Auto Crash Kills Florence Behariert and Injures Four
An auto driven by Robert Bohatert skidded and plunged into a ditch near Caldwell street. Florence Behariert died hours after the crash. Mrs Dunn broke a leg and Mrs Beharert broke a shoulder. Jack Dang and Marence Mchallert were slightly hurt. the party was en route to Alle Florence Sehariert’s home. A satchel with money and rings was reportedly found. reward offered for its return.
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Jack Dang
Marence Mchallert
Robert Bohatert
Hobatert
Alice
Mra
Dunn
Mise Beharert
Florence Sehariert
Associated Press
Corpus Christ
Florence Behariert
Caldwell Street
Eagle
Alleged Milling In Transit Campaign Notes From Texas
A July 1912 letter from Anglo politician Bouré, Ryan Texas, in El Paso shows wartime rhetoric about milling in transit and farm support. The document mentions headquarters at Horcasita and gratitude to supporters in the county. It hints at reelection vows and commitment to public highways and agricultural demonstration work.
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Washington
el Paso
Texan
Exercion
Yrivilegne
Honora Uy
Yeble
Mareb
Tuk
Caan Grande
Gieners! Moeria
Horcasita T
Juarve
Ie Belox
Jonaurptor
AG. Bouré
Ryan
Oxas
Americans report looting at Frontera customs house
Two Americans arriving by steamship from Frontera report July 2 looting by mounted rebels at the customs house and adjoining store, claiming losses of cash and valuables. They allege other foreigners were harmed and authorities may be investigating government involvement.
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Frontera
Mexico
Galveston
Fronora
Stesien
Orange Merchants Triumph At Mlew Academy Game
A chaotic printout reports the Orange Merchants winning the game at Mlew Academy by nine points. It mentions Bryan, Wright, and Captain Hughes among players, notes practice plans, and hints at leadership changes as A.B Wortey resigns from service.
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Orange Merchants
Mlew Academy
Gromae
Wright
Untis
Land Cougrove
Bryan Loum
Hoginger
Ryan
Austin
Adjutant General
Rebels
Gwaymo
Hughes
Sanders
Peter
Bore
Londay
A. E. Worley
A.B Wortey
Rumor Denied in Farmers Union Warehouse Matter
A local rumor alleging involvement with a title examination for the Farmers Union Warehouse Company is denied by a respondent who states no work was performed for the firm. He claims no legal action exists and offers a reward for any citizen who signs a statement supporting these denials. The report also notes committee appointments, new members, and ongoing financial and park projects.
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Bryan
Farmers Union ‘Warehouse Company
Rebels Seek Ammunition as Force Heads West
General Provo sent rebels westward toward Honora and Pacific coast towns in an effort to obtain ammunition from suppliers to sustain the uprising. The march aims to bolster rebel capabilities and extend influence along the coast.
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Ity
Oroveo
Honora
Pacific Coast
Dapay
Cost of living and tariff talks ripple through Woodrow Wilson era
In a July session Governor Hoover addresses misconceptions about tariffs affecting the cost of living. Contributors row in with varied sums to support a campaign. The program features a children’s program with recitations, songs, and readings, including “Love the Little Children” and “Help Mother,” with participants from local groups and churches.
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Woodrow Wilson
Howe
Roosevelt
Hoowevelt
Frayer
ME. Weaver
Paulin—Mitton
Poulin
Ile
Sue
Charley’ Bullock Bong
Jewus
Bae
Christ
Helen Moore
Johnnie May Cray
Teaua
Civile League Meets. Park Work Plans Approved
The regular monthly Civile League meeting was called to order Wednesday evening by President Mrs Albert J Juel lan. Committee reports circulated on landscape work and park improvements with approvals and instructions. Work is expected to begin soon with pending track changes at Bel ews hall site and A M College as plans are corrected to proceed.
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Mra
A. J. Meehanan
Charles Gainer
Allesult
Caroegle
Re Ragan
J. Webb Howell
Stra W Withers
Atlanta
Howard Cavite
Civile
Leager
Albert J. Juellan
Lane
Tennion Haring
Gammill
Belew
Baptist Boys and Girls School Opens September 10 1912
The eighth session opens September 10 1912 in a new three story brick dormitory with complete facilities. Includes hall for boys, literary, art, voice and piano departments. aims at character development with an efficient teaching staff. Expectation of large attendance. tuition a little over two hundred dollars for nine months.
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Jose
Ravereée
Sanders Bros
Telmo
Fuldentagy
Folger’s
Colden Gate Teas
Bell Brosuality Grocers
Orangemen
Brian
Miner
Rmer Wilken
Chase & Sanborn
Baptist
AMO
Onli
Benjamin Young
Lerch Bros
Hariem
E. F. Parks
Harnex Repair
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