Filibuster Threats Against Guatemala Stir US Action
Washington labeled bodies in Mobile as potential organizers of a Guatemala bound filibuster expedition. The State Department asked the Justice Department to investigate and, if needed, halt the movement. Guatemala and Mexico tensions rise as border troops are suspected of potential incursions. In Mobile, L M Moraguer denied any filibuster activity.
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Washington
Secretary of State
Department of Justice
Mobile
Guatemala
United States
State Department
Mexico
Guatemala City
Babe Henderson Dies Suddenly in Sulphur Springs
H. E. Henderson known as Babe Henderson a prominent Texan Democrat and businessman died suddenly in his Sulphur Springs home. He was found in bed early Saturday morning after retiring in good health the night before. He operated a general merchandise store and leaves a widow and several children. He carried Texas electoral votes to Washington last month.
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Sulphur Springs
Tex
H. E
Babe” Henderson
Henderson
Texas
Washington
Farmers rally for diversification and cotton protection
Fort Worth reports F. W. Evans says northern Texas farmers are enthusiastic about reducing cotton acreage, diversifying crops, and holding cotton under shelter with help from local merchants and bankers to weather the market.
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Fort Worth
F. W. Evans
Texas
Melba's Son Leaves Texas Tour
George Armstrong, longtime with his mother singer Mme Melba during her Texas tour, returns home to a McCulloch county ranch with his father. The divorce between Melba and the boy's father is alleged to have occurred years ago.
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George Armstrong
McCulloch County
Galveston
Mme
Melba
Texas
Melta
Wall Collapse Kills One Injures Two In Houston
In Houston on February 25 a wall of the Cochran building collapsed during repair work. Charles Smith was killed instantly while Clark Taylor and Jones Jackson, both described as negroes, were badly injured.
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Houston
Cochran
Charles Smith
Clark Taylor
Jones Jackson
Fire Devastates Hot Springs Killing and Destruction
A Saturday morning blaze in Hot Springs caused an estimated 1.5 million dollars in damages. Dozens of blocks burned, 100 houses lost, 20,000 visitors displaced, three women found dead in Grand Central hotel ruins, and key structures including the county jail and courthouse consumed. Firefighters lost water pressure but contained the blaze by 9 AM. several hotels remained untouched.
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Hot Springs
Grand Avenue Hotel
Central Avenue
Chappel Streets
Plateau Hotel
Grand Central Hotel
Arlington
Eastman
Park
Ouachita Avenue
Oak Lawn
South Hot Springs
Central Methodist Church
Little Rock
Alamin
Adjudged Spendthrift in Probate Court
Chicago court finds John R. Cook, a Cook Brewing Company member, a spendthrift. Evidence shows an income of 15000 dollars yearly with spending as high as 500 dollars in a single night. His wife testified she received eighty four dollars last year for her and child’s support. she left him months ago.
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Chicago
John R. Cook
Cook Brewing Company
Taylor Held for Texas Trial in Nacogdoches
Charles F. Taylor must stand trial in Texas after Judge Chetlain denied a habeas corpus petition challenging a Nacogdoches county indictment for obtaining 3000 under false pretenses. Attorneys argued counts were unclear, but the court upheld the indictment and ordered transfer with Deputy Sheriff Mose Adams to drive Taylor to Texas.
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Chicago
Chetlain
Charles F. Taylor
Alice Webb-Duke
Nacogdoches County
Texas
Taylor
Mose Adams
Merchants Back Library Contest With Free Voting Tickets
A town wide library contest plans a free vote and announces early subscriber merchants. A partial list includes Hunter & Chatham Gents Furnishings Henry & Brogdon Grain and Feed J. C. Chaney & Son Meat Market E. J. Fountain & Co. Grocers Burt Norwood Dry Goods M. H. James Drugs and Toilet Articles The Eagle Job Printing.
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Burt Norwood
M. H. James
the Eagle
T R BATTE Att y at Law and Real Estate for Sale
T R Batte offers general legal services and a wide real estate lineup. Two brick Main Street buildings for sale, 25 by 50 rear lot, and country property 600 acres north of Bryan with cedar posts. Various improved and unimproved lands, exchange options, and insurance services offered.
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Fire, Life, and Accident
G.N
Bryan
Thomas Iegensnieg
Madisonville
Tex
Madison County
A. Hensarling
Brazos County
Mangan
Mumford Road
Brazos Bottom
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Colle
Blanke
Batavia
Ress
Mno, A. Moore JR
Eca CS Coric Iee EI
Escoi
M. Hi. James’ Goods
City Drug Store
Oliver
Geo. A. Adams
Parker Building
Antemala Tay Aston
City OF Mobile
Diaz
Ala
Associated Press
L. M. Moraguer
Consulor
Nicaragua
Babe’ Henderson
Blaze
Cook
FE. J. Jenkins
Nacogdoches
T. R. Batte Att’y At Law
J. L. Fountan
Mgr. Real Estate Dept
T. R. Batte & CO. Law, Real Estate, and Insurance
Insurance
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