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TODAYS
jNEMS TODAY!
."YOU HAVE given me a wonderful
Idea.- writes A Weary Mother in
an enthusiastic tone. Giving people
wonderful ideas is the best thing we
do. We broadcast wonderful ideas
like flaming youth scatters wild
oats, so that she who runs may read
and profit thereby. "I have hand-
raised three babies, and now here is
another one demanding attention,"
writes this Mother, bringing her
troubles to this fountain of sym-
pathy and helpfulness. “I had a
perfectly gorgeous time raising the
other three, and am very happy over
the arrival of the fourth, for he is
the sweetest little baby in the world
and I am old-fashioned enough to
love babies, and especially my own.
# • • •
“But after ten years of baby rais-
ing I want to play a little. I'm
becoming stale on a routine to which
I have been tied for so long; and so
the idea occurs to me that maybe a
little recreation could be arranged
X am appealing to you. therefore, for
help. Can you tell me where I can
secure one of those patent baby-
rockers you described so vividly the
other day? Since rending about it. I
don't see how I can keep house with-
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VE8, MA'Aii. we can tell you. but
* we really shouldn't do it. There
are so few hend-iaued babies, and
so few mothers who know bow to
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ited Press Leased Wire in Our Office Connects Brownwood With the World Every Minute of the Day.
FINAL
EDITIONS
BROWNWOOD, TEXAS, MONDAY, JUNE 9,1930.
VOL.
DETROIT. Jape 9.—^—HU
laborer* were killed, ih injnTd
and 11 trapped in a waterworks
tunnel, tzi feet below the wr-
faoe of the Detroit river by the
explosion of a dynamite charge
today.
Four of the laborers were
killed instaatly. The two othetx
died shortly after in receiving
hrTpJta|,
Fifteen other mm in the tun-
nel were rescued, Twenty-rise
were trapped hefciad a wall of
di injured
Buffered rule, trdwi and shock.
The tunnel. which will be fcwai
A! miles long
! part of the new* San
Confederate President Honored
hand-raise 'em, that we will feel like
a partieepa crlminls if we encourage
anybody to turn a helpless infant
over to a motorised machine and go>
out in search of a grand slam.
' Hetcfa-Hetchy W«« S,sm
.* JjStXmt of a royal flush, and a' **>ut nine miles southeast of U
£^u;ninvesuraiion*,*-,**a ***** The gas explosion, which occujre
Senate investigation wverai hours after the dj
- ,,vrT . w*rv mother alwmvs *>lash. was of suifideet strei
However, a weary mo .her aiwa * the whole country***.
ay^S2* <£*tJo we £ on the surface thinking it an
*”* °* £ r ™, who quake Piles of gravel a
fK9m^ If feet toom entrance to the
*f5J*kd *® at wWch penei rated 5.000
owdle such as"*?**f**^-^<*^ thus far. were scattered, and a
day caa be secured at any good drug . . . flattened a length
store, on the terms quoted. This mq fgg*
isn't an advertising oolum. but it is; „ Mawa M Feet
sometimes necemary to give public- jvuter. motonnan «g the el
ity to private enterprise in order to tram auri vu g shorf distance
answer the demands of our patrons. the o^ier* ^ were killed, but
As a general rule, wbmt one wants txxly was blown nearly fifty
anything, it la a good idea td make ear. The other bodies
Inquiry at the drug stage first. Good verged m among the timbers
drug atoms have ewarjrthmg from • peeting the tunnel. There ws
gqpmr oil to automokDe parts, from ^ tn i***1 saacue parti— sak
» jr***“ft St-*“i‘ ‘“‘ft m °“
m^M&Mmg'lt item'all one's ~LaMont. who was tbMflTtt
DAN! MOODY NOT TO MAKE RACE
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Explosions Claim Toll of Thirteen Lives
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No Fealty Pledge Asked;
Galveston State Meeting
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Bailey Defeats
Senator Simmons
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Hen’s farther evidence that the old seetieaal aninaodtles engendered
i by the CMl War. are now forgotten . . . the statute of Jefferson Darks,
president of the ill-fated Southern confederacy, Jaot placed fas Stainary
| Halt at the United States Capitol at Washington, the n»th>i*» "Hah eC
are Me*.i"rppi\ twn> Senators, Pat Harrioon
(left)
>tand.ru It
was on his way down the tunnrl u
investigate the stream of v atei
started by the dynamite blast,: ant
was about 1.500 feet down Iron} thd
PASSING somewhat abruptly from
^ philosophy to facta or from gen-
y. to personality
Is Gus J. Rosenberg's---- - .
hin<,-r*si. ^’S'tsL'&rsus M
we find that scene of the explosion. He was touiw
jberg's birth- by rescuers in a semi-conscious jeon'
crawling along the floqr
thSefore^d«uned to°have more or had i»t suffl^ntly recovert'^0 u
of th>« world's goods with vare give an account ctf »fr*t hsd hap-
Grundy
With Vare an account of what had
distributing so much pened.
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Si’Swr •sssr&A Srr
BreckenrKi^-- and other towns, and Thejr wer* Ior -
came to Brownwood September 13,
It33. to open the Economy. Store on
Fisk Avenue. Whatever one can't
find in a drug store he probably has
in stock. • • I
flood
since
to locate the
mouth
■to wade throug
bodies. Pumps |Wer
pul to work in the tunnel at opc^
The first rescuers went In wlWi
out gas mask* and several jwen
overcome temporarily. A messdnge:
then was sent to Hetch-Hdtchj^, against
HU mercantile career was inter-
rupted In 1917 when Gus went Into "ated‘
the army to help win the war. He
joined two days after war was de-
clared. and stayed in until there was
no longer any doubt as to who had
won the conflict, emerging with the
rank Of first lieutenant, which was
rank enough to plea— anybody. In
fact, we knew some second lieuten-
ants who merk^pretty rank in their
own wax. A great deal of hu time in
recent years has been devoted to
American Legion work, and he U a
past commander of the Brown-
wood Legion poet. ..
108 ROSENBERG is k good etti-
and s good man He belongs
Temple Emanuel. Dallas Jewish
congregation, and to several Masonic,
bodies in addition to local civic asso-
ciations. Applying Brother Juniper’s
test to him. we find that he rates
High, in goodness we would say that
he rates about 8. That isn't perfect,
but it U tol'abie good. He te-nt
especially pious, but in piety we;
would rate him about 5; and in use-
fulness he is 9*4. with 10 ss the basis
cl perfection on which to make the
calculations in each instance.
, •
Today's thought, for meditation:
-Doing easily what others find diffi-
cult Is talent; doing what is impossi-
ble for talent U genius.-
headquarters at Livermore. |
masks obtained, and
Calif.. June 9 —<.V
are dead and one is li
\l Livermore, as the re
suit of an explosion in the Hetcl
Hetchy tunnel near Calvareras dam
in the Alameda county hills.
A .shot of dynamite In the tun
nel Mine time Sunday opened up I
stream of water and evidently bv'*
into a pocket of gas The g*» wa|*
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LAW EFFECTIVE
T1FFV0TE
WASHINGTON. June 9—67’
, With the outbome stOl in doubt. Ijbe
' senate la expected to rea^h its long
Jawkited fins) vote on the tariff bill
(before thf eftd of the we^k
A last meeting of the
j was celled for today, for
r of redrafting the watch
to meet ! points of
100 DROWNED
IN CHINA. U. S.
TOLL IS TEN
AMARILLO. Texas June 9—VP)
—The Amarillo Globe-News said to-
day that losses would amount to
nearly 8250.000 from the wheat crop
destroyed by hail Saturday on 25 -
000 acres In the Panhandle Plains
ana. l
Storms were reported at Plain-
view. Haney. St. Francis. Tyrone, j
Okie... and Busliland. as well ss at
Amarillo. Hall fell to a depth of j
eight Inches between Amarillo and
Bushkutd and pllrd up six Inches '
deep at Tyrone, Okla Fruit trees •
were battered by the hail atones, j
but row crops not yet up were not
damaged ,
Okon. Texas, was entirely «ut off
from conuiai.Lauou after the hail
storm there, telephone lines being
down between Littlefield and Oliou
aud Rtaiuvtew and Otton. No in-
formation waa obtained as to losses
there. I
The Port Worth Si Denver City
railway here reported that a hall
storm over a two-mile strip west of
Plain view had reduced the estimat-
ed wheat crop from 500 cars to 200
cars.
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LAREDO. June »-<jPV—A freak
cloudburst nine miles north of here
yesterday- eauinau-d by ranchmen
at seven Inches, sent an unnamed
creek raging two feet deep across senator FumifoM St
the Laredo-6an Antonio highway tmr ^ Senator frees North
for a quarter-mile, delaying traffic Carolina, was defeated in Saturday’^
for more than an hour. Deaswratic primaries In that state
In Laredo itself, the shower was b w> Bailey,
too light to settle the dust. br.Josmn w. naney. j
Scattered rains were reported ;
s^«5lass ppCIQCO CIVQ ,
uifLnbt il DfllD
th<m from the
tjie senate chaml
SHANGHAI, June 9.—<4*1-One
hundred passengers and orea of the
Chinese steamer LUung were drown-
ed today. The Yangtse river vessel
struck a rock off Tung chow on the
conferees north shore of the river's mouth,
purpose The Lining was threading Its way
agraplw among the numerous shoals and
raised small islands of the Estuary between
inches of rainfall In an hpur.
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. side of __________
the bodtek l°* 1 expected to tubmit their
port sometime before
the day. '
The two srctions of tqe
one inrludint most
tlons end the other the
\isim aqd the lumber
be merged tomorrow, They will be
debated collectively g:.d deposed of
with a single, vote. !
Republican leaders today claimed
enough vot.'s to pass the bill by a
nairow niaigin. They awai'od an
announcement of the position of
the two senators from Pennsylvania.
Reed and Grundy, R»-pub litans.
1 Neither had made known how he
would cast his ballot, and in the
event of bo' h opposing the measure,
FIRES TAKE
HEM TOLLS
IN 2 SMS
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ORANDFTKLD. Okla.
__________________ OPi—Fire today destroyed
Tsungmlog island and Tung Chow ] I*4** structures here with estlmat-
HOUSTON, Texas; June 9.—<JP)—
In a brief and hannonlous session
today the state republican executive
committee selected San Angelo as
the .site lor the state party conven-
tion on September 9 and prepared
the machinery for setting republi-
can candidates olf In the state cam-
paign.
San Angelo von over Houston
and Galveston, whose projectors,
upon being, defeated, joined In an
unanimous acceptance of the West
Texas invti
T. M. Kennedy. Houston lawyer,
who ad\i>ed the! party but is not a
member of the committee, was ap-
ple eded when, speaking informally,
he declared the democrats in Texas
might well look to their fences.
"In 1938". he said, “we earned
'Texas for Hooter, and that's Just
a start. I believe Texas will repeat
in 1932,,and It’s not altogether cer-
tain that we won t elect a gov ernor
■ I in 1930." . . \
i “In Texas we’re just starting for-
ward.' i
j The si*U for state .ameer* as ap-
proved by ns committee and order-
to aounty chairmen.
when it struck the rock. It was
not known Immediately whether any
foreigners were on board.
The north channel in which the
report— | Litubg was sunk is generally a void-
sec-, ed dy ocean going vessels, the south
pro-' rhaan*
will
!l being considered safer.
And we saw In the paper the other
day a thought that has found lodg-
ment In our mind as a practical one.
It was that “Cleanliness is next to
impossible." k
| THE WEATHER I
»LOUISIANA Fm.. w.
Nhsr-w
tonight and
northeast
ARKANSAS: Increasing cloudl-
mmm hBWfflini umettliKl tonight and
rues^Tptobably local thunder-
showers in north and central por-
tions Tuesday, and In northwest
portion tonight.
BAST TEXAS: Partly cloudy to-
night and Tuasday becoming unset-
tled with local thundershowers
probable In the interior Tuesday
and to northwest portion tonight.
Light to fresh southeast winds on
the
iesued
placed
vtaitoei
1 ttkrtv
hav
One hour parking was starts*
again today in Brownwood wit)
patrolman Johnnie Dean acting a
car marker. Mr. Dean went onto thi
parking regulation »t 9 o'clock thii
morning and has made hourly tour
of the streets in the restricted dis
trict. By noon he had issued a la it
number of tags for the offence am
was still tagging cars parked Over
time.
The department has
courtesy card which Is placed 04
automobiles of out of town
here who do not know the
tegula lions. These cards
printed on them the violation fo
which they are given. The InsertP
tion also reads that the depart^nen
knows they are visitors here aqd 9
not know the regulations and tha
the card is given only to remlni
them of their falling to eoinpl;
with the ordinance. It also
that they heed the violated or
dinane* in the future
Brownwood and asks them to
aid the department in its
ment of the law. Also an
Is extended on the card to
city again.
On these cards no
kept, and no fine la imposed,
am merely given aa
aa a help to strangers to Brown
wood. They are signed by the of
Hggg
naira w
while id
n to please
m enforoe
invitation
0 visit th'
duplicate la
1 posed. They
Tito SOLVE
WASHINGTON, ’june; 9-HAV-
Senator Caraway undertook today
to untangle the snarl resulting lrom
the defiance of the lobby committee
by Bishop James Cannon. Jr.
R-tummg from Arkansas, the
chairman said he would call a meet-
ing to decide what action to take
as the result of Cannon's refusal
to answer quest ion* concerning his
1938 sntl-SoHUi activities and his
walking out orTtbe committee while
being questioned
“I have not seen a member of the
committee." said Carawky. "I do
not know what occurred. We will
meet to determine our future ac-
tion." *
In statement* issued in Arkansas
last wea|, dunng the controversy
between Cannon and the commit-
tee. Caraway upheld the refusal to I plane to an
answer qpesUoo* about political ac- last W<
tivlttes.
Banalof Walsh.
(ana, who has bean actfa* chair-
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• Four Ate Lost
8OUDERTON. Pa.. June <JP>—
Four persons are believed to have
drowned when an automobile plung-
ed into 50 feet of water tn an aban-
doned quarry one mile south of here
last night. Today the bodies of two
women were recovered from the
water. Floating on the water were
straw hats of two men.
A wire coble guarding the quarry
and a poet were found broken and
automobile tracks from the road to
the edge of the quarry Indicated that
a car had plunged over the side and
dropped 30 feet into the water.
The quarry Is located at a sharp
bend in the Souderton-Hatfelki
road.
Six are
LONGVIEW. Washington. June t.
—(A3)—8earch was in progress today
for the bodies of six men, drowned
last night after the light skiff in
which they were crossing the Colum-
bia river was overturned.
The drowned were Wilbert, Sen
Ford and Walno Joel, brother* re-
turning home from a visit to their
ed damage of 990.000.
The blase was extinguished by
volunteers are fire departments
from Frederick. Oki*- and Burk-
burnett, Texas. No one was hurt .
The buildings dertroyed. all brick
structures, included the Hayes Bak-
ery, where li was believed the ft re
originated; tha C. C. Leac Cleaning
Shop, C. W. Garner dry goods store,
the W. F. Iron department store
and the Rexail drug store. They
were located to the oenter of the
business block on the south aide of
the street.
U la Kilgore, night watchman,
discovered the blase at 4 a. m. Be-
cause the alarm failed to work, he
was forced to run from home to
home firing in the air to awaken
volunteers. Origin of the fire woe
not immediately determined.
Grandfleld is a town of 1400 pop-
ulation to southern Stillman coun-
ty, near tha Texas border.
Two Children Die
MARLIN, Tex, June 9—(A*j—
Burned to death to a biasing borne
while their mother frantically tried
to enter, two negro children. Otis.
A Andros* Lee Richardson, 3, were
dead today. . ,
Their mother. Irene Richardson;
her slater, Loorlla Shaw, and two
other children, Hubert, g, and Ruby,
9, were Injured escaping from the
house to the Upper Zion settlement,
naar here, early yesterday
The mother mid she returned home
ed forwarded
{follows
For Governor—H. E. Brum. Pot-
ter county: John F. GraBf. Harris;
Dr. George C. Butte. Travis; Jack
Elgin. Bexar, John Pollard Gaines.
J Wichita. . A
For Lieutenant Governor—M. H.
Thomas. Dallas: H. B. Tanner. East-
1 land; R. J. McMillan. Bexar.
- I For Attorney Oeneral—George 8.
SAN ANTONIO. Texas, June 9—' Atkinson. Dallak: Lytton R Taylor.
<A>i—R. B. Creager of BroansviUe. El Paso; Way land H. Stanford,
Republic .hi iiauoual commilieeman Wichita. •
from Texas, paused here long For Comptroller—Charles W. Beck,
enough >»->ierday to regm the Hill; Mrs. R. *. Dorsey. Dallas; Mrs.
Democratic parly's sense of humor P a. We Ity, Medina.
_ end to reply to Senator Smith W. j For State Treasurer- Ed King.
Okla, June 9— Brookiiart. *• he was en trouts U3 ^ x>mfcr; c W. Johnson, Jr, Young,
five bus- Georgetown. ( For State S jp»*nntendent Public
Today he was due to receive an imtructton-Mrs Alma- Baker Rea.
honorary LLB degree «*** Hamilton; Mrs R. L Cooner. Eaxt-
ferred upon him by Southwestern 1|ind. Mix Hallrt Reynolds. El
University at Georgetown. Pav>
In a telegram to D^W. WUro^ j ^ ODmml„!don«T of Agriculture
chairman -W. H. YataJ? Kaufman; K. W.
Executive ConimlM^. Crider sta d «n,urnuu^ Cherokee; A. F. Brock,
that his name not be Runnels.
Democratic ra^yt^^ *C^* | Ijmd Ot™ml«*on*r-.p. C.
Creager said "but take it for gtott- Anderson.
the re-
Al'STLN'. Texas, Jane 9— (API
Don Moody will net
be a candidate far a third term
at the July primary os
salt of a voinotary ap|
before the Stale
Kxrcutftvo 'Oanktce here to-
day in which ho veqaested that
his ornme be net offered.
1 tn- . ommlttee acted favora-
ble ml bis reqoest
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AUSTIN. Jane 9.—(AF)—ften-
Thomas B. Love of Dalles
the State Democratic
today told
Executive
to certify candidates to the July
2S priautry, that he wmrid act
support Mn Miriam A Fbrga-
*f Hearten, eandtdale for Oov-
rmor, or R. L Usury of Hoar-
tea, candidate for United Stator
Senator, la the event they ob-
tained the wminatiswe to the
after K had ■
reeolatlon which
selves to "vote for and rapport"
all of the aomlnem of the
primary ripUass.
J. C. Marshall of Quanah, who
proposed the test far csndtdaler.
withdrew the proposed pledge after
D. W. Wiioox. of Georgetown, chair-
man of the commitiri- hod said he
believed It would be ‘impracticable
and impossible" for the proposed
fealty declaration to be suOmilKed
to the variousjnafttdatea in time to
«f CandMbto
He said ate he
“doubted the Mithorlty" * at the
and secretory, under the
rourt -holding In the Love
cose to withhold any candidate's
the ballots aftirrr he had
with the law
ttee recessed for lunch
with the only remaining business
formal certification of the candi-
dates. It was apparent they would
be certi'.ed withmit any fealty test
being applied to them.
* The committee passively “passed
up" proposals subn :;fed bv Henry
and Putnam to submit op the July
36 primary balMy a ref-pendum on
repeal or motli.'ltotion of the prohi-
bition smendmn •
It In effect ba rf'd negroes from
participating in the primaries when
It adopted naohif'lors by C C Ren-
fro of Dallas, holding tha proxy or
T O. Dsvi.« of Center, inviting
uvaiuis va
chairman
supreme c
case to w
name Item th
complied with
The commit
j
•* “““Mht Saturday, after sitting
Kelso. Wash, and Nick Lami, Wil-
low a rove. Wash.
Wayne Hakula and Nestor Neimi,
of Kelao, were ‘ rescued bv fLsher-
men. witnesses to the accident.
New Altitude j- I
j Record is Set
'VABHINOTON, June 9 —
The Bureau' of Standards an-
nounced today Lieutenant Anollo
soucek of th. niby had ftot^hM
to an altitude of 49,166 feet
To break the record gMMiil
by W1U1 Neuenhofen, T Irrtwwnl
Smtm* “ ^teda o<
The Bureau of Standaida oelebra-
ttoojhowml he had pamsd the r«-
quirsd aHitude to hk Wedamday
(U|M HUMM. .
up with the body of a nephew who
had died. She lighted a kerosene
lamp and went to bad. Presumably,
the lamp exploded. She awakened st
3:30 a. m. yesterday and found the
bedroom to
She rescued the two older chil-
dren, with the aid of her ristor, but
the Hater restrained her from po-
tortog the blaring frame bouse
*g*to to try to get the two younger
children.
__ Fire at BaM.
ENID, Okla, June 9^F>—One
man was overcotne by smoke, a score
of other* wer* routed from bed* to
a rooming bourn and four bintoni
or
t today.
Wichita,
ed this it was Intended aa a Joke. I
am a Republican, and U goes with-
out saying it would not be proper
for my name to appear on a Demo-
ctatic ballot.’]
He took another slap at Senator
Brookhart. Republican, of Iowa, for
Brookhart's demand lor an investi-
gation of an alleged liquor party tn
a Dallas hotel when Mrs. R. L.
Worka of Brownsville, a member of
the Creager party there, took a dis-
infectant into her mouth instead of
a harmless mouth wash.
Charge Denied
“The man's vicious mendacity is
almost beyond belief.'' Creager de-
clared. "In his latest diatribe he is
guilty, of the unforgivable sin of
dragging in the name of on innocent
^^The Dallas Incident to which he
refers was an innocent one, reflect-
ing no discredit upon the honorable
man *nd women present. The
charge ar insinuation that there was
intoxicating liquor in my apart-
ment Is pa fall* as the remainder of
his statement. Hiding in cowardly
manner behind his senatorial im-
munity, Brookhart mode charges.
He has proved none. He can prove
none. He talks of an investigation.
I have repeatedly charged and de-
fied this cheap fellow. I now repeat
the challenge *nd the defiance."
Owing to the conferring of the
honorary degree today at George-
town. he srid he would be able to,
attend the Republican 8tate Execu-
tive Committee meeting today at
Houston.
Corking. A
For Railroad Commissioner —
Charles D. Turner, Dallas: L. J.
Benckenrielh. Jefferson; Harwood
Stacey. Travis. 1 '
For Chief Justice—C. K. McDow-
ell. Val Verde; Walter Napier. Bex-
ar. I |
Far Justice Court of Criminal Ap-
peals—W. S. West. Cameron: W. D.
Otrand. Lubbock
For U. 8. Benstor -Hone H.
Haines, Jefferson; D. John Haesly.
Dallas » >1 . «9..
State Chairman Eugene Nblte ex-
plained that the absence of the
names of congressional candidates
was caused by the fact that they
file,with the party chairmen of con-
gressional districts and not directly
with the state committee.
A
SUES FOB 9X99.999
cmcAoo.
Onrottne Brown
training clinic.
BUI HU
Mr*. Lola
a mil tor
June 9.—(JP)
n bonduotod 1
on eye-
th# heart,
to
MANY ASPIRE
FOR OFFICES
IN OKLAHOMA
OKLAHOMA CITY. June *.—<AV-
A total of 943 aeptrants for 301
poet* In Oklahoman*, governmental
department# have filed with the
state election board Tha capital
city alone has enough candidates
to provide an officeholder and two
assistant* tor each state office.
Became of expected withdrawals
to aom* ram*. John Luttrell, secre-
tary of tha election board, mid the
contract tor printing the first pri-
mary ballot* would not b* let un-
til late to th* month. After that
time, no requegto for withdrawal*
win be carried out, he declared.
win be on July
on Aucnt IS.
Pit tha stale Mutton board, the
„ first pri-
M _ ‘
to
to
"eligible and legally qualified wbltv
elector*, who declare thrtr allegtanc"
to the Democratic party." who would
take the stetuto-v pledge, to parti-
cipate tn the primaries
The commit!** refused to art an ,
a suggestion made twice by Clinton
O. Brown of San Antonio, that a
delegation of negroes from Bexar
county, be permitted to appear •
before li to ask the right to partici-
pate as voter* in the primaries
i/jve* dramatic appearance be-
fore th* committee came after Lieut.
Oovemor Barry Miller of Dallas and
Jim Young of Kaufman, candidates
for governor, declared they stood
ready And willing to subaertb* to
any pledge that might be promulgat-
Hardly had Love come to the
kPObkeris stand from the rear or .
the hail than several commute* ,
men were on their feet asking per-
mission to question him.
With Pinckney on on* side , tnd
Renfro on the other, the ted**
within the democratic ranks of th*
movement in Texas to bolt ! th*
nomination of former Governor Al-
fred E. Smith of New York for
President in 1928. wax put through
a merciless examination
Lev* Qawttef
He hod just started to read a
prepared statement of his attitude,
when R. T. Craig of Athens, holding
the proxy of Ttah P. Faulk of Ath-
ens. stopped hhn to uk point blank:
“WTO you support Mrs Fwgu-
■on foe governor if she is the nomi-
nee^ ofttve Ji^^pehnaryT* .
“I do not want th* votes of am-
men or women that might be ob-
tained on sons* sort of expressed or
implied f misunderstanding," Love
shouted. ■ \
Irivw ted to would not vote for
ohy candidate who favored -thede-
ond nullification of th*
n amendment Answering
question* to named Jtarr and
Putnam, to addition to MTO. fterti-
■do, a* candidate* to the prtmarv
he would not support tf they wwv
nominated. ' i *
Answartog Flekney be mid be bad
not declared than to would not *un-
who tod the
question, to
Yount tf the
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White, James C. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 202, Ed. 1 Monday, June 9, 1930, newspaper, June 9, 1930; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1094212/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.