Fire destroys business section in Clay County town
Wichita Falls Texas May 21 A fire this morning destroyed the business section of Charlie Clay County. Five buildings burned with an estimated loss of around one thousand dollars. No injuries were reported.
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Thaw Attorney Convicted in New York Case
Harry Thaw's attorney, Joam Anhut, convicted in New York aftermath of the Maree Thaw case. Anhut, who sued unsuccessfully to secure Maree Thaw from Mattewan asylim for his criminal insanity plea, faces sentencing in a high profile legal action.
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Joam Anhut
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Asylim
Tapestries Stolen. Pair Aided by Belief in Value
May 2 report says a caretaker and his son confessed to taking Gobelin tapestries from BUACHMa Pau Win, claiming they believed the items were priceless and meant for use in lining pants. Authorities describe the case as a distrustful act carried out under mistaken value.
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Wearetaker
Tia
Vesuvius Eruption Signs Reported at Naples
Naples dispatch notes Vesuvius showing signs of eruption with a violent blast and renewed steam around the crater. Authorities report a significant seismic event and burning haze observed from the volcano.
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Congressmen SISGON Peel Off the Hide in House Fight
Fragmented report details a Washington speech in which a congressman attacks treaty powers and national sovereignty. A House discussion on constitutional authority is cited amid broader talk of curbing foreign influence and labor wage issues.
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Governor Carranza Opposes Mexican Loan Protest
A garbled dispatch reports Governor Carranza opposing a Mexican loan amid a conference on constitutional matters. The text mentions insurgent activity and a crackdown, with limited readable names and unclear details.
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Carranza
War Looms As Greece and Bulgaria Clash
Unclear dispatch from Bron Athena reports Greece and Bulgaria entering hostilities. General army movements and preparations noted as conflict escalates between the two nations.
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Athena
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Crop yield outlook for corn and wheat in Texas
A Texas farmers association official said this year’s corn could reach 200 million bushels with strong wheat production as well, signaling a favorable crop season in the state. The report notes the outlook supports robust markets for corn and wheat.
Change in Purchasing Prison Supplies
Austin Tex May 2 State veibotw operates a purchasing change for prison supplies. Authorities state a new supplier agreement will streamline procurement and reduce costs.
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Austin
Texan
Willie Fae
Will Elect Senator Vaughan's Successor in Special Election
An early May report notes a special election will determine the successor to Senator Vaughan in the First Senatorial District. The story references local officials and the process for selecting a replacement, with details unsettled.
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Vaughan
Austin
Tex
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Firat
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Saloonist License Saved Amid Indictment Drama
Fort Worth Twsiks May 1 report notes that a saloon license was saved while an indictment was recent against a former county judge Beaton Woe connected to gaming. The case centers on saving the saloon license amid ongoing legal action.
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Society Woman Drops Suit in Batony Divorce Fight
New York society figure Mrs France Work Hurke Howie Batony, heiress to multimillionaire wealth, faces three court actions against Count Auret Batony. She seeks $10,000 for allegedly stolen horses, $15,000 for expanded damages, and recovery of property tied to the bar ownership dispute. Batony counters with claims of owed sums and attorney fees.
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New York
France
Batonyi
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Iy Raton
Dolla
Ily Tormey Apouse
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Emperor Yoshihito’s Health Report Improves
Tokyo editors report that Emperor Yoshihito, once feverish at 108 degrees Fahrenheit, showed improved bile condition this afternoon. The tone remained grave as officials express cautious optimism about his recovery.
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Yoshihito
Explosion at Port Moultrie Kills Crew, Wounds Captain Hanna
A board of inquiry was appointed to investigate the explosion of a gun at Port Moultrie that killed crew artillerymen and wounded Captain Hanna and nine privates. Captain Hanna died the following morning.
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Hanna
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Tightening Coils Around Dynamiters
Boston reporters describe checks issued by the American Woolen Company to Frederick Attwaux and linked figures William Wood Atteax and others. The State says the payments, totaling 505 dollars to Atteaux for Lawrence strike expenses, imply President Wood authorized the moves to tie Woolen magnates to dynamite tactics.
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Frederick Attwaux
William Wood
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Atteaux
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Sti Celui
Wood
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