Governors clash at convent custody in Texas probe
W C Day, Texas public buildings chief, ordered sealing of the Mission San Antonio de Valero convent and dismissed a watchman, prompting De Zavala and Daughters of the Republic of Texas to plan a protest trip to Governor Campbell. Day defended the action as temporary until custody settled, noting pay suspended since March 18 and the guard remained in place until yesterday.
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Acon
W. C. Day
Mission San. Antonio de Vitere
Misa de Zavala
Dy Zataje
Daughters of the Republe of Texas
Austin
Campbell
Miss de Zavala
Glaima
Huger & Schmeltzer
de Avila
de Zavala
Daughters of the Republic
W. G. Day
Hoey
Dullaby
Mr. Day Waled
Mise Me Zavala
Gines
Alamo Chapel
Der
Moving Picture Show at Alamo Plaza This Week
A Tree moving picture show will be presented each night this week on the vast side of Alamo plaza by the Trigie Advertising company. The pictures will be 16 feet square and plainly visible from all parts of the plaza. A large number of objects are included in the program.
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Alamo Plaza
Trigie
Train teeters on edge of gorge after bridge crash
Midland passenger train with 40 aboard stalled on a burning bridge at Yale Siding four miles east of Kerse when air brakes saved most passengers. Engines failed, the train reopened the edge of a yawning gorge, the baggage car resting over the drop. No injuries reported among the crew.
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Buest Ylats
Colu
Coletain Midland
Aloha
Yale Siding
Kerse
Hatherines
Lie Gorge
Toose
Woman and six children rescued from near starvation
Humane Agent W C Matthews found a woman and six children, all under eleven, starving near San Antonio on the Castroville road. They had no money or food, were destitute, and had lost their husband/father recently. They were moving toward Gano from Legardo, and authorities reported the distress before sending them on.
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Matthews
W. C. Matthews
Wort
Gano
Legardo
Hey
Anarchist Bomb Thrown in Union Square Shock Image
A photo captured immediately after Selig Cohen known as Silverstein hurled a bomb into a large crowd in Union Square New York killing his companion mortally wounding himself and injuring several bystanders Police officers and surgeons attend the wounded in the chaotic scene.
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Union Square
Selig Cohen
Silverstein
Death Threats From Black Hand Target Chicago Boy
A Black Hand menace in Chicago pressures jeweler Antonio Dumia to force his son Luigh 15 to deliver money by 8 o clock or face death. Police fear violence as the boy, repeatedly accompanied by his parents after school, stays under close supervision following a series of ominous letters written in Italian marked last warning.
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Chicana, I
Chicago
Tintlan
Luiel Vanila
Tehhool
Hia
Hia Parente
Prairie fires rage across Nebraska plains
Paxton Nebraska reports prairie fires sweeping the Sand Hills area from April 2 to 4. The blazes have burned deep in James Kane and destroyed multiple homes. Hundreds of head of livestock are lost and thousands of acres of prairie have been turned over.
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Nebraska
Paxton
Neb
James Kane
Vestock
Stepmother shot by boy after fatal incident in Guantinamo
A 12 year old boy in Guantinamo fatally harmed his stepmother then shot himself. The boy, named Francised Simon, died instantly. The stepmother had reportedly been cruel to him before the tragedy.
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Havaon
Simon
Guantinamo
Princess Matillde Injured In Riding Accident
Princess Matillde sister of King Frederick Augnatuy sustained a serious horseback accident near Pivadon. A fractured right collar bone and severe shoulder bruising were reported after she fell from a horse during a ride in the meadow outside the city.
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Matillde
Pivadon
Saxony
Frederick Augnatuy
Bryan Iowa Jefferson Day Banquet Speaker Arrives
In Bryan Iowa on April 2 Dex Moines Towa Jn Jennings Bryant attended the Jefferson Day banquet as principal speaker. He made several remarks at the school and college during the event.
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Dex Moines
Towa
Jenninga Bryant
Dea Molies Bay
Speater
Durnes
Bryan
Aeveral
Arrest Fleeing Pastor Arrest Fleeing Pastor
Naehvilie April 2 Bryant H Walkerson Methodist preacher of Franklin County is alleged to have eloped with Ada Yeuutetan. They were married then departed for Molahama. Reports say Fulkerson planned secret divorce before departure. Governor Patterson offered a $100 reward for his arrest and conviction.
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Naehvilie
Bryant H. Walkerson
Franklin County
Adam Yeuutetan
Weel
Riverside
Cal
Itja Sid Iiat Follsorson
Howe
McKennie
Wempleton
Molahama
Fulkerson Vekeimed
Fulkerson
Govertine Patterson
Ami
Panhandle Faces Cold Storm Grips Texas Towns
Gainesville reports a cold rain and sleet storm this morning with temperatures near freezing. Farmers fear frost damage as a cold norther sweeps Panhandle and north Texas, dropping temperatures about 40 degrees in 24 hours in several spots.
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Gainesville
Tex
Panhandle
Texas
Death stops plans for birthday fete in Saginaw
In Saginaw Michigan on April 2 a man died just as his family prepared a surprise party for his nineteenth birthday. He was killed by a fall down stairs.
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Saginaw, Mich
Tae
Tang
Local Weather Forecast For Li Fatonto And Vicinity
Weather line forecast for Li Fatonto and vicinity shows cooler Friday night with a low around 2 and a high near 90. Winds were 6 miles per hour in the morning. Temperature records today compared with a year ago are noted, with general national weather coverage on page eight.
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CAL Werline
Li Fatonto
Sonight Ang
Worning
Bryan Chooses Texan To Wage His Campaign
The Austin Tex April 2 indicates E M Brouse of Shorts has gone to New York to act as Aryan's person representative on the democratic mallonail campaign committee.
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Bryan
Austin
Tex
E. M. Brouse
Af Shorts
New York
Noted veteran gets a pension in Texas
Special to The Ligue Austin Texas April The appointment of Mac Stewart noted Confederate veteran was granted a pension today by the comptroller's department based on a long argument from the attorney general. Despite time spent in Mexico including a period in a Mexican prison he is considered a continuous resident of Texas.
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Austin
Apel
Mac Stewart
Argly
Mexico
Texas
Fot
Evans Arrives at Health Resort in Paso Robles
Admiral Evans arrives at health resort in Paso Robles Holy Springs accompanied by his son Lieutenant Evans and Trading officer McDowall. He is assigned to comfortable apartments and reports feeling inconvenienced by travel but hopeful for a speedy recovery and return to health.
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Paso Robles Hol
Springs
Gal
Evans
McDowall
el Paso de Tables
San Diego
Former judge kills wife and himself in New London
New London Conn April 2 1909 Wild Yar Rogars once a brigadier and later a judge killed his wife while she slept and then shot himself in the mouth before collapsing in bed The couple lived in New London Rogars served as judge of the probate court for the district of New London and was a former prosecuting attorney Despondency was cited as the motive by authorities.
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New London
Conn
Brigadte Sisnas
District of
New Tandon
Attorney Clive Shook Fatally Wounded in Saloon Stabbing
Clive Shook a well known San Antonio attorney and brother of County Judge Phil Shook was stabbed in the Stock Exchange saloon at 23 Dolorastraat at 12 05 this afternoon. Walter Durbin former Frio county sheriff was arrested by Constable Stevens and jailed. Shook, taken to Santa Rosa hospital, is in a precarious condition with internal injuries and potential hemorrhages. Durbin, who fled the scene, was captured with a bloodied knife, and Deputy Conable Dwyer seized the weapon. The victim’s brother and physician attended him as he weakened from blood loss and shock and he was moved to Latta Ross hospital for operation. Durbin previously served as a Frio county sheriff and later San Antonio journalist, while Shook had served as assistant county attorney under his brother Phil Shook.
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Clive Shook
Wilardey-utlaw
Phil Shock
Stock Exchange
Dolarosastraat
Walter Kurbin
Frio County
Wnd
San Antonio
Stevens
Durbin
Shook
Santa Rosa Hospital
Durkin
Conable Dwyer
Frad Tolle
Silicon
Tolle
Curtin
John Dolan
Bhoolt
B. Halde-Saret
Tom Andrew
Dosha
Lie Midway Saloon
Steyins
Roger
Latta Ross‘ Hosptthal
Amos Grives Br
Balde-Sarelli
Mr. Tolic
Waz
Walter Durbin
Hill Street
Campbell
Clive’ Shoot
Gan’ Antonio
Phil H. Shook
Hmne
Purnish Avenue
Tul
Law
John KR. Storms
Postmaster Stevens Celebrates Birthday With Flowers
Postmaster John J. Stevens found his office flooded with bouquets and decorations on his birthday. Mayor Bryan Callaghan joined with warm wishes as Stevens, born April 2, 1852, received a silver card case from postal clerks. He is the first member of the local lodge, with membership card No L.
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John J. Stevens
Mir Stevens
Bryan Callaghan
Stevens
Stevens Yahias
Rich Courtmartial Rescheduled to April 16 at Fort Sam Houston
The court martial for Second Lieutenant Charles H. Rich of the Twenty Sixth Infantry is continued to April 16. Rich asked for a delay citing the unavailability of one defense counsel on assignment and the need for another to represent the recused man. Judge Advocate Captain Edward T. Domnelly indicated the postponement was expected. Rich asserts the charges were improperly conceived and intends to prove his innocence. Olafur Ayer, absent on a Texas inspection tour, is due home by April 12 to consult.
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Charles H. Rich
Ord
Fort Sam Houston
Rich
Contr al
Waldo EB
Ayer
Texas
Olafur Ayer
Wephrek
Rick
Tony
Certo
Edward T. Domnelly
Ware
Houston
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Gollan
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Wainstein
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Pollee
Stepmother
King
Bryan, Iowa
Clive Shiocks
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Conscous
Joss
Meadland
Judge Shook
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