Fragmented 1910 newspaper copy with mixed political items
The text fragments cover varied topics including a newspaper postscript on circulation, a defiant political speech, and China revolutionaries, plus a Maine prohibition vote update. It references Sheppard’s oratory, Namsey’s stance, Wu Tie Run’s new foreign affairs role, Patrick Henry, and Governor Hiastead, all in a scattered historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wu Tie Rune Tas
Ching
China
Patrick Henry Sim
Morris Sheppard Opening Speech Highlights Texas Prohibition Focus
A garbled reading of congressman Morris Sheppard’s opening remarks shows his stance in the race for governor, opposing Walter and Malley on most issues while stressing prohibition as central to Texas politics. He supports initiative and recall with limits on impeachable grounds and urges responsible petitions to remove judges, signaling a tough approach to reform and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrie Sheppard
Varig
Fi Cot
Jake ‘Wolters
United States
Hare
Texas
Walter
Sheppard
Uch
Tention
Rameey
Meg Sheppard
Wolteram
Sy Malleyiam
Makimue
Congress
Wwe
Wapowition
Antra
Ramey
Texas Land Meeting Promised by Farmers Group
A fragmented notice reports a plan by Lords Will to convene with five percent of Texas farmers and their land holdings to discuss a new political movement. It cites Frank Putnam and mentions Houston Chronicle as the source, noting concerns about pocketbook interests and mounting inswean political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
le Plain
Texan
Frank Putnam
Houston Chronele
Prohibition and party loyalties debated in Texas
A quoted remark from Lewig J Wortham in New York states prohibitionists favor Wilcam while Autis for Mormon in Texas. The claim is challenged as misinformed or misstated with Prohibition dismissed as irrelevant and Harmon supported only by a small number of standpellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewig J. Wortham
New York
Texas
Wilcam
Colonel Wortham
Harmon
Night School Education Among Hryan Boys
A brief note observes that many Hryan boys receive most of their schooling in night schools where teachers are not formally trained as educators but provide instruction nonetheless. The passage hints at skepticism about teaching quality while acknowledging the practical reality.
Attorney General Rules on Woman Suffrage Question
Opponents cheer as California attorney general rules a woman cannot reveal her age when roasters ask. They claim this rule eliminates many suffrage supporters and dampens the movement's momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Hie
Pledge on Preserving a Humble House of Worship
A pledge voiced on behalf of Woodrow Wilson promises that upon his presidency he will not use executive orders to demolish a quaint house of worship. The pledge asserts confidence in safe governance and respect for religious spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Witson
Tunshinn
Fragmented note about political scene and figures
A garbled historical clipping references aims to harm a friend Jon Daly Jr. and mentions Governor Woodrow Wilson in connection with an event at New York or New Jersey, with unclear details and several misspellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugle Iysander
Hile
Jon Daly, Jr
Woodrow Wilson
New Torney
Torkal Dork
Tenant Unions Rise in Texas Land Rent Dispute
A Texas farmers movement forms the Texas Tenant Renters Union as a statewide alliance of tenant unions to counter rent demands. They demand constitutional change to secure tenancy and oppose landlord power, arguing rents rise with land values while production drops. Leaders plan a referendum and temporary leadership to mobilize tenant farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Farmers’ Cooperative
Kolon Ty
Bisicks
Texas Parm Renters’ Union
Porters Vian
Kmeli Land
Wacg
Cingsey
Abeey
Strom
Enother
Ant
French Navy Reorganization Aims to Build 28 Battleships
Paris parliament resumes with urgency as navy committee proposes major reorganization. Report advocates strengthening to 28 battleships by 192, adds six Patric and six tauton types, plus dreadnoughts, scouts, torpedo boats, and submarines while detailing costs and upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Nall
M. Delewsse
Tian
Fennec Femore
Ocean
Alka
Fat
Iunget Coynnulien
Way Be Second Gunness Case
A murky Old Dominion-style report recounts a sensational second Gunness case. The article details a murder at Murdock farm involving Mrs Murdock and a jealous man, with an axe and a broken alibi. Authorities pursue leads, describing a grisly scene and a dramatic arrest as the community watches for a decisive trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Merkle
Harton
Hontine
Fim
Johnson Williams wedding noted in Neeleva area
John W W Joliogun and May Marie Williams wed in Neeleva on the central train line. The ceremony was attended by family and friends from Lie Jow and Sedlova, with local farm manager Howerton present. After vows at MK Weaver, the couple planned to return to their home at Kewlora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Joliogun
May Marie Williams
Neeleva
MK Weaver
Weaver
Howerton
Tumpletin
Sedlova
Bride Norn
Ron
Lie Jow
County
Navasota
Johns
Alainty
Students to San Antonio Jam Event
Twenty senior and junior students travel from a local school to San Antonio for a special event. Organized by A de ML Polen, the trip includes college or university involvement and a focus on a specific program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Yesmut Aasbandey
A. de
Polen
Weelin Amd
810 Land Deal Summary
The fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled note about a land deal or payment but contains no clear names, dates, places, or figures to confirm a factual item. The readable bits offer no verifiable entities or outcome.
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M. Carnes
Wallace
Buchanan
Garland Carnes
Biter
Bryan
Jude
Namsey
Pusey
Texachar
Maine
Hiaistead
Morris Sheppard
Madera
Tate
Kondang
Nortoth
Merkin
Harry Nardin
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Hart, Schaffner & Marx
A. M. Waldrop & CO
Johnson-Williams
Dane Tealay
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