Deadly Capitol hotel fire claims unknown victims in Houston
An early morning blaze at the Capitol Hotel in Houston destroyed seven downtown businesses and killed three unidentified victims. Firefighters rescued guests in night clothes as heavy flames and collapsed floors endangered occupants and nearby stores. Fire origin undetermined. Jim Davis was badly burned while aiding women and children.
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Crice May Be a Republic Crackdown Rumors
Fragmentary OCR text hints at political faction claims and potential leadership changes. Mentions various names and a public drive increasing an army quota amid community chest efforts.
Methodist Ladies Elect Officers For Next Year
The Methodist Church Missionary Society of Mexia elected officers for the ensuing year. Appointments include President A H Berry and Vice President H B Stevens, with several secretaries and treasurers, reflecting optimism for cooperative work in the coming year.
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Rebels encircle Mexican capital near Veracruz
Dec 18 report from the De La Huerta press bureau says rebel troops are completing a circle around Mexico City. Headquarters are reported to be less than fifty miles from the city.
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Alleged Auto Thieves Are Arrested Here
Constable Joe P. Felz and deputies arrested two men Monday afternoon on auto theft charges linked to a Ford in Houston. The suspects dismantled the car and sold parts to three people in Mexia before recovery. Suspects are named Robert Pounds and Dials, first name uncertain, held awaiting Houston officers.
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Mexia High School Honors Buildin g Program Draws Community
A Mexia school program showcased pride in the new high school building. Superintendent Puckett introduced Judge W. M. White of the school board who recalled local schooling history. Ben Smith lauded the district, Principal R. M. Andrews spoke on ideals, and Miss Anne Earle led physical education features including animal imitations calisthenics witch dance and jingle bells.
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Desenberg Proposes Memorial Auditorium For Mexia
In an interview a Mexia resident submits a plan to build a Memorial Building for World War veterans on former hotel lots. He proposes funding from M C A and Hotel Company assets, managed by the American Legion, to create a three story public auditorium and support youth groups.
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Mexia High School Opening Draws Large Attendance
The auditorium of the new Mexia high school was packed Monday night for the opening and presentation of the building. Attendees toured the facility and praised the modern equipment and furniture, noting the high standards set by the school board for educating children and urging others to visit soon.
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A Leaguers Meet Here as Trial of Klansman editor Proceedes
The trial of Klansman editor Caburn King continues in Atlanta with testimony from Phil F. Cox who says a mysterious "voice" directed the killings and purchases of weapons. Experts discuss sanity examinations of Fox and paranoid traits shown by physical tests. Defense rests and rebuttal claims are expected to reveal sensational angles.
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Meeting of T A league moguls to settle future in Mexia
In Mexia on Friday the T A league moguls will decide the next president or re elect W R Davidson as head. Rumors name Dallas men Joe Gardner and Doak Roberts as possible nominees but neither seems likely to win. Temple seeks sixth Texas League city inclusion as Waco Abilene football title chatter swirls. Brazos side Abilene favored to win the state clash.
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Hotel owner shot in Oklahoma afray in Duncan
Albert Berell a 45 year old hotel owner is dead after a night time shooting in Duncan Oklahoma. Robert Jernigan a Negro porter is in critical condition at Maylow hospital following a mob incident over a discharge order amid allegations of improper conduct with waitresses.
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Hughes Developments Add Alexander 3 Producer.
The J. K. Hughes Developing Company reports Alexander 3 came in Monday and is today credited with a flow of 2 100 barrels daily. This puts three producers on the Alexander tract. Hughes Developing Company’s Morrow 1 in the Curie field is also reported as having production.
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W R Wright Accepts Day Clerk Post at Majestic Hotel
R N Wright of Celeste has accepted a position as day clerk at the Majestic Hotel in Abilene Texas. Local Baptists raise over 100000 for endowment fund at Simmons College with five gifts of 10000 each and a drive to reach 200000 by January to match Newark General Education.
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