Texas hunting law changes take effect across the state
Austin reports sweeping updates to hunting rules with新的 open seasons in many districts. The legislature enacts penalties including fines up to 400 dollars for harmful acts on roadsides. Open seasons vary by species and county, detailing dates from November through January across numerous counties and regions.
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Spotlighted students and visitors from Corpus Christi region
The clipping lists numerous residents and visitors from Corpus Christi and surrounding areas in San Antonio, ranging from Kenneth M. Marvin of San Antonio gaining a scholarship spot to many people returning home from trips to Houston, Galveston, and New York. It notes spring visits to Corpus Christi and family travel for visits and religious revivals.
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Two youths jailed after assault on women in county
Two suspects, aged 4 and 6, were held for questioning after a Sunday night attack on women near Unviey Kum. Police reported the incident occurred in a pasture area about a mile from town. Witnesses identified the assailants and they were taken into custody for investigation.
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Pecan yield mixed as 5 percent fining noted in Texas report
In a Texas survey by U S Department of Agriculture economist Tuonns, pecan yields were uneven across counties. In Stephens and Cooke counties dry weather and insect damage reduced output, with fields showing poor early conditions and scattered trees bearing little fruit.
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Cooke County
Blame Patrol as Rum Crew Holds Blockade
Detriot, Med, Aug. 14. A rum blockade story recounts a patrol crew halting liquor flow after customs official Walter Vetty reports orders. Rivermon observes the unloading near Wayne, as authorities tighten control and detain cargo.
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Colemitt Urges Hooverite Ticket in DARTS Notes
Tonver Nenorentis advised by former Governor O. Colmnitt at the mediation hearing, the Hite States panel heard, and plans for the Remasestin primaries next summer hint a fall entry of fleera seeking their own opposition nomination.
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Bull Kills Woman in Arena Dash
Fragmented account describes a woman killed after fleeing an arena in a chaotic scene involving a bull. Details are unclear due to poor OCR but indicate a violent incident with a bull near a stadium setting and a subsequent pursuit. Authorities investigate possible animal control and public safety failures.
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Texas Goat Back to Plains Dictate From Stimson
A fragmentary report cites Stimson and Captain Regnier discussing a Texas goat linked to Plains policy. The note mentions Washington, an Oregon Army unit, and a Carter era aide, with references to a journey between mail and Washington. The garbled text records a governor or secretary’s involvement and a machine referenced in a political context.
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Hoover Parley on Armament Limits at White House Breakfast
A White House breakfast conference discussed naval arms limitation with figures including Secretary Stimson and Secretary Hull. The session explored trimming arms while noting recent absences and that the plan would hinge on the proposed yardstick method.
Arrest Rumor Tears Through Phoenix Murder Probe
Phoenix officials and a U S Justice Department agent hunt for a killer after the death of Vaal Reynolds. Police say a witness placed a gunman at the scene while prosecutors prepare statements and seek time to question a stenographer. The investigation, with a high profile portfolio, continues as officers secure evidence and await formal charges.
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English Nobleman Scores Kayoes in Fight on Streets
An English nobleman from It ringham, 23, allegedly fought in a street brawl outside a club. He told authorities he struck back after a woman attacked him, describing a violent melee that lasted several minutes.
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Kaffir By-Products From Cork Widely Studied
Kansas City reports that Corn Prods Refining company notes experiments over the past year with cork by products yielding numerous uses including table dressings cooking aids and feed components. Actor Gyorth Keightay, a veteran Shakespearean actor, died in New York at an advanced age.
Fiery Girl, 23 Burns Bed When jailed in riot charge
A fiery 23 year old Blaeyrall girl set fire to a mattress in her cell during detention. She faced charges including vagary, destability and malicious mischief as authorities moved to process the incident and transfer her.
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Allred to Run for Attorney General Recalled line shows Allred as possible candidate in Wisconsin race review
Allred announced intent to run again for attorney general in Wisconsin after falling short by about 100 votes of victory. The former official, noted for opening night of the Old Settlers' reunion, signals continued interest in public office and the 1930s political scene.
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British Plane E13 OP Led Record Mystery Sperplise
Report describes an event labeled as the E13 operation led by British forces with observers noting a burst of speed and a long flight distance around RD miles. The fragmentary text hints at a pilot’s actions before a planned landing and possible objective, with unclear names and place details.
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U S pins Hope on Williams in aviation race
An article outlines a Navy backed effort led by Williams to build a privately funded racer to challenge foreign planes for the Schreider Cup. It notes speeds up to 380 miles per hour, Navy permission to chase national prestige, and a debate over racing policy and funding amid secrecy and risk.
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Atascosa fair hosted by Thippers Pleasanton committee
A local fair in Atascosa county was announced by the Pleasanton chamber led by president Whorler H. Troeler. The group plans a fair lineup with 20 years of service among members and a motorcade through nearby towns ending at a grove near the fairgrounds with refreshments for participants.
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Ten Days For Meditation In City Jail
A man was sentenced to ten days in the city jail after a testimony on Frio City road. Patrolman Otto Heatley arrested him on a complaint from his daughter following a span of two weeks on a Wood ale spreg.
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Pastor Prize Awarded by Tribune for Brooklyn Leader
An XUIGE report notes a $1000 prize offered for the best pastor. The Tribune awarded the prize to Collier of New York and Frankl of Brooklyn for a likeness depicted on a bound handle of fagets to the bound tenths of the church.
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