Katy Ghrmen Stake Settled in September 1911 Proclamation
A historical notice reports the formal settlement of a stake involving Katy Ghrmen on September 1911. The event, described through an archived proclamation, records related names and dates as part of a local civic action.
Ambiguous State Opinion on Amendment to Anti-Quae Law
The General's Department issues an opinion to the Secretary of State indicating no firm legal basis for the proposed amendment to the anti liquor law. It discusses conditions under which intoxicants might be regulated or prohibited and notes consolidation could affect existing social controls.
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Formey General's Department
Secretary of State
Wardiwan
Hoyas
Siyo Madero May Resign Amid Fierce Fighting at Rebel Site
Federal forces captured a Y M C A building seized by rebels and held for days as heavy clashes raged nearby. The latest report confirms Siyo Madero's possible resignation while troops tightened control of the contested area.
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Siyo Madero
RULES OF CIVILIZED WARFARE UNBROKEN Mexico City February move toward interim president
Mexico City reports indicate President Madero approved in principle the appointment of an interim president, a move seen as strengthening the government while federal forces reportedly regroup and reposition. Skirmishes and artillery fire continued through the night with reinforcements arriving for the rebels, and American embassy area sustained minor damage from shelling.
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Mexico City
Madero
Senor Lee Curtain
Maduro
Gurmavaca
Associated Press
Witnesses Testify In Elopement Case At Fort Worth
Nine witnesses testified today about the train journey that linked Mrs Snowd and A L Moyen Jr in an alleged elopement. The record showed Moyen was in Fort Worth last summer planning another elopement.
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Negra Pullman Nf
Mra
Alg
Moyen, Jr
Wort Worth
Moyen
Fort Worth
New York Elks Celebrate Forty-Fifth Anniversary
The New York Elks mark the forty-fifth anniversary of the order at a Waldorf Astoria event tonight. Grand Keeper Thomas B. Mills and the official family attend with delegations from various lodges.
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NEW York Elks
New York
Thoman B. Mills
Rie
Waldorf-Astoria
Senate 1D Fails to Reach Quorum in Texas Session
Domociated Penn Austin Texas February 14 The Senate today lacked two of a quorum. It is believed no session is probable until Thursday. Forty House members are here awaiting the return of their court
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Texas
Senate
House
Eastern Railroads Agree to Arbitrate Labor Dispute
New York August 18 Eastern railroads agreed to arbitrate under the Erdman act the demand of firemen and engineers on Eastern routes. The move averts strike danger and signals willingness to avoid disruption. Railroad spokesmen said the choice of arbitration would be acceptable to prevent a breakdown of operations and maintain service.
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New York
Astern
Rouda
Flic
Balkan War News From The Basin War Briefing
Reporting from London dated February 1 the Young Turk leader feared wounded was said to be alive in a telegram to friends but Turkish soldiers now deny earlier reports. The dispatch reflects unsettled Balkan war coverage and shifting casualty notes.
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London
Ataverey
Bie
Poet of Sierras among the Dead dies at home in Medmont foothills
San Francisco Feb information confirms the death of journalist Milo J Miller known as the Storr at his residence in the Medmont foothills. He reportedly suffered a heart attack while asleep with his wife and daughter present. Funeral details not disclosed.
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San Francisco
Oab
Storr
Medmont
Fuwalle
Senator Taylor Questions State Funding For A and M College
Senator Taylor of the Sub-Committee criticized the state for paying too much for the agricultural and mechanical college and its campus. He argued the school costs the state about 4740 a year per enrolled student plus 300 for firing and personal extension, plus federal radio aid. He noted issues with campus conditions and questioned whether the university gets 800 for each student, suggesting the costs outweigh benefits. The panel discussed control, facilities, discipline, and ongoing investigations, with Governor’s warnings cited and mixed views on restoring normal operations at College Station.
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Acutin
Texas
Taylor
M. Collage
Pedieral
Soumor
Murray
Pepo
Agricultural and Medianteat College
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Ene Winn
Treahmen
Profemsar Epence
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Suvere
Soame
Antia
Daliege
Pallege
Benncor
Lonat
Hid
Directure
Astin
le Ube Inne
Bids Opened for New Battleship Pennsylvania
The Navy Department announces bids for the battleship Pennsylvania, a 12 400-ton vessel with armor and gun turrets. Total cost estimated between 11.9 million and 12.0 million dollars, destined for Pennsylvania with displacement and weapon details cited.
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Ab. ii
Navy
Pune
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