Floods Drown Pastures and Dams Break Across Texas
Reported floods from the Nueces and Uvalde rivers flood the Brownwood area with six to eight drownings on the Pecos bayou. Brazos River runs 40 feet above normal. portions of Brownwood submerged though damage deemed light. Rail lines suffer washouts. Brackettville communications remain down as roads and tracks wash away.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Nueces
Uvalde
Pecos Bayou
Brownwood
Brazos
Fort Worth and Rio Grande Company
Jim Ned
Rio Grande
Gulf
Cisco
Brackettville
Nueces River
San Antonio
Nueves
Ethelbert McDonald
Floods Hit North Texas Bridges and Crops Hard
Severe floods sweep North Texas with the Trinity River rising to flood levels and crops damaged. Panhandle bridges at Jacksboro and Wichita Falls washed away, stock drowned, Nueces River flood causes deaths near Brackettville, and grand-scale water damage extends to Mullin and Brownwood areas.
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North
Texas
Dallas
Trinity River
North Texas
Panhandle
Jacksboro
Wichita Falls
Insurgent Demonstrations Reach Northern Luzon Provinces
Reports from Cagayan Isabella and northwest Luzon describe insurgent operations and American precautions. Across the last 10 days American casualties total near 100, with 10 bodies recovered near Laguna de Bay after a clash. Documents captured in Manila tie the activity to orders from rebels in Hong Kong.
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Manila
Cagayan
Isabella
Luzon
Sinaloan
Laguna de Bay
Homg Kong Junta
Multiple Global News Items From September Dispatches
Roundup of diverse reports including Stratton Independence mine labor dispute closure and masswear attire policy. Madrid reports the death of Marshal de Campos. Yale receives 800 Arabic manuscripts from Count Landberg via Morris K. Jessup. U S declines surrender demand in peace talks with Germany. St Louis ships 30 carloads cotton to Boston. Hamilton Ontario reports a mysterious shooting near Dundas involving Miss Griffin and George Pearson.
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Count Landberg
Morris K. Jessup
New York
. Ashmore brothers kill in old buggy feud
. Two brothers Jack and Joe Ashmore of 14 miles east of Crockett quarrel over an old buggy. Joe was killed with a knife. Jack arrested and jailed in Crockett. Also a Kansas tornado wrecked two houses and three barns injuring Mrs Ford and her son. Senator Hanna arrived at Republican HQ in New York welcomed by Bliss and others.
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Crockett
Tex
Jack
Joe Ashmore
Jack Ashmore
Kansas
Neosha
Kas
John Ford
Hanna
New York
Cleveland
Republican National
Cornelius N. Bliss
Scott
Manley and
Gibbs
Travel Excursions to Fairs and Conventions Nationwide
List of excursion dates for fairs and conventions from September to October across multiple cities including St. Louis Richmond Palestine San Antonio Dallas Kansas City Chicago and Houston with special rate notices and request to contact ticket agents for details plus a note to write to D J Price in Palestine Texas for information.
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ST. Louis
Richmond
Virginia
National Baptist Convention
Palestine
Tex
San Antonio
Dallas
Kansas City
Ass’n. Hereford Cattle Breeders
Chicago
D.J. Price
Texs
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California
Colorado
Howell Brothers
Temas
Mullin
Jack County
Rock Island Depot
Waco
Havana
George S. Cartwright
Twenty-fourth
United States Infantry
Camp Columbia
Robert Thomas
Alfred Kilbourne
Second
United States Artillery
Washington
Surgeon General's Office
The
War Department
York
Savanah
Bereau
Savannah
Brazos County
Ben. S. Read
John Wittman
Bryan, Texas
Burt Norwood
Liza
Dray Line
F. A. Lee
Victor
Colo
Stratton
Independence
Independence Company
Campos
Madrid
Arsenio Martinez de de Campos
Jarauz
San Sebastian
Cuba
Spain
United States
Germany
China
Boston
Oklahoma
Hamilton
Ont
Miss Griffin
Dundas
George Pearson
Pearson
Martinez Campos
Purcell Mills Elevator
Purcell, LT
Grocerie
Bryan Tracery
Tom A. Searcy
tWx
Br Eagle
M. F. Heenan
Press Publishing Association
Dee Mike, JR
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