Texas Demands Extradition of Vergara Suspects
Gov. wires for extradition of six Mexicans tied to Vergara disappearance and a later killing. Authorities claim Mexican federals executed migrants. discussions center on Clemente Vergara and relatives. U.S. officials monitor the case as state and federal probes unfold in Nuevo Leon and Monterey.
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Gov. Wires
Colyant
Aed
Ine
Sederaul
Nuevo Leon
Aju Joanin Rodriguez
Winnan
Clemente Virgara
Coletti
Pexe
Vergara
St Poo
Mexicat Federals
Ang
Declined Response In Salary Question At Hearing
The record shows Jaynes and Maclaughton refused to answer a salary question during a hearing. The dialogue mentions a figure around EVO0,000 and implies intimidation by cross-examinations. Witnesses referenced include Hilton and Nigiton, with discussion of coworkers and a payment rate noted as cents per week.
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Jaynes
Sabars
Denounces Legislature in Extraordinary Session Attack
Report describes denouncement of the legislature by officials amid claims of an extraordinary session. It cites machine influence and political pressure as factors shaping decisions. Aimed at reform and accountability, the missive critiques Bath houses and state primaries while warning of eroding democratic norms.
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Inlser
Machine Vaan
N.Y
Marel
William Solver
Hitler
Yue
Cormconthels
Owinary Hill
Taree
Plans for visiting nurse and hospital fundraiser
A local social group outlines a spring pageant fundraiser for a hospital. The committee includes Mrs. Stabhas, Miss Learnard, Wes de Burke, Mrs. Deacarkes, and Mrs. Colin. The meeting invites candidates for office to join and discuss joint efforts with the Warren Street civic group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samepsenes Hospital
de Bsurke Vrs
Colin
Alaska Development Amendment Sparks Surface Rights Debate
A House committee favorably reports a measure proposing to reserve surface rights to the government in Alaska. A committee amendment would limit proposed tax rights to surface rights only, preserving broader governance over land.
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Eshigton
Mareh Oa
Nedien
Alaska
Baval
House
A _ committee
Local County Election Returns Noted in Turbulent Scene
A fragmented report outlines a district election in My County Farm area. Names mentioned include Shiraz and C. Sheppard amid confusion about repeats of prior notices and scheduling. The piece notes a district event held at the Wakarusa JMistrict with contest details unclear.
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Wakarusa
S Noone
H. Shiraz
Evin Card C. Sheppard
Noon Time Programs Aimed To Become City Fixture
Reports describe noon time programs gaining interest as a potential regular city institution. Observers note growing attendance and enthusiasm, with crowds showing approval of the new format and performers, though no official dates or schedule are confirmed.
Married by long distance seven thousand miles apart
A Spanish bride and her groom, separated by 7009 miles, arrange a marriage with plans for a future ceremony in Aviles. Fernandes anticipates travel to join the bride as preparations and proxy arrangements unfold, while both families await the legal formalities and the ceremony date abroad.
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Miles
Fernandes
Aviles
Hevie
Spain
Nivditind Malad
Railroad to Fight Excess Fares in Missouri Case
A demurrer is filed in a Missouri case over excess fare collections. The City Attorney and Barker faced claims of two million dollars in alleged overcharges tied to the railroad dispute. The report notes public prejudice in the campaign context and ongoing legal actions.
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Jeffersen
Missouri Unei
Attorhey
Barker
Ander
Juvenile Court Ruling Questioned in Missouri Case
A Missouri court restrains action in a youth case challenging the juvenile law's constitutionality. The dispute centers on applicability to counties with 200,000 or more inhabitants and the reach of juvenile court authority.
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Missouri
Morris Elev
Strict enforcement of anti tobacco law ordinance published
City announces strict enforcement of a new anti tobacco law targeting miners and minors. Police warn youths under sixteen face juvenile court handling for tobacco use and sales as the ordinance goes into effect tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlarewater
Chick Meyers
Norin
Uris
Wwe
Eric EU
Renee WE. Report from a Tuesday evening cinema
A fragmentary note reports Renee WE attending a Tuesday cinema showing with uncertain details. The readable bits mention a screening and local attendance, but the exact title or venue are unclear.
Mexican Revolution Sparks Naval Battle Report
Washington hears of Felik Diaz threat and revolt plans as Mexican gunboats engage in the first naval battle in history of the Mexican Civil War. Reports detail diplomatic tensions, British commentary, and Carranza appointing a commission for Nogales as U.S. stance remains noncommittal.
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Nogales
Reife Nuibeat
Pampicis
Federn
Prof Moore Quits State Department for Columbia Return
Prof Moore resigns from the State Department and will return to Columbia University. Reports say lack of harmony in views with higher offices led to the departure, with possible successors discussed and Moore noted as an authority on international law.
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Moore
State Department
Columbia University
Wolington
Marelb
Basset Moenre
Esinsellor
SAR Ut
Rakyis Actin
Wilson
Hugie Institute
Cobouubia
Cali
Danyphaebins
Tigher
Tals
Bor
Xthnie Allichion
Witness Seeks Protection in Becker Trial
A witness in the Becker murder case seeks protection and offered amnesty to testify before the trial. The individual, fearing for life, reported at the district attorney's office in New York Loyd, requesting safety while awaiting proceedings. Separately, reports from Paris describe a delicate operation to separate Siamese twins Madibenne and Soe, noting a successful completion and positive initial recovery.
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Becker
New York
Mareh St—Louis
Weiter
Paris
Faria
Marche -L
Soe
ELECT RECALLED OFFICIAL IN SEATTLE MAJORITY WIN
A recalled Seattle official claims a 14,000 vote majority amid bid expectations and denials of blows during a dispute at a Hartford area locale. An altercation followed a meeting on a political matter, with discussions of street naming and repairs noted. A public fair meeting is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at the Merchants Association rooms to discuss fall plans.
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Douglas County
The
Merchants Association
Reinke Switches to Wholesale Millinery in Lawrence
Tr Reinke formerly operated a Lawrence millinery store and has become a wholesale wholesaler. He purchased a distributing line and plans to continue in the wholesale business with new arrangements and suppliers.
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Tr. Reinke
Lawrence
Merchan ts Trade Journal event preview speech
Associate Editor of Merchants Trade Journal announces an upcoming gathering with speakers Van Hen Ro Mardi partier of de Mere and Vvardiman for a broad address to merchants. Acknowledgments issued for writers and public notices set for the event.
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Merchants Trade
van Hen Ro Mardi
de Mere
Pardo Journal
Vvardiman
Plans for conference Y. M. L. Cla committees outline program
A conference plan is outlined with committees setting an agenda for a Ny. AL meeting today. References to railroad magnate death in Garden City and prisoner and police action are noted. Details are fragmented with unclear names and dates.
Will Discuss The Civic Study Club Meeting
A Civic Study Club plans a regular meeting Saturday afternoon at Cour Horse. The agenda includes a discussion on child life and community matters. L Corbin will present, with focus on public interest surveys and related topics.
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L. Corbin
Beth
Amd
Assistant Secretary v A ilitd case brief in damage text
A short OCR fragment references legal action involving an assistant secretary figure and an unidentified party. The readable portion notes official capacity and a court proceeding, but no clear outcome or dates are present.
Federals Seek Trial For U. S. Athlete After Jayhaw Year
Fragmented report notes interest in a U. S. athlete from recent Kansas City events. Federals group and Bishop Lloyd are linked to the inquiry. One pitcher, Eight innings, faced dust rivals, with decisions pending about college eligibility and a potential trial opportunity.
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Lloyd
Jayhaw
Thetetae
Wits
Tay
Cleveland
Kansas City
Ansious
Th. U
Bighap
Lawlawkers
Dust
Tle Gata
Rikeunt
Kansas University Student Union Campaign Ends
The Kansas University student union project closes its four year drive and will serve as a central meeting place for students. Changes include refurbished rooms for entertainment and university activities, with plans to cooperate with other regional campuses and student organizations.
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Siende University
Termaessee
Opinden Sail
Tadeghaig
Wniversity Organivati
Kansas University
Burs Versilies
Honor Col Goethals Canal Builder Guest of Honor
Washington March 4 honored guest Col Goethals, canal builder, at a Washington dinner. The National Geographic Society hosted the event with diplomatic and military officers present. Secretary Bryan announced the formal election to associate membership and dignitaries in uniform attended the reception.
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Washington
Washowdon Giethals
National Geographic
Society
Gaethabe
Logor
Lind Wilken
Fiesane
Bryan
Partment
Naicl
Avas
United States
Follawért
Thy
Lettered Menace Led To His Arrest In Atchison County
A suspect described as Roemer faced pursuit after a letter led authorities to another man in Atchison County. The case involves forgery convictions dating to 1914 in Topeka and relates to a farm discovery and subsequent parole actions. Sheriff Comings coordinated the search and a court appearance was scheduled for Mr Richardsen.
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Laveren
Ammary
Zdu
Catter Watch Beac
Sears
Getch
Penitent Trend Topeka Lik
Flutchinset
Hilinn
Topeka
Richardsen Wall
Wilken Damorrew
Had Too Much Whiskey Arthur Pitcher Convicted
Arthur Pitcher taught at seven. convicted of violating prohibitory law. He belonged to a group in Kansas City area. Officials arrested him at the Depot. He was sentenced to thirty days in jail and fined, with a total penalty around one dollar.
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Arthur’ Pitcher
Avumr
Clark
Nansas
Lito
Bitterly Charged Trial Cites Murder Motives Remains Unclear
In a courtroom drama the prosecution presses a harsh case against a defendant accused of murder. The defense fights back as witnesses recount turbulent events surrounding the suspect and alleged threats to a spouse. The trial proceeds with intense scrutiny of motive and proof.
Advertisers Warned as Price War Drives Markets
A fragmented OCR note discusses advertisers and manufacturers reacting to a price war that lowers costs for consumers. It mentions the Bureau of Advertising, American Newspaper Publishers Association, and World Building in New York, urging interest and inquiries during the period.
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Hie Manufactur
Drupal -Postal of Inquiry
Bureau of Advert Americawspaper
SN Publishers Association
World Ssn Building
New York
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