Destructive cyclone injures twenty in Texas coast region
A Texas cyclone hit between Agua Dulce and Bishop injuring twenty people, four mortally, damaging farms and buildings across a three to five mile wide by about fifteen mile long path. Doctors rushed from Rockstown and Alice to assist in Agua Dulce and Bishop as hospitals in Bingeville reported casualties.
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Rockstown
Alice
Nugseville
Ting
Bingeville
Two Trains Crash Head On In Missouri Injury Toll Rises
Kansas City May 17 Two Missouri passenger trains collided head on near Schaenfield. Five people were injured as ambulances rushed to the wreck. Train No 21 traveling east and train No 22 heading west derailed and the rear cars were torn loose. Crew and passengers escaped with non life threatening injuries as rescue operations continued.
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CREW LEAVES AS SHIP STRANDS ON ROCKS
17 crew members aboard Wigegon of the schioner Como abandoned the vessel after its pump failed off Cape Plancy. They fled to boats as the ship settled on rocks, awaiting rescue. Weather worsened, a fire ban was in effect, and officials reported rescue attempts were hindered by the damaged gear.
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Tasih
Genoa Conference Talks Stir International Figures
Conflicting reports from Genoa outline proposals aimed at settling postwar tensions. Officials from Britain France Italy and the United States show cautious optimism that a broad, expert led conference could guide diplomacy and economic recovery, while disagreements over Russia and collective policy persist.
City seeks injunction in service car battle
City asks for an injunction as initial move in a dispute over hired service cars. The petition, filed in Terrell County District Court, seeks to bar 75 or more drivers from operating without proper insurance and security bonds, citing city ordinances for regulation and public safety.
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Ordlis
Dudge Tabert
Attenio
Harding to Name Porto Rican Post to Secretay
President Harding considers gifting a Porto Rican post to his private secretary George Christian. The move arises amid cabinet reshuffle rumors as officials weigh future assignments in Washington and Arkansas City.
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Christan
Wvamot
Uesieges
Iransas City
Elrehs
Testimony Closed In Stillman Case
YONKERS New York banker sues Sane E Stillman in Jamog vA Sciunin suit. After a conference attended by Mrs Sulliaan's attorneys, the judge stated no further witnesses would be taken. Stillman contends the case is closed and claims he was wronged.
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Payroll bandits slip from trap near Tiadshaw Mats
A gang of three payroll bandits escaped pursuit after looting $9,000 and fleeing in a stolen car toward St Louis. Authorities, aided by state guards and deputies, pressed a search through thick brush near Tiadshaw Mats, while reports of gunfights and surrounding troops continued. One hat found linked to a suspect, with ongoing efforts to identify the men who may be wounded or ki.
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Ditimsas City
Kumsay
Michal
Gradshaw Wats
Lindshaw Ulaty
Garrismen
Helen Lloyd Wins Evening News Great Story Contest
Helen Lloyd 807 Castro Street wins the Evening News Great Story Contest with the Dare Devil Plus idea. Prize is 23 dollars. The piece features Miss Lloyd and notes plentiful praise from Misa Guillan and mentions honorable mentions Miss Lole xt and Miss Gladys Irvine. The contest story centers on D. B. Plow and Tom filer as characters, with plot elements unfolding at a school setting and a perilous sequence.
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Evening News
Texas Guinan
Castro Street
Misa Gaillan
Ais Lloyd
Miss Loyd
Texas
Ing Leon
Toxtx Guinan
Serreu
Rory Wan
Pune
de Serra
Lole Xt
John
Lirolea Street
Gladys Irvine
Agatha Avenue
Tig Tom Filer
Ku Klux Conclave At Turner Hall Draws 300
Report lists officials and business men among attendees at a Ku Klux Klan meeting in Turner Hall. The article notes contest over Pinchot nomination and references statements by Daker and Alter about unofficial returns, with tense political maneuvering and county-level results.
Blizzard treason trial ends as state rests case
Charlestown West Virginia May 17 The State today rested its case in the treason trial of Blizzard indicted for actions linked to the miners army that aided Lord on Mingo Island simmer Ne
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W. Va
Ml Oniwer
Gare
Klan Meeting Draws 340 Members in San Antonio
The San Antonio Ku Klux Klan No 34 held a last night gathering with about 340 members attending. Officials, lawyers, business leaders, judges, police and firemen were among those seen entering East Houston Street and Nacogdoches Street toward Turner Heil. The event ran from 7:30 to 8:45 with broadcasts of addresses to attendees amid heightened security and onlookers along Nacogdoches Street.
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Realm of Texas
Evening News
Alamo City
East Houston Street
Nacogdoches Street
Turner Heil
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Runamon
Nacoginchos
Pach Nasserby
Eight or More Lost in Brazos Bridge Crash in Texas
United Press reports at Meas Texas May 17 that only one body has been recovered from the Brazos River after yesterday’s bridge collapse. The disaster, blamed on workmen repairing an approach, sent many into the water as the span fell. Rescue efforts continue with authorities at Calvert and nearby points handling the tangled scene.
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Neleen
Rts
Prk
Stahwerth Ami
W. HL. Allen
Fenton
Marlin
Ed Moseley
Beaumont
Methodist Chavez
Leotines
Mra. Moseley
Lott
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Surrounding Areas
Tonight and Thursday partly cloudy with variable winds. Highs near 70s. Northerly to westerly winds strengthen, cooler and drier air arriving tonight. North and west portions may see warmer afternoon with a few clouds.
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Uae
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Elomiy
Man Survives Serious Eye Injury From Rattlesnake Bite
An afternoon incident left a man badly bitten when a rattlesnake struck his eye. He remained conscious as bystanders helped and doctors treated him at a local clinic. The release notes the event occurred near a cage and mentions the snake’s venom and subsequent care from Dr. St. C. Dowell.
Irish Peace Plans Declared Failure by Committee
A Dublin committee told the Dail that Irish peace plans have failed amid political tension. Reported confusion over attempts to form a Free State and upcoming elections spark concern. leadership calls for nominations and votes to set a new course.
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DAIL
Dry Officer Slain During Houston Garage Search
Houston police officer was shot and killed while conducting a search of a garage on Rusk Avenue. The officer, identified as J, died shortly after being found in the doorway of the garage and ordered medical aid. The incident occurred as shots were fired from the residence, ending the officer's patrol in Houston.
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President invites steel magnates to White House meeting
A May 1 note reports President Flarding inviting leading steel magnates to a White House meeting. Details remain unclear as officials withheld specifics amid late-night discussions and press inquiries.
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White House
Highest Tribunal Affirms Death Verdict For Killing Boy
Colomente Apolinar stood on the verge of the gallows as the State Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed the jury verdict and the Forty-fifth District Court’s death sentence for killing Theodore Bernhard, 14. The brutal murder occurred near the Bem Brick Yard on Salado Road at 10:30 AM on August 16. Witnesses testified that Apolinar attacked and struck the boy with a stone, then beat his brother Harold, 11, near a spring and brick yard two miles away. A posse aided by sheriffs captured Apolinar on Maryland Street. he had previously been adjudged delinquent and confined at Southwest Texas Asylum, from which he escaped. The appellate ruling leaves the case to seek an automatic rehearing before the Supreme Court of Texas.
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Letters Warn of Terrorism in Chicago
In a tainted May 11 report from International News Service a wave of threatening letters targets Chicago officials newspapers police prosecutors and judges. The missives promise violence in protest of wage awards and urge citizens to reject centralized control. Officials meet to plan counterterrorism as fires and bombings attributed to radical groups heighten tension in Sheridan Town Chicago.
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City Street Department Seeks Funds for Sewers and Bridges
The Street Department asks for at least 1,400,000 for FY 1922 to finance sewer and bridge projects. City Engineer Harrigan and Streets Commissioner Rieden push budget adoption, with bond money and general funds needed to cover widening, paving, and storm drainage. Several permanent structures require attention, including bridge connections and street signs, as part of a broader plan to improve city infrastructure.
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