Floods raise million acres of Texas lands as 3500 homeless
Los Angeles April 25 coroner jury verdict says constable Mosher died in a masked mob raid likely instigated by Ku Klux Klan. Kleagle attended the chapel meeting and raid, with few witnesses answering. Floods across Texas leave 3500 homeless as Trinity Valley towns report heavy damage and Red Cross mobilizes relief.
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Los Angeles
Cal
M. B. Mosher
Mosher
Ku Klux Klan
Melford
D. Mosher
A. Baker
Kleugle
Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Fort Worth
Trinity
Waco
Palmer
Sonora
Belton
Mountain Creek
Venus
Red Cross
John T. Orr
Texas Farm Loan Federation
ST. Louis
Arlington Heights
Athc
American Red
U S Says It Will Yet Go to Genoa
A garbled line from the era quotes a U S figure claiming the United States will attend a Genoa conference. The phrasing suggests a parliament member declaring future U S participation, though the OCR text is unclear on the exact speaker or date.
Charge Witness Threatened by State's Counsel
A court report notes allegations that a witness was threatened by the state’s attorney. Details describe the incident and the ongoing investigation, with no substantiated outcome disclosed. The reference mentions Anse Pras and related local terms.
Bombs Thrown At Pawtucket Plants
Fragmentary report indicates explosions at Pawtucket plant sites, including a Jenckes plant incident and a buried bomb near a cement platform. No major injuries reported. damage limited to broken windows. Authorities investigated as multiple blasts affected company facilities over a 14 week span.
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Ted Taht
Thin Mill
Wan
Jenckes
U S Coal Supply Calls Itself Practically Inexhaustible
Washington April 29 hearing on the Bland bill to create a federal costing agency featured J D Morrow of the National Coalition arguing that coal reserves are ample and competition keeps prices fair. He contended multiple mines exist to meet demand and that monopolistic price control is unlikely, citing labor costs and wartime adjustments as factors in mining economics.
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Washington
Houselabor. Com
J. D
C Lation
Morrow
United States
Ambassador Serves Notice on Genoa Conference Rights
Ambassador serves notice at the Genoa Conference asserting rights on Russian debts including private loans and advances to Kerensky. Debts referenced cover both private loans and government-related advances amid postwar financial discussions.
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Genoa
Kerensky
Associated Press
London
Richard Washburn Child
Italy
United States
Russia
Evening Standard
Soviet threat to Poland alarms conference delegates
Genoa dispatches report Soviet Russia demanding Poland abstain from talks on a Russia Germany treaty. Poland’s stand linked to Riga pact. some delegates view the remonstrance as a threat as Red Army camps near the frontier heighten tension. French alarm grows over Russia and German influence on future European borders.
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Ila
Poland
Russia
Japan
China
Wall Street Blast Claims 27th Victim
The Associated Press reports New York dated April 25 1920 that Frederick Davey Soper of Brooklyn died from injuries tied to the Wall Street explosion. Soper had been burned severely while walking along Wall Street when the blast occurred and never fully recovered.
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Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Frederick Davey Soper
Brooklyn
Wall
Sopero
Astor Says America Will Yet Join Conference at Genoa
Lady Astor told Associated Press editors and publishers in New York that America would join the Genoa conference, adding she believes America can show the way to peace. The Virginia born MP spoke on mother love and practical politics at the Waldorf Astoria luncheon, touching on Bolshevism and the power of the press while amusingly recalling her Eden apple remarks.
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Phew
New York
Lady Astor
United States
Associated Press
America
Genoa
House of Commons
Waldorf-Aston
B. Noyes
Associa Press
Garden of Eden
Inquest Scene Over Editor Witla Durengo Killing
An inquest convenes today into the killing of editor Witla Durengo Meraid yesterday afternoon. The inquiry centers on a quarrel and shooting linked to heated newspaper columns and personal animosities. The proceedings aim to identify the trigger and persons involved in the fatal incident.
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Inquest Today
Witla Durengo
Meraid
Wood
School Board Defers Action on Teacher Cases in Protest Crowd
Trustees rush through routine, adjourn to Friday eight. Citizens at the administration building demand 23 resignations as indignant residents condemn the handling of teacher matters. The meeting closes without floor speeches as the educational committee report is awaited, honoring decades of service by local educators.
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Eitize
Missing six aboard seaplane prompts search by naval air crews
An aircraft with six people aboard vanished after departure. Naval and commercial seaplanes are searching, with Radio stations at this location and Miami asked to report any trace. Vessels are urged to aid the search and report sightings.
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Santa Maria
Naval
Miami
Opposing Irish forces fortify Mulliga as Easter talks loom
In Belfast on April 25 free state and insurgent troops man Mulliga for Eamonn de Valera's meeting slated for April 2. Leaders of opposing factions in Dublin prepare for talks tomorrow, warning that failure to settle could trigger renewed trouble. Sandbags seal windows as both sides fortify, workers form a battalion to defend themselves. Michael Collins leads the provisional government.
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Belfast
Free State
Mulliga
Eamonn de Vaera
Dublin
Hemselven
Trial on Charge in Charlestown West Virginia
Fragmentary OCR item notes a trial in Jefferson county court involving a figure nicknamed nasara mine or jow, tied to a march against Logan. Text is garbled but indicates a trial proceeding and a named individual Woods, son of Bilasard, connected to a disputed fate.
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Associated Press
Charlestown
W. Va
Apell
William ‘Nasara
Jow Offeral
Logan
Jefferson County
Woods
Bilasard
Pershing Warns Prepared U S Could Avoid World War
Washington April 25 General Pershing urged a national military policy to deter foreign aggression. He argued the United States would have prevented a world war with a prepared army of about 118000 to 150000 enlisted and 11000 officers. He warned past wars showed constant expansion of defense spending and economic disruption when countries lack ready forces.
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Energen
Senate
Pershin
United “States
United States
Union
Weeks
America
National Defense
Systeit Urorgan
Wera
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