Contested election claims swirl around Newton precincts
A lengthy contest accuses precincts of rigged results and illegal voting in the Citizens League race. Allegations include erased pledges, over 100 illegal ballots, alien voters, and improper ballot handling across multiple precincts, with calls to seize boxes and bar officials.
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Themali Triore
Onion
Athe
Cii
Jack Burke
Perry
Hobert
Spe
Eial
A.S. Hubbard
Gabbard
Garcia
Contesta
Beard Freed on $1800 Total Bail
Beard, former city clerk of the San Antonio Public Company, was released on bail set at 1800 dollars after facing five charges. He appeared in district court, with bonds posted at 1600 and 2 dollars each, and was freed on preliminary recognizance pending further proceedings.
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Beard
Eeey
Sin Attonio Publi Company
Liberty Onder Pdond
Zlice
Sater
Pabring
W.ntheny
Ae Wee
bin Nee Preughle
Seek Name Change for Texas Town
A debated effort in a Texas community seeks to rename the town through a special election. Details remain unclear due to partial and garbled text but indicate a official committee and advisory group involvement.
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Texas
Burial for Wayne F Well at 69 in city service
Funeral services for Wayne F Well aged 69 of 508 Kench Street were held Thursday. He was employed by the Alamo Tron Works for 31 years.
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Wayne F. Well
Kench Street
Alamo Tron Works
Funeral Services Held for Warne P Mell
Warne P Mell 69 died Wednesday morning at his residence 300 Peach attest. Services were held Thursday afternoon. Mell was born in Circleville Ohio and lived in San Antonio two years. He worked with the Aluminum Iron Works for many years. Survived by his widow Mrs Stringer, a son W F Mell Jr of San Antonio, and five grandsons. Pallbearers listed include Ta Thaler and others.
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Warne P.mell
Bia
Hell
Circleville
Ohio
San Antonio
Alamy
Mre
Iebters
Streack
Ednkid Mem Tielen Tatlex
Gan Antonin
W. F . Teh Yr
Elso
Thaler
TL Rowan
al Duskoab
Sallie Velo
A. J. Tieman
Henrietta Texas Named Hottest Spot in State
Henrietta Texas recorded a maximum of 114 degrees yesterday making it the state’s hottest spot. Other towns listed by the weather bureau reported 108s to 112s in Dallas area and in Albany, Hondo, Waxahachie, Mount Pleasant, Weatherford, and Greenville with many stations under 100 degrees. The report notes varied readings across multiple stations with some thermometer highs still pending verification.
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Texas
United States Weather Bureau
Sexenur
Deevile
Dublin
Greham
Liang
Greenville
Memphis
Albany
Childess
Corsitlle
Ensiland
Hondo
Lamperss
Mount Pleasant
Sterman
Eeiple
Waxahachie
Weatherlard
Gold Star Mothers Reach Paris In Ill Health
The report lists several American gold star mothers in Paris hospital care. Elizabeth Gast of Chickassen Ohio and Henrietta Bates of Fortere Paix are among those ill with varying conditions, including cerebral ailments and injuries.
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Min
Elizabeth Gast
Chickssen
Ohio
Aire
Hneviet Bates
Henry Bates
Fortere
Paix
Verdan
FINAL EDWARDS PLEASURE FINAL EDWARDS PLEASURE
Court records show a speedy trial proceeding as jurors listen to closing arguments in a case involving Mrs Thelan Cradshaw and others. The defense and prosecution presented their lines, with the jury expected to begin deliberations after noon.
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Thelan Cradshaw Sridoe
Defenne
Funeral services for Daniel J Wooding editor and publisher
Funeral services for Daniel J Wooding editor and publisher who died of a heart attack were held at 4 p m Thursday at the home 501 West Malberry accord. A native Londoner he lived here 17 years founded the Pioneer Magazine and the Old Trail Drivers Texas Pioneer Association. He published and edited the magazine for 35 years and was working on the next issue when death came. Survived by his widow Mer Gusme Wooding and one son James Hennett Wooding both of San Antonio and a sister Dane Buchanan of Fresno.
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Daniel J. Wooding
Seafcld
Newaon
Hig Hame
West Malberry Acrour
Wood- Inged
Anil
Pioneer
Mlelal
Old Trail Drivers” Association
Texas Pioneer Association
San Anetonio
Wooodine
Mer Gusme Wooding
James Hennett Wooding
Son Takes Stump for Father in State Office Race
Thacho seind galitioneanpaisy Zorick, Galbeeslney. We was 12 years old. Marlin Davis of Waxahachie Daily Light in San Antonio. Joan H. Mavis, the father, seeks the office of state treasurer. Davis has served as state legislator for Dates county for 18 years. his son campaigned when 12. Matlin Darie said to have been youngest American soldier in France in World War I, then years old.
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Thacho Seind Galitioneanpaisy Zorick
Galbeeslney
Marlin Davis
Waxabachie Taily Light
San Antonio Thuridar
Joan H. Mavis
Davis
Dates County
Firse Tank
France
Noe
Airplane Wrangler Appears in Oregon VALE Adz
A quirky notice from Vale Oregon reports Archie Meyers buying a plane to herd wild horses on the plains. The piece notes government action to cordon off the area and rid the land of what is described as a vociferous wild mustang presence amid concerns of a disease.
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Oregon
Vale
Ore
Whee Plains
Archie Meyers
Two Bank Robbers Escape With 1000 Stolen Cash
Aug 11 STENCEL Oble reports two men forced their way into the Spencer State Bank at 11 o clock, robbed the cashier of about 32000 in cash, and escaped in a stolen automobile. No further details available.
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Spencer State Bank
Turkish troops push back Kurds near Angora in clash
Government forces and Kurdish rebels clashed for several hours in the Ighdir district near Angora. Kurdish casualties were reported as rebels fled the field with some dead left behind.
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Vurkes
Aggy
Seboeen Rink
Kordiah
Ighdir
Rainbow Division Leaves Cherbourg After Convention
Rainbow division members arrive in France to attend a wounded battlefield visit near Cherbourg following their annual reunion. The group traveled from the United States to participate in ceremonies and inspect sites of historic battles.
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Rainbow Division
Cherbourg
Chenbourg
France
Rainbow
Risfom
America
Hospital Crib Shortage Strains Grady Atlanta Unit
An oversized crib holds 14 of 124 litre arrivals at Grady Hospital in Atlanta, marking a record for the institution as a shortage of cribs triggers a crisis for neonatal care and patient capacity.
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Grady Hospital
Atlanta
28 Will Be Tried for Auto Light Law Violations
In Bexar county courts the auto light law violation case will try 23 persons after arrests made Wednesday and Monday night during San Antonio campaign efforts. Police reports indicate 43 people were arrested in a drive against careless night driving led by night inspectors.
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Cue Tight
Bali
Bexar
Wein
San Antonio'n Campaign
Wo Knight
Modern Retailing to Be Discussed at Meeting
A talk on modern retailing is planned with Dr. Cameron of Mountoxon speaking at 724 p m in the Goce Mf Me Shilam building. All employees of Ban An- Meqio's department stores are invited to attend, as officials outline the chamber of commerce discussion.
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Keute
Arvere pSing
Keonteth Cameron
Tmouxton
Shilam
Ban An- Meqio's
Tauing Chamber
Fire follows mine bomb arrests in Kentucky raid
Providence, Ky. Aug. 24. A fire destroyed the Providence Coal Mining Co. tipple after a mine bombing raid. Investigators say the blaze was set as revenge for arrests of Essel Grant and Ewing Miley connected to a bombing from an airplane on nearby mines. James Maloner of Duquoin, Ill. admitted introducing Paul Montmonier, the pilot in the raid, to the Kentucky miner accused of involvement. The fire caused about 80 000 dollars in losses.
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Providence
Aerosta
Mondays Air Rail
Werbster County
Providence Coal Minin Company
Sho Flere
Micendiary
Louisville
Nashville
Wayne Crow
Cheriif
Essel Grant
Ewing Miley
Illinois Central
Murphyshoro
James Maloner
Duquoin
Asintor
Fletcher Lewis
Paul Montnoinier
Just Monay
Kentucky
Census Revision Increases Populations In Two Cities
Washington dispatch reports two midsize U S cities, Mugdlen and Detroit, gaining population after census revisions. Detroit's total elevated by a measured amount, while Los Angeles is listed at 3,238,001, reflecting California totals.
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Washington
Mugdlen
Detroit
T.paras
Governor-elect to Surrender Office In Augured Transfer
Provisional Governor Escohsr induy will hand over his post to Alroade, former provisional governor, who will in a new duty be called upon to surrender to Andres Cruz, elected governor in July, Esshar relieved Almada.
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Lmudad Chihealua
Sozleo
Escohsr Induy
Tto Alroade
Anduies Cruz
Juli
Esshar
Almada
Hope for Fishing Smack Abandoned
Halifax Chronicle reports another fishing schooner named Wonder En and its five crew members have been abandoned after a storm near Grindstone Stagdalen Island. No word has come in since. Authorities fear the crew’s safety though searches continue.
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Halifax
N. 3
Halifax Chronicle
Stagdalen Island
Wonder En
Arion Island
Tate
One Man Ferry Operator Detained by Canadian Officers
Windsor Ontario August 14 A one man ferry operator on the Detroit River has suspended operation. The man detained by Canadian immigration officers had appointments with his attorney in Windsor before departing for Detroit when police caught him.
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Windsor
Ontario
Detroit Tiver
Theortore Demulver
Seto
Keen Appointmenta
Ail Fortis
Detroit
Fragmentary report on Hinged streets and events in town
The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and broken phrases. It mentions a Thursday event in a place likely named Fast Tere and a Grand winded street or road. Specific names, dates, places, or outcomes are unclear due to the corrupted OCR.
Evanston Golf Craze Draws Public Suspicion in Town
In Evanston, Illinois, August 14 reports describe a growing fad of miniature golf played on improvised courses. Residents fear the builder behind the nine greens on the local continuity course may be involved in questionable activity as a tour of vacant lots spreads through the area.
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Evanston
Eskimos in Tiny Boat Aims for Cuba Voyage Start
Burlington Iowa reports three Eskimo guided by Jefe the Agclle circle Nant year plan to reach Cuba next year after an overnight stop at aington the Eaklinns. Led by Charles Fielatathes' two sons, Frank O'Grady, they left the Ts. Manitoba March 21 1020 for the Arctic, returned to the Yas, then set out by floe. They launched a 14 foot canoe at Granite Falls Minn and have used it since seeking Haynog early in 108.
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Burlington
Iowa
Eskimon
Cuba
Ronae Veils
Aington
Eaklinns
Charles Fielatathes
Frank O'Grady
Manitoba
Arctic
Yas
Granite Falla
Minn
Ainle
Haynog
Democratic Paper Backs Republican in Oklahoma City
The Daily Oklahoma citizen provides front page endorsement of Ten Tum, Republican nominee for governor, over Democrat W. H. Mureng. The article signals a major party newspaper aligning with the GOP, urging voters to support Ten Tum in the upcoming race.
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Oklahoma City
Tte Hostoer
Ollehomnen Citizershlp
Ten Tun
Republickn
Far Resoror
W. HW
Alfalfa
Mureng
Hie
Tragic Hanging In Zercher County Home
Henry Vercher a 5 year old resident of Zercher raid seven miles north of the city was found dead and hanging in a garage at his home Thursday. Despondent since an injury three months ago he reportedly hanged himself with a scarf. Authorities investigated after the widow alerted neighbors and sheriffs were summoned for services at the Zercher farm chapel tomorrow morning.
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Henry Vercher
Zercher
Scotter
Hee
Jie
Maontha
Herbert Theeer
Tut
Bremer
Iuthoritiva
Qroaty Bherifé
J. B. Domingues
Justice of the Peace
BR. W. Br
Railroads Oppose Privileges Sought by Truck Lines
Austin August 4 The state railroad commission heard testimony from T M Griffin Philadelphia cotton firm and Virginia farmer cotton representative opposing a request by truck lines to compress cotton in transit. The witness warned such privileges would disrupt the cotton market and rail shipments.
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Austin
Caehera
State Railroad Commission
T. M. Grifin
Philadelphia
Anilronia
Cor
Hotel Employee Injured in Fall at Mt Anthony Hotel
An employee of the Mt Anthony hotel was treated at Medical and Surgical hospital Primaday after falling while standing on a freight elevator structure. The incident occurred during clearance work and authorities are investigating the cause of the misstep.
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AL Hnnlal
Mt. Anthony
Medical and Rarwhcal
Money Court to Open in Prison at Folsom
A transformed prison room at Folsom hosts a hearing by six Supreme Court justices led by Warren i. Pillings on the re hearing of Dillings and Moreau in the 1916 Day bombing case. They seek pardon while defense and state witnesses challenge prior testimony as grounds for innocence claims. The procedure aims to safeguard jurors and manage prisoner demonstrations during the session.
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Folsom
Kolsom
Supreme Couel Jumticca
Warren i. Pilllings
Supreme Court
En- Wentiney Wells
Farnin
Anf
Too
Juriaprus Dence
E Dillings
J. Moreau
San ’Francisco
California
Fotcom
Loth
High Court
Frace
W. J. Claytourne
Oakland Athoreney
San Antonio Men Attend Winter Garden Meeting
San Antonio men will attend a meeting in Winter Garden. The San Antonio party is led by Walter Walthall president Hazel W. Jones secretary and A A Pawkett raffle department monger. Delegates will return Friday via Sablon where Waldball will address the Tatars chal of that city.
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San Antonio
Sommneres
Josal Rhamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Romposer
Walter Walthall
Hazel W. Jones
Arsartmnans A. A. Pawkett
Polar Whales
Sablon
Waldball
Homeless Crisis Hits Quebec After Fire Destroys Homes
In a Quebec community on August 14 a blaze left about 600 people homeless and destroyed roughly fifty houses. The inferno caused an estimated damage of $200,000 as authorities attempted rescue and relief efforts for residents.
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Manoun
Quebec
Toley
Slav Bishop Cited on Bootleg Charge
New York reports Slav Bishop Rishon Charing of the Czecho slovak Orthodox Catholic Church was found guilty by a jury of attempting to violate prohibition laws by divesting ceremonial wines, a bootlegging charge.
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NEW_ YORK
Anz
U— Rishon Charing Mraron
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Haqualm
J Wooding
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New Straten
Fey Thursday
Telllas Bel Te Grannd
Chleay Lear
Malare
Frank Bros
Jack Zate
Jake Lingle
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Fie & Burrs
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Money Court
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