Coast towns prepare for port fight in Texas hearing
Delegations from Aransas Pass Corpus Christi Rockport and Port Aransas gather for a Wednesday hearing at the Gumter botut to urge a deepwater port on the Gulf Coast. Mayors business leaders and chamber figures arrive with a voluminous brief detailing aims to secure Aransas Pass as the port site.
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Avansas
C. EB. Benry
San Antonio
Norton
Gol Ray Afiller
Cor‘Kiebers
Kingsville
Deepswater Association
South and- West Texas
Corns Christi
Rockport
Port Arauste
Henry
Avinans Dans
W. Ti’ “Ledford
Chamber of Commerce
W. E. Wamiek
P.M. Gunnaway
William Snyder
W. HH
Starlively GD
Crtudy
Ulendening
Flen
Aransas Dass
Lce Deepwater
Ehdmbui Ayeree
Por San Antonia
Ct Peng
Las Antonis
Tievetytare Uscurh
Chamber of Cour Toca Businus
Mned
Gulf
Garvey
CIA
Mies
Blomkooo
Ae Fedek
Steve
Gaye Mint
Lenin
Channel
Vara
Apia
Efighi
Ty Lowe
Arangas Pass
St. Louis
Beechsville
Mexico
Aransas Pass
Arangas
Dell
Mx. Miller
Paso
Lande
Coxpua
York
Eunnaetiuris
Upan
Railroad to retire locomotives threatens Monterey industry
Montérey New Mexico reports that the Great Northern railroad may retire its locomotives in the division. The move could cause substantial damage to Monterey industry and affect passenger service. The exact motive and timetable remain undetermined amid mechanical shortages and anticipated service disruption.
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Montérey
N. L
Mexico
Tie Eater
Hoval
Great, Northern Railroad
Vrasan
Monterey
Pari Ie
Bank Robbery Shocks Monterey Mexico in 70,000 Peso Heist
Monterey police probe a bold robbery at a local bank in April. A man opened the safe and seized about 70,000 pesos before fleeing. Investigators seek witnesses and track the suspect.
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Monterey
N.L
Mexico
Trani, Francaise du
Rain and Stormy Weather Showers Pelt City
A murky forecast brings rain and stormy weather across the region. Skies darken as showers move through surrounding towns, with residents urged to secure outdoor items and monitor local advisories for possible flooding.
Labor Leaders Set Thursday Talk on Wage Cuts
Officials and ALU reps will meet Thursday to discuss reductions in wages for all rock and mine employees, section foremen, and laborers. The conference aims to review union concerns and a new wage scale amid living-cost declines, with a report expected by April and a planned meeting to finalize terms.
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Moreh
AL Te
Vander
Fand
Tondee
Cormpany
Inbar Board
Ponder
the Good
Dlis
Funder
Mr. Ponder
Surgeon Treut awarded Distinguished Service Medal
Colonel Metcalf received the Distinguished Service Medal for his work as a surgeon at the station hospital. Col Clarence J. Manly presented the award Tuesday morning in the presence of fellow officers and staff. Metcalf, born in Buffalo New York, graduated from the University of Buffalo Medical Department in 1902 and joined the Medical Corps a year later.
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Houston
War Department
Wigloms
Clarence J. Manly
Teesday
Metunife
Bulbio
N.Y
Medinas Department
Buffalo University
Army Medieaal Hoge
Metcalf ix
Min Antonie
Andeyarkiney
George Ashinny
Calowel Afautly
Belt Line Elects Officers at Annual Teachers’ Meeting
The Belt Line elects Moffinns of We Saw Autonin Teel tad Corminul as officers at the annual meeting of the chteelors of the souyoyy Monday alternaty. Lenate named president, Whitehead vp, Walter Walthal treasurer, and Dye as auditor. Election of divisors for the ensuing year by alekireldars followed, with divisors elected as TB.
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L Moffinns
Autonin Teel
Train party to attend Galveston meeting of railway directors
A party led by Baker, Sen and others left San Antonio on a special train bound for Galveston to attend a scheduled directors meeting of the Galveston Houston and Henderson Railway. The group includes receivers for the Mix tour and Texas Railway interests, with accompanying officials Bly Whitehead and others. Secretary Watts of the Y M C A returned from Denver after attending a western secretaries conference, led by Jos K Mott. About forty workers gathered to coordinate the association’s western work.
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Baker
Sen “Antovios
Edwin Chambis
Iniu
Bay Antonio
J. J. Hark
San Antonius A. Mf
Brisoa
Lee
Sebati
Houston
Vaughan
San Antero
Hitt
Doeval
Kappas ‘and Texas Railway
Bly, Whitehead
View Jess Went
Chicé Onerator
M. Rk.f
Meir
San Antonis
Galveston
Galvston, Houston and Henderson Railway
Mr. Schaff
San Antonio
Wave
Lave
KR. NR. Watts
Denver
Col. A
Jos K Mott
New York
Qvorkers
Ouzhone the West
First Baptist Plans Socials for Visiting Youth
A committee from First Baptist Church announced a series of Sunday evening socials for young people visiting from neighboring towns. Meetings will be held at the church, with plans to coordinate activities for the visitors and local attendees.
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First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Sint Marcus
Theiue
Viest Baptist Church
Rail freight tie up hampering Mexico line traffic
Disrupted shipments persist on the International and Great Northern line between Bar Autonie and Laredo due to recent Mexican strikes. Freight originating in Monterrey and Saltillo faces delays as engineers abandon trains and engines become scarce. Officials warn the blockage could push congestion higher, with local damages and injuries reported in the affected city.
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Bar Autonie
Laredo
Rik
Mexico
Gofueth
Monterey
Meurer
Lillo
Monterey Am
Saltilla
Beark
Larkto
Uost
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Chie
San Antonio, Uvalde & Gull Lines
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Noa Spears Co
Losoya St
Chaim Weizman
Institute
Henry J. Dannenbaum
IRAIL
Bail
Avivete
Wiarton
SJM
Washerty
Fostum Cereal Co
Battle Creek
Wolfson
New Spring
Saul Wolfson
Best Store
Crackeli
Tere
Ia Ray
John Barton Payne
Secretary of the Interior
Sup Antonio Lan & Trust Co
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