Tragic Guadalupe River Drowning Claims Mother and Son
Mrs. Chabot and her 1 1/2 year old son Charles Jr drowned while bathing in the Guadalupe River near Comfort. Her brother and sister-in-law hurried from San Antonio to Comfort after word reached them. Charles J. Chabot travels from Dallas to assist. bodies recovered later and to be shipped home for burial.
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Irs
Charles
Chabot
Mer Ban Ablouio Miéchart
Charles Jr
Guadalupe River
Elizabeth Hugh
Victor
Ralph Hugo
San Antonio
Charles J. Chabot
Dallas
Mes
Ater
Comfart
Qgun
Chahot
Httie
Ghithat
Ma. Chabot
Charles J Chabot
Luisiines
Charles Behell
W. D. Mel Carty
Frit
Sallie
Winter
Ralph
Warship Test on in Rockland Aug First Vessel to be Tried
In Rockland Maine the first ship of the class will undergo government supervised trials today to determine whether the battleship under construction equals or surpasses the elder Louisiana built by a private shipyard. The test aims to compare design, performance and readiness with the state backed project.
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Rockland
Ohiss
Aline
Ier
Shin
Louisiana
Narrow escape for Bond Hardware chief in lumber accident
John H. Bond Jr., president of Bond Hardware Co., was injured at his store on West Commerce Street when a load of lumber shifted from an elevator. A plank struck his foot, injuring a toe. he was taken to Santa Rosa Hospital with minor injuries after a rescue from the first floor.
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John H. Bond Jr
Bond Hardware Company
West
Commerce Street
Santa Rosa Hospital
Bond
Hurread
Danti Tosa Hospital
Dr. Berg
Two Ceremonies United Bev eridge Couple in Hoon
Edy Titherine Berling Ane and sister Spencer Wey fortemente announced marriage to Senator Heveridge of Indiana. A civil rite under German customs occurred at the registrar in Hoon, followed by a Teliginas ceremony at the American embassy officiated by Rev. DY Thomas Yell, Union Thessanieas professor.
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United States
Mbert J. Neveridge
Spencer Wady
Misa Katherine Eady
Berlin
Jofey
Vert
Heveridins
Berling Ane
T—Miks Titherine Edy
Spencer PF. Wey
Atenean
Heveridge
Indiana
Hoon
Thomas Yell
Union Thessanieas
the Fittorian Chirch of
Chicago
Leader of burglar band gets 40 years
New York August 7 August 7 Pabrig convict ed leader of burglars who terrorized Nassau county resident for nearly six months was sent to Sing Sing prison for forty years at hard labor or by county court.
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New York
Pabrig
Nassau County
Fay
Sing Sing
Hard Tili
Gang Member Sentenced and Guardian Pleads Guilty
In Mineola L. 7 Christian Schling and another gang member received prison terms of twenty five years for their crimes. The state noted the involvement of Midge Jackson. Schling’s mother Mrs. Alona Sehhing pleaded guilty to receiving stolen goods and was sentenced to five years in prison.
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Midge Jackson
Mineola
Chistian Schling
Avidonna
Stag Stag
Alona Sehhing
Aubin
Williams Eyes Second Senatorial Primary In Mississippi
Dispatches from Jackson report a second senatorial primary for Williams and Yardounning with mixed reactions. Secretary of State Powers, near completion, shows Williams leading by about 44 votes across ten counties, while factions fear a narrow margin could trigger a contested result and affect governor’s race implications.
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New Orleans
Jackson
Mies
Willams
Yardounn
Secretary of State
Willames
Weld
Invernor
Gunther
Pia
Arrest Warrant Sought For Girl’s Attacker
Police from Constable Stevens’s precinct chased a suspect about seven miles from the city after a twelve year old girl was assaulted. An officer refused to reveal the suspect’s name, but Agent Matthews of the Haman unit said the attacker’s identity would be provided to the court.
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Steven
Arreal
Edyl
Slovos
Hadeen
Matthews
Haman An
Poe
Jeter
Urge Mosquito War Against Dengue Linked to Yellow Fever
Texas Health Chief Brumby warns municipalities and residents to fight dengue aggressively as an epidemic looms in Brownsville. He clarifies New Orleans quarantine reports are misleading and that the city is monitoring arrivals from Brownsville for six days to prevent possible yellow fever, if dengue spreads.
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Boxeia
Tex
Aus
Brownsville
Sints
Geer Brumby
Texas
Grimby
Associated Press
New Orleans
Wearisy
Brumby
Hartiment
Texan shoots wife and self. wife survives
Brownwood Tex August 7 H Twyman shot and seriously wounded his wife after arriving at her home. He then shot himself in the head with a six shooter. Twyman died instantly while his wife will recover. He had been separated from his wife for several months and came in the morning on a railway train.
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Brownwood
Tex
Ang
Twymen
Twyman
Glayiig
Wiley
Fred
Itiquatly
Mii
Sunday School Excursion Plans to Epworth by the Sea
Travis Park and other Methodist Sunday schools prepare for a large excursion to Epworth by the Sea. A. W. Shaw leads the Sunday school children who will depart by special train from near San Antonio on Saturday city.
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Travis Park
Epworth-by-the-Sea
A. W. Shaw
San _Antonio
Nea Sature City
Uere
Rockefeller Born Again Says Doctor Holds Century Lease
A doctor claims John D. Rockefeller has been given a life extension of about a century, predicting continued health and longevity. The narrative details his deteriorating condition earlier, the doctor’s assertion of renewed vitality, and Rockefeller’s perseverance at Forest Hill, with personal anecdotes and a humorous reflection on medical costs.
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Rockefeller
Fire destroys Golden Cycle Mining Plant at Colorado City
A massive blaze struck the Golden Cycle Mining and Wine company plant in Colorado City, heavily damaging the facility. Firefighters gained control around noon after flames sparked by an April incident, with estimated losses around 760,000 dollars. Local authorities are investigating the cause and extent of the damage.
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Coloada Springs
Golden Cycle
Coniy
Colorado City
Ira
Falls from Thirty Foot Pole Leave Worker Living
Richard Homan of Southwestern Telephone fell thirty feet from a pole while attaching copper wire and survived with a broken jaw and other injuries. He was rushed to Santa Rosa hospital, with witnesses noting he lost his balance just as he reached the top of the pole.
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Hour Andineman
Southwestern Telepione Company
Santa Rosa Hospital
Hontat
Nofora
Burnett
Austin
Phe
Jill
Lier
Pio Santa Roza
Tineniod
Homan
Weather forecast for San Antonio from torn notes
Fragmentary local weather forecast for San Antonio with reported highs near 74 degrees and low 48 degrees, wind speed details and 12 hour outlook. Notes missing several words and times, but promises full report on the ninth page.
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San Antonio
Combley
Sheriff Tobin Returns After Brief Taipon Rest
Sheriff Tobin returned today from Taipon where he enjoyed short rest for several days. He was not at the courthouse but will assume his regular duties tomorrow following the break.
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Sheriff Tobin
Taipon
Ji Hun
Ie Sherif
City to View $50,000 Mill Project Endorsed
Business Men's Club backs a modern mill plan for the city. $15,000 subscribed, $50,000 needed, and $160,000 in orders last year signal strong support. Directors promise rapid fundraising and site pledge from a club member. Officials expect full operation soon with national supply lines to bolster construction.
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Business Met
Business Men's Club
B.D. Ward
Turing
Leing
War
Tlyer
H. 16
Hildebrindy
Tie Sian Antonia Archuests
Souler
Miom
Oshar
Merchants push for track around Alamo Plaza
Merchants in Alamo Plaza area circulate a petition urging a streetcar routing around San Pedro Street and the Waza area. General Manager Turtle says the idea may benefit merchants and city, with track around Alamo Plaza likely, and company cooperation possible to meet public needs.
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Merchants
ASK Car Company
Alamo Plaza
Alamo Pinga
Sitesi
Waza
Bexap
Qegera
Meriiger
Tultie
Wopliza
San Pedro
Anil
Geneal
Turtle
Reddy
Jn Ns
Alamo Plaga
San Antoni
Bexar Swats Amendments See Poor Voter Turnout Across County
Light turnout described across Bexar and San Antonio as 18 of 71 polling places reported results by noon, with most amendments likely defeated except possibly the Confederate widows and dependents home amendment. Officials cited poor information and widespread apathy, noting several precincts may not have opened.
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San’ Antonin
Bexar
Liding
Tex
Thousands See Lady Godiva Ride Again in Coventry
Crowds in Coventry gather August 7 to witness a revived Lady Godiva procession through city streets. A velvety actress portrays the heroine after negotiations with clergy and officials, while locals and visitors watch the staged ride along six streets amid protests and acceptance.
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Lady Godiva
Coventry
Eng
Alfreynd
Turghiz Troops See Frontline Violence Near Urumiah
Teheran reports say Turghiz forces crossing Jersin’s northwest frontier march toward Urumiah burning villages along the way. The Cheisilan village of Mevun is said shelled with about ninety killed including women and children. Tah girls were carried off. Aramiah confirms a new governor, Priges Firma, starts duties. The government consults with foreign reps over the Persian invasion.
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Jersin
Urumiah
Mevun
Aramiah
Priges Firma
Rovernor
Azarbaijan
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