Houston suburb shootings leave four dead and multiple injured
In a Houston area residence a gun attack early today killed four and wounded several others including two white men and a black woman. Port Arthur crewman Brash, alleged slayer, is in custody after Tarter’s body was found hours later. Victims include J Lationlars and Aldeison Deckman among others injured in the chaotic scene.
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Midshipman Earl Zirkle Refuses Commission at Naval Academy
The Cant Get Out Midshipman Earl B Zirkle of Gare tden City Kan resigns from the United States Naval Academy refusing to take loyalty oath to the constitution and asking to resign as midshipman. Secretary Wilber declines to accept the resignation and orders him to sea with other undergraduates.
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Notable New York Figures Die in Weekend Crashes
Meyer Linden congressman from the twelfth district and Heywood Cutting a prominent New York figure died after separate car accidents in Long Island and New York City. Linden, injured when his car swerved to avoid another, was a former Cloak-makers union leader and advocate for neutral nation council ideas. Cutting, struck during a party, was celebrated for advancing transportation concepts in the Gobi Desert and his wife and three children remain abroad.
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Governor Ritchie Fails to Attend Marsland Commencement
Governor Ritchie ill with acute arthritis in Annapolis forces postponement of presenting diplomas at Marsland State Normal School graduation. A State Board of Education member will deliver the diplomas. other calendar events canceled. Governor has filed candidacy for state governorship with primary opposition expected in September.
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Washington House Fight Over Water Glass Incident
A June 7 report from Washington describes a scuffle in the House Judiciary Committee hearing room. Representative Rankin and Senator Penning clash as glassing and punching allegations surface during an inquiry into Mr Fenning's administration.
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Untitled historical note on theater event and figures
Fragmentary OCR describes a theater season feature at a venue in a city, mentioning staff, sponsors, and a program titled “fee 3 aif thar eh wat oF s thy Bowe.” It lists individuals like Leeper and Mes and references Usyte Stal Leeper and Latine The text is garbled but signals an annual cultural program with performers and organizers.
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Series of accidents leaves seven injured near Frederick
Seven people were injured in crashes around Matiiinwe and nearby areas. Poerner, Wreadfield, and Parks were named among the injured with fatality reported for one victim. A collision near Clifton Pise and West Paz ette street injured multiple others, sending several to Frederick City Hospital for treatment.
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Dramatic Claims Roil Fandom Over Congo Tale
A British reader from Central Africa reports a man with 16 wives in the Congo era as part of a tale about the Bible Society and missionary networks. The account, recounted by Mr Beemies, describes a renowned figure blamed for deceit and misfortune within a local community.
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War department approves paster Naere and Ebertee claims
Disjointed June Washington news reports military and civilian incidents. War department approves applications amid submarine infeed waters, fires, and powder shortage while weather disrupts patrols and transport. Casualties and accidents noted with varying locations and dates, including a train and machine incident.
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Missing child mystery looms as leads emerge
The case centers on a supposed missing child linked to Christian K. Ross of Germantown. Mrs. Vierve Starr, of New York, claimed to have found a rug-wearing Southerner adopting the name Charley Buss as Ross's son, prompting family denials and a flurry of theories.
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Fragmentary Military and Legal Notices From Local Records
The text references military guards, decertion, and court actions with mentions of priests and a February week. It notes a local arrest or trial last Friday and a ceremonial or ritual context tied to a Freeh or French connection. Names and places are garbled, but indicate public notices of legal or military actions and proceedings.
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Cannibalism and Starvation Reported by Merlane Tradesman
A Merlane Pale Tradesman from Name Alaska recounts a Siberian tragedy with three kindred natives dying of starvation last winter. Survivors relied on corpses for food, while others killed wives and children before taking their own lives. Local authorities weighed interventions, but food and rescue efforts faced hardship amid harsh conditions.
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Ameren lawn tennis champion Miss Belen sub plays despite operation
Meas June 7 report notes Ameren lawn tennis champion Miss Belen sub underwent surgery but hoped for a return to play. Her mother and family remained hopeful as she navigates recovery plans and potential participation in future tournaments.
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Fragmented OCR Notice With Sparse Details
The readable text fragments hint at a public notice or contract matter with references to fees, tasks, and locations. The content is garbled and lacks clear names or dates but mentions theatres and payments tied to an ongoing process. The piece resembles a damaged newspaper notice rather than a complete report.
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