Through Mexico 43 Years Obstruction Not At All
Hugh C Bard recalls travels through Mexico, describing a cotton tree forest, weaver birds weaving lint into clothing, a devastating drought, and a catastrophic fire sparked by a native arrow. He confirms Gantt’s cotton tree claims and reflects on the vanished forest and lasting survivors.
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Courthouse clash over Cheapside nuisance roils Lexington
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Local Cheapside Customs Fade in City Life
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Five Rules For Political Women
New York Annie Mathews, a leading suffrage worker and current register-elect of New York City, outlines five political rules for women. She urges joining a party, backing signs of good local government, hiring effective campaign workers, ensuring they are paid, and insisting on reimbursement for expenses to sustain organized political effort.
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Trial of Maude Moore Case Opens in Knoxville
Knoxville Tenn September 1919 trial of Maude Moore and Lerou rth murder opened with Attorney General Mynatt leading for the state. Early testimony focused on the slain man’s character and the defendant’s alleged motive while crossfire questions and witness accounts unfolded during the first hours.
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I G Paul Elected Mayor of Comer on Wednesday
Comer Georgia voters chose J G Paul as mayor in the regular city election held Wednesday. J RM Detton and J B Johnson won seats as councilmen, while former mayor J Carmichael did not seek re election.
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How to Fight the Boll Weevil Every Month in the Year
A period style agricultural guide outlines monthly steps to combat boll weevil in cotton fields. It recommends winter quarters, burning unmaned bolls, plowing, trash management, and a guinea crop to deter pests, with targeted actions in each month from November through September. The piece emphasizes repeated picking up of squares, early planting, and loud deterrence strategies to disrupt weevil movement and reproduction.
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Striker Shot by Policeman Dies in Chicago Stockyards Strike
Chicago stockyards strike turns violent as George Pile, 35, dies from a Wednesday shooting by a motorcycle police officer after bricks were hurled. About 1,500 mechanics walk out in sympathy with Amalgamated Meat Cutter and Butcher Workers. Packhouse reports claim plants operate near capacity while unions rally 18,000 to 20,000 workers across steam fitters and automobile repair crews join the strike. No additional violence reported by police.
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Chicago
George Pile
Alexander Meluhowaki
Committee Hears New Gaming Bill In Senate Hearing
Washington reports the senate committee opened hearings Friday on a new gaming bill amid a dense briefing about transmission through illegal networks, including tips and odds. The measure, introduced by Senator Serling, a Republican from South, aims to curb organized gambling activity.
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Fragmented Readable Snippet Mentions Persons and Places
A garbled OCR fragment references unclear persons and locations without complete context. The readable bits hint at names or places but lack coherent events or actions to summarize a news item accurately.
Embezzlement Case Involving Bank Employee
A court case concerns a bank employee from the Wag company accused of embezzling $18,000. Jury proceedings focus on the alleged theft from a local bank and related financial records.
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