Breckenridge Firm Wins Bid To Build Chimpanzee Cage
A Breckenridge firm received a contract to construct a chimpanzee cage on the earth side of Mnem Ry island. The winning bid was $1400, beating a $1000 offer from Alama ton Works. The cage will measure 16 by 12 feet and be built with city labor.
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Seufein
Actus Iron and Bel
Thursdas
Mnemry Island
Breckenridge
Fark
Pacchublole
Alamaton Works
Ty F. A. Sullisan
Une Koological Bound
Kruschen Salts Appeal Draws Wise Americans Worldwide
Hundreds of thousands of Americans seek Kruschen Salts for health benefits. The ad touts the daily dose as a simple path to improved digestion, liver and kidney function, and overall vitality, claiming elimination of constipation and increased vigor. It promises measurable benefits in a short period and urges purchase through local druggists.
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America
Milliuna
Somnerk
Hawks Take nF From TUS Bulen
Obit April continuing his transcontinental glider Highs. Bronk Hawks departed from a teeming fog delayed flight from Bakersfield to St. Louis with a planned stop at Springfield Missouri after Claremore Vinita and Miami Oklahoma. The Gaunt glider Eaglet towed by a small biplane piloted by J D Jeenigan Jr left San Diego for New York City as an experiment in rider freight and passenger aerial trains. Captain Hawks landed at Garland Airport at 8 25 PM completing 605 miles of a 2600 mile trip and was honored at dinner.
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Bronk Hawks
Feamadlava
St. Louis
Springfield
Claremore
Vinita
Miami
Okla
Esse St. Louis
J- D. Jeenigan Jr
San Diego
Califlage
New York City
Rideras
Hayks
Garland
Lovee
City Settles Politis Suit Over Brackenridge Park Rent
The city and A. D. Politis settled a rent dispute over Brackenridge Park Thursday. Politis paid 1500 in cash and transferred property and other considerations valued around 1200 each due in October 1910 and April 1911. The city had sought 512,798.39, alleging unpaid rent and seized park assets including buildings valued at about 7000, plus $200 cash on hand and $1000 of merchandise previously retained after the seizure.
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A. D. Politi
Brackenridge Park
Tolitis
Politis
T. D. Dobbs Jr
Politia
Roy Lambert
Hoover links Americas by long distance call
A telephonic ceremony linked North and South America with live talks among White House officials and leaders in Chile Uruguay and Argentina. President Hoover greeted Chilean President Ibanez and Uruguayan President Campisteguey via the transcontinental circuit while acting Secretary of State spoke with the American ambassador in Buenos Aires.
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Washington, D. C
North
South America
White House
Santiago
Chile
Montesiden
Uruguay
Buence
Aires
Argentina
Hoover
Ibanez
Camp
Sergeant Farrar praised for coolness in plane crash
Staff Sergeant Almon S. Farrar of Doddfield was commended by Major General William Lagailer and Air Corps chief Fechet for his actions after an aerial pilot crash on February 6. Farrar, a passenger, warned the pilot, aided the craft, and prepared to jump with his parachute, risking his life to save others.
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Almon S. Farrar
Doddfield
Churchar
William Lagailer
Zsghib Corps
Arco
Sej
Geo
Jemea E. Fechet
Air Corps
Warrar
Raibed
Kelly Ciell
A. B. Orr
Moody Set to Veto Pipeline Fund Bill
Vice Governor Moody signaled plans to veto the pipeline fund appropriation passed by the legislature. He argued the move would hamper the railroad commission’s ability to enforce the new pipeline law and provide cover for opponents of the measure. The railroad chief supervisor warned the veto would force costly delays and misuse of allocated funds.
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Moody
Austin
Apell
Mondas
Wl. Parker
Comials
Sisd
Parker
Turadiy
Railroad Commission
2000 Teachers Attend Edinburg Convention
About two thousand teachers and instructors gathered in Edinburg Texas on April 3 for a two day convention of the Texas State Teachers association South division. The meeting aims to discuss curriculum standards and teaching methods.
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Edinburg
Texan
Ofayp
Houth Te Division
Texas Hlate Teathers’ Association
Month-Term Plan for Public Schools Suggested
Fort Worth educators heard a plan by St T Bull secretary of the Texas State Teachers association for year round operation of public schools to solve financial and building idleness problems. He proposed 17 week terms with two sessions yearly, claiming it would cut inefficiency and bond costs while easing family hardships and teacher shortages. He cited Nashville Newark and Marion in support of 12 month school years.
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Fort Worth
Texas
St. T. Bull
Texas State Teachers* Association
Lis
Social Service Club
Elis
Nashville
Tenn
Newark
N- 3
Iowa
Death in Arkansas ties to $200000 insurance plot
In Benton County Arkansas investigators probe a deadly scheme after authorities identify a body found near Gravette as William Robert Pearman of Columbia Missouri. Kansas City landowner A J Bases is jailed on first degree murder charges amid conflicting identifications from insurance workers and a key witness.
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Bendonville
Ark
Harley
Gravette
Willian
Robert Pearman
Columbia
Benton Vounts
Toftay
Pearman
A. J. Bases
Landowier
Kansas City
Hass
William Talta
Martinsboro
Base Beta
Falta
Bass
Ax Folta
Pratt ‘Powell
Fler in Crash May Lose Sight of Eyes
Doctors warned that Tom Kennedy a 24 year old man from West Hussarde may lose sight after a crash at Mission Burial Park on Moon Wednesdays. Kennedy was keeping ship when the accident happened and is under complete observation for internal injuries though no bones were broken.
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Fler
Tom Kennedy
West Hussarde
Lian Nier
Mission Burial Park
Moon
Senta Rogaine Filmore
Athough
Bank Robbery Case in Denton County Court
A Denton County court today heard charges against a bank robber tied to multiple offenses. The suspect faces counts of bank robbery turkey theft and assault murder and burglary with bail set at more than $25 000 in bond. Most charges are pending in the fire court as officers raid a related site.
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Dallas
Roma
Yanco Hrors
Goseyear
Sines
Denton
Liberty
Turkey
Bas Besen
Ytaja
Tor
Dairy Score Honor Won by Rannefeld NUNGE Texas
Dairy cattle show coverage highlights Rannefeld NUNGE earning top dairy score with high quality milk and overall merit. Leonard Dreyer second, Ralin Meynothe third, and Lambert Sommer fourth in the extended judging event as attendees noted strong performance through the night segment.
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Rannefeld Nunge
Texas
Ogene Hanmnefeld
Sean Waxel
Leonard Dreyer
Rerand
Ralin Meynothe
Lambert Sommer
Tey
Valley Hosts Three Aviation Clubs in the Valley
Valley area gains three new aviation clubs this week led by Lex Mauldin from the Southern Aviation Transport. Clubs formed at McArren ten, Fainburg, and Brownsville aim to recruit members and train pilots, expanding regional aviation interests.
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Valley
Meatlen
Texan
Unul AL Rownhile
Aneh
Onvaniotnn
Lex Mauldin
Southern Air Tanaport
Pirponeny Ihe
Crlube
McAb Ten
Fainburg
Brownsville
Concealed Wool Not Smuggled in Libel Case
New York date in April, a jury in a libel proceeding found that a bale of wool wrapped for concealment had no smuggling intent. The case against Robert W. A. Wood of Philadelphia centered on whether outer wrapping protected the costly wool rather than hiding contraband. One bale was opened in court as the defense argued the wrapping served protection, and the jury upheld that claim.
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Inbeeryad Stree
New York
Federnl Cvort
Robert W. A. Wood
Philadelphia
Cuero man killed by falling electric light pole
Walter J. Dalby, 22, employed by Central Power and Light, died after a heavy electric light pole fell while a construction crew raised it in Cuero. He suffered a lung hemorrhage from a broken rib and his wife and 1 year old son survive. He had worked in Guadalupe district four months after transfers from Valley and North Texas before moving to Cuero six weeks ago. Burial set for Tuesday in Mineola.
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Cuero
Walter J
Central Power and Light Company
Dalby
Power
Guadalupe
Valley
North Texan
Teras Power Company
Tongmere
Mineola
Veteran Wins War Risk Suit in Kerrville Court
Andrew J Gibbs, a disabled World War II veteran of Kerrville, won a war risk insurance suit after a jury verdict in the U S district court. The case contested whether disabilities were war related and payments previously halted by the government. An appeal notice was filed by veteran bureau attorney Charlen Ty Guinn and attorney Mohn bs at torney. Trial of another veterans claim by Jt F Faoning of Kerrville began in federal court Wednesday afternoon.
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Andrew J. Gibbs
Kerrtlle
Bursites
Weilnes
Gibbs
Charlen Ty Guinn
Veterana’ Bureau
Mohn Bs
Aartman
Biatriet
Tria! Ns
Jt. F. Faoning
Kereville
Weap
United States
Lone Bandit Robs Virree Tire Station No 6
A lone bandit entered Virree Tire Station No 6 at 2000 Fredericksburg Road Wednesday night and held up manager J Kuykendall, stealing 25 from the cash register. The description: about six weeks pregnant. weighs 124 pounds. wore a gray top coat and blue suit. Stanley Dunbar, 16, was present. Police reported the robber may have fled in a car or on foot.
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J. Kuykendall
Virree Tire Company
Fredericksburg
Jord
Runtat Bs Police Thursda
Kusken- Arw
Cnah Register
Stanley Dunbar
Uncle Sam Punishes Nephews For Not Answering
Washington D C April 3. A long ago warning warned that some might refuse to answer questions. Any person who willfully refuses or neglects to answer any of the questions shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. Penalty up to 60 days in jail or a fine not exceeding $10. False answers carry stiffer penalties including fines up to $1,000 and imprisonment up to one year.
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Washington, T.C
Two Jailed After Seizure of Stills
Two men were held in the county jail Thursday following a prohibition rally Wednesday afternoon. A substantial quantity of whiskey was seized and confiscated. Vincente Aguirre and Valentine Gunjalo were detained after hearings before a local magistrate. Charges include possession and manufacturing whiskey.
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Mask
Whitney
Vincente Aguirre
Fendle
Atreet
BKK
Valentine GunJaldo
Ingutred
Rone Tend
United
Biates
Immer
Fath
South Texans Protest Land Action Against Detroit Bureau
South Texas chamber of commerce protests Detroit bureau tactics over valley land sales and flood danger claims. Leeman urges a formal probe and an independent inquiry in Wisconsin and across Eastern bureaus. The dispute centers on alleged biased publicity aiming to deter Texas land investment in Lower Rio Grande valley.
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Detroit Hetter Business Bureau
South Texas
Lower Rio Grante Valley
South Texas Chamber of Commerce
Detroiters
Stey Seeman
Recett
Wisconsin Heat State Flickers
Texas Jan
Valley
East
Tesas Lands
Leeman
Detroit Bureau
Kobler
Wisconsin
Leemay
Detroit. Bureau
Arga
South Texan Chamber of Commerce
Leem
Cermittee
Detroit
John I. Newman
Wisconsin Heal Estate Rakers
Davidl
Wisconsin Board
San Antonio
Newmann
Boarl
Texas Land Companies
Death of Paul Miller Tied to Embezzlement Case in McAllen
Edinburg April 3. Paul Miller, dead six days, named among McAllen's prominent citizens, is drawn into a court filing over embezzlement by Valley Building & Loan. The petition seeks a receiver for Miller property, alleges $204,000 misappropriated as treasurer, and claims funds were misused for church gifts. Doris Miller seeks to block actions on his estate, with requests to include a $1,000 baby grand piano, jewelry, and high value autos in the receivership.
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Edinburg
Trias
Paul Miller
McAllen
Yeeteellay
Vailey Building & Loan
Miller
Magediation
Weil
Hin
Contern
Agnelatiana
Mra
Doris Miller
Fe Ene
Itt
Aten
Man admits large fund shortage in Boston firm
Searke A. Rivining, Boston representative for Philadelphia cotton merchants, surrendered at Stik Street police station reporting a shortfall of 457213 dollars in his firm’s accounts. Authorities noted the amount and described it as a major financial discrepancy tied to the Winchester Boston connection.
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Boston
Mass
Searke A. Rivining
Winchester
George H. McFaddten
Philadelphia
Stitk Street
Joan
Judge Dismisses Traffic Charge
A courtroom report describes 16 year old Mellhenny and a 14 year old as youths in a city case. McKlhenny faced speeding charges in the 1000 block of San Pedro Avenue and received a fine. Judge Dave Watson ruled the youths were minors and dismissed the charge amid questions from Motorcycle Officer B I Jackson.
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Mellbenny Sr
Tina Thureday
Mcklbrnng
Dave Watson
B. I. Jackson
Hope
San Pedro Avene
McTmhenny
Diakge Watson
Melhanns
Jurindle
Glycerin Mix For Constipation Described In Adlerike Notes
A fragmented antique entry outlines a simple glycerin mix with bark and herbs claimed to ease constipation and bowel cleansing. It mentions stomach relief and general bowel movement aid, attributed to Adlerike style remedies, with cautions on dosing and preparation unclear.
Ada Employment Showcases Linbt’s Chest Roles
Ada presents job openings highlighting Linbt’s chest themed roles. The listing notes opportunities in engineering design and public relations with emphasis on Ada collaborations and project timelines. Community members are urged to apply through the Linbt portal by a specified date.
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Estre Tire
Pee Sisters
Micheila
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S. Flores
Dittlinger Mills
Raps
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Lone Bandit
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Dead Man Fo
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C. M. Chambers
Negro Progressive ‘Women's Club
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