Fragmented Narratives Mix Politics War and Crime in Uneven Dispatch
A long, ragged passage covers diverse topics from public governance, the German leadership question, and European affairs to quotes on Goethe and Faust. It cites Hindenburg and Lord Balfour, contrasts ages of leaders, references Alfred Russell Wallace, Montaigne, and a reader’s note on baseball and boll weevils, ending with an account of executions and a governor’s parole.
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Dexas
Agricultural Deparepment Buréau
Sedgil
Snow and Heat Hit San Angelo in Turbulent Weather
Weather across San Angelo sees record heat followed by snow and heavy rain. In one week the area logged three and a half inches of precipitation with tornadoes near San Marcos causing multiple deaths and severe injuries. Two Mexicans died in a collapsed house, while many residents report extensive damage to farming districts and power and telecommunication outages. Kerrville and New Braunfels also record rainfall, with Guadalupe County receiving a shower in parts.
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San "Angelo
San Marcos
Buda
Kyle
Tornaria
Mexi
Maxwell
Texas
San
Kerrville
New Braunfels
Ortherstén
Guadalupe Couunty
Mloreaville
Jourdan
Mrs Baudere r Denied in Dramatic Court Action
Mrs Baudere r faces denial as judge rules on a contested case following a late Tuesday submission. The trial saw strong defense from Mrs Baudere r and her two daughters Caroline and Alvarezetta in a dramatic courtroom clash.
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Tudge
Tudgeerson
Bauderer
Caroline
sAlvaretta
Knowles Custody Battle Ends With Mother's Win
In a Fort Worth district court ruling Judge S G Tayloe awarded custody of Jackie Knowles to his mother Mrs Dorris Knowles. Grandparents R R Knowles and wife gain 30 days visit per six months. A compromise order reinstates a Brazos county custody arrangement with grandparent visitation. Jackie, four, asked to go home as trials highlighted tensions.
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Nounz
Wackin Knowles
Dorris Knowles
Jackie
Cbdurt
Tayloe
R. R.nowles
Bryan
Pacific
Brazos’ County
Backie
D. W. Capps
Tosant
Ask and Thou Shalt Receive Man Goes to Jail
Howard Cleaves a discharged soldier with three months out of the army asked to be jailed after telling patrolmen he could not find work. At Corporation Judge Onion's bench he requested 30 days. the judge found him guilty of a gestancy and sentenced him to 30 days in jail.
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Howard Cleaves
Cleaves
Salading
Carter
Travis
Tse
Hesras
Onion
Chicago Attorney Fails to Locate Shepherd Witness
John Sharbora, Chicago state's attorney, in Dallas and Houston seeking Mrs. Viola Eaton for the McClintock poisoning case, returns to Chicago after failing to locate her. Police found no trace. Eaton's whereabouts unknown and unlisted in city directories.
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Dallas
John Sharbare
Chicago
Texas
McClintock
William D. ‘Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Viola Eaton
Sharbara
Houston
Business Outlook Rosy as Cabinet Reports Prosperity
President Coolidge hears upbeat business reports at the cabinet meeting. Labor Secretary Davis notes rising demand for building trades workers, while Melon reports large bank deposits and a slemandia, and Hoover cites higher freight loadings as signs of a healthy economy.
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Universal Service
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Labor
Davis
Mellon
Hoover
Fort Worth Watchman Burns to Death in Rooming House Fire
Yoseph H. Garrison aged 60 a watchman for the Santa Fe Railroad at the seventeenth street crossing died in a fire at a rooming house on Wednesday Fite Lowy allegedly involved the loss valued at 210000 dollars.
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Fort Forth
Yoseph H. Garrison
Santa Fe
Forges Ready for Battle for West Texas Convention
The Mineral Wells report says Amarillo will fight San Antonio for the 1926 West Texas chamber of commerce convention with Abilene also in contention. San Antonio delegates, led by Fred M. Aoradan, aim to land the Alamo City as host, with pilots Barrett and Robertson coordinating arrivals. A scout band and a welcome committee prepare, and a special train visit follows after the event.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Sunny San Antonio
West
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Abilene
Texas
San
San Antonio
Mineral Wells
Cherr Head
West Texas
San Antoniang
Amarill
Boy swept up by tornado in Texas farm incident
A tornado struck the Walter Simon farm near Kyle at six PM Tuesday. Julius Smith, a negro tenant, lost track of his four year old son who vanished amid the cone shaped tornado. Reports say the boy seemed to run in the air, but investigators determined he was being carried aloft by the twister while trying to stay on the ground.
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Austin
Julius Smith
Walter Simon
Kyle
Nurmi
Terra Firma
BEXAR FARMER BURNS IN GAS STOVE EXPLOSION
Guss English a farmer six miles along the Somerset road suffered fatal burns when a gasoline stove exploded late Tuesday night. He was severely burned and rushed to his brother David W. English at 1120 Dawson street before being taken to Robert B. Green Hospital where doctors say the injuries will probably prove fatal.
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Guss English
Somerset Road
Merv English
David W. English
Dawson Street
Robert B. Green
Toy balloon flight records reach Wisconsin from England
Universal Service reports in Sheboygan Wisconsin that Gas Fichatadt of Sheboygan picked up a toy balloon released in Alsager England. The balloon, found March 20, sets a long distance flight record with confirmation from Enskind.
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Iversal Service
Sheboxygan
Wis
Gas Fichatadt
Sheboygan
Alsager
England
Enskind
Henry S Van Fleet Dies at 100 Publisher of the Clipper
Yonkers reports Henry S Van Fleet aged 100 longtime publisher of the New York Clipper died yesterday in his home in his hundredth year. He published the Clipper for five years and earlier ran weekly theatrics publications. He is survived by six children. Four die in Portland apartment fire injuring two others possibly fatally.
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Henry S. van Fleet
the Clipper
Yonkers
Apel
Henry
van Fleet
New York Clipper
Explosion of flash heard miles from San Antonio
A lightning like blast and exploding duds at Kelly Field and an auxiliary landing field rocked San Antonio on Wednesday. Residents from Tobin Hill Laurel Heights and Woodlawn Place rushed outside as a column of smoke rose and a single tree was struck by lightning. Soldiers detonated a line of unexploded aerial bombs while refinery reports noted a flash and smoke seen eight miles away. Noise traveled across the city and telephone lines lit up with alarm.
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San Antonio
Tobin Fill
Laurel Eights
Woodlawn Place
Hi Teng
Seventh Street
Wester
Kelly Field
Cits
ElFiur
Jones
Castroville Road
Portige
Katy Move Links Road With KC Line
A private group steps toward reestablishing closer relations between Kansas City Southern and Missouri Kansas and Foxall railroads. Representatives of the Kansas City Southtran and its banking affiliations join the Katy executive committee.
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KATY
K.C. Line
Kansas Cit Southern
Missouri
Kansas
Foxall
Kansas Is
Southtran
Conmumitbeo
Henry Ford Plans Mexico City Plant
Agents of the Ford Motor interests work on site to establish an assembly plant in Mexico City, signaling expansion plans in April. The report notes discussions and preparations for production facilities and local employment potential.
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Henry Ford
Mexico City
Menico City
Ford Motor
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