Frio Inn murder case linked to hotel shooting ring
Affidavits filed in district court allege a Frio City hotel shooting spree left Maria Tasin 38 and Jesus Pacheco dead and Severiana Aguilar wounded. Investigators connect multiple suspects to the Ford car chase and a murder plot tied to jealousy and alleged gunplay at the Frio Inn.
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Suutéh
Lo Wisieder
Fria City
Maria Tasin
Jesus Pachrco
Schertz
Lex
Severiana Agus
Sisteret Attorces
Jostier Ben S. Fisk
Whrraniz
Areiat
Tnvdss Fotenom
H. M. Cline
Don Egpinoza
Tustorcycle Aftierr
Trutosa
Fri) Lonkone
Frio Inn
Mede O
F. B. McColloch
Sod
C. G. Fraser
Helly
Saga
Fact
Cline
Espinoze
Jongsha
iPavia
Jesus Pacheco
Aseauito
Severigan Aguilar
Qow
Robert B
Orsal Elospital
Sitoilaris
MaGule Doeh
Iis
Reniutaw
Gm Therpes
Teurder
Vcore
Mylar
Ara
Lucero Cae
Jer Garzo
Vhanffenz
Auelet- Dierrich Adtornes
Dane
Ferns
Tent City Planned for Caii Traants and Refugees
A chaotic notice details a planned tent city for Caii Traants and refugees in the forest escarpment area. It mentions arrangements by the Tesants and a family group, noting relocation to a woodland enclosure and temporary shelter until weather improves and new plans emerge.
Fifty Persons to Be Paged Sunday for Hams
Sunday Morning's Light lists fifty individuals to be paged by QH, Boy, with each to receive a ham. The feature notes winners will call Monday to arrange their piinic hams. Jr. expresses eagerness to begin paging the "little fellows" and asks for names.
Oh Boy Page Offers Local Prizes and Submissions
A garbled notice from Oh Boy explains rewards at local offices for submitting names and addresses of students and friends. It promises ham prizes from Packing House Markets and hints at a Sunday Light distribution, urging readers to visit offices Monday morning to claim orders or prizes.
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Morey
William Storzelin
Charla Sowell
Ayonuk
Ube
Sehunt Boys
Sehnol Boys
Bay Jy
Striking Mine Workers to Receive Final Pay as War Exits
Union officials plan a final wage distribution totaling around 20 million dollars for striking miners across central competitive fields and states including Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and West Virginia. Green estimates 7.0 to 8.0 million for other regions with about 5,000 union workers affected. Production and wage figures vary by district with extensive suspensions of work noted in central Pennsylvania and surrounding areas.
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Nidianspelly, Inc
Sprit
Egyptor
Scerk
Eltiko
Centhiur
Sulaties Wal
Moreh
Williams
Vevonskey
Mnmy
Erre
Nauen
Punarstyania
Tiinois
Indiana
Briley
Mr Green
Jmpaa- Bible
Geologie Survie Yonnete Dian Oy
Vaitun
Tha Uinton
Eological Burvey Maes
Geological Survey
Br. Green
Snaevountat
Prom Gathie Union
Aparathes
Ieee
Bas
Ohio
West Virginia
Konand
Kaira
Mantuna
Federal prohibition chief to govern Canal Zone area
Washington April reports that John Te Barrete was named federal prohibition director for the Canal Zone, with Weeks and Governor Blascoe weighing authority. A conflicting view suggests the governor may retain control, delaying formal transfer of prohibition powers amid interdepartmental dispute.
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Washington
WD C
Breretary
Minday Wight
Mapaed
Federal
Taynina Canal
Inest
John Te Barrete
Prohibition
Magnes
Necestary
Bloscow
Ukeland
New York Official Denies Crime Wave Rumors
New York Police Commissioner stated violence incidents have fallen since April and condemned displays of ill will and unfounded alarm. He warned against propaganda aimed at discrediting the department and noted a shooting in Blues Terrace involving Patrolman McHugh, who was wounded but expected to recover. two suspects fled, one arrested nearby.
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New York
Avsil
eBarges
Li Tight Priday
Rayne Linin
Hersrme Berg
Board of Estimator
Newelopers
Hslen
Gmoblera
Prpaganda
Ule' Pogt
My. Muraght
Gamlees
Himl
Soldiers' Bill Favor Approved By House Incomplete Text
Report notes a measure favoring soldiers and hospital facilities for the disabled, approved by the House earlier in the session. No charges or clear fiscal figures are provided due to garbled OCR text. The article mentions committees and unknown references to financial figures.
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Washngton
D. C
Sorenaing
Way
Komle Inte Brida
Fia Prbile
Forca Fruit
Finlise
Strona Vo
Dope Ring Uncovered In Cedar Rapids Arrest Report
In Cedar Rapids April authorities arrested G. My E Kirtland on drug trafficking suspicions. A quantity of dope was seized and intercepted during transit from an Oklabame and Arkathas shipment. A Cedar Rapids physician was named in the case as linked to the operation, with officers tracing the scheme to recent seizures and planned distributions.
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Cedar Rapids
Town
G. My E
Kirtland
Seanens
Cedar Raples
of & Wang
Arkathas
Oklabame
Fragmented Read: Philadelphia School Board Debates Teachers
A garbled OCR fragment reports Philadelphia Board of Education discussions on teacher policy and tenure. It mentions superintendent statements, a plan to curb personnel changes, and potential budget or governance actions, but many lines are unreadable.
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Uhilg Nepha
Philadelphia Board of Education
Mitwaed Ts. Hraom
Wyhouse
Anid Indy
Kansas Girl Ill From Cup Supposed Poisoning
Kisavond Giscordia Kam April 10 year old Hose Marland daughter of Mesepu Bechand severely ill with suspected poisoning after drinking from a cup at a well. Five children attacked. Tremblay father of one victim died at home. Sheriff says one boy escaped and may recover, others in serious condition. Local figures discuss investigation and possible charges.
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Giscordia
Kam
Hose Marland
Mesepu Bechand
Deante
T. J. Tremblay
Phyalinny
Grl
Tremblay
Cine
Tyes
BR O Neighber
Mi Best
Carl Moore
Philly
Hari
County Corner
Troops Leave Coblenz in Major European Departure
Fragmentary report notes 1200 men and officers marching from Coblenz toward the Meuse region. Mentions detachments and quarters, with scattered names and units such as Company GG and HT, and references to burial and transport arrangements amid the postwar retreat.
Women Grow Tired of Public Office and Let Men Rule
In Jewett Texas economic and social shift ends two year period of female governance directed by Kaylus as men resume control. During the feminine administration there were arrests and criminal court sessions, yet officials claim progress toward cleaner, better community. The town’s history notes Jewett was previously governed entirely by women.
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Taya
Né Cho
Man
Jowett Jin
Beiy
Waly
Pesos
Weamen
Famine and Horror Reported From Odessa by Captain Hart
A Baltimore reporter relays a grim tale from the port of Odessa as the steamship Deepwater returns from Russia. Survivors describe near-famine conditions, naked, exhausted townspeople, and soldiers driving away those seeking aid while crewmen observe. A night raid forced many to watch loved ones suffer and perish, amid a scene of famine and desperation.
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Anet
Yesterdas
Odessa
Tussia
Tere
Pohsaney
Odezea
Wig
Thourinda
Volutyen
Hart
Wood May Resign Philippine Post to Rule Varsity
The report suggests Leonard Wood may resign as Philippine governor to oversee University of Pennsylvania style leadership, with possible interim measures. It notes withdrawal from business and public duties, plus establishment of a new council and cooperation with foundations on public health and economic reforms.
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Peeta
Manila
Goveeriah Tiekdral
Leonard Wood
Tay
Fia
Abe University of Penneylynnia
Alain
Malig
Rojolves
TC. White
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New Yauty
Manin Rothald
Thy
Pyutcentral
Jy Poulds Tie
Rockefeller Foundations
Teacher Restored After Gloucester High Scuffles
In Gloucester New Jersey April a disturbance at Gloucester High School led to student notices and police involvement. Principal and staff report no major injuries and operations will resume Monday as investigations continue into the incident.
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Gloucester
N. J
William Watehey
Gloucester Cole High School
Aitics
Buperine Fendant Willisin
Borne
Mellon closes print bureau for inventory control
Washington officials announce the temporary shutdown of the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing print bureau to conduct a full inventory and repair work on machinery. Director Louis La and chief of divisions oversee the process as the Treasury aims to prevent counterfeiting by installing new steel plates and updating equipment. The action affects only the paper printing divisions with other sections continuing operations.
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Aol
Tle
Avir Hunter
Eurrencs
Panera Reverve Yard
Luisemen Department
Tle Urema
Abit 9
Howe
Buresi
Oitelde
Stampa
Heol Kacvritien
Plan Hospital Work Election of Officers in San Antonio
Plan details for hospital service by Alamo Post No 2 Auxiliary members include election of officers led by president J Belke and secretary Nir UO Austh. Talks by Houston leaders urged local cooperation with Red Cross and hospital work for disabled veterans, with visits to Fork Saint Honeton to coordinate efforts and upcoming committee meetings.
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Legion Ausisiary
Alamo Post
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Auxiliary
Waa Clinic
Stone
B. Clinton Murray
Houston
Iiend
Cars
J Belke
Yeesident
Fe Dalton
G. G Wurzbach
Nir
UO. Austh
G. T. Murray
Ed Hlrom
Woornhyg
Mira
Clinton
Murray
Fork Sain Honeton
Bull
Heros
Jted Cross
Tha Seanital
Orevilta
Anaist” Ja
Duspeck
Rotary clubs vote on district split plans in 1910s Arizona New Mexico areas
The Rotary clubs of the territory discuss a proposed division into three districts with El Paso as a headquarters and new district lines to include parts of Arizona and New Mexico. Governors and delegates debate the subdivision and await club votes while adjacent regions consider future incorporation into national conventions.
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Hotary
Uluba
EL Fane
Agdines
Arizona
New Mexico
North Lexow
South Texan
el Puxo Fs
Migurst Wells
Everiday
Holmaraon
Rovernoir
Girl Kills Self in Mansion Incident After Birth Plunge
A 20 year old girl in Waterford reportedly killed herself by plunging into water after her month-old baby was lost in March. Police say a man was fined $3000 for a related offenses. The body was found in a local cemetery. a hearted wall and graveyard marker were noted at Roydown Cemetery near Crockett.
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Guieldaventory
Vis
Andrey Tink
Burglar Foiled by High Speed Stop on Saturday Road
A chaotic burglary attempt near San Antonian streets ended when a fleeing thief failed to break a car and escaped with only $34. Detectives filed reports as the highwaymon and locals pursued the suspect, aided by a motorist’s quick actions and a damaged vehicle. Names include Olive attests Rugeye and George Urges, plus J. I Marvetta and others linked to the incident. The event occurred on November IOS Novd on the Antonine roads.
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Satiniay
Callubin
Carolina
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Anatin
Byala
Ios
Olive
Rugeye
George Urges
der Siterty
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Dinln Avenue
Chonau
Hinul Wade
Georgia
Gasoline Price Cut Sparks Texas Market Shakeup
Houston reports gasoline prices drop to 18 cents a gallon amid industry price signals. The news notes Texas refiners and service companies adjusting to new rates as Indian and local markets monitor the shift. Local outlets and pipeline firms indicate broader impacts on travel and fuel costs.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps a Friend in Need
Letter from Geonan Harhst of Los Angeles, California, recounts discovering Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after a neighbor shared a testimonial. The writer claims the medicine restored health, eased symptoms, and strengthened a friend in need, urging others to try the remedy.
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Pinkhai
Talon
Otout
Pinkham
Ind
Oklahoma
Geonan
Los Angules
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