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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1924
Page
2
A partially legible newspaper fragment mentions a local matter with uncertain names and details. Readable parts hint at a community item or notice but lack clear dates places or involved entities, preventing precise identification.
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In a district incident Roy attacked B Wathion prompting police to intervene. The confrontation occurred in District 9 40 area with unclear motive but authorities filed a report and warned of further action.
A fragmented, garbled line mentions Joe Wathins with unclear labels and a quotation. Readable details are insufficient to identify date place organization or outcome.
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Readable fragments describe a February or March context with mentions of nerve, ey, and Sancho. Entities and clear events are limited, but the text suggests a local or regional note about persons and dates. Further detail unavailable in the surviving lines.
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