Vetoes and Fire Incident Reported in Local News Mix
The article notes multiple vetoes by Governor Catquit amid county law changes and a fire incident where a chemical extinguishant aided a blaze at a tavern near Mt College. It references labor and wage concerns at Mophie Works and mentions Calvuin Moers in connection with political activity.
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Terrifying Texas Storm Blows Through Mayhem
A severe storm hit Texas March 31 into April 1 causing widespread damage. Winds toppled trees and unroofed houses across towns including Waxahachie and Port Arthur. Lightning struck and the storm pattern stretched across the region with reports of gusts over strong speeds and power outages.
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Dem Caucus Reforms Nominally Clash Over Chairmen
Washington report notes Democratic representatives to the House caucus debate new rules for chairmanships. The plan aims to cut the House payroll by 142,000 annually, reallocating patronage funds as benefits to members not yet chairmen.
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Fighting continues in Mexico amid insurgent activity
A fragmented Associated Press report from Paso, Texas describes fighting in Mexico with details of movements and a captured rebel force. The dispatch notes insurgent leadership and ongoing clashes near a border area as a fragile pacification process is tested.
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Machinery for Power Punt and Flour Mill
A damaged OCR item describes shipments of machinery for a power punt and flour mill, with details on delivery timing, site layout, and equipment capacity. It notes The American Electric Company and mentions anticipated May delivery and plans to expand the operation and keep pace with city growth.
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Printing department upgrades promise better service
The article notes new and pretty type, improved materials, and higher standards in the printing office. It highlights expanded rural routes, updated equipment, and skilled staff aiming to deliver first-class paper and advertiser service, with community cooperation urged for growth.
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