Turbulent Times Rail at Mort Worth Bank Shortage Case
A sweeping account traces a 5120 000 bank shortage at a Fort Worth bank to stockholder action and the bank president’s response. It notes legal moves, investigations, and political commentary surrounding Bryan, Wood, and changes in administration while touching on broader economic critiques and historical references.
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Aimee
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Wood
Vce
Punisabed
Wy the Eagle Printing CO
Uly
Afta
Mryan
Wilson
Mio
Virginia
Bryan
New York World
Stabs
Aten
Jerfuren
Ilasion
Arau
The Steel That Cuts: A Fragment from Catvesion News
A garbled column laments a die site and civic car talk in Dallas. The prose hints at wisdom, charity, and reputation among figures tied to an automobile civic scene, with critique of timing and consequences for the community.
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Editorial talk on Supreme Court membership and editor role
A garbled editorial snippet from Kerrville Mountain News debates Mr Tatt's status, claims he is not a United States Supreme Court member, and alludes to editorial leadership. It references the Supreme Court as a rigid body and mentions payment and a potential editor position for a biennial publication.
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Joe 8. Rice
Texas
Mr. Rice
Saandany
Kerville
Tatt
United States Supreme Court
Galveston
Supreme Court
Yuronie
Heila
Imabile
Supreme Carnet
Sven Dimand
Walt Mr. Tatt
Mulling
Evangelical Mentor Faces Mixed Past in Revival Hopes
Houston district attorney Hon. Dick Maury criticizes revival figures while Cole Younger draws attention for his past and current stance. The piece ponders whether Younger can be seen as sincere and avoid sensational appeals as he engages with revival at Len's Summit, amid speculation on his religious credibility.
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James Dorn
Quantrett
Cols Youurer
Jeane Jamon
Golnea
Mouston
Cole Younuwr
Eccbandit
Len'e Bummit
Cole
Bnt
Seventeen Years Ago in Bryan Chronicle Highlights Weather and Socials
A fragmented Bryan page recalls drought relief, hot spells, and lively local events. It notes water shortages, a refreshing yesterday, and political squabbles over money. The piece mentions Abia and Mr. Wilt Skaina hosting a Payne Prairie party with about 75 guests, a Fous’s cotton crop marred by 12 400 bales, and Edg e of Kurten sharing Aunt’s Lake tales. A fishing match drew around 50 attendees, with a large alligator and a young alligator captured, plus a quirky reference to modern baseball contrasts.
Football squads toning up after training reports
Cambridge reports Harvard's gridiron squad on duty and practicing hoping for a better showing this year on Jordan Field. Princeton begins daily training as it prepares for a demanding schedule after arriving by plane. Philadelphia notes George Trooke joining the Penn Quakers as they start earnest work toward the season. Chicago coach Augie and staff plan to train six squads to boost Chicago's bid as conference champions.
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Moomington
Tha
Thiana Tniversity
Jordan Field
Philadelphia
George Trooke
University of Pennsylvania
District Court Notes On Bishop Verdict And Sentence
The jury found Bishop guilty and, after deliberation yesterday afternoon, assessed the punishment at two years in the penitentiary.
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District Court Notes
Uniform whistle style urged for autos and warning sounds
A Philadelphia Ledger letter argues for a uniform auto horn style to reduce pedestrian danger at crossings. The writer laments noisy, random horns and praises city enforcement to require standardized, regulated horn signals across automakers.
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Ferry Oate
Ieee
Philadelphia
Ree
Ledger
Tate
Travelling salesman loses trousers aboard transcontinental train
A traveling salesman, Hinith Henvers, and passenger Tom Angelee aboard a westbound train near Ontario were startled as Beavers trousers and cash flew from a window at speed about sixty miles per hour. The train stopped, conductor notified Ontario, and the party continued to Los Angeles with Beavers wrapped in a blanket. The trousers with the money were recovered.
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Tom Angelee
Cal
Hinith Henvers
Ontario
la Anatlen
Dickpont
Lon Angeles
Ten Dollar Bugs Payoff For Bedbugs and More
Manufacturers of Ross Det Aulch spray offer ten dollars per insect for bedbugs fleas roaches lice potato bugs or other insects. It claims to kill and drive away mosquitoes while not harming the user. Noth ing olne Who It Syld by J. Fenkina.
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Det Aulch
Ryan
J. Fenkina
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