Texas Oklahoma Tornado Kills 14 and Robbery Case Shocks Texas
A devastating Texas Oklahoma tornado leaves 14 dead as three automobile thieves are arrested after a violent confrontation with Nueces County deputies 128 miles south of San Antonio. Deputies James W. Galbreath and A. Swope engage the Mexican suspects in a fight at Robstown. Galbreath fires a revolver, wounding one suspect who is hospitalized in Corpus Christi. The other two suspects are held in Corpus Christi jail as authorities prepare to return them to San Antonio for investigation into auto theft charges.
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James W. Galbreath
A. E. Swope
Nueces County
San Antonio
Boxer County
Hixton
Robstown
John Tobin
Bexar County
A. Swope
Nueces
Galbreath
Corpus Christi
Corpus
Galbredth
Wav Byrd
Theley Shirt
Alueves
Wigmsny
Warluys
Tare
Babyte
Moxivay
Whit Choy
Ind
Ueverinton
Castolan
Sim Antonia
Mmriscimvir
Dias
Chive Newton
Tion
Geonat
Witnesses jailed for refusing to answer Ku Klux Klan jury questions
Three witnesses were jailed for contempt after failing to respond to questions about the Ku Klux Klan in a court. A £100 fine was issued against one witness, with orders to remain jailed until they comply. The case involves former mayor Marlow and others as the legal hearing continues.
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Willen Walia
Napier
Uris Inoviing
Ku Klux Klan
Tully
Marlow
Weather snapshot with mixed words and garbled data
Fragmented weather notes record temperatures across multiple places with many errors. The text lists various temperatures and conditions including low highs, wind, and cloudy spells, but contains numerous misspellings and unclear proper nouns, making precise readings impossible.
Fragmentary snippet hints at legal or political controversy
A garbled OCR passage references equity, a beached event, and a possible public or legal action. It mentions a Friday, Behnatian fare Lion Cover, and a broken context with vows or violations. Names and places are unclear due to transcription errors.
Unwritten Law Defense Claimed in Ward Beck Slaying
Oklahoma City April 8 Pleading the stern code of Oklahoma the yseratton law deh Pe Bug prepared he go before a coroner's jury today and seek to be judicially insolvent of the killing of Lieut. Coh Pant Ward Beck. He testified he acted in self defense while attempting to keep Look down in his home. The defense will present witnesses and evidence to negate responsibility as the coroner's jury considers the fatal shot. The Day family and Beck relatives are in attendance with other prominent residents.
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Oklahoma City
Okio
Oklahoma
Wen
Hla
Beck
Nin de Fenne
Enck
Kor
Reid
Xeck
Jean
Homer
Rebels Attack City Amid Siege Report From Satyaday
Fragmentary report describes rebels attacking a city under siege in the Republic of Satyaday with government forces countering. The patchy telegram notes a tense standoff near Begneieatpa and mentions foreign influence and military actions amid interruptions to order.
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Satyaday
API
Honduras
Sheen
Pestern
Ta Baperayea
Hans Ot Talis
A Kind Wind Clears Storm Clouds Across Texas
A cautious forecast notes a Sunday lull in storms as a warm front shifts, bringing sun. Reports from San Angelo to Wichita Falls show heavy rains and rising rivers, with flood warnings along banks. Cooler unsettled weather may return later in the week with chances of showers.
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Berns
Texas
Son Awe
San Angelo
Abilene
Wichita Palle
Banka
Wicldria
Tallinger
Washinton
Federal Judgeship Bill Heads to Conference to End Differences
A conference to resolve differences in the federal judgeship bill aims to add more federal judges and clear the path to passage. The Senate moves forward with support for additional appointments while balancing concerns over court staffing and seniority.
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Washington
Senate
Ax Panied
Hughes denies censored prayer at arms conference
Secretary Hughes rejected charges that the opening prayer at the arms conference was censored. He said the accusations were repeated during debate on the treaty and that the proceedings respected the voluntary removal of a name from the invocation.
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Hughes
Anne of Cliviet
Ward
Hughoa
Republi
Obie
Arrests for Bond Theft Reported in Tinton Area
Fraudsters were arrested Friday at the town police stakeout after attempting to dispose of negotiable bonds valued at 23,000. Police traced bonds to a phantom ledger and named a local church pastor and a parish official among those connected to the scheme.
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Tinton
Mags
Fanrinst
Paliey
Anvorm
Palieo
Caghelle
Auden
Pohrnuye
Lee Eld
Neil
Prianiova
BG Weber
Genoa Meeting Hears Poincare Absent Plans Conciliations
Reports from Genoa April detail efforts to conciliate French and Russian views on European reconstruction and postwar problems. Poincare’s absence is explained as due to broader foreign policy aims while Italian and British delegates push toward a broad accord.
Defense witnesses for Arbuckle called for jury
Defense witnesses for Roscoe Arbuckle testified to the jury in a Manslaughter trial context. The proceedings included statements about Jeanine and Jane Trappe, with rebuttal testimony from Mry Ware and Mrs Whitehorted. The witnesses described health status and awareness of a birth event related to the case.
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Ape
Wil Colnest
Chicago
Paty
Abe
Yeax
Matthew A. Heady
Ware Yen
Mra
Cioy
Costly bonds found in Crescent City investigation
An investigation reveals that $20,000 in bonds were misused, tied to the Most National Bank of Crescent City. Officials indicate the matter involves derelict funds and potential negligence. No decisive names or dates are clearly readable in the fragments.
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Uengu
Apel
Tohn Tanner
Ald
Yin
Tia Bara
Banda
National Bank of Crepcent
City
Uetiobe
San Antonio Police Chief Linked Hunger Aid to Crime Wave
Police in San Antonio urge immediate charity donations to curb a rising theft wave. Chief Marlin says aid from The Associated Charities could channel funds to those in need and deter theft, while cautioning limits due to supplies and organizational constraints.
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San Antonio
Samheilay
organtaiNtins
Dubarus
Marlin
Rome
Penworth
Ines Bas
Antonio
Ford
Ford Are Manges People,” Enfil the Eter. “Reportas Reaching Wscegulakly
New Sunday School to Be Erected at 100000 Cost
A plan to build a new Sunday school at a cost of 100000 was approved by the First Presbyterian Church deacons and elders. The site will adjoin the adjacent church property on Wolperty and Mouthsbeet, with a five member committee including two women to study modern facilities. The project includes seating capacity expansion, a cooling and ventilating system installation, and increased membership following Pastor T. Milt.
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Suomiunday
First Presbyterian Ghireh
Avcius LD
Suniday Sefund
Dlorella
Tigers
Catfort
Mytdyee
T. Milt Han
Pirst
County Official Dies in Complicated Local Incident
County commissioner of county died in a tragic event during a heated election night. Authorities investigate a rushed vote count and arrests reported as part of the chaotic scene at Tos Tanna. The commissioner was reportedly injured and died from accidental causes during the disturbance.
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Anaqueze
Bi Levate
Comity
Tos
Tanna
Ag Hosnyen
Revalue
Tornado kills and injures many in Texas and Oklahoma
Tornado across Northern Texas and Southern Oklahoma early Saturday left fourteen dead and scores injured. Heavy property damage reported in many towns including Ballinger Rowena and Electra in Texas and Lawton Oklahoma with roofs ripped off buildings and numerous homes demolished.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Rowena
Hear Ballinger
Oplin
Callahan County
Lawton
Okla
Ute
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma State Fair Grounds
Automobile
Liberal Arts
Cleburne
Mia
Walter Baker
Ohlslonna
Ranson
Samige
Doug
Rile
Kanga
Missouri
Ray Hess
Sin Dil in Ornaro Strikes Rowena and Tresteny Six Money
A violent incident occurred early morning injuring Rowena and Tresteny Six Money. Mallinger and others killed, with two children of Jon Hodutek reported among the dead or injured. Relief teams from Ballinger and nearby areas assisted victims as authorities searched for suspects and details.
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Apt
Nike Murthwort
Rowan
Gene
Jon Hodutek
Frank Endl
Trowoax
Ballinger
Negeby
Storm Stetkes Oph Callahan Can dy WHIT Patat results
In a cryptic report, multiple names and phrases appear garbled. The text references deaths and unidentified events, mentioning several individuals and places in a fragmented sequence without clear context or cohesive details.
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Storm Stetkes
Untitled fragment hints at a local fatality case
Fragmentary text references a woman, possible injury or confinement, and unnamed individuals. Details are unclear, with garbled names and phrases suggesting a death or crime report. No definite dates, locations, or affiliations are ascertainable from the readable portion.
Three Levees Break Lessening Danger to Village
Three levees failed along a stretch of Illinois river near Dontdstascd between Bien and Peorin districts. Local officials state the flood risk to Menaced Village is easing as water levels drop, though residents remain wary of further breaks and ongoing sheltering plans.
Senator Borah Aims to Deport Anti Soviet Leader
In Washington on April, Senator Borah announced plans to pursue deportation of an anti Soviet leader now in exile. He cited charges alleging mistreatment of women and children in Siberia by General Kemanik and Chairman Boral of the Bunate Labor Committee.
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Borah
Washington
Ameren
Siberia
Kemanik
Boral
Bunate Labor Committee
Asilvr
New
Ford denies charge amid midwestern union clash
Detroit reporters quote Toltda Ohio Apel A-Shown Chicago dispatches as Ford counters a charge against the United Electrical Workers. Vows to investigate and prove the truth while criticizing leadership and partial union actions. Authorities insist efforts to disrupt production will be met with firm action.
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Toltda
Ohio
Chicago
Midgard
Evans
Literstioual Brotherhood of Eleegrlealery
Charactartacel Hynnat
Nwa Union TeopaRmuda
Tha Andi Leaiers
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