Week of events scheduled in New York October list
A condensed roundup outlines forthcoming events for the week starting October 20, including Alfred Vanderbilt's birthday fund, government lands sales in Billings, a Kansas Supreme Court decision on Taft Roosevelt electors, a moldings convention in Cateneo, and various international congresses and trials.
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New York
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Ulebraten
Tate
Vaca Billings
Mont
Supreme Court of Kansas
Taft
Roosevelt
International Association of Mall
Cateneo
International Dry Farmling Congres
Lethbridge
Alberta
Clarence Darrow
McLanura Brothers
San Angelo
American Minionary Association
Buttao
N.Y
Tabbridae
The
Old-Time Telegraphers and Historical Association
Society of the United States
Miiary Telegraph Corp
Jastaon-yville, In
Houston Defeats Allen 18 to 0 in Football Clash
Houston dominated Allen Academy yesterday afternoon, racking up an 18 to 0 score draw while both teams played cautiously. Houston opened with a first half surge but tightened in the second, as key players Willi Furry Washington and others featured in the offensive stand, with T. Reed guiding plays.
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Houston
Allen Academy
Roosevelt to Oyster Bay Monday. letters arriving by express
Chicago Oct 19 news inbrief says Colonel Roosevelt will sail for Oyster Bay Monday afternoon. He has received boxes of letters from all over the country with fewer than two hundred answered. his secretaries will sort and ship them by express to Oyster Bay.
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Chicago
L Sx
Roosevelt Sil Soave
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Oyuter Bay
London
Adrianople
Testimony Emerges in Becker Trial as Key Witness Speaks
New York October trial day features Lewis Puitt recounting Rose's murder crime scene and sworn denial of Becker's involvement. Contractor Robert A. Slaith testifies about threats to Rosenal, suggesting violent intent but not linking Becker to the homicide.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Jane Addame
St. Paul
Becker
Lewis Puitt
Ronenthal
Robert A. Slaith
Bridgie Webber
Rosenal
Gov Colquitt Asked to Protect Marshal in Tex
Sheriff Saunders of Harrison County appeals to Gov Colquitt for military aid to protect property after yesterday's deadly explosion in Marshall. Colquitt wires no National Guard units will be mobilized. report notes several killed and many injured as the event unsettles the town.
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Gov. Colquitt
Tex
Saundere
Harrison County
Gov
Colquitt
Marshall
Atx
National Marketing Association Advocated at Growers Meet
Advocate Yoakum tells South Texas growers at the convention that a national marketing association for farmers is both important and necessary. He cites a large farm interest and population, says Gov. Williams supports creation and would join in promoting it. He notes American farmers spend substantial sums on farm needs and marketing.
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Ity
Dallas
WBF
Yoakum
Baranix Wits
Wiiran
Diaz Seizes Gunboats at Vera Crux
A news dispatch from Moxon City dated October 1 reports Diaz has taken twenty four gunboats at Vera Crux. The fort remains in royal hands but others control the harbor, preventing access to provisions.
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Moxon City
Verh Crux
JAKOHASON HEL WSIS BOND JAKOHASON HEL WSIS BOND
Det W Jack Johnson was today held to bond for fifteen hundred dollars on a charge of abducting a white girl. The case was continued last October 29. Johnson reportedly fled the court in an auto, amid threats from a muttering crowd.
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Chinege
Jack Johnson
Etsa
Johnson
letter from postmaster on city delivery prospects in 1012
Postmaster Myers writes to Bryan Texas asking the Post Office to inspect establishment of city delivery service. Assistant Postmaster General Granfield notes inspector will assess. Myers hopes for delay until weather clears to ensure sidewalks and crossings meet requirements.
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Bryan
Texan
Pst
Elty
Grandfield
Wiest
Ggneral
Myers
Destructive Typhoon Strikes Philippines in October
Manila dispatch reports a typhoon hitting the Philippines on October 16 causing about twenty million dollars in damage. Many natives were drowned during the storm and flooding.
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Manilla
Phillipines
Weather summary for October 19 1948
The storm near San Antonio moved inland from the Gulf and is now part of a larger disturbance centered over San Antonio. Heavy rains hit the central cotton belt, especially Arkansas, with moderate to heavy rain across the central Texas region in the last 24 hours. Light to moderate precipitation fell in Montana, Wyoming, and the Dakotas as a high pressure system moves in from the north Pacific states bringing colder winds. Temperatures were noted in Iowa and Nevada, with no significant warm spell indicated.
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San Antonio
Gulf
Sanitoba
Winnk
Texas
Cotton ‘Belt
Arkansas
North Pacific
Montana
Oming
Dakotas
Iaho
Nevada
Daly, JR Ee
Bryan's Telephone Service Aims at Modernizing System
A Bryan editor notes growing complaints about the local telephone service and praises a proposed remodeling plan by Mr Rabns, backed by the Commercial Club. The shift includes new equipment and exchange upgrades, with profit to workers and better connections, despite initial customer inconvenience during circuit changes. The Cotton Market also reports warehouse figures and cotton sales updates, including prices and vessel moves.
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L. At. Hentty
Rabnso
Hight
Bryan
Telepgrag
Vinces
Incoherent OCR tale from a river town
Fragmentary report mentions an unidentified speaker from Utica and a wagon of potatoes. It references a college, a professor, a principal, and a fire at The Eagle, with vague travel and local locations. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
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Willi Furry
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Trontier
Ferdinand
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Constantinope
Waslington
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Hanes
Bryan's Telephone Service
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Erio Warehoune
Uatom
Murkey
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St¢phane—Triuetpe
Harvey
Steep Hollow
Eagle Fire
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Essenkay Sales Company
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Tana
A. L. Mondrigk
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