Yoakum Daily Herald (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 231, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 5, 1937 Page: 1 of 4
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matt Morse, Houston, said today
i remain
C J^know that very often
chants are placed in a
NO SIGNS OF PEACE IN
THREAT OF GENERAL
STRIKE GENERAL MOTORS
UNEMPLOYMENT AGENT
AT CUERO TONBHT
INVESTIGATION OF TRAIN
WRECK AT AUSTIN MADE ILLNESS FATAL FOR
WIFE OF CONGRESSMAN
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ON GRAND JURY REQUEST AWAY AT CLEVELAND TODAY
RECKLESS AND DRUNKEN SERVICES TO BE
DRIVERS FLAYED. FORTY-'
NINE CASES TO BE INVES-J
TIGATED.
HALLETTSX ll.LE. Tex..
d low aid (Tooksie) Wendt.
years, 7 days died D<
fey
tact made with abductor. who ask- car a
ing twenty-eight thousand * dollars week.
ransom.
(petition will be held January
Prof. Goldsmith says.
AUSTIN, Jan. 5 --- Jhe
sixth annual institute for miners
and- prospectors will be held at
the College of Mines and Metal-
lurgh, El Paso, January 5-A.
Prof. John F. Graham, institute
chairman, said there would be no
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DALIAS, Jan. 5 (A»)~ Wea-
ther Bureau today issued live-
stock warnings for Panhandle,
forecasting temperatures betw’een <
six and sixteen degrees tomorrow
night, extending south of here.
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will cooperate with such a
committee and once the plan
is placed in operation many
* those attempting to work
fake schemes will dodge Yoa-
kum.
| Funeral services for Mrs. Joe
IMikulik, who passed away at a
deserving institutions — and i “««vesu>n Hospttal Momlay morn-
the desire to see
grow and expand in
way through their patronage)
of local business, then and1
then only can progress be |
made in a “Trade at Home”
program. There are so many
good reasons why Yoakum
people should trade at home
that it is hardly necessary to
■ them here. mostjtim(; f()r th|j
services Thursday.
Services will be held at the
St. Joseph Catholic church by
Rev. F. O. Beck and itennent
(By Associated Press)
The threat of a general strike
against the General Motors Corp-
oration brought no signs of con-
jeiliations today in a dispute which
i made fifty thousand wokers idle
• in fifteen plants with eighty-five
I thousand more expected to be by
|end of week. Alfred P. Sloan,
i Junior, Corporation President,
• said he would not recognize single
union as collective» bargaining
During a tornado near Gordon
Ala., a barn in which a hen was
setting in a basket was demolish-
ed. The ben later was found a
few yards away, undisturbed in
the basket*. On< egg was slightly
cracked. *
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dr Ki
wh.en a town is losing about i
LL vOnc... third of the business1
l its own city limits i
ILig time 1o, aU>£> and I
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PROGRESS BELIEVED MADE I™
FOR RELEASE MATTSON BOY .
'iVcystery Car' m
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explain them here, most
every grade school child can
give you an intellegent an-
swer on such a question. We
realize that almost every >wi|| h(, mad(, in ,h(. st , h
small town has this samelCalh()li(; Mm<.terv ui|(|er i|ir.
problem to conf rent, but;of th(_ Be(,k Mortu„y
Mrs. Mikulik had been ill only
a "hhort time, suffering a
which developed into pneumonia
and was confined to the hospital
RW*’
Young Wendt left hi-
Lake, holm1 in
was on his wav
at while meeting a
18<»7.'other car
S. i ment. He
era and prospectors throughout
the Southwest are eligible to at-
tend.
Trips thrmgii
in the El t
Dtawnt
on the
TOAKUM DAILY HERALD
Yoakum— The H°me of the Tom-Tom The Hub of South Central Texas
A “lIve-at-HOME” PROGRAM THROUGH DIVERSIFICATION ON THE FARM AND IN BUSINESS INTERESTS IN THIS SECTION
YOAKUM, TEXAS. AFTERNOON OF
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big DEMOCRATIC MAJOR-
ITIE LOOK TO ROOSE-
VELT’S MESSAGE FOR
GUIDANCE.
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and
baa
to drnd- been eniieii for tonight at 7:45
n privately, mid ii"' 'h'' < uero Citv Auditorium by
K. Wells, of the Texas Un-
Com-
wMBHi should
to start the new
right. We need a Vigil-
Committee to pass on
wKlr solicitors. On the average
3^1 one time per day, mer-
y chants and individuals are
approached on some kind of
.)
The body will be held at Co- 20
short!) before fu- 31. T93G.
services, wliicb probably will
: be held Tuesday at Eagle
and famous
sd for a hone in
J ud
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fet/Jk
< I I .L’t >. Jan. •’» l Ii
! to out -ide agencies
I igat ion ol ca-e-- in
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no clue-, in the
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no dues
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AUST1X, Jan. 5 ( I-Officials
an investigation today ol
of an engine and
car of the Missouri Pac-<
which Engineer Gus ■
San Antonio was
were iu-j
in '
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i Congressman J.
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I Columbus, died at
pital here at
She had been
pabves of Yodkum anflRhit! rF-
Ion® in* sided here unfit about three years
ago when they moved to Texas
City. They have visited relatives
and friends here on numerous oc-
eassions since leaving Yoakum and
are well known here. Mrs. Mik-;
ulik was before her marriage, j
Miss Pearl Kuhn.
Besides her husband Mrs. Mik-
ulik is survived by two children,
Kenneth and Joyce, by her par-1
f Yoakum and by one bro-j
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ibegan
j tlu* derailment
express
ific train in
i Kothinan of
killed and four others
stolen from jured. The derailment occurred
Mon- Hie city limits early today.
was ■
v- CONDITION CF STATE AND
NATIONAL RANKS CALLED
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X Dr. George Washington Carver,
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Aid
(<■' ! pa>-e
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found | He.-,
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became
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ol oakti
morning
a plane
Hr. I hi\ is
St. \ iiieent
'A here he had
teineship
< ’Iva.
n
Jin failing
■ months.
National , .
p Iambus nut'I
neral
I be held Tuesday al Eagle Lake, holm* in Markham about < p.
relatives said. was on Ids way to Bay City and
Mrs. ’Mansfield was born at while meeting a car ran into an-
Engle Lake in October, 18<»7. 'other car park«d on the
daughter of Dr. i< 1 Mrs. J. S. ; ment. lb* was rushed to a
Bruce. She was m.irriml in 18SSjCity hospital, but died two hours
nd soon afterward she and her later. *
usbaml located at Columbus, I
here her husband practiced law
or sometime.
Mr. Mansfield soon was elected
ounty judge and served several
-rms. He was elected to congress
n 1914 and has been re-elected
A meciinir of employers,
employees id' this section
called
cl lie-,
I jury t lion
. was pl oil! :
licial in\
Mondaj l>
■Pool.
The
of the
I
I given a
jury by .Indue
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Jan.
ago jthe
eember AID OF OUTSIDE
| AGENCIES PROMISED
parents In promising the aid o
m. I neri.rii - in ease-, when1
j have been found by local
fleers. Judge Pool made no
ment as to individual cases, nei-
ther did he refer to Texas Bang-
ers, private detectives or any
other individual arms of the law.
He nrgi'd members of the grand
jury however to show no hesit-
ancy in calling such agencies
should they be needed, voicing at
the same time the willingness of
the sheriff’s department for such
agencies to be called.
“I am informed that thete are
some cases in which clues have
not been obtained,” he said. “I
charge you with the thorough in-
vestigation of all such cases, and
should you feel outside agencies
needed in the investigation of
such eases, the sheriffs depart-1
ment has asked me to inform you|
that such aid will be at your call.
Do not hesitate to spend the
money of the county if anrh ex-
penditure is warranted. Do not
spend money however uselessly,”*
the District Judge stated.
Judge Pool, in turning over
Wramitfanfar trial paper* to th®
*Mmd jnry, declarod them ware
tarty bIm easea L ‘ ....'.*)._ ‘
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which examining triab htribfl
His Son Kidnaped
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cii-c-. Hi \i Iiicli
>i i 1 I’.- Illi \ e
event the
such aid
■mbeis
.lu<bj<
or |
no
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to;
I t he I cmplox ecs to attend this sepeial
with t he j meeting. '
of all
the reek-
's driver.
tising schemes, donations for, shel.jff McElroy.
there is no 1
and other means too numer-
ous to mention, have cos: i
Yoakum merchants during
the past year an estimated
total of $2>Q00. This is ab-
solutely unnecessary. There;
is no reason why Yoakum
| merchants should tolerate
this loss in 1937, and there
is every reason why it should
be stopped. We suggest that
the Chamber of Commerce,
Retail Merchants Association
and City Commissioners ap-i
point a Vigilance Committee
to pass on all such petitions
or solicitation propositions.
I ■ We know that the merchants
AS WE GO into the new,
year there is one resolu-'
tion we would like to see all
persons make. And that is
“to trade in Yoakum.” It is!
1 astounding how much Yoa-
kum money is not spent in
Yoakum, how much merchan- S(‘vcllt>-t!Uh (<>ngr<
dise that is purchased else- etl today to face the
where that could be puichas-' e"‘>r,M’‘ng astr',e «t
.ed here for the same money. war rumbles abroad.
This trading away from home|D‘*"1‘^ ot
is not confined to one busi-' ",
ness but affects practically ''
every business in Yoakum.!"'”
The bakers, bankers, butchers i , ' . . ,
and so on down the alphabet, I “k,.‘° Am<..i. » »
‘consTderabie’ ‘difficulty*" fn J’M,ssi,’,l,ties ,,f.
pointing out why this con-1 a,*7nd,“c1nt 1!lb“r
dition exists—but we know|a,ul wo,klllg h,,^ls’
that it does exist. It would! *
be more difficult if one man SERVICES FOR MRS. MIKULIK
or one organization would at- _ _ ,,.nr
tempt to stop it. But if there! TO BE HELD HERE THUDS,
could be instilled into the' _______
heart of every man, woman
and child, that loyalty tolMik|||ik wh(1 ]1^1„|
local business institutions—, .. . ..
- (Galveston Hospital Monday
Yoakum I w'h he held here Thursday
every morning at 10 a. m.
The body will arrive on
9:15 train tonight and will be
conveyed to the Beck Mortuary,
and will be conveyed to the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Willia Kuhn, who resides on the
Hope Road, at 1 p. in. Wednes-
day, and will remain there until
'• vva-
-"It inii
1 h'W ill county grand
1’itol. lie declared
jnieinbers u| tin- Sheriff's Depart
; ment had willmtrlv agreed t<> th"
'calling ol outside aid should th*-
grand jury believe it
Obviously disturbed by
of lawlessness which
country during the past
months, Judge Pool warned
bers of the official investigating
hotly of the grave responsibility
they facet!, and in a charge pack-
et! with dynamite urged a
thorough investigation into all
matters brought to their attent-
ion.
‘•Reluctantly I state, that due
to some cause unknown to the
court, many grave matters occur-
ing in thus county during the
past six months are to Im* brought
von for imnr
h I nl il — MW—
show violations to be greater in
numlier than in any year of the
recent historv of this countv,”
Labor men at Washington pre- J1(l
dieted intervention by President RECKLESS AND DRUNKEN
Roosevelt it general >tnke mater-1 DrIVers FLAYED
ializes. j Turning specifically to
; reckless and the drunken dri
IJ udge Pool stated: ‘'I charge
you s|s*e ficallv to thoroughly
investigate all violations ot the
! road law all<*ged to have oeciir-
| red in this county. A carelc"
idriver is ju>t as dangerous as the
Imn-1 drunken driver. Of course. we
w itli ! I*1" n<) patience for the drunken;
lemslativ<*j'l’-''»“r.
w ill ’ !'•’ '"'a
Ray-
year in
mean
go along with | trians.
| poor—I
dit fere
r< >l»
ifc'
a proposition from pan-hand-
iing to skin game and always
^fovolving a little money. We
mer-[ents ol .
very it her, Leslie Kuhn of Yoakum.
S^embarrasing’position on some' - *
the solicitation. proposit-( STOLEN SAN ANTONIO CAR
and against their better •
. ; judgment, contribute money) (
W rather than argue the case. I ’ ” 7~
Many towns in the stat el HALLETTSVILLE
hAve such committees and IA 193(. Buif,k se<lan
committees must pass „ Snn Alltonio parking lot.
W on’all propositions before I (1 night n(.(,eni|„.r 28th,
^/• ■any merchant will even listen !foun(1 abandoned on the
♦> to the solicitor. Fake advci- kuin highwnv. Wednesday.
tising schemes, donations for, Sheriff McElroy, having been J
this or that benefit on which (|jOHfied the ear was there, went
way to check. ouf. £O investigate it and found it
to Im* from Bexar county, lit* also
discovered in the ear a lettei
hearing the name oi Mrs. Ro\
Leslie, of San Antonio, and im-
mediately got "ii touch with the
Bexar county authorities.
I The thief apparently drove the
autonutbile until its gas i
i was exhausted
The family of Dr. W. W. Matt-
., was directed to
gent ship had fired on it on Jan- niake contact with the kidnaper
„.n. 1st. An Unu^nt nttavk f
forced the government to evacuate ported, after an army of search-
one defense line at Madrid. ers massed to hunt for the boy,
held for ransom. (Associated
Press Photo)
V(‘S
pedes-1
ri'li
makes
right
circs o
you
investigation
matters invol\ ing
driver, the carele
drunken drver."
(By Associated Press)
Germany today gave the Span-
ish government three days in which
to surrender the cargo and pas-
senger of the steamship Palos,
announcing that two seized Span-
ish merchantmen would be hand-
ed to tIje Spanish Insurgents for
settlement unless terms were met.
England won the pledge of marine !
coj^ respect for the British shipping!
in straits of Gibraltar but re-j
ports of new Italian volunteers1
soiUDhraAftil ,
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A grey-haired "stranger” is shown leaving the Mattson home in Tacoma, Wash., in a "mystery
car” leading to speculation that it might have been used to negotiate for the release of young
Charles Mattson, held by a kidnapper for $28,000 ransom. (Associated Press Photo)
<>» SPAIN GIVEN THREE DAYS
1 SURRENDER PASSENGERS
CF GERMAN STEAMSHIP
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I AUSTIN, Jan. 5 (*>)
' Gossett. Texas Banking Contmis-
supply . hioner. today called for condition
and then aban- of n|] state Banks nt close
dotted it since it was out of ga* business December thirty-one.
yrhen found. |
cWte!RflKB|
but the services will be heldlV
Eagle Lake with interment in tnr*
Eagle Lake Ometery. The body
will he shipped direct from Cleve-
land to Ea_’le Lake, and prob-
ably will arrive there sometime
Thitr^dax. • ’ • .
SAM RAYBURN PLEDGES
SUPPCRT CF ROOSEVELT
WASHINGTON. .Lin. 5 (AD —
Sain Rayburn, I’ho-cn a> House,
floor leader, today pledged
MRS. ANNIE BRUCE MANS- dred |M*reent eoopeiat on
FIELD SUCCUMBS IN HOUS- Presi. lent Roosevelt *>
TON HOSPITAL; FUNERAL program. “All our Demm-rat
AT EAGLE LAKE TUESDAY, act just like D< •mocra t s.'
burn, starting twentx-tilth
Mrs. Annie Uongress, said: “By that I
w f<> of praeUcally all will
the program.’’
II,. said he looked lor the ses
sion to last about ti\e months.
AS WE SEE rr.CONGRESS OPENS
I FOR 75TH SESSION
Funeral services were held from
the Walker Funeral Home at 10
in. Saturday, January 2, in-
terment in the Bay City
etery.
Ho Ts survived by his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wendt, one
one brother of Markham, by an
aunt, Mrs. Win. Valenta of
Sweet Home and an nncle, A. H.
Harnden of Yoakuin.
EAST TEXAS—Cloudy, rain
east, south, tonight. Wednesday;
warmer south tonight, colder in
north Wednesday.
WEST TEXAS—Partly cloudy
tonight, Wednesday; probably
snow in Panhandle: wanner
south, colder in Panhandle
night, colder north Wednesday.
Koger^ Davis, .
away at Cleveland, Ohio,
at noon alter a short iBk
Accoidiiig to information'.?^
Davis had contracted pneu-
aml when his condition
crit cal Monday, his pai>i*
ami Mrs. (). R. Dari*
m were notified and thin
were preparing to tsbn
l<» lie at his bedside.
passed away at the
Charity Hospital
ben serving In-
since last June. jQ;
a> he was popnM^L^
known h\ his numerous frieiridn, j,
m Vuikiim. attended school her*' J
• mi uradimted at Schreiner Ilfr»r;ns
stitute at Kerrville. He attendftft .
Texas University, and latMT ' "
graduated from the Texas State $1
Medical College at Galveston. Dr. ‘J
Davis was classed as one of th* 41
most promising of young doctor* ■
and a bright future had been pro- jfl
dieted for this hard working an4^B
scholarly student of medicine.
He is survived by his parentfRM
of Yoakum, Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. ‘ «
Davis, by four brothers, Jatfc <4
Davis, of Luling, and
Garner and Glenn of Yoakum. H*
is also survived by his grand
mother. Mrs. J. B. Buffington a|Lf|'
Eagle Izake and many other rils,
called
all
business
j
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 (A»)
*ss o]M*n-
problems
home
Big
both
• houses liMiked t<> President Roose-
> message tomorrow for
i guidance, their thoughts fore-
I most on what the President is to
‘i neu-
are affected!™we wouidTe ‘re'ity. f«‘«« relief and
-considerable difficulty i njP"^l"l'iie» <.t
and working hours.
j Misses Lucille Mudd, <
in out of Frances Orsak and Eva Machae 'froin
a««A Ha * Fea FYiw TaAilvy a# iltaa TI •
YM6 lur BfJVKKVS' V* Iivaaa U4.
preaentatives at session starting) College Sunday, after spendinj
- I the holidays with their par^nti
* . I ■ there. . '
■ugcon varvei*, ““
dean at Tariregee institute (for Dwgite the oriental
' “ - scientist, of moil -gMftenta df Hawaii, ewat]
his out of fa* raiideotte are native *
Ibofn Amoriean eitiaena.
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ing, according to information and
••wrw, Ipw —-w—-— ---- wjtvawaw ws-v ■■ *■
avoid the accident. The V-8 was veraity of Texas department of;entrance or registration fee. Min-
badly damaged
------* | regional supervisor for the Paria
Lighting on the new San Fran- pri;
.Dm
eom;
j23,
ish’ nW»‘ WitF nah- denied the
reports. Spain charged, that a BHHKZdBK
German cruiser searched a Brit- ■—
ish merchantman after an Insur- son above),
of his 10-year-old son, Charles,
a Tacoma Police official re-
lit >UST(>N, Jan. 5
Bruce Mansfield, (if), w f<>
J. Mansfield
Herman 11
m. Monday. '
in the hospital'
about three weeks but had been!
health fi r s .’eraI
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 (2P)—j
(’onipt rolled Currency called tu-
tor condition
Banks at close of
December thirty-one.
*—Four young people, Russc
TACOMA, Jan. 5 (^*)— Auth- Kuenstler of Yoakuin, Miss Shi !
oritative sources indicated today jjp Marie Moore of Hallettsville. >very term since then.
progress being made to secure Hillburn of Yoakum ami Mrs. Mansfield is survived by
the realeae of kidnaped Charles Miss Frankie Smith of Moultom ;ier husband: three children,
Mattson. Opinion prevailed con-, RUffenH| minor injuries when the r f;ru<.e Mansfield of Washington,
mule near Hallettsville Jfrs. R. T. Dorse of Baltimore
and Mrs. Jacqueline Schmidt of
The accident happened on the Kingsville, Texas; one sister,
Hallettsville - oakum highway Mrs. M. E. Guinn, Houston, and
Jane when the couples were returning three grand children.
---—Ku—!*’”“* a riance. Russell was driv- --------------—
for speaker of Houae of Re-‘returned to Our lady of the I^ka jn^ according to information and AUSTIN, Jan. 5 (dP)— Prof.
| did* not see the mule in time to Goidwin Goldsmith of |heUni-
I architecture, has been appointed
I regional sujierviBor for the Parte
aampeiWMi. of the tyeaax
I'eiseo Oakland Bay bridge will be ifeatitate of Design. Preliminary
to the glow of 35 full moons.
in this county.
er is just as dangerous
:en driver. Of course,
no patience for the drunk
. If a man has t<> drink'been
J let him do so
liret behind the wheel of an ant"- • J'x-
mobile and jeopardize the Ives (>f | employment Compensation
innocent motorists and pedes-; mi>-ion.
Whether he b,> rich or) Mr. Wells will explain many of
high or low—it makes no the details of the act and has
■m e. He has no light to) urged all employers as well’ as
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Morgan, Cena S. Yoakum Daily Herald (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 231, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 5, 1937, newspaper, January 5, 1937; Yoakum, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1295197/m1/1/?rotate=270: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Carl and Mary Welhausen Library.