Envoys Map Peace Accord Aimed At Ten Day Truce, Report Says
Mexican peace envoys and American officials discussed a joint pact to halt revolutionary activity and seek peace within ten days. The Mexican delegation included Ricardo Granados and Marta Garza Ramon, among others, with Washington signaling cautious progress. The talks, held amid political upheaval, focused on a stable arrangement and potential custody arrangements for those resisting terms.
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Arede
Tex
Nueva Laredo
Peaye
Ricardo. Granados
Itertor
Diaz
Mexico
Committee Holds Short Session At Saturday Meeting
Members of the good rows committee of Product Three met in the Neanlys Hinaeestars sn toboe Men's Cusinom association at the First National Bank building at 10 a m Saturday morning. The group discussed delaying action on HF due to incompletion and requested more time to study care and excessive volume. Chairman John Stern authorized next steps for the following month as the meeting adjourned. Henry Oliver and family from Lockport NY arrived Monday night to visit Mr A L Parley and Mrs Wilkins.
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Hinaeestars Sn
John NM
Stern
India
Mes
Henry Oliver
Henry
Eunice
Helen Oliver
Meday
Lockport
Hay
A. AL Parley
Fragmentary Weather Report From Various U S Cities
A scrambled daily weather summary lists multiple cities with inconsistent spellings and conditions. Observed entries include clear and cloudy conditions at Brenham Galveston San Francisco New York and others with temperatures ranging from the teens to the hundreds in a garbled dataset.
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Brenham
Tex
Cotton Bell
Arkansas
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Galvesville
Texarkana
Paris
Lear
Qs Temple
Breahiany
Mr. Worth
Daline
Cameron
Galventon
Sheaveport
Austin
Hoveton
Chicago
Miantespotia
Ome
Alear
San Francisco
Roatan City
Lawn
Ilear
Louteill
CinypmanTl
Cady
Derrott
New York
Germania Verein Sets Sunday Special Meeting
Secretary Robert Sohawe of the Germania Verein announced a special meeting for Sunday at 4 oclock in Burniay afternoon. The agenda includes a detailed report on the proposed order to close clubs and potential implications for the organization across Texas clubs and forthcoming discussions at the capital.
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Germania Verein
Wobert Sohawe
Nana Eli Bab
Wei Bert
Broaldeut
Ina
Gortwanis
Wegureany
Collector Bosse Files February Tax Report Totals
Collector Bosse submits a February tax report detailing state and county taxes. The document lists the February totals, including various tax categories and penalties, totaling around 508.08 for county and smaller sums for state taxes. The report notes the filing was completed the day after the period end.
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Colvelve
Bosse
Mouniann
Movouna
Fenoo
Hanth Owcupalion
SKY
Detetor Fehnol
Paparym
Young Man Hurt When Horse Throws Buggy Near Gate Post
Herbert Sprain eighteen year old son of F. Sprain of Tong Poin was thrown from a buggy when the horse frightened. He sustained internal injuries and various contusions but is reported recovering. Dr. Knolle of Brenana was notified and attended him.
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Herbert Sprain
F. Sprain
Tong Poin
Jurret
BR. Knolle
Brenana
Wae
Interval
Former employee honored at BIS banquet
Former employee Louis Mann was guest of honor at a BIS banquet Friday night. Winkelmann & Mot hes Wy hosted a toast to ten years of service, praising integrity and loyalty. The event followed store closing at 7 and featured W. Winkelmann as president and tributes from colleagues.
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BIS
Winkelmann & Mothes
Louisieur Mann
Amestr. Laubemann
Maater Wan
W. Winketmann
Wisident Winkelmann
Wiikelmani
Muntereeitie
Irigudatto
Hearing ends. defendants bound for district court
Justice Homeyer concluded the afternoon hearing and ordered both defendants to stand trial in district court. He set bonds at 1000 dollars for Constable Wil ening and 500 dollars for Deputy Anderson, which were promptly posted.
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Justice Homeyer
Wilening
Anderson
Silver Service Campaign Started by Supt Klearner
A fragmented OCR note describes a campaign labeled Silver Service initiated by Supt Klearner to boost county instruction and school service. It mentions distribution of pamphlets and materials to inform residents, with references to legal actions and dates, but readable details are limited.
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Supt. Klearner
C. Kinerner
Super
February birth surge amid low deaths reported
A February summary notes many births and few deaths in the region. Most births were male with several counties reporting daily counts and hospital totals. The report mentions notable increases in births across Levobing Matha and nearby areas, with limited mortality figures and unclear maternal data.
Washington Forecast For March Weather Notes
Forecast for Washington area mentions likely rain Saturday and unsettled conditions into Sunday. Expected cooler highs and variable winds with mixed precipitation chances.
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Waaningtan
Potowine
Lorim
Bombay
Rakelon
Senators Debate Woman Bill Amid Vocal Clashes
Senators show sharp rhetoric before voting on a woman’s rights bill. The floor heat rises as supporters and opponents clash over changes and duties tied to married women’s status, with intense exchanges shaping the forthcoming decision.
John Sayles Fire Loss At Early Morning Incident
A damaged report states John Sayles suffered heavy losses in an early morning incident. An advertisement mentions a reward and identifies a location and involved parties, though many words are garbled. Further details are unclear from the readable text.
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John Sayles
Theodore Jahnke Still Unconscious in Wounded City Scene
A chaotic report from a city hospital notes Theodore Jahnke remains unconscious after a violent incident. Witnesses describe injuries to his arm and head while responders stabilize victims. The article mentions a nurse and several officials coordinating care and a Saturday city event.
Salem Lutherans Dedicate New Building Sunday
Salem Lutherans prepare a Sunday dedication for a new church building. The ceremony features a bishop, choir, and civic participation, highlighting architectural design and community significance.
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Salem Lutherans
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