San Antonio Bar Members Endorse John H. Clark for Judge
A list of San Antonio lawyers pledges support for John H. Clark in the Thirty-seventh Judicial District race. The document states Clark will conduct office duties impartially, uphold liberty of conscience, and seek the people's verdict without bias toward any group. Signed endorsements from numerous local attorneys accompany the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha
John Ee
Clark
Dear Sr
San Antonio
R. A. Green
Sieg
Harty
Dewman
Frankie
Collis, & McGown
York
Mil Wall
Brefer
Somn H. Clark
Huntington Work as Life and Legacy
A long tribute discusses Collis P. Huntington's dedication to labor, noting his lifelong devotion to work, practical achievements, and influence in transportation policy. It portrays him as a tireless, businesslike figure who found recreation in labor and shaped successors to continue his projects beyond his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aichael Angelo
Axl
Congress
Traie
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Thia
Roltinenk
Collis P. Huntington
Iim
Ger
Vittor
Notable New England figure praised in local tribute
Fragmented obituary style tribute recalling Collis P. Huntington and a lifelong commitment to work and humility. The text extols perseverance, industry, and the shaping influence of exemplary character on others, with scattered references to prices, shoe ads, and other newspaper items interwoven in the damaged OCR.
Enid Enday Slate Arood Atom ie Ri The Pash
Fragments of a local notice page listing names and dates, with unclear titles and scattered phrases. The readable bits mention politics, events, and community names, but essential details are missing or garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawti
Llarhen
Lin Larpetts
The Mexican Ratero and a Thieves Market
A detailed account of a Mexican rat general plot to dispose of stolen goods through weekly markets. The piece describes the ratero’s methods, authorities' crackdown, and the harsh consequences for those involved, including public exposure and potential punishment. It cites social dynamics in Mexicali and related cities as the backdrop for the criminal activity.
Fragments Hint at Local School and Club Activities
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a school event and a social club gathering. References to a gym, service, and Wednesday night clues appear, but many words are garbled, leaving only hints of local activities without clear names or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miawlort
Wunkverel Kealneky
School of the Bilitey
Cheega Et Wienineldad
Avery Inipartrad
Otter
Breathing and walking for health from Knickerbocker club methods
A blocky health column urges simple breathing and regular walking as vital exercise. It extols nose breathing, controlled exhalation, and upright posture. The piece prescribes slow walking, shoulder alignment, and daily practice to restore vigor, noting time constraints are no excuse.
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Lad Gore
Atlas
Thigves
Sively
Sian
Mesisitte Lindt
Jan Dehy
Olexiore
Jo Oe
Dukinuce
Willy Sanding
Cutis Viejo
Califor Cililoy
Sacre Wits
Hiss Hebert
Moxie
Wits
Faba
Wishiaus
Fae
Foy
Gavstal
Pike
Hunh
Iris
Rome
Ann, Lasky
Tui Ghai
Hankel Crey
Bystvestors
Powenal Fay
Door
Erie
Arwundt
Knickerbocker Club
New York
Ploud Ural
Fay
Emory
Akring
Norros
Baele
Gales Powers Guilty in Governor Coxhel Murder Case
A telegram received by a Maverick hotel guest in Georgetown Kentucky stated the Powers jury found Caleb Powers guilty of murdering Governor Coxhel. The message described the verdict as reached by the jurors and noted the telegram as the source of the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Gochel
Relections on Streetcar Seating Etiquette and Frustration
A passenger vents about etiquette in a streetcar, questioning who has right to preferred seating. He describes conflicts over end seats, mentions racial slurs and discomfort, and ponders societal norms in transit spaces amid repeated insistence on courtesy and fairness. The piece reflects personal discontent and broader social frustration in crowded urban transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin Sonty
Mathas
Milted Mink
Enra
Po Walter
Tne
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John Clark
Denna
Frankly
Dobbs & McGown
Bhatap
Gett Deomsehwan
Brown
O. A. Kotter
Carty B
Willa
Miniss
Angrit
Hox
Line
Tavis
Frank
Mason Wilint Tuva West
Se Hoseph Iya
Buen
Richard Buskley
A.B. Jeiuron
Tarrell
A. W. Houston
Teagan Heonstun
LL. AL Maydeir
James I Creteliav
Sblingan
Tt Nertrand
Taker
J. A. Buckler
Dohn A O'Connor
Einus
AL IT Miler
George
Melore
J.N- Taylos
Darne
Frante J. Wise
al FO Wright
H.R. Thrice
HP. Deane
HOM
Aubres
R. LL Bai
James Durres Stevenson
A. Potter
Bevise R
Gilatte
Frank Th. Newton
Harrison
D, McMinn
Frank Crosewell
Trekley
WD. Broq
Nt. Tish
Ilny Minter
Rews
Marshall Ile
C. A. Goeth
Woo, Aubres
Rat B. Jones
OT. Vander Soeven
Chas. W. Ogden
Barry J. Lewin
GS. McFarlatt
Texas
Opfichrs Light Pub
Collis
Pheu
Weber
Mvorkmas
Iis
Thoraugtmess
Huntington
Ike
Tavnitain
Nero
Swork
Huntington Lever Us
Dave
Suntington
Macbeth
Cereus
Hsia
Pony
Salih Gol Speeseurlos
Ville
Mey Julian Ston
G. Liecs
Arava CO
Comes
Lunas Thu
Damurrat
Republiena
Rayan
Eurin' Neues
Galls
Meliak
Hite
Latvé
Wien
Tut
Bryan
Mel Iiley
Ron
Sullivan's
Uwile Kneay
Gillengo
Alea Dayal
Udine
Ibs
Mater
Svenlal Tapledge
Kuevs
Fialil
Cousin Tack
Oxford
Whawis
Uae
Phil Loples
Cher
Geo Tnt
Volka
Nigeria
Fannie
Commerveias College
Grorso Ding
Netois Oflis Aeliool
MT & Pownoy
Gonmerenn Calingua
Fats
Ladies’ Rattan Rockers
Dixie Mesquits
S. Wolfson
Chen Phy
Finny
Gales Powers
Tote
Frei
Mount Vernon
Bull Lives
Maryland
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