Workhouse Looms for Harry F. Sinclair
Harry F. Sinclair, the millionaire oil magnate, may serve his three month contempt sentence at Occoquan workhouse rather than the District Jail. Officials say a ruling by the attorney general is needed to transfer him. if approved, he will be sent to Occoquan and put to work like other prisoners.
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Washington, D
Harry F. Sinclair
Occoquan
Ca- Tubin
AM. M. Harnard
District Penal Institutions
Maj
W. L. Peake
Sinclair
Barnard
Igen
Fox
Haenor
Geral
New Orleans Couple Wed Despite Parental Objections
Miss Boone, daughter of Maj. Ab Boone of Fort Sam Houston, eloped with Odin M. Trussell, a waterproofing engineer, after relatives stepped in amid fears of a New York marriage. The couple planned a court wedding, but wed at Gretna when the bride refused courthouse vows due to age. They intend to stay in New Orleans until the bride's mother arrives from New York on the Dixie steamer.
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New Orleans
Hone Auone
Wee
Bluue Dmont
Gretin
George ‘Drouth
Ab Bob Boone
Fort Sam Wouston
Antonio
Miss Boone
New York
Mian Boone
Nouvel
Wil
Ion
Losava River Street Plan Sparks City Debate
The article reports on a heated discussion over extending Losava River Street. Critics call the project a theft by former water works leaders as the board contemplates riverfront routing and possible city backing. A meeting with water board president A W Herlison is planned to seek a resolution.
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Altgelt
Ywater Works Company
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San Antonio Water Board
Tlosora
Marshall Terrell
Steffisr
A. W. Herlicson
Water Company
Drela Rat
Amanya
City Clearing House for Flowers Oversees Aid Efforts
Miss Delight Stone, superintendent of city masses, temporarily leads the Clearing House for Flowers. She directs reception and distribution of mowers to the sick and poor of the city.
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Miss Delight Stone
Wee Ee
Miss X Case Continues With Aimee Testimony
Fragmentary court notes describe statements about a witness named Aimee and Mrs Seilaft. The transcript hints at credibility challenges and multiple inconsistent stories as Mrs Seilaft may testify this afternoon.
Watson Fines Boys Following Fight At Court
A court case involving Bruno Suluwitz and a juvenile fight results in Watson fining each boy one dollar. The hearing notes a warning against further violence and mentions a humorous exchange about penalties. Details remain fragmentary but indicate mild punitive action.
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Watson
Bruno Suluwitz
Bo Xey
Jni
Gotig
Plan to Provide Flowers for Sick and Needy Fund
Plan for a Clearing House to supply flowers to the ill and needy in the city. Arrangements are set for the May 1 opening of Antonio's Clearing House for Mowers at the municipal auditorium to collect and distribute blossoms to those in need. Until then flowers are held at the Delight Stone hall for distribution by April collections and to boost the city’s spring charity effort.
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Ube Plok
Antonio
Two Men Fined For Disturbing the Peace in North County Street
Witnesses described a street scuffle near an undertaker shop on North Court or North County Street. The two men claimed they were just playing and faced fines on Friday in the corporation court for disturbing the peace.
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Maria Aml Benest Mallett
Negrars
Cuust
Churyey
Tulieeman I
J. Bilis Pegra
North Coutor Street
Gleeful Guinan Evening Sparks Prohibition Era Revels
The event centers on Tiom Guinan and a dance scene with actresses and attendees, including references to banter about trials and taxes. Painful talk surfaces on court costs and public accountability while the crowd enjoys performances and neon glow in the hall.
Miss Morgan Faces Next Trial In New York
News from New York states singer Nelen Morgan known for plaintive songs and notable as a top local night hostess faces upcoming legal proceedings. Details are scarce as officials prepare for the next court appearance.
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New York
Nelen Morgan
Mreaten
Lexus Cul
Bros . WM
Fragmented Today page scans reveal garbled social notes
The clipping shows scrambled text about kindness to animals, social pretenses, and political figures with numerous garbled words. Names and places are unreadable, making it difficult to extract a coherent event or person of note. The fragment mentions a Miss Margin and a Helen Morgat venue with alleged酒 liquor sale.
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Texas
Miss Margin
Helen Morgat
Tex Writes She had Wonderful Time
TEXAS GUINAN recalls a public trial experience in YORK APETY 12 describing nerves, crowds, and the judge Mr Morrison and Judge Thomity. She expresses gratitude for fair treatment, noting no hard feelings toward Morrison and belief in acquittal.
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Texas
Guinan
Morrison
Atton
Tia
Thomity
Twoul
Craw
America
Texas Solon Backing Tau Movement in Congress
A Texas congressman from the Eighteenth district endorses the Tau movement in a letter to Congress. Proposals include raising the earned income exemption from 20 to 60 percent and extending the $3000 limit on controversial changes. San Antonio area officials urge action as Congress plans a special session on April 10.
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Anal Ali
Iwague
Ible
Jong ix Ute
Lexus Solun
Moris
Sheppard
Augustus McCloskey
Clay
Jor N. Gare
Tice
Congression
San Antonio
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Treasury
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