Aviators Will Take Pigeons In Cross Country Flights
An effort to use carrier pigeons as emergency messengers for U S aviators faces mixed views. Officers debate practicality while pigeons are trained and stationed at multiple airfields to relay location data if a motor failure occurs. Proponents argue pigeons could reduce search radius, though concerns cite wind drift, motor loss, and training limits.
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Gorpa Area
Alexander Stearronde
B Bend
Weel Tesas
Pearson
Pesrem
Bent & Ale
Jogtanes
San Antonio
Mutal Wauiners
Nat Khaw
Aviv
Ted
Division of Texas to be discussed at Sweetwater meeting
An incomplete report describes a Sweetwater gathering where officials plan to debate dividing Texas. Attendees include chamber leaders and representatives from nearby districts. The discussion centers on reallocation of state resources and the potential political implications.
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Texas
Sweetwater
West Texas Bill Stirs Governor Neff Veto Debate
Fragmented text discusses Governor Neff and a Democratic convention issue, referencing West Texas and surrounding states. It mentions opposition to a bill, political tension, and potential veto, with broad regional implications and mentions of colleges, territories, and youth.
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Voir Swerior
Berselink
West
Texas
As & ML
Bill Lous
Peuvet
Neuchment of
Wexie
Neff
Sonics
Weddel
Oklahomay
New Monies
Kane
Colueade
Nebraska
Haveriot Neth
Neff Wohl
Katy postmistress Frances Robertson fined in federal case
Judge Lutukt presided Saturday over a federal case in which Frances R. Robertson former Katy postmistress and her husband Fred A. Robertson pleaded guilty to misappropriation of government funds. The court warned of prison if fines for the missing funds could not be paid and gave time to arrange payment. Roberson and husband faced up to eight thousand dollars in fines for the spring incident.
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Mra
Frances R. Robertson
Katy
Houston
Tes
Anil
Fred A. Robertson
Jul
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Tydgé Hutcheson
Jose
Theovernment
Protest Meeting Sparks Anti German Rally in Indianapolis
A damaged account from Indianapolis describes an anti German protest meeting titled Hold Protest Meeting. Organizers include Miditery and the American Legion collaborating with local social groups. The event followed a prior pro German gathering in New York and featured MO Tardis as the main speaker amid a tense crowd and scattered flag displays.
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Andianapolis
Tad
Indianapolis
Gypsy Smiths Labernacie
New York
Malinore Garden
Mivige
Amercan Legion
Meeting ends Sunday in Fort Worth Texas
In Fort Worth Texas on April 2 the State Sunday meeting ends with a planned afternoon session. Dr Charles Ty Gunden is noted as a key figure, with workers and attendees expected to reveal details about upcoming events and assignments.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Selinal
Willie
Charles Ty Gunden
Moseharehoe
Radium Promises Doorway to Meagre Greatness in Wild Claims
A fragmented, garbled passage touts radium as a gateway to vast power and healing. Names and places drift through the noise, mentioning figures like Mrudbury Building in Los Angeles and various European and American locales, but the text remains nonsensical and unverified.
Completion of several wells in Gulf of Mexico fields
Report from Forbes in Tampico Mexico details the completion of multiple wells in the Amazing and Zacaimistle districts. Zuni No 6 produced 200 barrels daily before shutting in. Amation No 0 proposed 10,000 barrels daily. Drilling continues across numerous fields with many wells completed and more under way by several oil companies.
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Erinly
Phi Company
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Koiny Ol Jio the Amazing
Zacamistle
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Seber Uni Gorspillie
Corana
Rene
Demmenmont
Untitled report on commerce and telegraph progress in Gulf region
Fragmented dispatch discusses telegraph speeds, US communications via Laredo and Brownsville, and Gulf tanker activity including Mirnault and Mesiva. It notes shipping between Texas coast cities, oil company tankers, and changes in freight routes with references to local authorities and events in Tamificn and surrounding areas.
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Eupeemary
Mesiva Wits
Wesday
Tawpies
United States
Kane Jand
Moestean Gulf Oil Company
Wayne
Oul Mors
Huaeleen
Prox
Mamnico
Tesas
Toad Wrrels
Ail Othew
Ich
Stendard Oil Company
Jersey
He Magis Rain Sinelniy Corporation
Mexico
Aguila Coupany
L A Petit Dies After Stroke in Texas
L A Petit died today after a stroke. He had long been active in Texas business and railroads. He lived in Bastlandly and was associated with Houston and Beaumont enterprises prior to his health decline.
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Tex
Merit
Texas
Beaumont
Bastlandly
Dar Jug
Harding to Adopt Firmer Policy on Mexican Question
Washington April 26 United States policy under President Harding is expected to take firmer shape during the early days of his administration. The Mexican question looms as a focal point, with anticipated steps toward clearer stance on Mexican policy and relations with Latin America.
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United States
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Germany
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Singers Visit Juarez Amid Nightlife Gasp and Guitars
An El Paso visit by Mary Gar dat Lucieo Muvatere included clam jagny roulette and feasting under escort, with scenes of bull ring touring and a late night performance. Washington wiring notes a major south business gathering set for April 18, signaling a busy cross border cultural exchange.
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April Bae
Mary Gardat
Lucieo Muvatere
Tariff Debate Snooped Through Southern Leaders
Juan He Nieby is named president at a recuub meeting in Washington to canvass support from business leaders across Alabama Georgia and the Deep South. Kirby announces tariff protection aims for cotton growers and southern farmers with a plan to brief the Ways and Means Committee in April after talks with Senator Robinson and Senator Underwood to craft a broader protectionist program.
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Sonthun ‘Lorite
Atha
Washington
Arkoneny
Peumeaser
Georgia
Reuy
Eall Nivetlags
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Atix
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Underwood
Kirby May Get Job in Dem Vacancy
Akauska inlanet daily reports Bonuker Willine Kirby of Kirby may be appointed to a United States position in Washington. Democratic senators have sent recommendations to President Howling urging Kirby be named. The post pays 100 per year and is a sought after Democratic appointment.
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Kirby
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