Long Texas railroad strikebreakers note in court fight
The Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe with El Paso and Southwestern Tailford seek a temporary injunction next to a permanent order in Temple, Texas, over a strikebreaker article titled The Strikebreaker. George Zatz and wife Mrs Zatz allege whipping by a party in Bell County. The case includes a train yard attack near Temple with beatings and threats, as the paper reports a broadside of derision and social unrest.
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El Paso & Southwestern Railroad Case Teeters Over Injunction
The El Paso and Southwestern Railroad Company of Texas reports no serious riots though minor disturbances occur. Most commerce supports the injunction, with a rule on Pickering indicating no answers filed and a temporary injunction likely Thursday afternoon. Attorneys debate reducing pickets to two at grounds entrances. Judge West demands factual statements from both sides on local conditions before ruling.
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Cards Tell A Tale Of Vagrancy And Suspicious Fire Extinguisher
A young man charged with vagrancy near the Katy depot was found with a tire extinguisher offered for sale. He claimed army discharge after a dopa habit cure, and a fingerprint mix up revealed prior theft at Huntsfile. Rochester faced a fine of 200 dollars.
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Farm Work Improves in Week Ending August 1
Washington August 5 Farm progress was generally good for the week ending August 1 though slowed by heavy rainfall in the north central states. Some regions still needed moisture while parts of the Southwest and lower Great Plains saw drought effects. The Middle Atlantic and northeastern regions reported favorable conditions with rice doing well in California and Texas. Louisiana showed growing progress in crops despite difficulties elsewhere.
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Road Bond Issue Approved Over City Street Project
An approval was granted on August 30 for a road bond issue at Winnatoro Street. The plan includes a 12 percent levy and a 1 seat option, with a bond amount of 812,000. The Attorney General's department also approved a revenue bond at 7 percent and related funding measures.
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Colonel Promoted In Federal Army Post
Washington report notes William Hare nominated for quartermaster general with rank of major general. Also Maj. Gen. Harry J. Rogers completes term and may be reassigned as nomination moves forward. Corpus Christi hosts demonstration event in Nueces County.
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Gain in Crude Output Weekly Production Report Summary
Weekly survey shows varied crude output across regions. Oklahoma and Kansas show modest gains. Louisiana and Central Ocean report increased barrels while North Louisiana and Arkansas dip. Texas and Mexican pool regions present mixed results with e a few notable rises and falls in production figures.
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California Fig Syrup and Baby Health Claims
A historical note touts California Fig Syrup as a cure for infant constipation with claims of gentle cleansing, no cramping, and soothing nighttime sleep. It promotes the product as a reliable remedy used by mothers, noting its supposed benefits for infants in arms and young children while warning against imitation syrups.
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Notable Mortality and Trade Figures From Corpus Christi Region
An obituary notes the death of Joseph McKew, 74, after a hospital stay in Corpus Christi following a paralyze illness. he served in the Union Army in the Civil War and resided in Corpus Christi since 1539, with funeral at St. Patrick's Cathedral. The report also cites weekly petroleum imports figures by the Institute, listing totals across the United States and daily averages.
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Common Sense About Eczema and Eruptions
A dubious ad claims eczema and skin eruptions stem from blood impurities and promotes a supposed blood cleansing remedy. It asserts dramatic skin improvements and overall vitality from its product, urging readers to visit druggists for the treatment despite lacking credible evidence.
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