Turkish Troops Move Toward Mosul Border
London dispatch reports about 40 000 Turkish troops massed behind the Mosul frontier as a boundary dispute with Britain and the League of Nations looms. British airmen monitor the Turkish movement while the Foreign Office has no new information on the issue arising from Turkey’s deportations of Christians in the Mosul region.
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Maid Applicant Seeks Morning Work After Morning Beds
A maid applicant recalls rising early to finish bed making before others, in a London Passing Show snippet. Her remark highlights eagerness for morning duties and domestic efficiency.
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Barbershop Talk Reflects Shifting Marital Habits
The fragment notes men who have not lived with wives in years still visit barber shops where conversations touch on distant marriages and occasional reunions, illustrating changing domestic norms in casual conversations.
Houston Man Dies Suffer Bullet Wound In Loop Shooting
Charles W. Crawford of Houston is believed dying in a San Antonio hospital after a bullet wound. His former wife Suzanne Crawford is held by police. The shooting occurred in an automobile in the Loop.
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Botrict Judge Orders Rearrest in Murder Case
Sheriff Brent has rearrested S. FE. Goss held for the murder of Claude Raney. District Judge Blackburn ordered the rearrest and set next Wednesday for trial to fix the bond of ten thousand dollars by Justice Boggress. Goss allegedly acted as deputy sheriff.
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Thundering Head to Try Trampling the Agile Panthers
Fort Worth hosts Dallas in a playoff opener with ideal weather. An expected 12,000 fans will watch at 3:30 p.m. Wachtal is pegged to start for Fort Worth, while Hart is projected for Dallas.
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Oklahoma Eases Texas Cattle Quarantine Move
Oklahoma State agriculture board loosened the foot and mouth quarantine against Texas on September 16. Cattle may be shipped from Texas except from within quarantine lines.
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County Tax Roles Approved by Court
The county commissioners court approved tax rolls for the year and paid Julian C. Field Company $6,194 for Dodd City Bonham concrete highway work. It granted Lone Star Gas a franchise to build a pipeline and telegraph line with a ban on tearing up concrete roads.
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Texas Black man Maintains Innocence Amid Jail Storming Verdict
Reports from Nashville describe heightened security after mob violence linked to Henry Slorn, a Black man accused of terrorizing North Nashville for three weeks. Police planned to move him to a barricaded area for protection as he protests his innocence.
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Gas Nass Meeting at Court House Thursday Night
A mass meeting is scheduled Thursday night at 7:00 in the court house to discuss the gas proposition with representatives from the Lone Star Gas Company of Dallas. Attendees are urged to bring neighbors and ask questions to understand terms and conditions as explained by company officials.
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Cotton Crop Totals Rise in Fannin County 1925
Starry Gray reports cotton ginned in Fannin County up to September 1 1925 reaches 13 615 bales vs 5 377 in 1924. The Favorite notes county by county gin totals across states, highlighting Georgia and Alabama figures and overall cotton production standings.
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French Debt Mission Sets Sail From Havre Tonight
Finance Minister Joseph Caillaux and debt funding delegates depart Havre at 9 PM for a United States visit. He seeks to preserve America's friendship and solid financial ties, returning as a respected figure in France after a controversial past.
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Regents Meeting Set to Decide Oil Royalties Funding
The State University board of regents is called to meet Thursday to act on oil royalties stalled by the need to designate a permanent or available building fund, the amount now being substantial. In a separate item, French forces report capturing Bibane in Morocco after intense fighting, a key strategic position in Ab El Krim’s defenses.
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Shooting at resort leaves three women wounded
Johnson City NL Sept 16. One man and three women were shot during a rush to escape a fire set in a feud at the resort. The incident followed a bonham fair trade remark.
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Emma G McHarg Improves After Illness in Texas
Secretary of State Emma G McHarg who had been seriously ill at a focal hospital is reported improved today. Miss Floy Agnew has returned from a trip to Europe where she spent the summer touring the continent and seeing the sights in the Old World.
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