Work on City Charter Progressing Steadily
City charter progress reported as committees work through opposed positions and public input. Alderman Walker cites politicians in opposition while committees prepare to present proposals for merit based adoption. A Wilkerson and Holt join a subcommittee to coordinate with local officials and gather support. Marriage licenses issued include Beatrice Day and Lacy Cash, Rosie Hawine and George Wilbite, and Mary Watere with George Juckeen.
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Working Charter
Alderman Walker
Publc
Ely
Ware
Theomuitéen
Hynett
A. W. Wilkerson
Ka Holt
Lerama
Rosie Hawine
George Wilbite
Mary Watere
George Juckeen
Mery
Force of Federals Ordered 10 Sonora
An incoherent OCR note claims forces were ordered to Sonora with mentions of Governor Lorena, Major Cardenay, and the Ministry of Madero. The text is garbled, but implies a military action or evacuation order involving about ten thousand troops and a relocation plan to Lemar.
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Bare
Lemar
May Lorena
Cardenay
Madero
Meare
Sommergirl Club Meeting Tonight
Members discuss upcoming events and dues while noting room for improvements. Messages mention late payments and member reminders. confusion over schedule and location appears.
Negro attacked with iron tap. injuries reported
A delirious victim Geena Er a wog mbeu T om hie, after an assault, was found by children. Two suspects were arrested and confined. the injured person could not speak. Police continue to investigate the incident and the victim’s condition remained critical.
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Mouke
Distsers And Wiorkens Organized
A meeting at the Fleet Monti at Thuteh this morning at 10 formed a committee to draft a constitution. The assembly included ministers and workers from West Foown and surrounding areas. The group planned to join the Central Texas Baptists Ministers and Workers Conference and adjourned to meet at the First Baptist Church in ten weeks.
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AL Whitey Pratt
Ff Wipiin
Girone
Fatlowas Ur
MM. Weaver
Ehaleman
Mtoftort
Wire Stalrmae
Watley
Ernie
W. R Brown
DB Waite
White
WU Nee
W. Barheman
J. M. Rothfork
J. M. Cole Ware
Abe
Central Texas
Worters
First Baptist
Seeronueys
Wilder Resigns from Grant Lumber Company
J. M. Wilder, formerly manager of Grant Lumber, resigned and moved to Houston to join H. Taylor Lumber Company. W. O. McGare of Galveston takes temporary charge and will stay in the city several weeks until a new manager is chosen. Mr. Meare praises Wilder and predicts great things for the company.
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JM. Wilder
Grant Lumber Company
Fiw
Houston
H.taylor Larmber Company
W. O. McGare
Galveston
Grant Company
Wit
Mr. Meare
Inauguration Day Passes Quietly at the Capitol
Washington March 4 President Wilson and President elect Marshall were inaugurated amid ceremonial tributes. Speeches highlighted unity and a forward agenda as cabinets later convened and Senate actions loomed.
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Fatt Signs Up to Exhibit At State Fair
An old noted figure announces retirement from Congress amid a dramatic scene. President Wilson era pictures are promised alongside the famous Maurice Cole act as the chief attraction. Various entertaining pictures and favorites are included for showcase.
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Georg R Ont
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Ello
Fragmentary dispatch reports city under threat from Morog forces
Shattered OCR text notes hostile Morog forces have occupied areas around Neen and attacked, with casualties and a large number of wounded Providence bound for the town. A military response and casualty figures are partially described in inconsistent reports received today.
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T. de Fae
Dikte Donation Aims at Carnegie Moray For Benefit
A fragment describes IRIN BENET TAMIR proposing a charitable event to benefit Carnegie Moray. The plan includes poetry, readings, and features by Walker with programs to raise funds. It notes admission and aims to attract attendees for a community afternoon.
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Dikte
Carnegie
Moray
Hhawe Grint
Strict Court Proceedings: Jurors Sworn For March Term
The Rest District Court jurors were sworn for the term but no jurors were drawn. Names listed include Charles Yoshi, March 1, and cases such as Hensarling vs FG HRY, Crooks vs Store Brackas, Downs et al vs Browns, Christian vs Christian, and Witley Workers vs Brown. No cases for the week ahead.
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Koppe
Doe Cregg Maren J.M. Bolas Yi
Ga. Maren
T. A. Hensarling
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