A Ragged Ri bn of Railroads and Trade Talks
Railroads face costly scrapping, with government permissions and public interest shaping policy. Archimedes and Joe Walcott are referenced amid a broad discussion of trade, foreign policy, and the need to study Britain and Germany. The piece cites Ohio strikes, Russian concerns, and calls for smarter constitution knowledge in policy. It ends noting Joe Walcott’s past fame and a transition to continued coverage on page 2.
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Waller “Parker
Honeton
Hia
Uncle Sam
Britain
Germany
Weather forecast for Temipe Matunes and surroundings
Cloudy and warmer tonight and Monday with a minimum near 60 degrees. Winds from the south increasing, mainly from the south ahead of a warm front. Sunday partly cloudy with warm temperatures, cooler by night, winds shifting to the northwest. Tourist spots listed include Denver Colorado and other cities, with scattered mentions of locations across the region.
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Sen Astanio
Phigaro
Denver
Col
Towa
Isnigo City
Ham
Velona
Mont
Nayemeily
Blazing Tank Taken From Home
Dupree, a dairy farmer eight miles from San Antonio, saved his home by rolling a flaming gasoline drum away as it ignited the roof. He suffered burns to face and hands while actions by family and two dairy workers aided firefighting before San Antonio units arrived and found the blaze quenched. The incident began about 5:30 a.m. on Pleasanton Road.
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Ts. S&s
Dupree
San Antonio
Pleasanton Road
J. Letomle
A. KR. Zimmerman
Dunree
Two ballet dancers plunge to death during revolutionary act
In Moscow on April 28 Ag tersa Exoreleva and Nildlie Abspriova, both 20, died on stage as they leapt from the upper level during a performance of the revolutionary ballet Nu Puppy. They died in full view of the audience as the International hummed. Police open a probe while managers suggest a staged suicide linked to a shared romance with a scenery painter Kurilko.
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Moscow
Agtersa Exoreleva
Nildlie Abspriova
Muteet
Nlo
Bellow
Kurilko
Corps de Ballet
Gil
German and Irish Flags Placed on Grave of Bremen Aviator
Washington April 26 1907 German Irish fliers laid wreaths and flags at Arlington Cemetery for Floyd Dennett and fellow Bremen crew members killed in the Greely Island crash. First Capt Herman Kaebl placed a green wreath, Maj Maurice lifted the Irish tri color, Maj Howard Williams added a Stars and Stripes emblem, and an American flag was laid at Dennett's grave amid fading rain and onlookers including newspaper men at Bolling Field.
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Washington
Germany
Ireland
Atlantic
Frost Bennett
Arlington Wa Tlapa
Mirman
Filncez
Greenely Island
James ‘Witemaurice
Floyd Dennett
Howard Williams
Bollingfield
Tebb
Diennett
Dremen” Miss Therta Junkers
Loch
Bennett
Bucint
Thuetenant Wooster
Weanster
Trinia
Quartaba
Tolling
Weeks
Pizmaurice
Bremen
Greedley
Haron von Hienefel
Follow These Few Rules Live to 100 from Kalamathalls
James B. Tawar of Kalamathalls Oregon, aged 102, credits longevity to coffee, hot bread, and smoking while voting the Democratic ticket. He celebrated his 102nd birthday yesterday and moved to Oregon from Kventuely fifteen years ago.
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Kalamathalls
Ore
James B. Tawar
Oregon
Kventuely
Girl Files Shame Suit For $50,000
Miss Dorothy Carberg, 21, sues in Superior Court alleging Abe lured her across the Mexican boundary and forced her into a conflict of a time and labor. She seeks 350,000 against B. A. Washburn and others.
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Girl Files
Los Angeles
Dorothy Carberg
Abe
Lere
B.A. Washburn
Mexican Aviator to Hop Off May 29
A tentative departure date of May 20 was set for a Mexican aviator from Moexlen City to Worbington with a courtesy visit to Kindberg Night. The flight, titled by Gayl Brolus Conrman, was confirmed as May 29 with a formal capital reception noted at Werhington in Mento City.
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Nogales
Auty
Gayl
Brolus Conrman
Moexlen
Worbington
Trtaen
Kindberg
Werhington
Mento City
Balchen Heads to Bring Bremen Crew to New York
Curt Balchen leaves for Bolling Field at 8 40 a m in the Ford tri motor plane Wane to return the Bremen crew to Mitchel Field this afternoon after arrival in Washington.
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Balchen
Bremen
New York
Curties Tield
XN. T
U—Beret Balchen
Bolling Field
Washington
Mitchel Field
Driver Arrested on Liquor Charge After Collision
Police learned Saturday that the other car’s operator, a 35 year old Dalwadi man, was jailed on drunkenness after a collision with Rev. Mr. Alexander at 1400 North Laredo Street near West Huissche Avenue. The Rev. Mr. Alexander was unhurt.
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Alexander
West Huissche Avenue
North Laredo Street
Dallawalreet
Man Captures Auto Thief After Nighttime Theft
Tony Cisneros of 7111-2 South Flores Street began his own investigation after a Friday auto theft. Early Saturday he found the 28 year old Mexican man occupying his car on South Santa Rosa Avenue and arrested him, handing the suspect over to police.
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Tony Cisneros
South Flores Street
Cisneros
South
Santa Rosa Avenue
Death toll among Civil War veterans rises in March
Washington dispatch reports a sharp rise in deaths among Civil War veterans in March, reducing pensioners to about 70,300. The Pension Bureau announced 18,000 new claims and total veterans drawing pensions fell to around 745,822 as of the month.
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Washington
Tzsy
Pension Bureau
Slight Earthquake Reported at Cairo
Cairo reports a slight earthquake near Cairo at 618 p.m. yesterday. Officials estimate the epicenter about 600 kilometers distant and provide no damage reports.
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Cairo
TepoOn Held In Death Of Waybourne
Reagan McDowell stepson of W W Waybourne of Smithville is to be tried in Bastrop for murder after Waybourne was found slain with an axe in his home around March 10. Widow and H W Middleton face related charges and trials set for May 1. Police say McDowell and two others were arrested Thursday night and jailed in Bastrop. no pleas have been entered.
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Austin
Reagan McDowell
W. W W. Waybourne
Smithville
Bastrop
Woolly Townsend
Associated Press
Waybourne
H.W. Middleton
Binithville
Jim, Meloy
Tod Aldrich
Hastrop
Auit
Wasbourne
Duaden
Ingurace
Justine
Townsend
McCoy
Aldrich
McDowell
Beheen
Tauston
East Will Start Daylight Saving Time Tomorrow
Eastern sites including New York Gly will shift clocks ahead one hour when daylight saving time begins tomorrow. The change takes effect at 2 a.m., altering the standard hour for the summer months.
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Aprisa Locke
New York
Black Rain Fears Cast Shadow Over Polish Harvest
In southern Poland and other regions, residents reported a phenomenon called black rain and feared it foretold epidemics and poor harvests. Similar dust sightings in Bessarabia and northern Romania were linked to Balkan earthquake dust, with authorities debating atmospheric transport and duration.
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Warsaw
Poland
Crapow
Bessarabia
Rumania
Balkan
J Bassett Moore Resigns as Geneva Court Judge
John Bassett Moore, American judge on the permanent court of international justice since 1921, announced his resignation today in Geneva.
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J. Bassett Moore
Geneva Court
Geneva
John Bassett Moore
Permanent Court of International Justice
Paris Shops Draw Milas Wille Between Practice and Duty
Paris on April 24 notes Milas Wille facing a clash between his need to train and his plan to shop in Rugue la Pais. The article sketches Wille juggling daily shopping with hourlong practice, reflecting a focus on routine amid sporting demands.
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Paris
Helen Wills
Milas Wille
Mexico Educators Arrive in El Paso
Twenty five educators from Mexico arrive in El Paso aboard RV vans en route to California. The group is part of an international council program focused on canal progress and educational cooperation, guided by Morea Saenz, assistant secretary of education.
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EL Paso
Morea Saenz
Mexico
California
Canal Progress
Fright Murder Mystery Still Unsolved in San Antonio
A brutal home invasion ends in the death of Mrs. A Ta Huber from shock after a burglar tries to force a diamond out of her. Police lack witnesses, prints, or a clear suspect as the case remains unsolved after extensive investigation. A possible youth of about 20 is involved but absent from his listed home.
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Hirtisto
Sao Antonio
A. Ta. Huber
East Uewey Place
Huber
San Antonio
William Green Ald
Euck
Aisraverot
Rehefenborg Af
Thieves Take 750 Cash From Man
A man at 178 North Pier Street reported to detectives that pickpockets stole 750 dollars from him after he had left with 1000 dollars to pay bills Friday night. The crime details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Moraltes
North Pieres Mtreet
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