Tex uy Pai Pleads For Lower Rates In Texas Trial
Testimony during a Texas case details calls for lower freight rates and argues such changes would ease burdens on Texas commerce. Witnesses discuss costs, wages, and impacts on goods moving west of the Mississippi, with critics labeling current charges as excessive.
Fragmentary OCR note with unclear names and events
A damaged OCR snippet mentions names and places in a jumbled way. Key terms include possible personal names and a date reference to 26 but the overall meaning is garbled, making it difficult to determine a coherent event or action.
Convention News and Attendees In San Antonio
Report on a regional gathering with numerous delegates and officers listed, including Miss M. Hieutuy, Mrs. Mary Lane, and Mrs. Dewiel among many Houston and Texas participants. The event covers sessions, leadership addresses, and plans for district work, with emphasis on Hoch aeerbar work and organizational traditions.
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German Cruiser Arrives at U S Port Amid War News
Fragmented text reports a second German cruiser entering a U S port amid war updates. Mentions crews of neuralized Americans, transfer of sailors to Atlantic ships, unclear clearance papers, and potential penalties under U S customs laws. References to officers, ships, and wartime operations in a rough, garbled narrative.
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Wilson
Miho Marcegian Sutji
Warnecke
Frith Rayeenmont
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Itele
Develons
Ingere
Vonprins
Wilhelm Miler Thij
Sygwenl
Tee Cunaul
Kentortiy
Cannannio
Hamilton
Tau
Musicians Contest Draws Texas Singers and Tinters
Vocalists and instrumentalists from various Texas communities gathered Sunday evening for a local music contest arranged by Lanuea Pot of Corsbarig. The event featured judges and multiple acts as contestants performed across several divisions, with Anthony Raye noted among the competitors and a winner named later in the roundup.
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Masia
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Eleanor Sear
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Pete
School Board Election Report On Progress And Proposals
A fragmented report discusses the School Board election, survey findings on city systems, and calls for progressive changes. It notes progress and criticizes parts of the current approach while urging votes for reform and careful consideration of educator-led proposals.
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What Vitalitas Will Do For You
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Degrees Conferral at San Antonio Scottish Rite Reunion
The sixth semi annual reunion of San Antonio Scottied Kilo Muvuate opened at 4 p.m. in the Grand Opera Huusis with 102 candidates enrolled. The four day session will confer the fourth through sixth degrees with a projected rise in Decree numbers, as 180 more Knights will receive council decrees when work reaches the seventh to thirteenth degrees. Notables include Sam P. Cochran grand Inspector General, and visiting dignitaries from Test cities and Houston.
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Tress Craix Knighes
Iunchéan
Sam P. Cochran
Datlay
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Mada
Cochran
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At. Wetheimer
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Gilveston
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Rifle fire heard in Brownsville during morning clash
Report describes a morning rifle battle between two groups near Brownsville with Crews exchanging fire for about an hour. Pickets retreated after shots and grenades. both sides suffered limits as heavy gunfire persisted along the riverbank.
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Brownsville
Kaiserin Presents A Pathetic Figure
In Germany there is no more patient figure for the Lowards whom the Kaiserin has shown sympathy as a model German wife and mother. She is described as always worrying for her children, all of whom are or have been with the armies at the front, reflecting public sentiment.
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Germany
Kaiserin's Suffering Amid Kaiser’s War Strain
Damaged wartime narrative portrays the Kaiserin pale and burdened by court cutbacks and austerity. She has cut hair, directs charity to German mothers, endures sparse meals, and resists palace reconstruction while the Kaiser limits supplies and keeps a tiny household staff.
Indicted Finns and Names Stir Up Turbulent County News
Farsons Arendicted in a chaotic report detailing a securities sale scheme and multiple named individuals including Parann, Dr. Leniher, William Baraca, and Menchabert. The item references a $5,050,000 railroad deal, circulation permits, and a county commission action tied to sensational local and international figures, with scattered notes on arrests, trials, and unrelated performances.
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John Parann
Leniher
Willian Baraca
Axaner Menchabert Wir Minny
Securitiey Atcomhne
Cultrade Frrigathon
United States District Attorney
Affiem
Fragmentary crowd echoes at unclear concert event
A garbled text fragment notes a crowd at a concert and mentions voices and names in uncertain phrasing. No clear figures, dates, or locations can be determined from the readable parts.
Condemnation suit cites irrigation costs and overruns
In Medina Watles Irrigation case against Seekatz two years ago, Wearny testified irrigation system costs escalated from an estimated 2 200 000 to 4 900 000 with main canal 7 400 000 overrun Mille dam 290 000 extra Gano 400 000 extra and other items 500 000 extra The document questions city street building costs in San Antonio and how much over fifty percent more than estimates the city could face Notes reference to U U Vanderloeven attorney and a People’s Municipal League campaign committee
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Seekatz
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