Two Ohio soldiers killed at El Paso report
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate two Ohio soldiers were killed at El Paso with unclear surrounding details. Officials may be cataloging the incident, while local remembrance efforts are implied but specifics remain unreadable.
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Stockmen Opposed to Tick Election Now
Stockmen oppose the Tick election move, voicing protest and seeking clarity on stakes and impacts for the cattle industry. Local leaders and ranchers argue the measure could affect grazing rights and market relations, urging officials to reconsider.
Unclear historical note on canal project and personnel
Fragmentary OCR describes a canal advance and international influence, mentioning canal naming, poling, spring respones, and references to Pershing Sayema Noha Praa. Entities and places are obscured. readable bits point to a project timeline and recruitment acts with uncertain geography and dates.
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Port Sant
Pershing
James Doak Guilty of Killing of Wife
A court found James Doak guilty in the murder of his wife. The jury delivered the verdict after deliberations, with the judge set to pronounce sentencing. The case drew attention for its handling of wartime era tensions and local politics intertwined with the tragedy.
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James Doak
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