Oil Firms Protest Vera Cruz Tax Laws
Universal Service reports from Mexico City that several oil companies sent a note to the Mexican government protesting state laws passed by Vera Cruz officials. The companies call the levies unconstitutional, arguing the constitution forbids local administrations from imposing such taxes on the oil industry. They vow strong measures to oppose the laws.
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Universal Service
Mexico City
el Uni ‘Veren
Apa
Vera Cruz
Satatute
Senten
Owen
Captain Fried's Program Includes White House Visit
Captain Fried's program included a visit to the White House where a reception and congratulations by the President awaited the mariner directing the crew of the steamer. He planned to leave Washington for New York next, then travel to Boston Worcester Providence Philadelphia and possibly Cincinnati. The item notes his musical talent as a source of happiness.
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Washington, D. C
George Fried
White’ House
Mariner
South San Antonio Elects Clergyman as First Mayor
South San Antonio, adjoining San Antonio, elected a clergyman as the town’s first mayor, J. T Everett, as the city prepares to organize a government to manage rapid growth spurred by nearby Kelly Field and railroad plans. The inauguration will occur tonight with other officials taking office to support industrial expansion and local development.
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South San Antonio
San Antonio
Uow
Kelly Field
Ink Incorporated
Boy Scout Powwow Booths Expanded At Alamo Council
Thirty two merit badge booths are being prepared for the opening night of the first annual Boy Scout Powwow of the Alamo Area Council. The event is sponsored by the San Antonio Rotary Club which funds and outfits the booths. Troops and sponsors listed include Troop 1 Carpentry sponsored by Albert Steves Jr and several others with varied skills from signaling to blacksmithing.
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Alamo
Ares Council
Carl A. Bryan
ACONE
San Antonio
TLV
Hulmgreen
Forestry
Tlaubscher
Carl Newton
Martin Wright
C. I. Gatins
J. W. Watson
Willard Simpson
D. I. Elonighhne
Croop
Menrell
Ben Gersdorf
Porter Loring
Tran
Prining
Willisuy O. Clegg
Reasonry
Doni Lozano
Ole Farnsworth
Pioneering
A. J. Atelmizie
Anil Agriqulture
Tied Swmmert
Sasketry
George Allensworth
Jason
Tinbkbinding
Ruste
Seven Involved in San Antonio Auto Accidents
Seven people were injured in San Antonio over the weekend in seven automobile crashes reported to police. Names include William D. Brown of Quirlos Lesas, and J M Winters, with injuries ranging from crushed hands to minor bumps. incidents occurred on Campbell Road, Fredricksburg Road, Daling Street, and West Commerce. Police described a baby escaping injury when a car struck a pushing caregiver, while others involved include Dr Rowan and Sergeant William Mahonnett among motorists and pedestrians.
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San Antonio
William DB. Grown
Rowan
Bronklin Avez
Tr. Sf
Colorada Street
Daling Street
Lexington Avenue
Williar
Mahonett
Kellyfield
John McNally
Carsoo Street
West
Commerce Street
Doe Jackson
Sidney Rowett
Fete Torres
Ketligie Iting
Figuerek
Tmyusien Street
Santa Rosa Avenue
Toe Hencock
McCullough
Bitter Gold Triggers Mass Deaths Across Northern China
Reports from Shanghai and northern China detail numerous fatalities linked to a bitter gold incident. The outbreak impacts coastal shipping routes and inland towns, with weather and flood conditions complicating relief. Authorities investigate causes as the region braces for further fallout.
Middleton Given 99 Years Sentence in Father's Death
Middleton, charged with murder in his father’s death, was sentenced to 99 years. The case centered on alleged poisoning and subsequent effects from the father’s demise.
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Middleton
Jensthow
Seth Wu
Sinithyile
Ierdee
Gether
Mrs Lindbergh Reaches Genoa In Flurry Of Events
Mrs Lindbergh arrives in Genoa after spending weeks in Constantinople. She is described traveling from the capital to attend a large reception with the American College in Genoa.
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Mrs. Lindbergh
Genoa
Vinodine Lindbergh
Beintes
Canklantinoply
Ste fuWigle
American College
Chicago Officers Find Bomb in Car
Chicago police discovered an explosive device in a car. Officers found a five inch length of pipe with something attached and a note indicating intent toward Kurt Kroher, a local figure, with unclear details of motive.
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Chicago
Chicago, Fel
Wight
Dyspeptic Diets and Eating Advice Debated
Fragmented OCR discusses dietary guidance for dyspeptics, mentioning strict meals and digestive relief methods. It references appetite, meals, and the need for easy-to-digest foods, with unclear details on specific regimes or remedies. The text is garbled but centers on eating patterns for digestive comfort.
Treasur er Buckley Faces Impeachment in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio on February 4 1920 impeachment moves against Treasurer Hert B Buckley gather pace after his federal conviction on bribery and prohibition conspiracy charges. The plan seeks removal by state legislature and possible decree from Franklin County appellate court after a hearing. The assembly reconvenes amid talk of displacing Buckley.
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Columbus
Qbia
Hert B
Lim
Engineer Killed as Train Derails in Mississippi
In Colualb Miss on February 4 the Suns ayland Frieco passenger trains derailed. The engineer was killed and the fireman seriously injured when the switch is reported tampered with, authorities say.
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Colualb Miss
Mergargel Bune
Ala
Kidnap Riots Over Sacrificial Children Reported in Bombay
Bombay reports rioting over rumors that children would be sacrificed to propitiate a god in bridge construction. Two people killed and many injured as mobs attacked villagers and Mohamadan tribesmen. Hospitals treat Linda victims while authorities warn fears are unfounded across the Bombay area.
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Bombay
India
Barond
Vaticans
Idnaping
Only Thirty Rangers on Roster
FORK STOCKTON Feb 4 The Texas Ranger force has dwindled to 30 men in service today Captain W A Wright reports. the shortage stems from a lack of suitable recruits, hindering quota fulfillment as horses are scarce and teens ride old autos in place of mounts.
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Fork Stockton
Texas
W. A. Wright
Wright
Sol
Man Who Studies For 60 Years Dies at Columbia
New York city report says Cullen Kemp, known as the perpetual student at Columbia University, died yesterday at age 60 or 70. He studied at the university for six decades, earning a lifelong moniker and leaving a note on academic persistence.
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New York
Linta
Cullen Kemp
Columbia University
Probe death of Fort Sam soldier Bond Jr.
Investigation continued into Private George T Bond Jr a Fort Sam Houston recruit whose body was found in an incinerator near the west edge of the post Friday. A medical board led by May 14 is examining autopsy results that indicate death from neck dislocation and other trauma.
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George T. Bond Jr
Trweffld Field Artillery
Fort Sam Houston
Offix Cory
Tu Parmenter
Medical Corps
Vone
They Raoflers
Nis Ugg
Etroigulla
Original Sheridan Manuscript Sold
The New York Times reports that the original autograph manuscript of School for Scandal by Richard Brinsley Sheridan was purchased at private sale in New York by Gabriel Wells, a noted bibliophile.
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Sheridan
New York
New York Times
School For Scandal
Richard Isley Nlwhidan
Gabriel Wells
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