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BROWNWOOD BULLETIN
Associated PressLea ted Wire in Our Own Office, connects WUh the World Every Minute of the Ddy
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OCHT PAGES TODAY
BROWNWOOD, TEXAS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1826
YOU XXVI NO 66
HARLEM FARM CONVICTS MAKE ESCAPE
S # • '• • • • «4b a • • • • * * * * «*.*!• * « * * 0000
TWO HUNDRED INJURED IN COLLAPSE Of ! RIG GRANDSTAND
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GREAT THRONG
IN PANIC WHEN
SEATS CRASH ARE INCREASED ^
-■ . • | on i
4Iured Hrsaip re emir-
UtNL'Y HOSPITAL* AND
CITES FIRST All).
Dabadena, cm., Jan. 1.—<**)•—
ProtwMr two hundred men,
women and children were In Jared
here today when a private tempor-
ary grandstand, seating SM ;»• rsona
aft Colorado Boulevard and Madl-
— ' Avenue collapsed It was
to View the Tooraameat of Rose*
pagooat. .
One womaa was later reported
to have heea killed. Moot of tboec
occapylng the piaad were wooua
and children, police eaM. "
The temporary stand consisted o(
a hoot thirty rows of loots 71 feet
end collapsed
a load
Considerable
Its human
end
the tnjored
throngs In
d til cult to
« to the
streets.
available VO*
lnjared to the
heepltala and private
5 5Sa ar’SKS
umbra. O.endaie and Los
Ylthiu a belt hour after
the aeeldeot Mon than WO vic-
tims had been removed to the Pasa-
dena emergency hospital and Pass
dens hospital hot ao deaths were
amreaM by a chock aa hour aftei
^Lmnng the tnjared were Mrs. Ida
biokec
tlSwoSd.il
broken ankle sad
_____ II years old, bro
ken leg.
Mrs. Lockwood le from Cleve-
land, Ohio, visiting relatives here.
Others injured included" Mrs. C.
W. BnbrteL Cleveland. Ohio.
Gertrude Laitau, Davenport, Iowa
ankle Injured.
Mrs. M. gpellettch. Davenport,
lews, fractured ankle.
Mrs. Olga Dldonto. Detroit legs
DEATHS FROM \Watchful Dry Law Agents IKOKERNQTSEES FRENCH FiOOD
Take Kick Out of Parties C000 OUTLOOK I SITUATION IS
EW YORK. Jan. 1.—(JP).—The refusal of industrial alcohol per-
year 1D14 rolled Into being to- mlts aSeciing 18 denaturing plauta.
day to the sound of revelry from Broadway, famous for Us New
one end of the land to the other. Tear celebrations of other days
LEintxu r i rTrsTurpno r rnv I In conlrMt wtu« noise <* msrryr was Jnmamd wRh noisy merry msh-
uAPlNU tlTlKa REPORT COJ. makers was the creetina to the era and there were many induu-
■fDERABLK IJCREANS DUB- j“7eJ“« the b^min*, of Horn otr the — of hip flask, de-
LINT TEAR. I Liberty Beil at Philadelphia, the spite federal agents’ drives. There
first time it has given voice in >01 were few arrests but as dawn wort
*** 1—AA*).—Auto- (y^rv. and tbs playing of Roche-
* i feller Memorial carllllon bells Inj
SJS “*!“ L«fl thanJu«ho>ra ^ p.rk At„m Baptist Church in
cwlng yearflyures gathered by New Both W0r« radiocast
throughout IM I
El Bill
on the streets became lees orderly
as cabarets and night clubs poured
ont their thousand*.
the Associated Frew from a nam
her of the larger cities Indicate.
Man) of the great metropolitan
centers with a few notable as cep
lions were in the column of heavier
while a number of the
citiee reported a slight In-
crease from If Si.
In a group of representative
America] cities, forty report t*f t
heavier death loll for the year
while In twenty the death list was
approximately the same or some-
what lower, la a number of the
latter places however, the stalls
tics do not cover the entire year.
Hr City Records.
Among the larger cltiaa, Chica-
go and suburbs reported 717 deaths
In IMS against 7fl3 the previous
pear; in Philadelphia the fatality
list Jumped from SM to SM; the la
crease In Detroit and vicinity wss
from SSf to 3M; at Cincinnati !roa>
16* t<r 1W and Cleveland IK to SM.
, Increases also were noted at Co-
lumbus, Toledo, Atlanta. Loulsvtlle,
Birmingham. Boston, Memphis; Ok-
lahoma CHy. Tulsa, Jersey C‘ty,
Hrcvldcnos, Seattle and Portland,
Oregon.
In New York City, 8t Louis, sad
Kansas City.totality figures for the
two year* virtually were the same,
bhC the New York figures covered
only the first ten months of each
year. Fewer automobile deaths oc-
curred la the nation's capital and
in Pittsburgh. New Orleans. San
Francisco and Iam Angeles, among
the larger cities reporting.
HJfi la New Terk.
In the first tea months of 1I2S.
there were ft}* deaths ia New York
City against $0* for the same period
Although good cheer and evidence
of prosperity radiated everywhere,
there wss a notable restraint in cel-
ebrations. Everywhere throughout
the nation prohibition agents wars,
out la fores, but there seemed to
have been considerable use
i JUay Ham
Caterers reported aa
numbar of home parties
ascribed to threats of dry raids oo
public places.
Washington, Chicago sod Bon
Francisco held Joyous celebration*
with moist apota hers and there.
Of i but on the whole orderly.
I Quebec, Tie Juana and V ancon-
New York, prosperous aad gay.
made marry with IM federal
blhltlon agents watching a score
night clubs. United States Ati
Buckasr made a Mat minute
when he obtained
against alas clabs sad annoni
ver asre focal point* for caravans
of Autericaas seeking liquor oases
t In 8t. Louis aad Plattsburgh. N
Y.. federal agents raided the local
Elks clubs and sstoed liquor which
was said to belong to IndLtdua
members.
I
~Preel«lcn' Cooluige retired before
midnight, presumably la order to
real la preparation for the annual
New Year's reception at the White
New Tear Greeting*.
: Among New Year greetings were
statements by Vice President
Chmt G. Dawes that the year start*
with* the world more peaceful than
at aay time since the war; by Sir
Eric Drummond. Secretary general
of the League of Nations, belling
tbs forthcoming disarmament apd
economic conferences aa of vital
importance jo the world; by Pre-
mier Brtand of France saying that
settlement of the debt of France tc
the United States oo an equitable
basis woald be s long step tow art1
rehabilitating tbs troubled finances
of his country.
At Washington the Anti-Saloon
League ofirred New Tour’s resolu-
tion* for cltiasns to adopt. The res-
olutions urge tout abstinence and
obedience to the law.
Church ssrrieos everywhere wars
tltt»Dd#4*
PRESIDENT DP 431
BATE INDUBRT np
in r proving
'Ml KW. STREAMS.
ALPINE; Jan. 1.—{&)—Au opil- PARIS. Jan. 1.——There has
astatic outlook for tbs Texas cattle been but little change in the flood
Industry, which has bean under s situation In Francs. The rivers in
five year depression. Is sketched by the South and East are recoding
Herbert L. Kokemot, president of but those In the Northwest ooa-
the Texas aad Southwestern Cat- ttBV* to rise. The weather la im-
tle Raisers association in a brief fJw1aJF '*B4 ***** kops
STSUST "*“ - .SLKTS. £
Mr Kokernot is the largest ranch ^ ** Belgism.
nwn.r Vn a.n i rwT u«,n lu l***1® kingdom mnch
* .. and *““»«• klrsady has bssn dons sad
h.. hunt. **• riT#rf M rise. Liege
hssapsnt his life to the qnttle mml kM goffered badly M .the lower
part of the city aad In its environs
la the right
‘The ootjo©* for the cattle In- *enema* occurred
wr.m« » ^ th# Meuse, flood In-: to a
R. Rang# depth of 11 feet the entire district
above nor. of Zerslng At Charleroi, the wnt-
DAMAGE SUIT htefMti<"1 ***“ Nw
!T0 BE TAKEN ■“
i U. 5J0URT
INQnR?^INWBAl5ScK
ILLEGAL BEAlHL
The collapse came with oat warn-
I ns the pageant was passing.
against
in 19ft; Kansas CUy reported 75 In
the year just past as against 7ft (or
1921, while the 1925 ’figure in Ht.
Louis was 192. an Increase of five.
____ lit Washington deaths were tle-
was sound of splintering creMed from fi to M; Pittsburgh
wood and in a few moments, amidst and ^utty vu »5 against 1M,
^hrleki and cries of women sad wk11e New Orleans, incomplete, re-
jphildrsn. the structure want down 70 84 in 1924. De-
ni n heap. Tbs scene of Joyous eu- creaSM also were noted in Balti
over the gorgeous page-
ntiy became a turbulent
old world aad the new will ex-
it change voices across the sea to-
ll might in the most eMhorsts Inter-
national radio program yqft at-
I tempted.
■v FORT WORTH, Jan. 1-—(&•—| New York wtll exchange mnslc
tTOm -H»e Park ■ Avenue Baptist
salt of K. C. Mean, creamery head. _ _ ."7 .
against Major H. H White, prohi- ^^cnrrUlon hw the
blilon director for Texas aud Ok* B*n M London and maakrnl
s» isjsw ss £a vgp r jss
ssswrssr* *"orn'7
Zweifel said he would ask tk< ®or** world known artists, are the
transfer of the salt, which allege:
illegal search of Mann In aa eWv»-1 kac^rii^by nine st^
tor of the Texas Hotel, aa soon as in ?< n
White and George Bryant, dry voices will ho picked np in Lou-
age nt. are served with citation in
Toligkt T* Eitcrtiii People
Oi loth Sides ei The Seas
NEW YORK. Jan. 1.—UP).—The messages from the consuls general
Great Britain. Germany. France.
more and
also
id Buffalo bnt the figures
covered only eleven months Out ot
, ^ ten important Pacific coast cities,
of men rushed to the Jum- onJy IjOS Ar.gelet and San FrancU-
Wed mass of shrieking humanity ro >ko<r*4 deerftssea. Los Angeles
sad beefn sxtricstlng the injured 1325 loUi ggi compared to 380.
MN^JMUSt participants were wbjle* Sea Francisco dropped from compauums, w oux □■■■ ■■ w
to one side as ambulances 1 luJ to yg appear in tbs danugo salt," Zwei
I Cf lcn lcAdin* iu the South fel'a^statement today said. - 1
the splintered
the case
“I will prepare a writ of certio-
rari to the state coart requiring the
record and proceedings be sent to
the United States court tor trial
Tbe-same action will be taken in
don by the British broadcasting
Company and will be rebroadcast
to thousands of fans in RpgMnd.
Ireland and the continent.
Another feature of the New York
program will bo ’broadcasting of
New Year greetings from the Orl
eat. and from Booth and Central
dustry In 1928 on the whole
good.'* Mid Mr Kokemot
conditions generally ars ______ ______
mal. There has bssn so much tore- «r has Invaded the wslls of sevsr-
•d liquidation for tbs .last five years a! banka. Rail Vay communication
(bat It seems our surplus has dla- u badly Impeded. The flood* are
appeared, that our production now declared the worst since 1S7C.
Is not above our own consumption. Paris May Escape.
WRh fair treatment R appears R The authorities In Purls, altbo
R should ho only a short time be- they have begun precautionary
tore tb£ industryjvork^back to s measures. Insist^that the capital
’From the best information I can that the H< !ne*win*contt/ue to rise
get. the cattleman's dollar is worth until Tuesday but that the water
at present 80 cents in purchasing will not reach a high enough level
r*>w»r." i to make R dangerous to the city.
He mid there were three things The suburbanites, however, seem
necessary to restore the business destined to suffer their annual vIn-
to normal. Hmm art: a better Ratios by Uft wahm . Outside of
market system; a financing plan *****■ **• ■»«* W1? strteksa re-
ntal will flt the reauiremenU of ft*oas appear to be the historic cl-
n“ 7^“ liquidation wS» V period of three *■ •OBH! »*** <* cities the
catch the -v** _. , BPo»»ction “aof- water is six feet deep in the streets.
flHaJr eZL Factories In the suburbs hare clos-
program PV*81. vreMmt cur country from ^ mwn and the villagqe in which
ill be resumed. Iu part \t wUl JjJg they are situated are Stt off trZ
those ccmotries whore land values ----. ^ the world.
the American out ions will
silent In s* effort to
Ragtteh program.
At 7:16 the American
111 be resuts
he as follows; I “-77 . ■ — """ "7 wm~~T the
8 19—Kent Cooper; 9:0A- John **f**k°r «*U are far below ours.-
MoCormnek. tenor and Lucresla Bo-1 hs^fStlwd.
!tulu?lfi*4f. carllllon of the Park feet we hardly hav* l*gua on them.
Arouse Baptist Church. | far U Is going to he n long, hard
Mr. McCormack will sing several fight,
opera pieces and such popular fa- "Just at UUs time the industry
vorites as ’’When Yon and I Were Is threatened with another burden
Young. Maggie." "Then Ton’ll Re- in the way of increase freight rates,
member Ms." “Jest a Cottage Small Hear urn are being held In various
by n Waterfall," and "You Forgot sections of the country aad the out-
to Remember." He wad Star Bari cease la very nnositaln. If Urn rail-
roads are successful In raising
rates, this will be n blow from
which R will be difficult to recov-
TWO CAPTURED
AFTER FIRING
m PURSUERS
DARING DAYLIGHT BREAK LID
BY PORT WORTH ROBBER
JUST BEFORE NOON.
piCHMOND, Tex., Jan. 1.—Gf>-v
A prison break, lad apparent-
ly by C. 8. Owens, sur ring a lf»
year term for bank robbery, re-
sulted la the escape of tea aom>
riots from the Harlem stats farm
at 11;8S a. m. today.
The convicts, m ah lag ap a work
cutting wood oa the
south of Urn ,
Suddenly tbs
bis gun
tbs prlsooers fled, two
toward tbs main high-
way nearby aad the others la the
opposite direction. —
Two of the convicts were recap
: red a short time later after shots
tad base exchanged with aa oH-
4qasd.-' w
Wrtrsnd
’arm.]
-verppwersd,
Sim and the
nan going u
will slag n duet "Night Hymn at
Sea." MtM. Bori s solos will be
maiuly operatic arias.
NEW TDRKEB SUICIDES.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. Jan. L-
(JP>.—The body of n wall dr seas d
ST."
taken [an kut t«o reported more casual
^------ , * ties. For Virginia for right month*
Wed seats with lags crushed «wre- jB toulied ICO against
ly off and many others suffered 14, for tbe ^ period in 1914. In
arms, lags and ribs^
reports wet that two had
broken backs. i -
■ — j ♦
American Masons
m Protest Against
* European Activity
WASHINGTON. Jan. „ ly^A^—
Taking official eognHawSft of re-
^ there of Mdeoolc bod-
itries ars
murder-
of Scot-
Southern juria-
sd resolution*
Council
KTto^e^wan
r being persecuted and
•d. the.,Supreme 1
Msh RttCJissonrv
ment to protest to 1
ermmeats Involved.
f the resolutions d
rowlas. In a
jtf hat the protest
ffglm-* at Italy. _
LTXBF.R INDl STKV THRIVE
WABHINOTON. Jun. 1-—VO~
North Carolina the Jump was fruit
237 to SI. J
compMions^whoM^namss*0do not, manager, wftR be “‘CT®Fb®°«
^ ---- ■ * The program will begin at ft: 18 ^ 4 ,
p m. Eastern Standard time, with )*>••<* today. ,wRk ballet wounds In
u”S’.n7-r..T.tir.TU‘f
Radio « orporatlon of Aincrict. -----_ mmmm
will be followed by New Year’s ^*w Ysar s revelry was at Its
man identified by police as Henry
D. Bperber. 88, of New York, a abort
story writer, was found oa
"The prosecuting officers of
state sad federal government are
absolutely tn accord mad the 'fact
that the case wtll likely be pre-
sented to the state grand Jury for
investigation Is bresass Mr. Mann
tbs aggrieved parson, has elected
to present same to that tribunal."
Major White could not be reach-
i ad for a statement; Tbs grand Jury
Investigation referred 80 bjr Ewel-
fsl wss promised by District At-
torney R. K. Hangar bdorb the salt
against White wss announced.
DALLAS CLAIMS
builbmleamH
OVER HOUSTON
in Dallas Coart
DALLAS. Jan. 1—(JP>—Huoston s
odoptH resolutions claim to leadership in building
sr ;M£-*s£
|ald states that the neck and seek
dM not name nay race between the two cities was
but tbe conn- won late yesterday by this city with
John H. a total of 838,149,558. The figure
disclosed announced Inst night for Houston
particularly was 138,040.010. which is 1109.348
below Dallas.
Tbs building inspectors of both
cities kept open yesterday to re-
_ eetve last minute applications, sad
one of Amer- the contenders edged np on each
Lumber products — , —--.,----- _ M ^ I
«dl% 19*5 records, tbs National other, tbe standing changing from
Lumber Manufacturen Association hour to honr. The Houston inspec-
aaaenaced today, placing tb« coun. tor issued 8802.160 in permits dur-
try*a output for the year "slightly tag tbe afternoon and appeared to
lAi-gcr than for aay year since 191ft. bo overtaking this cRy, but Duliaa
On tbe basis of Weekly softwood came through at tbe last mtouts
reports made to It by some 380 of, with a $800,000 permit for the erve-
tkTlarcer mills, th« association tioa of an sight story brick build
' fi
12,488J09477 feet wars pro-
igainst U4*i44t447 in
WEATHER
lag for the Wholesale Merchant*
Building Company. ..
Miami. Florida. Is reported to be
the only other southern dty ahead
of Dallas and Houston.
•* r .f • * ’ ~ r ,| ■
f- - - . -r
-NEW PBKING CABINET
PEKING. Jan. 1.—(AV-A new
cabinet with Hsu Shfh Ying. former
minister of Justice, as premier and
C. T. Wang, former president of the
senate aa foreign minister, was an-
nounced today. It wUl succeed the
old cabinet which virtually
DALLAS, Jaa. 1—OPJ—By forms
of a temporary injunction and
mandatory order granted In dis-
trict court here. County Tux Col-
lector John M. Lowrsy Is enjoin-
ed from collecting a special high
way tax of 84 per pammigsr cap-
acity ob motor busses aad also
forced to issue 192ft Mcenasn to bus
operators who refuse to puff tbs
Action wad brought lb suit by
Jba English, J. T. Lockmiller and
Jim Peytoa of a Dellas-Greeevflle
■tags line.
It was said that collection of
taxes amounting to about $400,004
woald be holdup pending bearing
oa tbs injunction.
FATAL Al*T0 WRECK TRAGEDY RELIEVED TO HATE
FORT WORTH. Jaa. 1 .-<*>>— BEEN RESULT OF TER-
Mrs. Florence Mil son. wife of As- FORARII.Y INSANITY.
slstant Probation Officer W. E. -
Mllsoa. was finally injured here OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan.
today when aa automobile la which —Mrs Ruth Twonsley, wifo of
she was riding with hat husband Frank Tewasley, employee of n
aad sea collided wRh aaothsr am- transfer coat pen), shot sad killed
chine sad everturnsd. She died 13 two of her children, Inflicted prob-
mlnnfos after the accident.
r
HE STILL HAS IT
uaM-'Rks a Lffnke.
DGftKMSfeZ-BR A-vte .
- it€S sam jsaa. mbMtt-
A uITeRTbM»db?-
*w QjSCi "Bo- AdrXD^-Msm-
D^je2*^?-t£T3 CMi.
, iTa qat)'
4-
1* 1
V
ably fatal Injuries oa two others
sad then tuned the gnu oa herself
at her horns hare today.
Tbe children arc:
Katherine. 8 months old. dead.
Clifford, S years old, dead.
Dorothy, (tn years aid. laiorsd
Margaret. 7 years old. mjured.
Hay Nat Rees ter.
NEWS FLASHES
LISBON,
Jaa. L
—A bomb was exploded la
the arriiblshsps palace today,
debar mnch damage. Na easa-
aMJee an repsrtsd. Tbe ps.Hee
TULSA, OfcbL, Jen. L Gee,
r, fit, well knewa well
la Mld-coaMaeat ell
Aj 5C OLAff
vamri 5M
(MBS OlTa
Mrs. Towns ley and Ike children
wen rushed to a hospital. Physi-
cians said the mother is not ex-
pected to recover.
Boys, who wen playing la tbs
street, (old police that Margaret
ran from the house,' blood stream-
ing from n wound In her band aad
shouted: "Mamma Is trying to
shoot us. Run sway, quick!"
Tbe 'boys said Mrs. Towusley ran
from the house, but returned at
aad a neighbor telephoned the
poitoe. As tbs officers entered the
door Mrs. Townsend find oao shot
Into her body.
Towusley was at work when the
shooting occurred.
Neighbors said that they knew of
no trouble at the Tbwmsley home,
but added that Mrs. TotTasley had
treatment for
time. They,expressed belief
that she had become saddealy ir-
Huntsville. Taxes. Jen. L
ords at tbe peaifontlary hero show
that C. 8. Owens, who with a num-
ber of other convicts mads a break
for liberty at dm Harlem state
farm tear Richmond today, war
sent np for 1* yuan from Fort
Worth for bank robbery.
-fc om.y awe
Y
Y/C
*
MELTON CMR
IS EXECUTED
FOR ASSAULT
1
Jan. l.-^A*)—Melton
Carr, negro, died In tbe electric
oh air at Huntsville prison shortly
after midnight while tbs outside
wss celebrating the
ir j
W. H. Bertrand
from his boms sad telephoned Cap-
gin R. J. Flanagan, maaagsr of
the Imperial state fang, telling him
’.hat two men fled toward the high,
way. Captain Flanagan called two
guards and wRh these rod* to tbs
highway tn hopes of Intercept lag
he men. As tbs three ranched tbs
highway they hailed a speeding an-
romoblls. The ear earns to a sSop
with a suddenness that wrecked Ha
mechanism and before Flanagan
could gat a good view of Its 00-
rupants, out of the men fired at
him
Tbe bullet strode Flanagan's
horse in Uw month. Flanagan fired
in return, shooting the pistol from
the hand of his assailant, barely
haring time to observe thqt the man
firing was one of the escaped con-
victs, wearing n heavy overcoat
over his prison garb. The other
convict in tbe car made no resist-
ance and Captain Flanagan captur-
ed both. He found that the man
doing the firing waa Owens, bank
rubber.
Was Heavily Armed.
Both were returned to Harlem
state farm, while nil guards avail-
able, with blood bounds, wars put
on the trail of the remaining sight
convicts who fled away from the
highway.
Owens bkd two automatic pistols
and the rifle taken from the guard.
Captain Flanagan believes the
two convicts bald ap motorists oa
the highway immediately after es-
caping and took their car aad
coats.
f.l
1
.
President Gives
MostofHisDay '
to Shaking Hands
WASHINGTON, Jaa. L—GB—Al-
though government basin sea won
at n standstill today, Naur Yearn
was anything but a holiday fisr
President aad Mrs. GooUdgu, aa
they want through
itors at the Whits H<
lag tbs annoni custom, they pm
over afoot of the day to shaking
hands with callers raagfag from
diplomats to all els eats of cRtooao.
hundred men and womaa
filed past President and Mrs- Choi
Idge before noon aad while they
sere being received ft loaf Mm
formed along Pennsylvania A*
outside the Whits House rates ftp bp
admitted daring the
Flanked by Military and
sides, with two sections of tbs:
ous marina head playing
continuously, tbs executive aad his
wife
In rapid
mats la
[color to tbs crowd.
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