Huerta Prepares Last Stand as Forces Pour Into City
Marico City reports federal troops flooding in to defend Huerta as expectations rise for a final stand within a week. Seized guns from San Louis Potosi are placed strategically. General Navarette and War Minister Blanquet coordinate defense with Jalapa reinforcements. Admiral Craddock arrives to arrange marine support with Britain’s Carden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marico City
Huerta
Seu Louis Potosi
Craddock
Vera Cruz
Carden
Meeting of Boy Scouts Postponed to Monday Night
The Boy Scouts meeting has been postponed and rescheduled for Monday night at 8 oclock.
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Boy Scouts
Fortune for Counted Ch Ogden Will Direct Estate to Children
Francis A Ugden of Monston Texas died suddenly and left a will detailing that his entire estate would be devoted to aiding country children with limited educational opportunities. His holdings in Texas alone are about 190000 dollars, with assets scattered across more than a dozen states. Executor T S Earl, a school reader and friend, filed the will with an attorney after promising Ogden secrecy for thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Paper
Ogden
Earl Gav
Sayvan
Former Rural Mail Carrier Miller Held in Albany Jail
Jonathan Miller once a Thomasville Georgia rural mail carrier on route 5 is jailed in Albany after charges of selling money orders and failing to turn in items collected. He had served on the Thomasville route since its establishment nine years ago under deputy U S Marshals.
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Jonathan Miller
Albany
United States Marshal
United States
Miller
Thomasville
Man Charged With Selling Beer in Cheuie Court
Clem Bush was placed on trial in the Cheuie Court this morning after the State presented two witnesses who testified he sold two bottles of beer. The defense offered several witnesses but details are incomplete in the fragment. The case hinges on witness identification and proof of sale.
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Clem Bush
Cheuie Court
Dot
Unclear text invalid candy business note
No coherent events or entities. Readable portions mention US CANDY KITCHEN and Charlie Robinson claiming certification, plus an alleged transaction with Botts Produce Company. Details are fragmented and cannot establish a definite news item or outcome.
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Botts
Witehen
Claim Men Shot Into a House Near Newton Springs
Deputies John Hilson and Pat Register Crow arrested Sterling Taylor and Hilliard Throwinston near Newton Springs for firing into the home of Wil Campbell. Taylor bonded at 3300, Throwinston jailed. Campbell swore out the warrant after learning of the incident, said to have occurred while the pair returned from a religious service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Springs
John Hilson
Pat Register
Sherl’s
Sterling Taylor
Hilliard Throvinston
Will
Ulster Volunteers Urged to Prepare for Home Rule Resistance
Sir Edward Carson announced that Ulster volunteers are now one hundred thousand strong and well equipped as the first meeting of the Ulster provisional government maps plans to resist Home Rule. Belfast authorities prepare to publish any outbreak to prevent disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Ireland
Ulster
Uist
Green Buys Out The Red Front Store
G. B. Green, formerly with John J. Gobbs store in Montgomery and seconded by Foy Williams Company in Dothan, has purchased the Red Front Five and Ten Cent store in Dothan. He pledges up to date methods and improving the store. Since arriving, Green has won many friends among former co workers and new city acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Gobtts
Montgomery
Foy-Williams Company
Dothan
Foy-Wilings Company
Woman Declares in Letter She Killed Mrs Bailey
New York July 10. A woman sent a Brooklyn mailed letter declaring she killed Mrs Bailey and claiming to know why she tried to kill Dr Tian. Detectives seek the writer identified as SN AL 1 ams in the misread text and attempt to locate the author.
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Mrs. Bailey
Brooklyn
Wheat crop outlook and grain shortages reported
Agricultural notes estimate record wheat yields may be offset by reduced prices as world crops lag behind four year averages. Officials cite corn feed substitution and a shortfall in cork supply impacting food use. Kansas corn and wheat figures show large production gaps. Rental ad and stray lines obscure details about local housing.
Montgomery Hosts State Bar Association Meeting
Montgomery hosts a two day session of the State Bar Association with talks on jurisprudence and legal ethics. Attendees include Mrs Stevens of Motte and Mr Stevens with discussion of commissioner oversight for lawyers and a wartime compensation aid program.
WIE IN SOTO BON 2 MOUNTAIN wot THIN Aaiven Kennett
The readable fragments mention Kennett and a mountain setting with names and place references. The text is damaged with unclear events or actions and provides no verifiable incident, date, or outcome to summarize.
Back to Africa voyage ends in drowning near Galverton
Report from Galverton Texas notes the drowning of Eltazmdieth Webber of Nerkele in a wreck on the Faments river during a river trip aboard the Liby ship. Volunteers and officials mourn the tragedy as preparations continue for a July 12 sailing and a transfer of leadership to A C Bars amid controversy over the emigrant venture.
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Eltazmdieth Webber
Nerkele
Hornia
Galverton
Tex
Africa
Unclear OCR Summary of Receivership Listing
Fragmentary notice describes a receivership action involving the Alton Abel company with capital stock and a likely court order. Details are incomplete, including names and dates, due to damaged text.
Andrew Mallister Dies Near Dothan
Andrew McAllister a well known farmer living south of Dothan died last night per reports reaching Iowa today. He was widely known in his local area and had many friends.
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Andrew McAllister
Dothan
Iowa
Senate revolt over Wilson sparks detention trip
Reported in a chaotic notebook style, Fleming Ivey and Douglas Carr were sent to reform school at Fast Lake after a volatile interaction, while a local observer notes mixed behavior during the trip and the mood around the national conflict remains unsettled.
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Fleming Ivey
Douglasa Carr
Fast Lake
Jon Opbert
Mays
Ingram Brothers To Can Tomatoes
An odd mixed fragment describes Ingram Brothers for tomato canning and unrelated references to a medicinal preparation and Dr. Kilmer Swamp Root. It mentions samples, a Methhetion of Apangurating the giris pment and a list of disjoint names, places, and claims without coherent context.
Senate Divided Over Warburg Appointment Amid Spain Debates
Washington reports say the Senate remains split over Warburg and Jones opinions tied to Wilson’s stance on Spain. The Warburg confirmation faces an unfavorable report and indefinite delay as leaders press to sustain executive support and resolve objections from anti war sentiment in the committee dialogue.
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Senate
Spain
Wilken
Wilson
Last of Appropriation Bill In Dull Washington
The article notes the last of the appropriation bill carrying four million five hundred thousand dollars. It mentions a July 10 deadline and the need for continued funding. A separate item discusses meat price advocacy and the impact on households with women quoted on paying for higher costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste. Calemdas
Cieamo
Prion Posnbhie
Ralein
Wicksburg News Reports Rain and Local Happenings
Rainy afternoon cools town as J C Watsos and W J Mallere visit turbar on LGsteens. Kitus Surrela and wife tour New Hope Halliday. town to build a new school. Mrn and Men WH Sanders celebrate a baby boy. Wenley Tindell makes Hartford trip. Political shift seen as professionals prepare to take council seats. A marriage of Kunter and Mise noted. ideas for a box cafe and amateur fishing events discussed for community amusement.
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Pres. Huerta
Jalapa
Blan
Quet
General Pena
Monston
Francis
A. Ugven
Texas Holdings
Ogdd
Nats
Georgia Mail
Thomasville, Ga
US Candy Kitchen
Charlie Robinson
Hilliard Thouaston
Wil Campbell
Sir Edward Carson
G. B. Green
Alabama
Nathan
Green
Het
Educati
Panama-Pacifc International Kapositien Company
San Frances
Mintat Pratora
Sculptura
Jules Guerin
Baifdome
New York
Rae
Sheri Het
Mph
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Morg
Cork
Kandaa
Kansas
Aix
Pilcher
Shaney
Old Reliekiz
State Bar Association
Aay
Henk Thoma
Ms. Stevens
Motte
Noel
Stevens
Jaseon Ai
Warcman
Soto
Kennett
Cat
Mra
ACK
SHEP
Segroes
Val
Nothwith
Bo Horton
Feayan
Wanhore
Tha Pelberta
Inhoma
Nears Etri
Arian City
Alanes Armorleus
Bnatsnesis
TN Hanes
Amon
Jui JG
the Alton
Abel Company
Ont Bh- Nou
Andrew Mallister
East Lake
Blondy
Lvey
Bate Bette
Op Pert
Bn Dutton
Ingram Brothers
Oulsie
Bere
Matalied
Minn
Methhetion
Aatiford
Fanning Club
Morkt Af
Uwnern
Trotord
Thos Brauer OF
Necuess
Tlaleau Artigde
Turipe
Kiery
Ad- Greus
Quisien
Jones
of Warburg
Vhr
Iwi
AU Eiemica
Tablyltig
Tie Comiting
Ita
Conf
Cent
Heet
Wicksburg
J. C. Watsos
Turbar
Lgsteens
Kitus Surrela
New Hope Halliday
Echool
Sanders
Calline
Methal
Wenley Tindell
Hartford
Wadoes
Kunter and
Mise
Babee
Aguire A
Giliey
Baturdey
al Hera
Pate
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