Bombs Blast Santa Fe Yards Sparks San Bernardino Crisis
Federal and local officers widened a dragnet as 23 homemade bombs exploded in Santa Fe yards near San Bernardino California. One deputy marshal was injured. a bomb exploded while being inspected. Damage affected Edison lines and stockade area.
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International News Service
San Bernardino
Cal
Santa Fe
Dan
Marshal Alverson
Southern California Edison Company
Santze Stockade
Typhoon Devastation Sparks Cholera Outbreak at Swatow
U S Consul in Swatow reports cholera sweeping the city after a typhoon wrecked Swatow, with 20 000 to 50 000 lives lost. Pollution from dead animals and humans contaminates water. Sailors and medical staff abroad assist as ships go missing in the storm.
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Hanghai
Choilera
Swatow
United Siates
Cunningham
United States
Bera Satur Wauler
Reid
Tocal
British Indian Company
Roacheidl
Ute
Senter
Palestine Under Open Port Law Provisions
An open port law declaration by Governor Nett orders a ranger-backed move to protect property and keep commerce flowing in Palestine. The measure affects the International Northern Railway area and nearby properties, with the governor to issue further actions this afternoon. Palestine becomes the fourth Texas town placed under the open port regime amid regional actions.
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United Tresn Atstin
Lex
Lecal
Pal
International & G Northern Railway Company
Nett
O E
Varmant
Jerry Gray
Uhr
Alout
Palestine
Tosternational
Great Nurtheen Taihenr
Texas
Amarina
Alleged Klan Trial Delayed by Ex-Leader's Collapse
A courtroom disruption around Nathan Baker, former Klansman, caused a pause in the trial as the defendant collapsed in court. The state attorney signaled willingness to proceed with the case, while details about the Ku Klux Klan involvement remain unclear due to the incident and the proceeding’s suspension.
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Ex-Kleagle
Partiel
Nathan Baker
Klewle
Cnurt
Atternann
Cho
Mowie
Progress in Coal Talks Shows Narrow Concessions
Reported progress in interstate wage scale talks between mine operators and the United Mine Workers as delegates meet at the Hollenden hotel. Officials indicate two mechanisms and operators’ representatives from multiple states are negotiating to avert a potential widespread coal industry shutdown.
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Windlan A. Ausko
U. Obia
Aue
Michael Gullashe
Swadann
Tadlenn
Iinuia
Wi Tepisylvania
International Union of Mine Workers of the
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Lloyd George Proposes New Reparation Plan
London report states Lloyd George presented a substitute for the German reparations arrangement in Allied conference discussions. Primed by an aim to iron out differences that risked delaying the final settlement, premier leaders Lloyd George Poincare and Cheubel signaled willingness to reconcile.
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London
Lloyd
Digenssionx Sto
Uremiers Lioydelleorat
Poincare and
Cheuble
Cunningham Sweep Foretold in Democratic Runoff
Reports from Cunningham headquarters in the Hicks Building predict a landslide victory for H. H. Cunningham over Harry Hertzberg in the August 26 Democratic primary runoff. Analysis notes Cunningham’s growing strength in Bexar County and southern districts, with Beant County solidly in his column and neighboring counties leaning toward his nomination.
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Hous H. Cunningham
Congress
Harry Hertzberg
Cunningham
Hicks
Cunnningham
Radio Station Proposes Program Today With Arts Readings
The Evening News reports WJAE Radio, run by Eeptass Publishing Co, plans a day of musical and dramatic programming. The lineup includes a piano recital, operatic and choral selections, and performances by notable artists and ensembles.
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the Evening News
The
Eeptass Pubishing Co
Prograw Today
Stella Wrenn to Sing Tonight for Radio Fans
Stella Wrenn, noted soprano, will perform tonight for radio fans at 7 o clock. The concert features her refined tone and marks a return to the stage after a recent setback, with viewers in Wasp and surrounding areas invited to listen.
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Stella Wrenn
Toniget
Tella Wrenn
Wasp
Guard encampment at Mabry closes at noon
The annual encampment of the Texas National Guard infantry trench ended at noon today. Troops began marching at 2 o'clock for the return to their keystations. The event concluded with the Witch Carney Griendy distributing a manual encampment near August 1.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Nations Guard
Saverat
Carey
Xylophone Melody Tonight On Evening News Broadcast
The Evening News broadcasts a xyphone melody tonight at 7 30 PM from Edwin P Bradford. Rehearsal impressed listeners as shown by numerous calls to the radio editor. The feature includes a piano solo and a Medina Lake segment with credits to the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce and publication partners.
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Mowes Broadcasting
Edwin P. Bradford
Brad
Tawningiesl
Shue
Troy Thy
Phone Ag
Mixa Saclin Wrenn
Irtie
Sonrang
Alamo
Gourtery
Endtliaty Company
Ferdlal
Throtash Hrtesy
Brunssiek
Medina Lake
I'vint
Ox State
Ran Antonio Chamber
Comuere
Bogus nurse fights for freedom in county court
A derailed OCR fragment claims a case involving a nurse named Mrs Alona Frawley- Cawhs facing restraints after alleged abuse. Judge Willinge set a 18 o'clock appearance to hear the application in Danes Vaipbell's Court. The fragment mentions custody and claims of cruelty and improper detention amid a broader legal dispute.
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Alona Frawley
Jalis
Bens Corps
Aslyerty District Court
Tudge
Mike
Mark
Ipod Agalik
Uy Danes Vaipbell
Lev Braefactor
Roads Fight Backed by Wall Seniority Not Issue Says Roads
Chicago reports President G Merdo of fe Oh in Alton Tea states to be published in the Trailway. he and other leaders announce they will quit as president if intolerable conditions persist. He cites a plan to address mail passage and labor disputes while noting government action and the Santa Fe strike context.
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Chicago
Anis
G. Merdo
Fe Oh
Alton
le Algu
United States Til Labor Board
York
Big Fouy
Tore
C Hiison Company
Lorroppoment
Washington
Ang
Waite
Sesaluilolsht
Iew
Tailroad Labor Board
City debates street sign curb as chamber urges delay
City Council and Chamber of Commerce clash over street marker signs. Yandel and Pfeiffer press for rejection while Pink PINK DIeks phrase provokes debate on public readability. Officials cite costs up to 90000, with plans to reconsider after further study.
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Gan Autenno
Yandell
Aig Chaver
Dole B. Wesson
Ivole
Landolt
KML
Mr. Steiffer
Tspifter
Yandel
Pfeil
Gorrell
Stu Ety
Beatie Clawle
Youle
Chapher
Mixer Meka
Birkhead
Naston
Daliis
Kneadors
Cleiffer
RIN Sental
Yairiol
Ariler
Pfeiffer
Oetara
Cornel Kitua Hself
Juither
Gronth
Mirkors
Tirkiead
Ctyuline
Chmimere
My. Lietzter
Stickhead
Wereiffer
Pete
Haiglending
Chamber of Conmarce
Meier
Oni Hse
Chamber of Commerce
Apthalo
Lueledt
Cork 5S Ritaning as Rerets Fier After
Cork and Clone strongholds fall as Cork 5S Ritaning loses ground. Troops from a free state fight near Cork and nearby Cahte and Tidhearenay. Fierce clashes cause destruction. Chepos have been destroyed by fire and fighting continues on several fronts.
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Cork
Southswestern
Trelang
Railroad Strike Threat Looms as Crews Refuse Trains
Turbulent talks and a growing railroad strike threat ripple from Santa Fe to Southern Pacific. Leaders of the railway brotherhoods push for guardless runs, while government mediators and union officials weigh policy to avert a nationwide walkout. Trains halted or rerouted as crews discuss actions, with dispatches noting potential spread to Western Pacific and other lines.
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Los Angeles
Suthern Calforai
Jaelie
Puettie
Peeran
Suuried
Enginuery
Santa Ve
Macestow
Sellen
Ariv
Western Pacific
Beatns Ik
Ty Shopnon
Brotherhood
Dvetsrod
Santa Fe
Wil Marys
Nai Wblefa
Out-of-Town Donations for Milk and Ice Fund Pour In
Out of town donors contribute to the Milk and Ice Fund aiding poor children in San Antonio. Letters accompany donations from various Texas communities including Runge, Somerset, and West Texas towns, with mentions of individuals and memorial gifts.
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Somerset
Mary Carter
Ut-Of-Town
San Antonio
Texas
Mission Somerset
Fragmentary notes on local figures and donations
A garbled OCR item lists names such as Verity, Bollier, Norma Spere, Arthur Urunk Speru, Dr. ALS, McWuntel, Gus Tyre, and Allee Walker. It mentions a donation of 5.00 and references inquiries about a shipper and benefits for continued Tage work, with unclear context and several misspellings.
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Kaxsy Bollier
Norma Spere
Arthue
Urunk
Als. McWuntel
Endoline Meunet
Range
Gus Tyre
Sre
Vetoes
Virginia “Multiotland
Allee Walker
Sumornet
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