci6n sali6 I'm teIe
grama, dirigido a Neptune, para
que interceda con los peces y
permitan estos que Bryant re-
torne a su posta.
Todavia no Sc ha podido ave.
riguar Quien intercedera con e
motor, pero sup6nese que ser$
un mecanico.
La gaceta., 1931-07-23
REBELDES AGENTINOS
ENTRARON e. Ell PARA
QUAY ~

Buenos Aires, Julio 23.-Sa
bese que ha llegado al Para
quay ell coronel Gregorio Po-
mar, supuesto jefe de un mo-
vimiento revolucionario que Sc
iniciara en- Corrientes. Con Po-
mar Sc desterraron los hon.
bres que lie secundaran en- Ell
alzamiento. Sc acusa Aal coro-
mel de haber dado N Aerte al
teniente coronel Limo lontiel.
La gaceta., 1931-07-23
LA HUELGA DE LOS
Observaciones@

Como impartial que soy en-
ell conflicto que los compane-
ros ReSagSdores mantiener
con los Sres. Fabricantes, voy
hacer una observation a los
trabajadores de Tampa para
que juzguen con justicia Ia
huelga que sostienen los Reza-
gadores.
ST no estoy NAL informado,
cuando los Sres. Fabricantes
hicieron ell famoso reajuste de
1919 a los trabajadores de la
Industrial, los companeros Re-
zagadores Sc entrevistaron con
los Sres. Fabricantes para re-
cordarles de que ell 1919 que
Sc rebajaba de sus sueldos era
injusto, debido a que en- MIN
gun tempo Sc les habia au :
mentado ell 1919 que rebaja-
ban.
Entraron en- consideraciones
Fabricantes y Rezagadores, y
los primeros insistieron en- que
ell 1919 que rebajaban era de
perentoria necesidad para la
Industrial, y que todos los ira
bajadores debfan sufrir esa re
baja, pero que, no ~obstante, no
estaban cerrados todos los ca
minos para llegar a una solu-
ci6n satisfactoria e insinuaron
que I'm "destajo" bien entendi-
do pudiese tai vez solucionar
las aspiraciones de los Rezaga-
dores, va que con este sistema
podian resolver en- parte ell
problema de los que no traba-
jaban. Los Rezagadores hasa
dos en- estos deseos expresa-
dos por los Sres. Fabricantes,
formularon las bases de "des-
tajo" siempre sujetas a discu-
sion, Y cual no serfa la sorpre-
sa de los companeros Rezaga-
dores, cuando las presentaron
a los Sres. Fabricantes, al con-
testar estos que las rechazaban
sin discutirlas.
De esta manera surgi6 la
huelga de estos c%ompaneros
que tanta justicia y nobleza
encierra; asi fue como qued6
planteada esta huelga, mott
vada por conseguir trabajo a
los mlemDros que careclan de
el e impulsada por la hipocre-
STA de los Sres. Fabricantes,
que por 10 que Sc We preten-
dian jugar con la dignidad de
estos trabajadores.
IMerece, pues, que la huel-
ga de Rezagadores sea mirada
con indiferencia por los que sc
han puesto al lado del Fabri.
cante, 10 mismo Despalillado.
ras, que Dependencies, Taba
queros o ReZagadores mismos?
mo es merecedora esta
La gaceta., 1931-07-23

huelga de que los trabajadores
de la Industria observer la neq
tralidad que pidieron los huel
guistas?
Pedro Cueto Cadrecha
Tampa, % de Julio de 1881
La gaceta., 1931-07-23


De orden del Sr. Presidente
cito por este medic a los seno-
res componentes de esta Agru-
paci6n para la Junta Extraor-
dinaria que ha de celebrarse
hoy, a las $3.50 de la noche, en-
ell Circulo Cubano.
Siendo de verdadero interes
Ell asunto a tratar, ruegase la
mas puntual asistencia.
Atentamente,
Ell Secretario.
La gaceta., 1931-07-23
A~PUNALEARON A UN line
RO

Brownsville, Pa, Julio 23.-
Tres hombres desconocidos alta
caron aver, dandole de punala-
das, a Frank Horks, de AZ amos,
un minero rompehuelga.
Horka, que sc encuentra en-
muy grave estado, dice que el Sc
dirigfa a su casa, desde la nina
Melrose, cuando fue acometido.
La gaceta., 1931-07-23
CRCULO CUBANO
DE TAMPA

La Seccion de Beneficencis
ha resuelto prestar su coope-
racion a la Seccion de Propa-
ganda, en- su Cabaret y Picnic
del ! y 2 de Agosto.
La gaceta., 1931-07-23
ACUSADOS DE VIOLAR LA
LEY SEGA

FL comisionado federal Pin =
kerton puso aver a disposition
del gran jurado a Nora Walker,
Alice W. Howard y George Dur
ain, detenido en- ell cafe Gem,
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City Of Mission
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