Girl Smiled Derisively at Stones Testimony
July 7 New York defense witnesses in the Lilian Graham and Ethel Conrad case against W F D Stokes the millionaire hotel owner continued testimony. The defendant and Mixx Graham Minter faced derisive reactions as Stokes recounted events and letters claimed to be returned by a former associate.
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New York
Lilian Graham
Ethel Conrad
W. F. D. Stokes
Mixx Graham’ Minter
John Singlet
Stokes
Miles
Mine Grabar
Whso
Insect Pest in Washington County Reported
A Washington County report describes an unidentified potato pest affecting seed potatoes. An entomologist notes a wormlike insect, large and pale, causing concern for potato growers. Further details are limited in the fragment.
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Washington County
Texas
Pate Entomologiat
International Aero Plane Race Ends with Beaumont Victory
Lieutenant Conneau of the French navy hosted the Otello international seaplane race from berg through Europe to London and back. Ramols Andre Beaumont won after a lengthy flight, claiming a $100,000 prize. Kimmerling reportedly fell during the event.
Washington and Bal Timore Still Sweltering
Weather notes show Washington and Baltimore remain hotspots with high humidity despite scattered showers elsewhere. The brief cites ongoing heat in these two cities as a notable exception to cooler or rainier conditions across the country.
Billion Dollars Worth of Rain From Rocky Mountain Storm
General Superintendent H A Gauwewlts of the Fort Worth and Denver City railroad described today’s rain as a torrent worth a billion dollars along his line. The storm extended from the Rocky Mountains eastward and reached Pere this morning, appearing to be widespread and severe.
Japanese Banking House Opens Houston Office
Tokyo based Fukushima company with 100000 capital opens Houston office under Fukushima as manager. Plan to export cotton to Asiatic countries expands Texas operations and signals a broad Japanese banking presence in Austin and Houston amid a growing cotton trade network.
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Houston
Texaa
K. Fukushima
Wich
Speoe
Fallang
Rae
Campalin
Teaten
Todey
Mouston
Dy Assoviatet Peon Texan
Fukushima
Austin
Texas
Miteu Banking Bone
Japan
Omiewy
Fuktahita
Unearthed accident kills man painting bridge timbers
In Kinney Texas on July 7 Joan Young of Shermse was instantly killed when his back struck a live trolley wire while painting bridge timbers. He is survived by his brother William Young of Shermat.
First Car Leaves Mount Pleasant for Ohio Peach Shipment
The first carload of Hiberta peaches from Tus county was shipped to Columbus Ohio today. Fifteen to twenty more cartons will follow within a week, expected to clear the county of peaches.
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Mount Pissnant
Mount ‘Pleasant
You Tits
Ohio
Tus County
Castro Outsmarts The Nations In Fractured Report
Fragmented text notes former President Castro outwitting nations while reporting a state department note about Venezuela and a distant reference to a $40 fine for killing a dove. A separate line mentions a Waxahachie trial where Jane Curia faces a $3135 total fine and a game law citation.
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Asand Atd Pree
Washington
United Hates
Cipri‘ing Castro
Vocenuela
Eyor
State Department
Waxahachie
Texas
Jane Curia
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