Deluge of Advertisements and Gossip on Beal Street
The fragment describes a late 19th or early 20th century urban scene with notes on theater, weddings, and a bloom of advertising. It mentions Main Street, Bredaay ne Gariad, and a vivid lampoon of public notices, amid other stray snippets about weddings and a forthcoming divorce ring trend.
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Kaetet Feohere
Uy Khan
Tike Te Deéradd
Expeenkinsia
Mb Acti
Ae Ke Peng
Beal Street
Irrigation Fight Promises Long Legal Battle
The Maverick County irrigation district fight heats up as Judge Jones considers right of way and land negotiations. Key players include the Moore estate as principal holder and J C Savner of San Antonio. The dispute covers land, water control, and district boundaries with potential long court delays.
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Maverick
Akuei
Rpora
Yale
J. .C. Savner
San Anton
Clock Rug and books Given to Local Academy
The Secred Heart Academy received two gifts this week. An eight day striking clock was donated by Miss Olive Bruty and Miss Marion Russell, former students. Mrs Mary Wornsworth Rucker gave an oval parlor rug, and Mrs Clara Barton also contributed a item.
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Secred Heart Academy
Kenneth
J. A. Russell
Olive Brvty
Marion Resell
Mary Wornsworth Rucker
Clara Barton
Mather Held for Kidnapping Son in Oklahoma Custody Case
Governor Dan Moots honored the requisition to return M. Y. Hardim of Otten to Oklahoma City. Hardim faces kidnapping charges for taking his son from adoptive parents. The governor paused the request pending Oklahoma Supreme Court action on the related litigation.
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Austin
Dan Moots
Oklahoma City
M. Y. Hardim
Otten
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Kansas City Sheep Market Reports Mixed Prices
No receipts and no holdover reported. Lambs 25 to 40 cents lower while sheep rose 4 cents. Top wooled lambs at 10 dollars, other lambs 9.25 to 9.85, best shorn around 9. Prices for other categories shown with varied gains and losses. Cattle receipts 400 with 100 calves holdover. Fed steers and yearlings mostly 60 to 75 cents lower.
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Kansas City
Fire destroys shack. three children die in Duxbury
A Boston Post report from Duxbury Massachusetts dated March 22 states Amos Silvia and his wife lost three children when a fire razed their two room house. The blaze claimed the lives of all three youngsters as the home burned.
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Duxbury
Maas
Amos Silvia
Boston Pos Roost
Bankhead Named Ass't Supervisor At Colorado U
Bankhead principal at Central Grammar School is named assistant supervisor in the demonstration school at the University of Colorado Bowdler. He will study there this summer and help supervise educational demonstrations under a professor from Columbia University.
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Bankhead
Ass’t
Colorado U
RM. Bankhead
Vy Central ‘Grammar School
Cotes of Education
University of Colorado
Bowlder
Colo Atte
Publc
Bankhoad
Colorado
Retorn
Priday
Columbia University
New York City
Mexican American Tourist Plan Arrives in Acuna
Del Rio San Felipe and Villa Acuna commercial groups sent proposals to the Villa Acuna Chamber of Commerce officers. Plans will be studied and likely presented to the three organizations in a few days. The San Felipe Chamber, secretary Lisandro Pena, moved to form an association affiliated with the national tourist body in Mexico City. The international plan aims to ease tourist traffic across border towns in this region.
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Mexican Chamber of Commercce of
San Felipe
Lisandro Pena
Mexico City
International Association
Dr. A. R. Bowman Former Uvalde Mayor Dies
Dr. A. R. Bowman 71 former mayor of Uvalde died at home after a long illness. Born in Henry County Missouri he graduated from University Medical College Kansas City and came to Uvalde in 1907. He was married to Dora Cross. survivors include Mrs. Bewren and children.
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A. R. Bowman
Uvalde
Puneral
Priday
Turesay
Henry County
Afiscorl
Mescal Carrier Captured With 26-Quart Load
Daniel Coronado, alleged mescal smuggler, captured near the international bridge. He faces county jail confinement after his arrest by immigration and border patrol agents. a prior similar charge history noted. Federal court term set for October.
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Daniel Coronado
Rio Grande
International Bridge
Coronade
Lasater Funeral Service Sunday in San Antonio
Ed C. Lasater 56, owner of La Mota ranch near Falfurrias, dies after a three day illness in Ardmore. In World War I he served on the food conservation committee under Herbert Hoover. Burial and service led by Rt Rev W T Capers take place Sunday in San Antonio.
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Lasater
San Antonio
Ed C. Lasater
W. T. Capers
Episcopal Diocese of
West Texas
Ardmore
Goliad
la Mota
Falfurrias
A& Creamery
United States
Food Conservation Committee
Herbert Hoover
San Marcos Youth Killed In Crash
Ewell Netherland a 19 year old from San Marcos was killed when the car he drove rolled over and pinned him in a ditch. His skull was crushed in the accident near San Marcos on March 22.
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San Marcos
Mar
Ewell Netherland
Netherland
Wool cooperatives unify to control national wool market
Chicago March 27 National Wool Marketing Corporation completes a loan plan enabling wool growers to receive 90 percent of market value on delivery with 10 percent paid at sale. L B Palmer reports growing cooperative affiliations nationwide aiming for 190 million pounds of wool and steady market influence. Draper and Company of Boston to handle sale and storage.
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Chicago
National Wool Marketing Corporation
L. B. Palmer
Connecdus
Ohin
National Wool Marketing Corporaion
cCorporalicon
Palmer
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
North Dakota
Minnesota
Arizona
New Mexico
Ohio
Caliornia
Washington
Kentucky
Idaho
Texas
South Atlantic States
South Central States
Draper and Company of
Boston
Mass
Palmer Said
Flying Service Incorporated by Uvalde Sponsors
The Uvalde Del Rio Eagle Pass Flying Service has been incorporated with capital stock of 12000. Incorporators are R C Henderson Dolph Briscoe and H Ray. The company plans flying schools and cross country flying as its objectives.
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Austin
R. C. Henderson
Dolph Briscoe
H. Ray
Hospital Notes Show Mixed Recovery After Weekend Wreck
T A Blakeney, seriously injured in a Sunday night wreck, is reported a little better today. Mrs Ray Fisher underwent a major operation Saturday and is doing nicely. Mrs P K Judek and child were discharged Saturday morning. Mrs Jungk's home is in Sonora.
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T. A. Blakeney
Ray Fisher
P. K. Judek
Weather Outlook Flaunts Mild Temperatures Across Regions
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight through Sunday. High yesterday was 64 and low 60. East portion will stay fair and warmer, northwest will be mostly fair and warmer, south east cooler, interior may see frost tonight with partly cloudy skies and warmer Sunday.
Cochran Awaits Transfer to Federal Prison
Lydia Cochran of San Angelo has begun serving a year and a day sentence after pleading guilty to liquor charges. She was moved to San Antonio to await transfer to the federal penitentiary in a women's division at Jacksonville Arkansas.
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Lydia Cochran
San Angelo
DuVal West
San Antonio
Federal Penitentiary
Jacksonville
Ark
Doheny Acquitted In Oil Lease Bribery Case
Edward L Doheny, California oil magnate, was found not guilty of bribing former interior secretary Albert B Fall. The unanimous verdict released the last pending charge after a five year indictment and brief deliberation, amid cheering in the courtroom.
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United Press
Washington
Mar
Edward &. Doheny
California
Doheny
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Fall
Dr Pedro Perez Appointed Mayor of Piedras Negras
Dr Pedro Martinez Perez was appointed presidente mayor of Piedras Negras by governor telegraph. Acting mayor Jose Maria de los Santos handed over duties as oath was administered in the presence of Alderman Cipriano de los Santos and other officials. Perez, a practicing physician, has been serving as Federal health officer and plans to study conditions, inspect the courthouse and jail, and improve sanitary conditions.
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Eagle Pass
Mar
Pedro Martinez Perez
Jose Ma. de Los Santos
Andrez Garza
Cipriano de Los Santos
Perez
Piedras Negras
Murder Charge to be Filed Against Shreveport Man
Police Chief H J Allen said a murder charge would likely be filed against Roy L Delatte 21 in the fatal shooting of his bride Eliz beth Bowen seven hours after their marriage. The coroner said suicide was not possible and Delatte was found drunk near the bed.
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United Press Shreveport
J. Allen
Roy L. Delatte
Delatte
Temporary Injunction Targets School Board Segregation Plans
District Judge Joseph Jones granted a temporary injunction to block the independent Del Rio school district from enlarging a two room building into a five room facility intended to segregate Mexican descent children. Plaintiffs led by Jesus Salvatierra claim the plan denies equal educational access and language rights, with hearings not yet set.
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Joseph Jones
Chambers
Hee Public
County Board of Trustees
John L. Dodson
Jesus Salvaterre
W. F. Boggess
Independent
City League Opens March 31 With Split Schedule
The City League amateur baseball season starts March 31 with a twilight game. The board of control approved a split season of 27 games per division over 18 weeks ending in August, with a city championship series to follow. Five teams are affiliated and a sixth hoped for. a six team circuit would play three games weekly. Games must last at least five innings and umpires may call early. The diamond near North Main east of the tracks, provided by Central Power and Light and Southern Pacific, will host regular games. Rules and details to be set at a future meeting.
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Board of Control
Chamber of Commerce
Central Power and Light Company
Southern Pacific
North Main
Del Rio Colors Enter Final Angelo Race by Brazos
Del Rio will be represented by the chestnut horse Brazos in the closing program of the Spring Race Festival at San Angelo on Sunday afternoon. Owned by Tom McMann, Brazos races in the fourth event as Del Rio names compete against entries from other West Texas towns. Unfavorable weather postponed Saturday’s program, now an enlarged card at 2 p.m.
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San Angelo
Mar
del Rio
John Garner Yet Unopposed In Texas District
UVALDE March 22. Democratic minority leader John Garner of the 16th district faces no announced opposition. The Rio Grande Valley hopes no rival emerges, as Garner’s strength is described as greater than ever and his coalition is solid across the district.
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Uvalde
Mar
John Garner
Rio Grande Valley
Garner
Carrizo Pupils Hurt In Wreck Near City
Carrizo Springs news reports Josephine White fractured collar bone and several other pupils suffered cuts and bruises when a car driven by Helen White overturned four miles from the city. The group was en route to the interscholastic league meet at Asherton.
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Carrizo Springs
Mar
Josephine White
Helen White
Asherton
Public Safety Director Dawkins Held in Fraud Case
Shreveport mar 24 Thomas C Dawkins commissioner of public safety is in office today though under indictment on two charges of obtaining money under false pretenses in connection with alleged misuse of funds Dawkins is at bond of 1500 dollars.
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Public Safety
Shreveport
Thomae C. Dawkins
Commissioner of Public Safety
Dawkins
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