Moody and Ferguson clash over Texas road contract case
In Austin Texas James Ferguson former governor and adviser attacks Moody as pursuing “legal gymnastics” in the American Road Company case. Moody counters that Ferguson’s figures mislead the public as court findings demand reform of highway contract terms and bids.
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Austin
Tex
James Ferguson
Miriam A. Ferguson
Moody
Hpene
American Road Company
Texas Highway Commission
I Ferguson
Texas
American Rend Company
Ana
Mkely A
Freys
Ferguson
Ighway Commission
Herguson
Bir
Third District
George Calhoun
American Roadmpany
Aha Ametican Road Company
The
Highway Commission
Frank ¥. Lanham
Joe Burkett
Capitel
Teropie
State Text Book Commission
Ban Moody
Txt Besk Commission
Young Jake Schaefer Loses Billiard Title to Edouard Haremans
In Chicago a dramatic 18.2 balk billiards match sees World champion Young Jake Schaefer lead with a world record run of 492 before Belgian Edouard Haremans overtakes him by one rack. The upset ends Schaefer’s reign as champion. In Missouri, students face campus discipline as self-government pushes for distancing drinkers amid rising student drinking concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jake Shhaefer
Edouard Haremans
Aéro Tonight
Schaefer
Fhe
Associated Press
Columbia
Willie Willis Mot in Rabbit Foot Tale
Fragmentary text presents a stylized line about Willie Willis and a character Dor Brown with a tonalite. The piece includes archaic dialect and scattered phrases, lacking clear narrative or verifiable details for a complete summary.
Ancient City Site Found in Missouri River Valley
Report of an underground ancient city discovery near the Mississippi River in Missouri. Workers drilling at a 05 foot level uncovered walls and what may be a chamber or room beneath a buried complex. Archaeologists and investigators including John Nolen and George Thompson assist in mapping the site.
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Quincy
Bec
Plice Eounty
Misnouri
Ais
Tupana
Aliller Fey
Whit Burchnecht
Intelintra
John Nolen
J. A. Kumenen
George Thompson
F. D. Tucker
T. Lonis
Wreck At Railroad Crossings Claims Multiple Victims
A deadly train wreck at railroad crossings leaves Hugh C Wilch 37 fatally injured and Thomas Humphrey gravely hurt as other victims at McMillan hospital recover. Funeral set for J M Hodge and Hodge family mourns. Authorities report a brake failure caused the Dunbar Road crash. Charles High and Ezra Hodge among injured survivors likely to be discharged soon.
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Thomas Humphrey
Maungape
East End
Crassine
Hugh C. Wilch
Maryland Avenge
New York Central
Ie Trek
Dunbar Road
Lotte Induries
McMillan
McMilan Hospital
Howard Igh
Hugh High
Willl
Ezra Hodge
Fayetteville
Milden Road
Awithin
Week
Talmadge Hodge
Oat Pu Hich
Lak Ssil
J. M. Hodge
Charleston
Heh
Bnyd Memoris Christian Church
Fev G. O. Willang
Ubcarie
Spring Hill Cemetery
Hugh Hish
Charley Boward High
Most Perfect Boy and Girl Selected at International Expo
Alice Burkhart a 14 year old Audubon girl was chosen as the most perfect boy and girl in America after competitive exams of over ten thousand farm youth. George Cukkaden a 15 year old from Shelia led the boys with top physique and athleticism. Prices and sales of prize stock followed as blue ribbon winners were sold at the fair.
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Chicago
America
Alice Burkhard
Inns
Cuskaden
Poulty
Alice Burkhart
Arma
Cnws
Fuar
Tole
Geerse Cukkaden
Is & Fet
Shelea
Tel
Welsha
Slaughtor
Mother Dupe Scandal Drives State Aid Debate
A convoluted case centers on Mrs Violet Jones and Mrs Chiles Walker seeking $1600, arguing education needs for a son and widow payments from a Capitol fire aftermath. Officials wrestle with appropriations as witnesses, governors and police weigh responsibility and funding.
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Old Capitol
Jone
Wirwinha Lerlaintares
Mra
Violet Jones
Lita
Grange
BCE
Jane Elena Ak
Chiles Walker
Lee
Kested
Rapureseninfons
Governos
Ephraim F
Morgan
Asc
Walker
Oerasi
John
eThen
Board of Works
Capitol
Briand Faces Hostile Group in Parliament
Premier Briand appeared before the chamber with his ministers to discuss policy and restoration plans. The debate centered on money issuance from 100,000 to 5,000,000 francs, with the finance committee discussing reforms amid opposition protests and calls for new measures.
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Paris
Bee
Briand
Chamber of Donation
Letarne Peasy
Ade
Will
Beland Wrogene Berek
Lenden
Anil
Niuniat GM
Wren
Rhinelander Portrait as Neglected Son in Race Controversy
A 19th century court battleground centers on Charles and Eugenia Rhinelander’s inquiry into Leonard Rhinelander’s intelligence and paternity. Attorneys allege racial bias shaped the trial and judge whether Leonard is fit, with testimony detailing Alice Evans’s alleged relations and claims of misrepresented paternity. The case hinges on race and social status, with public sentiment and public figures referenced.
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New York
Thea
Vavdiet
Ty Ollntt
Tavlal
Leonard Awituit
QRLE
Neweloner
Thorny
Sivmt
Aisy
Maratal
Buinglader
Lennard
Leonard
Brent
Albert
UL Ol
MiNy
Oato
Leonard Wil Rhinelander
Lawrer
Alla
Marie Mette
Tihinelander
Jona
Har
Tay Rhinelander
Marvinge
Mills
Alice
Evan
Rhinelander
Mile
Mitatherm
Rhinelander Claw
Neal Battie
Mills Gaia
Newcome
Marrhurs
Civilizations Sought Deep in Uncharted Jungles
An expedition led by Colonel Mawells travels through remote terrains in the Amrit region to locate ancient Elvibaation sites. The party, including Colvin Kawsrett and Hark, aims to uncover relics and gain power over untold civilizations, risking harsh terrain and unknown tribes.
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Cutunel Benrelt
Bent
Colvin Kawsrett
Routh Amon
Maweels
Expansion of Aviation Under Assistant Secretaries' Plan
The board recommends broader aviation expansion within the War and Navy Departments. It urges a new aviation bureau to oversee ports and airways, a dedicated aviation assistant secretary, and improved civil aviation support while retaining military needs and avoiding industry conflict.
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Air Board
Washington
Des
Coolidge
Woard
William Michell
Wae
Navy Department
Qvillian
Tne
Shina
Ofice
Bureau of Militias
Avin Oe
Wemy
Alr Etlon
Hstrinen
Alr Why
Aviitlon
Cortrov
United States
Poams
Wemeliot Segretcy
Navy
Minils
Campuree
Vrle Chu
Bowt
Tnt
Army
Twistter
Coroner to Render Homicide Verdict
Minneapolis report on Knute Birkeland death cites possible poisoning after forensic review. Police search for Roy Words and Jane Kieloland Osan tied to the case as investigations continue. Autombile and residence details noted with November dates and uncertain timeline.
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Associated Pressy
Minneapolis
Knute
Bao Roy
Deikeland
Widywate Coundi
Jaane Kielolind
Osan Perrid
Pelirhbora
Ihely
Kipling Stricken By Severe Illness Reported
London dispatch says Rudyard Kipling is seriously ill with double pneumonia. Dr. Dilwaes, the king's physician, was killed in an incident connected to the fever case. Reports describe Kipling as in critical condition with symptoms of phene mania as the situation worsened through the day.
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Lora Dilwaes
Gheysbefu
London
Kipling
Brevwarin
Court martial ends sixth week with defense and naval aviation debate
The Mitchell court martial neared its sixth week as judges invoked military law to curb insults and bickering. Naval officers presented evidence, with Commander Kenneth Whiting arguing aviation needs and naval constructors shaping future ships. Lieut Comdr Charles Resent disputed claims about Shenandoah safety and mooring methods amid ongoing testimony.
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Tae Mitchell
Robert J
Frank R. Reid
Timats
Hewze
Kenneth Whiting
United States
Great Britain
Jessong
Washington
B.D. Weyerbacher
All- Statemelnger
Mitchell
Charles 1
Ant
Shu
Umut
Shénandoah
Planes collide killing two fliers in San Diego bay
Two military aviators Captain Horry Shepherd and Lieutenant John J. Christian were killed when planes from the marine corps aviation squadron plunged into the bay four miles south of Coronado. Shepherd’s wreckage trapped him as a barge lifted the wreck, while Christian’s plane fell near Rhone Island. Shepherd’s widow lives in Caren. Christian was born in Milthorpe Maryland.
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San Diego
Cah
Dee
Horry A
Shepherd
John J. Christin
Marine Rps Aviation Xiuadran
Nocth
Island
Tod
Pha Oiphinus
Thale
Coronady Tentette
Christian
Rhore
Aviatvor
Wreckaye
Marine Torns
Janet Lutett
Yevides
Caren
Ideuteniat Iristian
Milthorpe
Maryland
Pehruyry Dt Wu
Hywan
Wolcott lauds Plymouth OM men for vision in Delaware ruling
Chancellor Wolcott upheld that Plymouth 641 organizers acquired valuable assets and conveyed them to the company for less than worth. He denied William Henderson et al's bid for a temporary injunction, saying stockholders are not harmed and the promoters acted in good faith with a careful valuation.
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Wilmington
Del
Chencougr Wolcott
Uyig
Anen
Hasan Sirdleue Ong Evel War
Suohad Chene
Stearns
Steck
Lake Steck
Carnaration
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Robert Guilin
Missoure
Wertz
Towa
George Cuskadén
Indiana
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Efpenthon
Chet Grain
Dark Walker
Gremen
Thaxton
Reither
Charlee Walker
Tres Amisopration
Janes
Aettermla
Dina Waller
Chiagh
Florence Raymond Wood
Bhravingham
Hood
Giroinpat
Beigelen
John Gishen
Ross Lopche
Ladin Limeteur
Aniston
Frinve
Locarno
Plaintiff
Pfawcett Ms
Seeley
Amianee
Ceuripe
Seele Pia
Vilaation
Aaburg
iXpurbnen
Herhepe
Tatylan
Phiou Torn
Beady Wrent
Duc
Department of National Defense
Unified Air Service
Army General Staff
Bureau of Navigation
Rudyard Kipling
Mudyird Ting
Howze
San Diego Bay
Amoneytlam
Aetion
Renoytion
Salon
Internation and
Blunkers
Wolcott
LAUDS
Plymouth
MEN For Vision
Delaware
Avery
Joassu
Promotegx
Promotegx, Became Whareas
Corporation
Ti Asaels
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