British papers attack as two U S aviators are freed
Brownsville Texas January 23. Arrangements are set for the release of American army aviators held at Guerrero Mexico. Lieutenants Davis and Grimon were forced down in the Rio Grande floodplain after following the Salado. They are reported to be in good condition and under treatment.
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Tex
Guerrero
Mexico
Fort Brown
Tsailers
Davis
Grimon
Lont
Rio Grande
Salado
Wlores
Matamoros
Zuazta
Texas Receiver Takes Over Red River Oil Land
Texas in a new move asserts jurisdiction over the Red River oil lands. Lyon Buste of Austin received possession of Dark Divide No 1 by order of District Judge George Calhoun amid dispute between Texas and Oklahoma. Rangers had earlier moved in, with Governor Hobby and Attorney General Hope signaling readiness to defend Texas sovereignty. Oklahoma considering force. no militia mobilized yet.
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Austin
Tex
Lyon Buste
Red River &E
George Celhoun
Cravis
Curt
Saute
Texas
Walter Keeling
Pirst
Aasiatat
Nixa
Red River
Soy
Cope
Vexo
Hunter
Calhoun
Hed River
Eld
Fudge Keeling
Freeling
Oklahoma
Preelipg
Hobby
Genera Cureton
Oklahoma City
Okls
Okinuoma
Red River District
Robertson
Mexican oil dispute settles as Cabrera urges compromise
Jan 29 report quotes Luis Cabrera, Mexico’s treasury minister, saying Carranza’s decree allowing provisional foreign drilling permits paves the way to a nationalistic settlement with the United States. He stresses Mexico will uphold subsurface ownership while offering protections to vested interests and calls for conciliatory, direct negotiations to ease tensions and avoid diplomatic spats.
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ITY
Mexico
Carranza
United States
Luis Cabrera
United Patent
Cabrera
Treasury
Mexten
Niew
Mike
Daly
Newberry Jury Box Filled for Trial Panel
Twelve jurors, all tentatively accepted, fill the box at noon for the trial of Senator H. Newberry and aides in the Wis. senatorial campaign. Adjournment granted for counsel to confer on peremptory challenges. Names include Louis McIntyre, Frank Armstrong, Charles Trimm, Fred Smith, Jerry Danworth, Orlan J. Houghton, Wilm A. Young, William S. Purple, George H. B. Clark, Joseph S. Hillis, John Fochtman, Martin Block. Some jurors may be stricken after further consideration. evidence may begin once panel is confirmed.
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Tyre
Harrison Mettill
Kalamazoo
Newberry
Permission Granted for 30 OS Oil Firms in Mexico
Fifty American oil companies in Mexico received permission to drill one well each. The provisional allowance is valid until Congress convenes for a possible full provision. The firms have commenced activity under this temporary permit while a draft bill is prepared for presentation to Congress in the coming months.
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Mexico
BF Congress
Constl- Gonzalo de la Mata
Mexican Department of Foreign Relations
Rampanten
Congress
Interplanetary Messages Not Beyond Bounds of Possibility
British Royal Astronomer Frank Dyson discusses the feasibility of interplanetary wireless communication. He notes light and radio waves travel vast distances and muses on receiving Hertzian signals from Mars, while cautioning about atmospheric effects and atmospheric disturbances on recordings of unknown origin.
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Frank Dyson
Univernkl Scesine
Mars
Marconi Vents Theory On Strange Wireless Receipts
Guglielmo Marconi speculates on mysterious wireless signals from space noting signals that resemble Morse code letters. He suggests Sun or planets may emit, but stresses no coherent message is proven. An organized probe is planned after wartime halt.
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Marconi Ventures
Guglielmo Marconi
Universal Service
London
Moon
Mars
Todot
Bette
Slemus
Mother Testimony in Steen Trial Details Son's Death
A mourning mother testified at the Seventh District Court about the New Year's shooting of her son Albert J Tips, a University of Texas student, during a car ride on East Commerce Street. She described blood and fear, naming the accused Jacob Steen, a Negro, as the shooter, as jurors prepared to be charged later that afternoon.
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Albert J. ‘Tips
Univeralty of
Texas
Fae
Hast Coutimerce Street
Wally J. Tye
Jabacco
Tips
Sory Charles Tips
Kris Lad
Aster Sngfish Ag
Tlm
Santa Rosa Boapha
Stern
Rem
Carter
Con- Meteo
Imi
Tnndee Anders
Woul
East Commerce
Cherry Streets
Stean
Perry
The
Jobo Steen
Albert T. Tips
Teble
Sant -Catameres Street
Millionaire Slacker Defense In Mental Illness Case
The trial of Frank Spencer Jr., a Philadelphia businessman, seeks a mental examination after his lawyers claim he suffers delusions of being the Czar of Russia. Court officials report the case centers on insanity as a defense in the matter tied to Grover Cleveland era references.
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XEW Yori
Jarne
Grover
Cleveland
Bergdall
Aniltonaire
Deieti Hudger
Philadelphia
Botare
Governope Teland Tomacrose
Bergdalls Coursel
Chiart
Frank Spencer Jr
Russia
Weather summary from scattered OCR notes
Fragmented forecast notes mention frost tonight and near zero temperatures. Reads like Oklahoma and Texas weather with rain in places and cool to cold overnight temperatures. Local details are garbled but indicate frost risk and variable conditions tonight through Friday.
Attitude of Neutrality Divides Britain and Press
London editor Horatio Bottomley calls for Britain to question if America is a true friend as war reports note neutral stance amid accusations of infamy and pro Amadean sentiment. The London Express broadside condemns U S profiteering and urges Europe to halt America's economic dominance to restore production and balance.
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Horatio Bottomley
Uncle Sam
England
London
Great Britain
America
Horatio ‘Bottomley
John Bult
Mlump
Borcopatice
Oftomley
Centuriga
Muyt
Danlels
Bottomley
Danley Ng
Britain
Germany
Cade Sam
Ana
Smerlon
Americ
Naval
Daniely
Trolst
Washington
Wilson
Rottenley
Daniela
London Express
Ero
Rome
Expresa
United States
Europe
Unitedates
Euurope
Asyleticrone
Franer
Italy
Daily Express Suxy America
Unite States
Germain Militariam
New JR Sentenced From Ten Years to Life
In Los Angeles California a 29 year old man named Harry was sentenced to an indeterminate term of life imprisonment. The court overruled a motion for a new trial and the lawyers indicated an appeal. A stay of execution was granted until next Tuesday.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Harry
New Today
la Quénitin
California State Pentunlary
Newa Udormeys
Chicago Sees Penguins Move North From South Pole
Chicago January 2 a stray flock of penguins has appeared in the city migrating north from the south pole. Citizens report bewilderment at the sight and officials note the meteorology joke in the Evening News. The incident is treated as a light local curiosity with the penguins described as moving to warmer climates.
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Chicago
Sauta
Healing Mission At St Mark's Church Draws Crowds
A large congregation gathers at St Mark's Church this morning as believers seek healing through prayer. The event features James Moore Hickson, a lay Episcopal leader from Dallas area, promoting faith healing and urging attendees from cities including Austin Waco San Antonio to seek divine aid.
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St. Mark's Church
James
Moore Hickson
Episcopal
Pytria
Dallay
Austin
Waco
San
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London Daily Express
Nero
Hoke Smith
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New JR
South Pole
Healing Mission
H. M.’Knox
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