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BROWNWOOD BULLETIN
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I BROWNWOOD, TEXAS, MONDAY, JANUARY 26,1825
VOL. XXV. NO. 87
SENATE REJECTS LABOR AMf MOMENT
MOTHER BARES LIFE STORY IN DEFENSE OF SON IN MURDER TRIAL
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DENIES CHA|£E 'SIS
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i * DKSSE.MER, Ala.. Jan. 26—Mne-
WITNESS tj-two witnesses for the defense
and thirty lor tnf state are under j
i subpoena for appearance today for!
- * —-- J the trial of Dr. George T. Edwards.
(B* Attveimted Prett) charged with tlrat degree murder
jyXXAS. Jan. 2d.—Mr*. Kate jB connection with the death of hi*
GANGSTER UES
NEAR DEATH AS
RESULT WOUND
ME A- f BA W KURD OS
( STAND REVIEWS MARRIAGE
WITH RICH BAN.
SPEAKER
HINTS THAT
Till LEY
AC-
BETH INC."
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CHICAGO. Jan. 26.—Johnny Tor-
!>'.' rio, gangster and beer-runner, shot
by two unidentified aMailants Sat-
urday night in front of hi* jjpnw*.
w.i* in a more serious condition to-
day and physTciah* fear-d hi*
NCILIATION
S BRIGHTER
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OBMISSIAN TO MEDIATE DIS-
Ft'TED l*OINTS COVEN EH
*» m™? eye-witnesses mmm
GIVE DETAILS IS DIED BY
HERRIN BUTTLE DIE MAJORITY
AT GENEVA TODAY.
Lamar Crawford, mother of *lt' who "**, nrtt^ered in her
home as she slept December 2nd.
Lester Crawford, charged Dr. Edvrafds w»a arrested after
took the he had rained nn alarm telling the
neighbors that an intruder had
witness stand in her son's behalf slain hi* wife and attempted to
district court •*** ,I,m' Neighbor* and police
found Mr*. Edward* dead in her
WWUni
with killing Caul O'Day.
today
r
in criminal
AM* *** ot tb* bed and the phvflcian* loft hand
day and long before court convened wounded. Their outage was in ex-
wry available space in the court tr-mo disorder. The physician told
room was filled, more women than P°«*<F h«* *»* -wakened by the tn-
ttrudor attempting to administer a
nfen being present. drug to him. He leaped from hi*,
The first questions brought out bed nod grappled with Ihe intruder,
that she had testified at the pre- hi* story went. In his hand-to-hand
1 inti nary hearing of her son. that' enoounter. Dr. Edwards said he fir-
idM was the defendant's mother, ed three times at his osnailant and >
and widow of the let* Color .‘I W. the intruder fired once, the bullet* I , ■ , .
L Crawford She said her first' striking the doctor's left. hand. Dr. lnvertigntlon committee a* appoint-
martiage wan toil* C. Q. Lamar.* Edwards said the man
lr.. son of Judge L. C. Q. Lamar, when he switched on th<
Jcmtary of thie interior in the cabl- found Mr*. Edward*
net of President Cleveland drugged and slain with
Mrs. Crawford told of first com- **rument.
to Dallas in 18&J, of opening
art studio and then returning
to Washington. Later she went
AUSTIN. jttu2«.—Rising to a| wound* would prove fatal
question of personal privilege. Hep- , Tbo bullet* which penetrated hi*
resentative T. K. Irwin In the house : body probably were poisoned, as
declared that be not only would i Infection ha* set In. physician* re-
serve on ithe prison Investigation- ported. Torrio suc**ed this him-
self. and advised medical attend-
ant* to cauterise the wound* last
right. One wound in hi* neck ha*
lu i otne infia-ued.
The cant.'Uer'* wife is with him
onimlttce l*ut would demand a
thorough and fair probe. He said
hi* statement was ta answer to ru-
mors that he was to withdraw from
the committee because he had not
been appointed chairrofin. through coast?atly. while the room Is guard-
the author of the resolution 1 ed 4* fear of possible gang r.ik»*.
. Speaker Satterwhite replied that Qurstioning hy police La* failed to
he had nothing personal In appoint-1 »ned any ii^ht on the identity of
Ing Representative R. M. Chitwood. t|»e assailant* Torrio refuses to
Sweet water, a* chairman, adding answer questions. He was an ene-
, that he had ample precedent. i ,n>' °f ihe late Dion O Ran n inn.
(.lad to Serve. .i j »l*in ganger, in their rival beer-
"I shall serve on the penitemlgry running operation*, police said.
The slayers of O Uannlon still are
sought. 8
1Y
An inve*
dated over several days? Resulted in
the presentation of the lease to a
td grand Jury which indicted the phy-
ta#gkt two i*n Key d<kttce tM not Pub'
CqRege Sherman, after which ahfiV®" J *•
went again to Whahiaftan HBb>. ----—L*-— *
aaid she filed suit for divorce from
her hdsband In Washington, and
came to Dallas, living with her I
sifter. Mflfi. Evans, v * ? fv ,
“DM T*» come to Dail^a Before.
gan got your divorce" she was ask-,
•: j -1
“Whenr / „
“I came here the first of Septem-
J»er. 1895."
“Did you live with your sister?”
“Yes. until I found a log on San
Jacinto Sfreet and built a little
THIEVES ROD
SHOPWHDOK
AT HOUSTON
fled and «*• h> JQdr and my Honorable
lights he speaker," Representative v Irwin
nde he<*n said
blunt in- "In asking for the investigation
tion that I did not do so for the purpose of
seeking any tactical political ad-
\antagc, nor place of prominence
on same but I had g desire to serve
Texas, haring only the desire to
serve Texas, haring only the true
interest of my people at haart.
“It iv my desire* that the com-
mittee shall be thorough, fair, fear-
less. harmonious and frank with
the m
the people
“I should Meont the insinnatto*'w^TTm~iw*iie»V
that say m- mber in not in nympn-j^. wtM, -,rgfd ieglnlstioh t«. pr.vh.tt1f
*i*f with such 1 progragn. j tuirisking of andeviVaNr In
"I am authorise.) to say that thejni^ht ctubc.. provide satisfactory
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London Night Clubs
to Be Cleaned Out
by Volice Officers
, ( H/t .1 Pr**» ) >
IA)N’DOV. J*n. W. -f*.mlo..\ ni#(
clubs wihk'h have hri-n under -dwerva-
tioti for some time will hr more slriet-
lv c.mtroiled if Sir William Jovusow-
Ilicks. the home secretary, obtain*
, , ... power fn>n. |>*riMiartit to give pciHrr
btrs of the house and »Ub|t|K ^ 0*,rtttrJ. ^ kMrtl rlljbs
Ik. — .U- ______. The sirrvlary today received a dep- _
. a tat ion Seadetl by thr Ilishup of. I*a-
|dw«. wt*» urpr.1 IrglslAtWin t*> poVhiNlf - tMW
j harii
in* Auorimltd
OKNEVA. Jan. 2<—The Joint
cavniission from the first and sec-
ond international opium conference,
appointed as a means of breaking
Hi# deadlock between the American
t European delegation*
suppression of opium
the Ear East, met today
organised. The commission
Herluf Zahle® of Den-
is +it* president and lmnied-
ly voted to make the session*
Dr. lAahlO sas not present, ow-
ing to illness, and Sir Eric Drum-
mond. secretary general of the
I-aggh" of Nations, presided today.
>1%nt a suirit of conciliation had
enlored Into the deliberation* was
rrMeut from the attitude of Rep-
reamitntive Stephen 0. Porter, head
ot the American delegation. H*
told ihe commission no dispute
seamed to exist between the dele-
gations on the length of the per-
iod which opium smokinr ahonld
be suppressed. AU of them, he said,
favored fixing it at 15 years, bat
there still existed a difference of
TfRMn as to when the 15-year [
I'Srtod should begin.
Mr. fierrtr recommended eare-
f»tl analysis of all the -projects for |
aapnression of the practice|
report* on h<» investigation-!
Itted to the commission later i
Dr. Zahle had recovcr.*d
hearing Mr. Porter's
WAMUHG FOR
ALLOFTEXAS
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DA Id .AS. Jan. 26.— Consldcrabl)
colder in the greater part of Texas
tonight and tomorrow was forecjit
hy the weather bureau today. Tem-
peratures as iow as 19. to 20 de-
grees for the north part and 24 to
30 degree* for the Interior south
portion of East Texas are expected,
idveatock warnings were issued for
West Texas, as it may be near xero
id the Panhandle and 20 to 26 de-
grees in the south portion of West
Texas, it was JO degrees at Ami‘
i1iio at seven o'clock this morning.
Shippers were advised to protect
for shipments going north from
H.lYN THOMAS WAS KILLED B\
Yor.NG’S FOLLOWER# OfT-
SIDE OF THF BOOB.
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( II w A*tofiot*d Prett )
HERRIN, Ills.. Jan. 26.—Version*
given today by two professed eye-
witnesses of the gun flebt here on
Saturday night, were that 8- Glenn
Yoking. Ku Klux KUn liquor raid,
•r. fired hut one shot and Deputy
Sheriff Ora Thoma* killed Yonng.
bul that Thomas wa* killed hy Ed
Kofhes and Homer Warren..
Elias Green, nn official of the
local miner*' union, related to re-
near xem temperatures; west and : porters that ne vta* in the Caaaiy
east jlS-to 20 degrees and south Oigar Store wheri Young came In.
fre#sing to coast Tuesday night [ Young, he asserted, began to curse
ihiin and berate him for having gone
~ ——- before certain Williamson county
.... ' • union* and denouncing Young as a
..., ' ' , 1 *”“**!!• , ! protector or “scab*'' and an enemy
hlcago. Jan. 2b^The latest of ,>bor<
coM wnve from Alaska had pushed, “Then the door In the rear .op-
xnrq temperatures a* far southeast- «>ned and In came Ora Thomas."
ward today ns southern Nebraska (jr^»n continued. "Ydung whirled
gnd^ northern Iowa with an el* shout and shouted ‘Close the doorj
pe<(ed drop to near tero In t’hlea- and Iriek l^.’ Ora just stood there]
go tonight. Sub-zero temperature* and looked at’Glenn Yonng. Ora!
rmnfingtrom 2« to 4d rtegreea were had hi* hands on his two automat-]
reported from North Dakota, north- lea hat didn't make a move.
ernLMinnesota and Manitoba. ] I *e»l Him As a Shield.
I "Theh Young grabbed me and
shoved me between, them- I push-
ed Yonng a little hack, and Young
aaid. T>on't draw. Ora, or I'll shoot
too' . , ;
"Then 1 shovew hack at Young
and shoved him along the cigar
ONLY TWO SENATORS VOTE IX
FAVOR OF CHILD I.AKOR ,
ABENDBENT.
LUFKIN DOCTOR
time.
home on it.
"You had never heard of Colonel dow-crackers." who raided two
W. L. Crawford op V> the time of down-town jewelry store windows
your coming here in 1W> had early today. ff°t away with a
jomT* ; proximhAely $2.t*00 worth of
“No. I met him after I came
her*.
!
‘Do you remember meeting him’”, i^lry and other articles.
•Yea . I was down town with my' N'°la“ Company suffered a
sister. He was standing on Main between $4ow and 1500.
Street in front of his oflee and she
said she had some matters of busi-
ness to discuss with him. She
stopped to talk wtth him and in-
. rod need me.'* . .
“Later didn't Colon*. I Crawford
tell you that you could try your
divorce case here, and that it would
nave you the trip to Washington
and expense?"
“Yes."
“He sent a little note to me by a
negro servant the day after and
asked if he could call. T *
“That night, when he
goverdor's office will gi*c this com-]measures
; milter their hearty co-op#r*tioo in the entry
, its effort to punish any offender
: and to correct any evil in the pris-
on systen*"
Wants Deni Probe.
S|*eaker Satterwhite pointe*] out
that every legislature for twenty-
year* has been investigating the
40- prison system without re*u!t* and
Loo# lkat this time he desired to see re-
The store of Dave ScMesinger snli*. rdding that he had no deifre
was loser of about J1.500 worth of t‘» hamper the Investigation, bti m
(B* A**i>ciatn( Pt**»)
HOr$TON. Tex^ Jan.f2«.—“W>-
r. G.
loss of
the' other baud, appointed a cm
mittee which he believed would a
to the bottom of the problem.
In both cases holes were made j The system, he said, shoo*
in show windows with diitmood < re-organized and placed und-
pointed glass-cutter*.
■rter's ra J|||Tft I
», |i, I,, „ir nui, ■,... j ^— 7 - - - — - . ■, - —• — sell, head ]
of registration and aTowlof the British delegation, have had I
of police officers at anyrGirther private conference*, andj
until tomorrow morning.
Mr. Porter and I*ord Cecil.
caac, (
hi* tu
BmbH. hit anybody*
"Then 1 sKffved hack
Texas Heirs Sought
Following Decision
of Netc York Court
seem to hare reached an accord on j
disputed question* in connection Bryan
with the narcotic drug convention
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—--■■■ • ■ - ■ *T*!
and puddealy he drew ooe of
two guns and fired a shot but
Inquired “la my
S INCH EE hCRRENDERS.
(H* A *»oeiml*<t Prttt)
VERA CRUZ. Jan. 26 — Abrah
injured
his cousin,Earl >i
last evenlBff ) when
i dm
,„ .t**,triatrd Pr*u) ! S«che». brother of the rebel chiFf-
ROCHt^TER. N. Y.. Jan 2C— ,aln- Guadalupe Manchex. has sur-
fthprtly after midnight. H. ^ He said his
8lban of this city set out for Texas pb,^brr bad, '* ' bm
on a mission that he hope* will ,hr,t bft *» “4dln* *»
i|Ut twenty-three persons o( mod
elerate means beyond the need of
was
dley. m __¥ _______ ___
tjtelr automobile turned oveF twrt,ln,OKt fi*ht.
tjilles fiom Corrigan. Dr. Haridley‘« Glen's version also
Iwby wa* killed in an automobile, Thomas killed Young,
accident less than a year ago.about i Thomas was not killed
a quarter of a mile from wh**™ i but
physician was killed.
fen Al tjiia Mam the shoottBff.----- ----
commenced from the oil (aide and attention has been given
t£o men ran in with guns in their
hands. I got out hut the shooting
icontinued until nil were down.”
John 0. Glen, an anti-klan man.
who tnainrained he took no part in
the shooting;' said today he saw
. the mountain*.
RITE HEARING DELATED.
VETERAN PUBLISHER
DIES OF APOPLEXY III
HOSPITAL III CHICAGO
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smi. Lpcius?"
"In the dining room, right next;
tS us"
SB ALL ITEBS FOR HIS>
HOBE TOWN PAPER.
Crfkrf,
wdphi
( B* A *M>irin.l*d Prttt)
I' CHICAGO. Ian. 26—W’ith the
death yesterday of John C. East-
man, owner. editor and publisher
, of the Chicago Dtliy Journal, a
| newspaper career which he began
hy writing small items for his home
paper’ was ended.
Mr. Eastman, who was 63 year*
' —* - ~"r»>- JLWiSLSMl
. — Cr*wforU ^,.d *oj lASSgSSnSZ
"In, spite of the (act that Colonei
'ord knew that every word he
say would he heard, did he;
approach you on any unusual mat-
ter that night?*’
Preposed Bandage. *
"Yea. he asked me to marry him."
."I told him that 1 had worked
hard, perfecting myself in my art
trol of one man and the ^ls-
sloners should act a* a ty ,t>f di-
rectors. appointing a r* able man
as manager. He advised disposal
of the prison farms.
French Catholics.
A roused to A ction
by Herriot Policy
f'Hf Attmrimlnl Prett)
NANCY. France. Jan. 26.—-Gener-
al Do astelnau. head of the Na-
tional Catholic Federation, presid-
ing at a meeting mainly composed
of war veterans here last evening,
said;
"If anyone wishes to attack our
loyalty to France we .ire ready to
oppose ourselvea with all our force,
even by violence, to each attempts.”
Referring to the propaganda
carried on by the communists trt#
&TL rinJ »■«. H* «^d ot apoplexy at a hos-
brilr?7iT?5? pita I Where he was taken Saturday
iS ? t th?£J nCThP »'*bt oft-r ro^«pslng at his home.
-lid HU col Funeral services will be held to-
nriSoSS llrSor. The body is to
IZTJSh, M eremated. BnrUl will be at We si
Mid 8^**Jrttdh*hriaJk Alexandria. Ohio.. Mr. Eastman's
witness said. She asaerted she talk- boyhr>od h<MBe ,,w lefl a ,-eqae*.
that hi* body should not be viewed
by his friend* and be placed in a
simple inexpensive casket.
"If necessary and if the doctrine
now propagated should pruvail. we
are ready to go out in the street
and fight it. Surely fire abhor war.
but thfcre are several ways of mak-
ing war upon war."
ed to relatives ub6nt Colonel Craw-
(CONTINUED ON PAGE frvE.I
THE WEATHER
/
Ra*t Tcxhm Tonight and Tues-
day unsettled, probably rain ir
south and rain or snow in north
portion: much ctddcr wMli * cold
wave; tnaiMaturc will he 16 to
50 degrees IRSorth i»rllo» gad 54
to 30 Aver vnr interior of south
portion and probably freeling to
the coast Tuesday night lucres-
northwest winds >:i the coast
'“by Tuesday rooming. Live stock
warnings.
Best Texas: Tunfcht simI Tue*-
day unsettled, probably sik»w in
I north and ruin or semw In south
portion; colder tonight and in the
•outhrast |«>rtion Tuesday; odd
wave; trni|u-ratiirr will be ne*r
gm in tie- P-iihuudle and 5<) to
R degree' in south portion. I.ive
stock warnings.
Ok Ip bom*: Tonight snow, odd-
er, temper-lure will br Hear sero
D north and 6 to 14 la south por-
Uou( live stock v.imingy; Tuesday
fair, not so coiii in west portion.
DOI'ULE TRAGEDY.
f H* A •ute'ralfd pr»t* >
RH EVE PORT, La.. Jan. 26.-A
wedding planned for today at Pin?
Dluff. Arkansas, when Arthur 11.
Brewster was to 'have re-marri(*d
his divorced wife, was believed by
the police as the motive for tho
double slaying y«nterdayK when
killed
by a woman who was said to be
his common-law wife. The woman
then turned the revolver on herrrlf.
DAY IN AUSTIN
Following ihe death of his fath-
er. a captain In the Union army, at
the Battle of Keneaaw Mountain. n -
Mr. Eastman's family moved from T*L'.Tl.*1^ LTwM w*"
Eaton, Ohio, hU birthplace, to West
Alexandria. While here he contri-
buted new* to the Eaton Register-
Herald. „ ;
Later he studied civil engineering
at Ohio State University and work-
ed as a reporter on the Ohio State
Journal. While editor of the Wa-
■ash. Indiana. Times, he was cor-
respondent for tlie Chicago Herald
and the New York Herald. At Wa-
bash he married Miss Eva Harter,
who died in 1917.
Coming to Chicago in 1890 as a
reporter-for the Herald, fie direct-
ed the i-Hereld’s bureau at the
World’s Fair. Whe* John R. Walsh
established the Chronicle. Air. East-
man became its business manager.
Later he was advertising manarer
of the Mew York Journal, but re-
turned to Chicago to found the
Chicago American in 1900 and be
1U president.
He purchased the Chicago Journ-
al a few fears later. ‘
House(sud fcrpatr met ut I# a. m.
Representative T. K. Irwin to make
• statement concerning the prison In-
vestigation which he ha> proposed.
Cotton futures bill to come up og
second reading In the house.*
The Mil legalises cotton future con
tract* In Texas.
On thr krnalr cbauL r i* the ad-
verse committee report on thr child
labor amendment, with a minority re-
port hy Senator Murphy favoring tfw
amendment. *
Senator Davis' fnsolution asking for
cumideratina of general a|q>ropriation
bill, before consideration of sperUf
appropriation bills on the table sub-
ject to call ’ * I
financial worry. A decision hand-
ed down by lne United PtsJr* cir-
cuit court of appeal* for. the dis-
trict incluiUux Texas* ha* subrian-
DR. SI N IN HOSPITAL.
f B* Atftriated Prett)
PEKING. Jnn. 26 —Dr. Sun
. . . Sen. head of the .<o-c(aIled South f
Hated'the claims of t.wenfv-rhree /-aina government and one of the
relatives of Isaac Sayl**. f »rmerl) |ra<jeril jn (ormsMon ot the oilier suit An th# same question in
of Waverly. who died ia ( o'orad-? Chinese republic, was taken to the before the state fiipreme court and
four year* ago. to Tex;*) oil land* hospital here today to mujergo an It wa* agreed to wait decision In
*aid to be worth millior.* of doi- operstlcn^for abscess of the liver, /that before proceeding with th«*
«- tB* AumeUtled Prett i
DALLAS. Jan. 25.—Hearing on a
case involving whether the street
car fare should be 6 cents or <
Vat cents, set for todqy, was postponed
iq the Dallas county district court
by agreement of the parries. An
oil— —“ *— -----—
[ills condition is said to he serious.
case pending here.
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was that
WTU that
by Young
rethel"111 b-v Young's supporters, firing
► {from outside the-cigar store.
killed hy < omrade*.
j ' Glen asserted he believed the fa-
tal wounds of Fcrbes and Warren
were Inflicted by their own rom-
lades. ns no one of the anti-kian
side except Thomas qras seen by
him to have cr use a Weapon.
A Jury v Impaneled yesterday
viewed the scene or the shooting,
an unpretentious cigar store on
Main street, hut returned no ver-
Ifflct/,
Mrs. Young, wife ofjthe slain li-
quor, raider, asserted (h*t eye-wh
nesses would appear at the inquest
to (verify an arrnunt^hat her hus
oAnd had been lured into s trap and
shot from behind. In!a statemettt
she emphasized ttrt* fact that'Yonng
had never shot at a person within
the county until big fatal fight. >
Hope was expressed by everyone
that Williamson county’s days of
turmoil were over and that no fur-
ther action would be seen that
might add to the vicinity's notoriety
for bloodshed, although thg senti-
ment was not overly optimistic.
Body Lie* In Stale.
The body of Young today lay in
state at the First Daptlnt church,
a. red cross' near the foot of the cof-
fin. and klnnsracn keeping vigil. The
purple robes of the klan had been
replaced by street clothes.
The bodies qf Deputy Sheriff
Thomas, avowed enemy of Young,
and his two henchmen Were In their
home.
Klunsmen and sntl-klansmen of-
fered widely differing versions of
the 1925 outburst, but one version,
slightly comMning both, seemlnrlv
took precedence over the others.
According to this story, the fight
followed n shot fired from ihe Vid«*
' ?f,__ff\ ’
(CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.)
( Bp Attneinted Prett)
k USTIN, Jan. 26 —The senaU to-
4* day rejected ratification of tbw
child labor ronstitutioeal amend-
ment. 20 to 2.
Senator Charles Murphy of Honn-
ton and Senaigr A. E. Wood Of
Granger voted In opposition to thn
majority.
The vote came after extended da-
hate. Opponent* of ratification
termed the amendment an Infringe-
ment of state's rights. Senator
Murphy declared It n humanitarian
measure and asked opposing sena-
tors why, If they viewed the amend-
ment as an Infringement of mate's
right* they did not take the name
stand on the universal suffrage and
prnhibitloii amendments.
Senator Murphy pleaded with the
senate not to reject it but to defer
action and allow the people to vote
on It. Senator Wood merely con-
tented himself with a record vote.
B*ek Dtnmsftlea.
The discussion *vag precipitated
by introduction of a majority res-
olution favoring rejection and a mi-
nority report by SenMar Murphy, in
which he said that in taking bin
stand. u! ^aUt wjth lYoodrow WT1-
son who proposed two child iahor
lawe to roagresa" and other nota-
ble men. “Why this haste go re-
•anew*
’ opinion
no real
to Itf ‘
on phriy
Discussion touched upon
niatform dertaratlons in which
Senators T. J. Holbrook of Gi
»cn John Davis of DnTTaa.
E. Price of Daingerfield and
Jnmin F. Berkley of Alpine, deliv-
ered addresses.
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KINGFISHER, Okhu, Jnn. ML
— Mrs. Adeline DnMen, M,
mother el the Dalten brothers.
Ok inborn* bandits ef the NTs
is dead at her heme here. Fear
•I her nine sens were desper-
ndees.
FORT WORTH. Jnn. 2C-G.
C* Bayne, prominent Ft. Worth,
Worth hnslnes* man. died in'
Wichita * Falls today after a
brief lllne** with piteomenln.
He was sirleken late Inst week
while on a knalness trip.
WASHINGTON. Jnn. M.-Ap-
ival was given today by the
balding . eengnttiee te
bill te aatherixe expen.
dltnre ef tlUJIMM far new
post office' and ether govern-
ment building*.
FILE SUITE'S LFIS11E
, OPFOUENTS
SIT.IS NOT IMDIt
(Hm A 'tociafrd pre**)
TH nr.IN. Jan. 26.—The attitude
of tbe Rritleh government towards
regforratioa of the Angto-Iriah
treaty with the league of Nation*,
ruin rued up in the declaration that
the treaty was an internal concern
of the Britiah empire and #f no
international significance, has nerv-
ed to strengthen the position of the
lister and of the Republican par-
ties in their .antagonism towards
the league.
In this matter the two extremes
of Irikh politic* find themselves on
common ground in disparaging the
Importance of the Free State’s
membership la the league, both
contend:at that the Free State has
n^weighY in the league apart from
Great Britain.
The Republicans contend that
the recently expressed attitude of
Crest Britain towards registration
of the Irish treaty confirms their
aaeertiona. while tie Ulstermen
deny that the treaty* was properly
a treaty at all.
Meanwhile, proleague opinion In
Ireland has been expressed on the
treaty question by the recent sub-
mlstlon by the Irish Leagoe of
Nations Society to the international
organization of a protest against
the British action.
The Irish Society, which is non-
political, nnmerkally email, and
is headed by Senator James Long-
la*, vice-president of the’FreeTtate
senate, srgned that the treatyvvrsa
rightly iihd necessarily registered
and that failure to register would
hare been re pud 1 alloc by the Free
State of the covenant
EMBARGO EXTENDED.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2d.—New York
states embargo on lire poultry to-
day w;gi extended , by the state
board of health to tbe statka of
Wisconsin. Ohio. Pennsylvania.- New
Jersey sad Connecticut. The em-
bargo also Wks extended to include
prohibition of the Importation of
turkeys, duck*, geese, pigeons and
guinea fowl tn addition to chichena.
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(TODAY IN WASHINGTON]
Senate and house meet -at noon.
Argument resumed la District of
Columbia Sppreiue Court on de-
fense motion for quashing of In-
quiry* . - ,»Y. - vv„ „ , - .
Senators opposing Immediate con-
firmation of bupretm court nomi-
oatloa 6t Attorney General Stone
♦fere prepared to preen their fight
for delay.
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Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 87, Ed. 1 Monday, January 26, 1925, newspaper, January 26, 1925; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1026918/m1/1/: accessed July 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.