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Murder Suitcase Introduced in Ruth Judd Trial 1 THE WEATHER * For Brownaville and the Valley: Cloudy with occasional showers mb pa^ a aaa a » m and cooler Friday and Saturday. La |j I I I ¥ |V| — -II 1—II—II—n--- ■ m m m .. -* '-1- ■SSSSSSSSSSSSrSSSSS!!!!^!!?^—'—^■* !..Il"l,l!!!!r!!!!l?T!! ...., '...lii .I,.,,,.,,.!!—!'".... „1, ------■■- FORTIETH YEAR—No. 173 BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1932 TEN PAGES TODAY Sc A COPY """ — "' 1 —" 111 ■' " .. 1 ■■■■ 1,1 ..""" — ■■■■- ——■ 11 — ■" ■ ■■■"■■ —. "L1 .... ..... — 111 .... ■■■" ...■■ 1- ♦ • f ♦ ♦ V + + 4T f t • t t + ♦ V • w • IT V ♦ • « t ♦ IN OUR Introduced in !VALLEYJ Murder Suitcase Ruth Judd Trial ARE THE RAILROAD heads Of TRICE OF TREACHERY the Valley headed for the Valley? I .... They have been and they are. COURT BATTLE Roosevelt MUTE HUNT •..-....-.-. ..• BOTH HOUSES Head of the Pennsylvania lines Expected hardly leaves. Before the head of the Nickel Plate arrives. OVER STATES To Announce on His BEGINS FOR PASS MEASURE Why? j We are not so wise, but know answer to that one EXHIBITS ON KIDNAP GANG IN SHORT TIE * The Valley is one of the bright- 30 est spots in the railroad world Birthday, Jan. today. T runkft Which Held $3,100 Rewards Are American Business Aid Tonnage is moving out the Val- N. Jan. 22. announcement Bod i e ft Await ALBANY, Y., (/Pj—An Offered; $50,000 Goes To President ley. $ from Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt regarding his candidacy And that means revenues for the Is Demanded Submission for the democratic presidential nomination is expected Hoover railroads soon. They will tell you. if you ask DENVER. Jan. PHOENIX. Anz.. Jan. 22 Ac— State Chairman James A. Farley, after a visit to the Colo, 23.—iJ*»*— WASHINGTON Jan. 22..—/P— them. as P. a few scratches are nec- Winnie Ruth Judds counsel start* -executive yesterday, was quoted Benjamin Bower, missing nearly Only pen here for That there is business saying; three as the victim of kid- essary to legalize a $.'.000,000,000 ed a court battle when the days them. today "Gov. Roosevelt will be In corporation to give impetus to j openly napers who demanded $50,000, was state offered Its exhibits of recep- the field soon. American business. Why wouldn t they want to see very the object of a house-to-house tacles in which the bodies of SCRIVNOR CASE He will be nominated accla- Pres. Hoover may administer Agnes by search and firemen the place where that tonnage by policemen Anne LeRoi and Hedvig Samuel- mation on the first ballot, and will today. these to the bill creating tus re- originates? son were sent from Phoenix to Los sweep the country, as I said a year Baflled at every turn but hoping construction finance corporation It's something, in these days Angeles. ago.” no harm had been done the 62- late today was made END IS It was at the vpar-old The measure received tinal con- and times, to be noted as the sec- Prompt objection by NEAR reported capitol bakery manager, police Paul Schenck and Herman Lew- that the announcement planned a min te hunt to ascertain gressional approval by the adop- tion which is making business lor governor's kowitz when the state brought to of his candidacy might be expected definitely whether Bower was alive tion today after little debate by a railroad the courtroom in the murder trial about Jan. 30 his fiftieth birthday. or dead. He was abducted from both senate and house of the 1 Defense Cross Examines We welcome these railroad heads. the first of its major physical evi- While no definite word has come his home by two men Tuesday conference report reconciling the night. differences between their bills We are glad for them to know dence—a suit case which contain- Witness On Pistol from the governor or his advisors ed of the of Miss Sam- it was known he had the Invitation Little importance was attached by Neither house nor senate re- something about us and our Val- parts body uelson when It was' found Oct. 19 of the North Dakota state com- detectives to the temporary deten- quired a record vote. ley, Testimony tion of Kenneth Coffman. 28. who Mr. I in a Los Angeles railway station. mittee for a declaration before him Hoover i* prepared to sub- so be more will- was questioned last night Nothing mit to senate far Maybe they will The state contends both women and is pondering a reply. The North immediately the from discovery of the kid- confirmation the names to make our of fruits were slain by Mrs. Judd in Phoenix HOUSTON. Jan 22.— -F — Dakota is March 15. developed of the ing shippers primary an isolated defense napers' car deserted in tour members of the board whom and some rate conces- Oct. 16. Mrs. Judd is on trial only The in W. S. Scriv- vegetables section he select. for murder of Mrs. LeRoi. nsr's murder trial rested this must He already has sions when they are more fam- Reports that the kidnapers had to head the In addition to the suitcase, a hat- afternoon without offering any Chicago, corporation. conditions. i communicated with the family were The house iliar with box and trunks were testimony. appropriations com- two awaiting Rites Set For firmly denied by an attorney for whether do or dont. counsel for mittee is prepared to speed through But they submission when argument over Simultaneously, the family and the police. Srilvnor. of that branch of congress an ap- We are glad that they are com- admissibility of the first threw the alleged slayer Mr. Mrs Bower offered any reason- court into and Mrs. U. A. <K Jones, propriation of $500,000,000 to start to section. recess while attorneys ggyi able amount” to the kidnapers 'or ing this hut Pioneer the corporation to and judge consulted authorities. on trial only for the mur- Valley the safe return of her husband functioning. For see they people der of the woman, for the sec- were offered Rewards totaling $3,100 “You hav» shorn yourself of honor....we take from you merely the And we know that eonce they MRS, Ji on s C ALM ond time asked an instructed Last rites for Paulino S Preciado, the 9gg.Ml.0M BILL for the arrest of gang. symbols of your rank* ....With these fateful words. Major Varzaru BROKEN BY EVIDENCE acquittal. The motion was 77-year-old and IS INTRODUCED have seen the Valley, Valley pioneer who testified at a trial In Bucharest that he was S’.30 a overruled. veteran <left'. paid WASHINGTON. Jan. 2*2.—,Fk— the ev- PHOENIX, Aril. Jan 22— P>— Spanish language editor, YOUTH RELATES They will boost Valley month for keeping Soviet agents informed about Roumai ian army Chairman ms of tht The fast narade of state were to be held early Friday af- KIDNAPING STORY By appropria- moving maneuvers, was. publicly of the insignia cl his rank and or- — stripped tion* committee introduced erywhere they go. witnesses, on whose testimony HOUSTON. Jan 21. OP, The ternoon from the Immaculate KANSAS CITY. Jan 22.—'/Pt—A today dered to leave the country. It was a partial parallel to the lamous the bill to *500 000 000 Arizona hopes to claim the life of prosecution neared the end of its Conception church with interment story of being kidnaped in Wiscon- appropriate Drey fuss case in Prance. lor the 3 AN BLNITO CHAMBER of in the sin and released nea here reconstruction finance Winnie Ruth Judd on the gallows, case today in the murder trial of Old City cemetery. Tuesday is Preciado was related to corporation. Commerce got action on Us plea unnerving the once apparently W. S. <Shilo) Scrivnor. veteran ol died shortly after noon early today police 1 ■ ~ a" Ill- this S Campbell, to have notorious “Dead Mans calm and confident defendant. vnwr-jouMs with tFe~to*~” Thursday following lengthy mominrRpiJOuis .V.T.T -HT'W T ness. who gave his age as 22 and his oc- Woman The state's most important wit- Public Invited To Curve’ eliminated from State Nervous as furniture salesman for ness. Maurice O'Neil. New Orleans Members of the Benito Juarez cupation NICKEL PLATE Light Rains Fall tt Kewaunee. Wis, manufacturing ghway No 4. The state, tracing the crimson ballistics expert, who had testified society were to act as active pall- Veterans’ Program vid action should be had on trail of two trunks in which Mrs. a* pistol found In Scrivnor’s room bearers and members of the news- company. Over asked aid from police in Valley A general invitation is issued to The toll of lives Judd allegedly placed the bodies of was the pistol that killed Mr. and paper fraternity were named as Campbell _it proposition. home and officers said a Rainfall ranging from light the public by J. V. Avcilhe, com- her two victims. Agnes Le Roi and Mrs C. A «Keggyt Jones, was put j honorary pallbearers. returning taken by that curve should not distance call to CHIEFS ARRIVE showers to 29 of an Inch at mander of the Brownsville post. Hedvig Samuelsou. rapidly com- to a sharp cross-examination by the Bom in the state of Jalisco. long telephone In Ke’ jnee the Brownsville Pan-American Veteran* of Foreign Wars, to at- be Increased case Campbell’s father pleting its and the effect of defense today. Scrivnor. accused Mexico, in 1855. Preciado came to — word transportation would airport fell in eastern part of tend the open meeting ol the post The about that the has made the slen- slayer of both, is on trial now only the Valley when this section was brought aurprismg thinf testimony be the Valley last night and to- to be held tonight at the Elks Hall.
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