Wounds Not Stars Reported In Auto Wreck Case
Dallas woman Mina Bingleton gives statement on injuries after a car crash. Columbia law student Herman Ostrich is discharged in police court on a charge of abange. A Federate report notes Castro's forces capture Rosalia, altering control amid Villa’s resistance.
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Bill Move Enforceme nt of Tariff and Currency Bill
Washington reports Senate action on urgent deficiency appropriations bill carrying House provisions to abolish the Commerce Court and exempt deputy marshals from civil service review. The measure includes 15 000 000 in appropriations and 4108000 for moving reuses from Mexico.
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Oklahoma Grandfather Clause challenged in Supreme Court
The final move to test Oklahoma's Grandfather Clause, aimed at disenfranchising illiterate Black voters, was argued before the Supreme Court today. Solicitor General Le Jecktigts led the constitutional challenge, contending the provision violates equal protection and voting rights.
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Two Steamers Collide Causing Eighteen Drown
A collision between the steamers resulted in eighteen deaths as one vessel foundered in the North Sea near Yarmouth England. The accident occurred when the steamer struck the Cornwood, sending both ships into distress and leaving survivors to be rescued in rough seas.
Bonds Sold In Bryan City Finances
The Eaglete reports bonds totaling 450,000 were sold to Custer May Co of Chicago for city projects. The 350,000 paving bonds and 100,000 water extension bonds are fully placed. Work on Wilbert paving is slated to begin November 1 under the Wontrumite Co contractor and City Council authorization.
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City Council Approves Upgraded Main Street Lighting Plan
The City Council led by Mayor Harris discussed and approved a new underground lighting system for Main Street to replace impractical ground lighting during rain. The plan includes 22 foot poles at intersections, underground wiring on both sides of the street, and footlights along the entire block. Equipment will be supplied by the municipal works and installed with paving work, aiming for operation before Christmas, with pricing set at $150 per month for street lights and $1 per watt for others.
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Counsel Urges Sulzer Not to Take the Stand
Albany dispatch reports on October 4 that with the defense reopening in the Suter impeachment trial two days away, Governor Sulzer has not been persuaded by counsel to refrain from testifying. They warn that testifying could invite damaging testimony and undermine his position.
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All Passengers Saved From Sinking Steamer Spokane
Seattle Oct 4 The Pacific Coast Steamship Company reported by wireless that all passengers aboard the steamer Lalouche, which went aground near Laxo last night, are safe. A final message indicated the vessel was sinking fast and Spokane crews were summoned for rescue.
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Floods Renewed Across South Texas Rivers Rise High
United States press reports renewed flooding in South Texas as Brazos Trinity and Guadalupe rivers swell after additional rains. Flooding has submerged thousands of acres of cropland with heavy crop damage expected across the region.
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Miner Freed After Frigid Underground Ordeal
Entombed miner released after five days underground at Continental mine in Penuealia. Reports say he emerged this morning around eight o clock and described the experience as remarkable and distressing. Authorities noted no serious injuries and the rescue was completed without further incident.
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Government to Recognize Chinese Republic on October 1
The Associated Press reports Prome St. Peloratang notes that the government today agreed to join other powers in recognizing the Chinese Republic on October 1, as suffragettes ignite a flame in England.
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