State Capital News and Notes on Texas Banking
East Austin notes report on convictions and banking board actions. Mentions the Jojer Ghuernunty State Bank of Tyler and the First Aram Tank of Blastow with capital totals. Highlights railroads with no far agent payment and railroad commission member limits. Describes an amendment to antipaes permitting travel on prem becomer.
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Hye
Austin
Texas
Piace Hanke
Jojer Ghuernunty State Bank of
Tyler
Yullroad Commission
Favorable report on Rondurean loan
The senate committee approved a report favoring the Rondurean loan to Honduras. The treaty provides for a ten million dollar fund to be furnished by United States bankers to support the Rondurean government. The action aims to back the Honduran regime and advance U S financial involvement in the region.
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Washington
Thy
Senate Omanltien Om Finchett Ewlwtion
Honduras
United States
Protest Against Negro Appointee Riles Five Civilized Tribes
The text reports opposition to the appointment of Vernon of Karis Chey Kum GaP as a novice supervisor for Indian setouts in the five civilized tribes of Oklahoma. Local groups protest the proposed appointment, arguing against a Negro appointee in the role.
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Vernon
Karis Chey
Kum
Gap
OkiAhotna
Heat Victim in Denton County Reported in Texas
A Denton County heat tragedy is recorded as the first prostration for the same cause in many years. The report, attributed to Anmerated Homi Denton and the Texan Jute, notes a single case of heat prostration reworted in the county, reflecting a rare local incident amid rising temperatures.
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Denton
Dentin
Mule Dragged Man to Death Near Canaway Farm
An 18 year old man named Any Rann Wasalinchio, nephew of Iwary Canaway, was dragged several miles by a mule after his foot became tangled in a stirrup. The fatal incident occurred yesterday on a farm near Aliven. The head suffered severe injuries and was nearly unrecognizable. Authorities are investigating the accident.
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Rann
Woman Acting Governor Dead at [Location]
Obituary notes the death today of Beekmnyer who served as acting governor of Oklahoma Territory. She had been confidential clerk to Gov. penory Haines and to Verguxon and Frans, with prior ties to government operations.
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Okashoma
Asmat
Rushiie
Oka
Dupe
Beekmnyer
Oklahoma Territory
Penory Haines
Verguxon
Frans
Abe
Dione
Interurban funding plan sparks Dallas to Waco stock move
Local business leaders were urged to take 120000 dollars of preferred stock to back the Dallas to Waco interurban project. About twenty shares were formed as the plan regains traction, with officials hoping the regional railway will secure funding and progress.
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Asmat Vora
Waco
Pena June IK
Bole Fund
Dallas
Pixibotewas
Aftermath of Earthquake Strikes Mexican City
Earthquake damage reported in Colima region with two to three deaths. Roads blocked by inmates in the area. Guadalajara reports damage including a church tower and a main street but no fatalities overall.
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Uniy
Wool tariff debate echoed in House remarks
In Washington the House debated the wool tariff with Representative Mull of Tennessee arguing the tariff would strike at the heart of the Republican protection policy. The imperfect text suggests a discussion on tariff protection and economic impact.
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Washinton
Tendemee
Heavy London bank closure shocks markets
A London bank collapse with liabilities reported near 43 million pounds rattled investors. Depositors faced uncertainty as the stock exchange traded at a muted level and officials indicated many customers will await payout while operations wind down.
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London
Stock Exchange
Birkiverts
Depolitcy
Waco Delegation Heads to Washington on Taft Invitation
An odd item reports a Texas delegation led by a figure described as a president or official traveling to Washington. They carry a gold plated invitation framed in mahogany inviting President Taft to inaugurate the Texas Cotton Palace at the fair. The text, garbled, places a tongue in cheek tone on civic boosterism and state pride.
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Prom Wan
Texas
Vereciander
Ston
Washington
Taft
Amur River steamer disaster kills numerous passengers
A river steamer on the Amur burned with heavy loss of life. Reported names include Aniath Husain and Mingovi, with authorities noting many passengers drowned as the vessel was destroyed by fire.
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Amur
Mingovi
Aniath Husain
Terrific Heat in North Texas Today
The Commercial Telegraph Company reports North Texas temperatures reaching the 100 mark by noon. Strong heat persists across the region with officials urging residents to stay hydrated and avoid prolonged sun exposure. Highs are expected to hold near the century mark into the afternoon.
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Commercial Telegraph Company
Shooting Scrape Ends With Flesh Wound In Arm
In western town a Thursday night incident left a man with a flesh wound to the left arm after a pistol discharge. Dr Satterfield, accused of assault with intent, confronted his wife Goon, who retrieved a pistol and passed it to her husband. He fired once, injuring Goon’s arm. no serious injuries reported. Dr Satterfield later moved to Bryan.
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Dr. Satterfield
Smurtley
Eugle
Pw Mable C
Baker
Harsday Mige
Goon
Satterfield
Roth
de. ShtterRell
Evo
Bryan
Family ties noted in recent residence with Goen kin
A fragment indicates a person has been living with the Goen family for several weeks, sharing their home with relatives. The text emphasizes current cohabitation and suggests a temporary living arrangement among family members.
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Goen
Sam House
V200 Mile Aviation Rage in Germany Ahead of 1200 Mile Race
German aviators prepare for the longest aerial race in the country with 1200 mile course starting and finishing in Berlin. Trials begin tomorrow with Sunday’s start at the Jobsnesburs grounds near Berlin. Only German machines, piloted by Germans, eligible. prize includes 25000 dollars in gold and additional awards from aero clubs and towns along the route. The War Ministry shows interest amid hints of military use discussions.
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Beerlin
Jobsnesburs
Berlin
Aero Clubs
Cithens
Germany
Ministry of War
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