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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1938
Page
3
British claim seeks indemnity for bomb strikes by Japan. The article notes treaty terms, vessel actions, and official rejection of an accompanying explanation. Details are unclear due to damaged text but focus on liability and reparations, with references to legal and diplomatic positions.
A college showcases Keefer pictures amid a busy display. The piece hints at public interest and curiosity about the nervousness or confidence sparked by viewing the collection.
In Weatherford Oklahoma an Apache woman’s attempt to pose with an ancient $5 piece sparked another search for the Semen brothers’ legendary cache. Mech/Dusiksen says a map and old legends trace loot tied to Jesse James era remains, with reports of coins found near a hill tunnel and a grave unearthed after clues from Apache legends.
Baron Markley, deputy speaker of the British House of Lords, notes American football is slower than English Rugby due to frequent side committee meetings. King Gustav V of Sweden marks 30th throne anniversary and remains active with tennis. A court filing in Caro County names Kee See, Loos Seeman, and S. A. Buseel, requiring appearances to answer a petition filed in Brewster County.
A fragment mentions Trepsti ending Snake Captured fey Texas with a thick neck. The report notes both mouths were believed functional in life and the reptile appears well fed through two openings.
Plaintiff Ada Locke Russell asks the court to restore her maiden name as Ada Locke after marriage and for the defendant to appear and answer. Clerk J W Frazer notes January date in Brewster District Court in the unresolved case involving community property and potential minor issues.
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