Pursuit of Raiders Through Rugged Texas Hills
Captain Coldwell and his rangers chased fleeing Indians across a network of canyons and ridges from Cypress Creek toward the Frio, facing cliff ledges, muddy springs, and constant ambush. They captured a mare and killed a colt, while two White men were found among the pursued. A heavy rain halted the pursuit,后 ending with orders to disband and reorganize for further operations against outlaws and Indians.
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Captain Coldwell
Rangers
Cypress Creek
Leakey
Frio Canyon
Sam Larrymore
Perdernales
W. ‘. Coston
Rocky Mountains
Coston
Coldwell
Ragsdale
Nueces
Mexicco
Rio Grande
Ringgold Barracks
Brownsville
Center Point
Kerr County
Monroe Lurber
Captain Goldwell
Lon Spencer
Llano
Spencer
Bill Sam's Dictionary spoof at Cross Roads school
A local schoolhouse debate on Lem Gardener's work horse ends with Bill Dootey convincing three judges that the animal has genuine horse sense beyond Lem's instinct. The piece defines instinct as a natural sense found in animals and some men, avoiding learning.
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J. L. Martin
Cross Roads School House
Lem
Bill Dootey
Bil Sam's Dictionary
United States to Enter World Court Ratification Vote
The Senate approved American adherence to the world court with a 76 to 17 vote on ratification. The tally exceeded the two thirds requirement by fourteen votes, with support from six Democrats and one Former forty Republicans and thirty sex Democrats, while fourteen Republicans, two Democrats, and one Farmer-Labor Senator opposed.
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Washington
Senate
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