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t v9tnws of mai |rc«i3«ficj* runrlu^il pti« r hiiv ti fir alili^hcMl at a hrM -luirth,mu piiNtii^ l*i restrainrr*»ti i ftm IiMiv In t*:i-*; n«{ wurllr of other !I*■%!promjn** It* rc-i g ver umontal wrvitf »inns«*ntal f inant tal asrk act*.vJl perm if in its ter* t.d'i prflindir** to beIIAno.Rer woman saia sne was to piraufor a pardon for her son whose sentence Wit about to expire, a job seeker wa-.ready to toll Ma what he wanted andwhy Ik* wanted it, and Homer D. Wadf, assistant manager of the Weat Texas chamber of commerce was on hand to u Re Ma to invite i're..idcnt and Mrs,roulidir- to attend the celebration of the chamber in Mineral Wells next May.If i*«m \r?»tnuav wiui 11 ur^aii «u nuunand did not end until long in the night. Besides the strain 01 the inaugurationceremonies, she participated in a reception in the senate last night, led three1'rclasthigrand marches, one in the senate chamber and two at local hotels. Her ap-t\VIifiv part «f iht* t#»ro#ht*r |in t X.y # or iliemivitie^ for pucfe erfftni*ff c*r to (faff root uit‘1 to aipprovrd Japanese*tf rw» f**r ft period #»fa!*o tlir right tov«Hies in ibr rat** i ft*o «ight ier clt; nt and j»»I from five to fifteen » per rent where guphill. Materials requiredrisst s will Ik* admittr d ij»rt- i-ntat *vf* jir thr Ivuft^airre of Jap- |tfii in li|0. IinConfessesrag Negro Boyshwiat*’d l*r-* »s.), Jan. 21, Charges «»I ifstrr Fsrle, a negro ir» a justice of thev against John M* Lam •rnher of an old Tetassurrendered to the-1»i t attorney \ *nd •sd killed h negro boy.itenient to that «ffe»tok officers to a po. up the negro’s body.at said h^ had stru* lt;cad with an ax.ii!uston Broker, lercy of Court,. ,lt;* « itH I'ress. iIanI—Williama v#• ar ago onc_^f thebrokers of Tlou tm i the mercy of a juryt here today hy plead*f four charge* of pass h**u*e roHpti for cot*dv uti*b*r a iiv** * caron a conviction on ai i mmd i At ton m .»r*collateral for u loanIard’s act;ons are saido bank and relativesi pea ranee at each was the signal for agreeting which was warm and re*pect-j fttl.* 1--ciahi?tioU S. RAILROADSit!raionWELL REPORTiDEBTS SETTLEDItoiiaftIiSandoval Killed by Dep- Claims, Counter Claimsa nrthrLotbututy in Line of Duty,VerdictSheriff Sam Robertson is restingwell todav, although he is weak due tolo. of blood caused by the lt;ep xn.f*i ut in the back of his shoulder icceivI ed in the altercation yesterday morningwith Isidto Sandoval, who was ki”clt; inthe attempt to arrest him.The body of Sandoval was brought to Brow n.sville yesterday afternoon, andfun* ral *lt; rvlces were held at 10 o'clockhtis morning from the F. E. Morris undertaking establishment, a number of relatives of the deceased, including Fidel lltmjtsa. his half brother, and other relatives living in Brownsville, look part in the servic* s.Judge tin rge H. Hrlt; »n, justice of the peace, who was with the party of officer* at the scene, and who witnessed the affair, this morning returned a coroner’s vtrditv that Isidro Sandoval died of bullet wounds, inflicted hy Deputy Sheriff Roy Collin* acting in line of duty. According to Judge Brown, the incidents leading up to the killing are as follows:Sand val, who was a giant in xtaturc and physical strength, cante to the(Continued on 1'age Two)aRMMB*Beverly Bayne Won’tLive With Bushman1 Kv 1 he A ssoeiated Prrv*.|MIS AKCKLKS. t alif., Jan. 21.Francis X. Ilu hman, motion picture actor an I hi* actress wife, Beverly Bayne, lave s«*paiated, the Los Angelc* Timeswill say today. quoting Mias Bayne to *hc effect that while no divorce xctinm is in pro-pert in the immediate future, “Mr. Bust man and I just decided it would be more agreeable for us to livePaid Without Suits,*Report Show*Athet ioiBaiLinWASHINGTON, D. lt;Jan. 21—Liquidation of claims and counter claims between the federal government and railroads growing out of the government’swar time controv of the carriers hasA*been practically completed without litigation in any ease, James ('. Davis, director general of railroads, announced J Tuesday in presenting his final reportto President Coolidge.With the original aggregate of $768,- : 003,274 claimed as damages fjy the roads taken over finally scaled down to a total credit of $243.64?,!!H» for under-maintenanee and other items owed by j the government, the port showed the government at the Mimo time collected $1 y.'»,072,2tb'» for expenditures in excess f of rcquireinen s, making the net cost *of settlement S1H.574.00I.sailme1t ra mei tra thi:maIthanigleaevewilshipecValothTwo small roads in Colorado whereireceivership has involved difficulties j have not vet settled, Mr. Davis reported., and there are between 6000 and 7000 law I suits brought by private parties for damages against roads which the government must defend, but the total amount involved will be small by com-prison w*ih t h «* settlerrrnt reachedwith the roads themselves. The ad-mini*.’ration will continue at least for a few months, it xvas said, in dealing with these.Mr. Davis calculated that the finalM\ioi4f'liewhAm itnet cost to the government of its war!time railroad control would be $1,674,-I 1100.000.Senate Asks Coolidgeperhue1To Call Arms MeetiwWASHINGTON. D. ( ., Jan. 21.— Without discussion nr a ret f rd vo’e the senate teday accepted an amendment to the naval bill requesting President f ool-H.IantHameed
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Brownsville Evening Herald
Brownsville, Texas, US
Wed, Jan 21, 1925
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