Central Chieftain in Control at Peking
China’s civil war appears concluded with Gen Wu Pei Fu seizing Peking while Gen Chang Tso Lin flees toward Mukden. Reports from Shanghai say Wu’s victory solidifies control of northern China and hints at Japanese influence in Manchuria.
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Poison inVitals of Murdered Hanna Girl
Fragmented OCR text reports a murder case involving a girl named Hanna. The brief mentions poisoning and medical details tied to a church parsonage but the wording is garbled, obscuring full facts and dates.
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Children of Evening News Big Family Crowd Princess
A fragmentary newspaper piece portrays a chaotic scene with children and a princess, mentioning a TV show and a family outing. It hints at preparations for a public viewing of an episode and a plan to meet with a local figure, capturing the bustling, noisy atmosphere among the kids and adults.
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Desolation After Austin Tornadoes Captured by Photographer
Clem J. Smith, photographer from St Edward's College and Penn Field, joined a night trek toward storm wreckage in Austin. With Siete Rangers guarding the area, he photographed Holy Cross Dormitory ruin, the college power plant remains, and the Woodward Manufacturing works at Penn Field.
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Penn Field
San Marcos
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St. Edward's College
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Wheatley Gight
Binson Loses Buildings as Storm Lands
A fragmented report notes Binson suffering structural losses as powerful weather hits the area. A family is described fleeing a high fire risk scene as emergency crews respond to widespread damage and scattered debris across several blocks.
Candidate for Congress to Speak Tonight at Beethoven Wall
A candidate for Congress scheduled to address the Volunteer Women’s Association at the Beethoven Wall tonight. James A. Rating, former Adjutant General, and Carl Wirchlich are among speakers. others from local committees and campaign staff accompany the candidate as he travels via Southern Pacific.
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Maniere
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Grarhars Huildins
Slot Machine Costs Keeper Fine of $50
A six member jury in Yeager, Pa., found the keeper guilty of operating slot machines after a trial tied to gaming regulations. The case tests the legality of slot machine operations and the department’s authority.
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Mylige
Tragic Kirvin slaying shocks Texas town
Eula Ousley, 17, was found murdered near Kirvin ten miles east of Mexia with 30 stab wounds and a slash across her throat after being assaulted. Bloodhounds led a countryside search as authorities sought the slayer, with neighbors and authorities socializing about the brutal crime and investigations continuing.
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Tex
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Kirvin
Mexia
Eula
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Toon
Pilerless
Threara
Uproar in Kansas City Kansas After Klansman Probe
Turmoil erupted in Kansas City Kansas following police investigations into the Ku Klux Klan. Reports describe disorder outside a court, with calls for a public display and tensions between authorities and local groups as investigators continued cases against alleged klan members.
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Kansas City
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Burlesque Ku Klux Parade Draws Crowd in Storm Hit Austin
May 3 Tex At University of T students report a large crowd gathered for a burlesque Ku Klux Klan parade on Congees Avenue. Rumors circulated that police and sheriff officials planned to intervene if needed. Governor's office issued a message to prevent the parade. no formal action reported as students continued merrymaking.
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Atstim. Tex
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Juror Disruptions Mentioned in Melville Case
A disrupted trial entry notes one juror being excused for talking and reports tension between Melville's defense and the State's Attorney in the governor’s case. Messages indicate dismissal of the case by Melville and alleged prejudice, with other jurors detained overnight amid unclear proceedings. In a separate AP note, a missing child case in Chicago circulated with searches near a forest preserve and riverbank.
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Police chiefs inspect banest public building in city
Central Vira Station at St Marys and Market Street was inspected after a dramatic visit by Clef of Valler Morita and Fie Thiet Goetz. They toured offices and cells during the probe while Chief Gnetz and Chief Martin oversaw the operation with Cmdr Pat O Hara.
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High Bluff Saves Many Austin Lives
A tornado near Austin causes extensive damage to St Edward's College and the Woodward Manufacturing plant. Wind tears through Travis Heights uprooting trees and damaging buildings, injuring several. Williams residence and local bank structure suffer significant harm. The cyclone destroys the Institute building, leaves debris, and halts local activity as crews assess damage.
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Leon Wiliams
American National Bank
Tornado Devastates Austin Area Leaving Thirteen Dead
The May 4 tornado season toll rises with 13 dead and about 90 injured as chaos hits Oak Hill and Dean Kady areas near Austin. Reported damage exceeds 400000 dollars with Woodward Manufacturing and St Edward's College sustaining major blows. victims include a St Edward's student found near the campus and several families affected across the city.
Mexican Blue Cross Begins Laredo Meet
Special Telegram to Evening Nova reports the inaugural Mexican Blue Cross meeting in Laredo with 200 Mexican delegates and officials from Nueva York and New Orleans, parade details, Puebla battle celebration, and a toast to cross border cooperation amid cordial ceremonies and a parade through the town.
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Nomination Shifts in War Office Eyes New Chiefs
Washington May 2 The War Secretary announced nominations to fill key posts after Gen Mee Andrews death and Gen Velin retirement James H Vertie named acting chief of staff and Harry A Smith to command a new zone defense Melis Fortacel led the Second Division brigade in the recent action as the forces seek mobility and reorganization amid casualties Eyewitnesses describe a cyclone striking the Penn Piel area and the impact on troops Training at Sp Ede ward's continues with men recalling the disaster
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Harry A. Smith
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Wenden
Tufaotey Brigade
Colorado River Floods Reach Texas Town Wharton
May 5 report from Wharton and surrounding areas describe rivers rising across southern Texas. The Colorado River is at its highest since 1913, threatening widespread damage as Wharton floods almost 42 feet, merchants move inventories to upper floors, and residents evacuate low ground. Crops and cattle losses loom while general transportation is by ferry or boat with streets submerged.
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Fort Fork
Rain totals for four months tops in San Antonio history
From January 1 to May 1 San Antonio recorded 11.25 inches of rain with 1915 the only year in the last decade to exceed this level. April alone brought 11 inches, triggering a historic flood, while the current period shows rainfall near or above the 1888 1890 flood records. Forecaster James F. Parhoe notes a shift toward partly cloudy conditions tonight and Saturday with a chance of rain.
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