Across the Continent a Rail Journey Through a Western Landscape
A train journey westward through Colorado and New Mexico sketches a vivid Western landscape. The piece notes distant mountains, Spanish-named peaks, and the public school seen from a hillside, while contrasting harsh labor histories with evolving progress. It evokes drought, water scarcity, and the grandeur of the Sangre de Cristo range as it travels toward Santa Fe and Trinidad, ending with a nod to continuing passages on the Santa Fe line.
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Las Vegas
New Petite
Stritten
Pacific
Morlex
Colorado
Dick Wootton
New York
Hudson River
la Junta
Vola
Essex Peak
Telda
Sou Sie
Ganda
Bame Valonno Tong
Weather Forecast for Clady and Surrounds
Frigid night expected with low around 40. Friday partly cloudy with a cold breeze from the west. Saturday turning cooler with increasing cloudiness and a chance of light rain. Southeast winds remain moderate to fresh.
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Celier
Porilen
Baturdar
U S Navy plans to cut Marines in Nicaragua and regroup
Secretary Stimson announced a definite plan to withdraw Marines from Nicaragua by June and shift to training in Managua. The 600 additional guard troops would join the mission, while aviation support expands. The move aims to reduce forces and pave the way for full withdrawal after 1922.
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Washington, D.C
Nicaragua
Manegda
Nearsiin
Nico
Stimson
Mariney
Managua
Minarines
Icaragua
Wosl
Umong
Siudino
National Guard
Nearagan
Skoweshan Plintuer Hinwa
Frank 3
Jooka
Mumson
Mother fires at man after peering in window tragedy unfolds
Margaret Miller 22 of 801 Hawmond Avenue is charged with murder after firing six shots at a man she says loomed outside her home window just after midnight. Etton Nobly, 28, a bank bookkeeper, was wounded and later died at Robert B Green hospital. A blood trail on the porch and a police response followed.
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Mats' Noble
Kaytom
A. Fanmaucin
Bailey Avenue
Ai Taul
Noble Ban
Gerald
Someyone
Noble
Gerald Mn
Uf & Glave
Robert B Green Hospital
Drunken Driving Charge Quashed in District Court
A charge against Charles Mutyear for driving while intoxicated was dismissed in Ninety-fourth District Court by Judge W W McCrary due to faulty proof and an invalid indictment. Attorneys moved for dismissal after it was shown the indictment alleged Malzear deave big car in San Antonio, which appeared to place the event in Manip Weights.
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Charles Mutyear
Ninty-fourth District Court
Dudge W W. McCrary
Mtorneys
Atnie
Malzear Deave
San Antonio
Jury Selected as Trial Opens in San Antonio Murder Case
Jurors chosen for the murder trial of Willie Evangeline Cavnaey of San Antonio. Obici Rol Wing and Chreakee Lutiin face capital charges while four jurors, Filgar Kneupner Alfred Loerheing Albert Hoffman and William Feltner, were picked. Court in improvised room opened after noon with intense questioning on reasonable doubt and death penalty.
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Naw Braunfris
Esas
Finte
Obici Rol Wing
Chreakee Lutiin
Uillie Evanggline Cavnaey
San Antonio
Lung
Filgar Kneupner
Salms
Alfred Loerheing
York's Creek
Albert Hoffman
William Feltner
New Brauné
Murninik
August Knutsch
Avas
25 Vets Capitol Bound From Seattle Get Lost
A misdirected traveling group of 25 veterans heading to the Capitol from Seattle became stranded at Indiana Ta bor station after mistaking a freight shipment for the East bound voyage. They sheltered on the prairie overnight until police located them.
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Capitol
Seattle
Chicago
Calumet City
Ind
Houston Officers Seek Six Negro Slayers of Man
Houston police hunted six black men for the killing of Charles Hunter 26 of Lawerenceburg Tenn. by throwing him from a moving freight train between Thornton and Kosse. Detectives investigated a report that the group fled toward Houston after the incident.
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Houston
Charles Hunter
Lawrencrburg
Tenn
Thornton
Kosse
Toustan
H Orgrowan
Streight
Senate faces filibuster over relief bill in heated session
Washington February 13 Senate leaders opened a tense session facing a threatened filibuster over the relief bill. A ruling majority backed drought relief funds of 20 million dollars, while Senator Thomas of Oklahoma began a speech limited by endurance. Senator Snoots of Utah signaled a delay to demand a vote as interior appropriations with loan promises loomed. The impasse risks delaying the March 4 adjournment and any possible extra session.
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Washington
D. C
Senate
Lolay
Thomas
Damocrat
Oklahoma
Endurance
Smoat
Utah
Ion
Snootta
Interior Department
Plan for veterans' compensation plan nudges house vote
Washington February reports indicate a favorable committee stance on a veterans compensation plan. The measure, debated amid opposition for further inquiry, seeks to secure full fare value or a loan-based substitute, with Senate prospects uncertain and key finance leaders cautious about committing.
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Washington
D.C
Liicense
House
God Solerans
Wachetach
Charman Hasler
Treadway
Massachusetts
Chindblom
Wicnsia
Teamseser
Tawa
Hawl
WD. C
Ornate Finance Committee
George
George Ber
Senate
Sinpol
Ti Co
Texas Treasurer Says Coffers Full
Austin observers report on Friday February 13th Charlie Lockhart Texas treasurer tells legislators the treasury is full and warrants will not be signed due to ample funds in the state coffers.
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Texas
Austin
Charlie Lockhart
Grand Jury Returns 25 True Bills in District Court
The grand jury of the Seventh District handed officers 25 true bills on Thursday after a partial report. The tally included various indictments and actions as the panel completed its term.
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Pridas
Bh Tran
20 Degree Temperature Dip Ahead as Norther Approaches
A norther is forecast to bring a 20 degree drop in temperature with a 30 mile per hour wind. Friday night lows around 46 degrees, cooler Saturday, and unsettled skies with light rainfall. North Texas observed 30 degree lows with Amarillo hitting 30 earlier.
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Tleareca
Erblay
J. WY. Jarhoo
Yeral Qiantha
Foy
North Texas
Amarillo
New Zealand Hit by Severe Quakes Shakes North Teland
Wellington reports a large portion of New Zealand rattled by strong earthquakes in the Bankis bay region of North Teland. Tremors were markedly more intense than last week’s district devastation.
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New Zealand
Wellington
Rothet
Bankis Bay
North Teland
British House Rejects Bill Prohibiting Alcohol Beverage Use
The British House of Commons today voted 187 to 18 against a bill that would have banned the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages across the United Kingdom. The rejected measure faced opposition and failed to advance, leaving current licensing and temperance rules in place.
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London
House of Commons
United Kingdom
Butler Suit by Vanderbilt Hinted in Testimony
Feb 13 report notes Cornelius Vaeforhilt Jr. testifying at a Mussolini incident in which Maj. Gen. Serdiey D. Butler faces court martial. Vanderbilt accuses Butler of twisting his story and cites potential statements by the American Foreign Lecture Bureau official. Mussolini involved with a child incident. continued on page 5 col 5.
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Tos Angeties
Cornelius Vaeforhilt Jr
Serdiey D. Butler
Vanderbilt
Gereral Buller
Spats Canes and Bare Heads Banned at National University
Mexico City February 13 A committee appointed by the Students Syndicate announced penalties for students who go bareheaded wear sideburns or carry canes. The ban targets head coverings facial hair and related ornaments to curb provocations and keep with discipline standards.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Hi— Sindesta Yl
National University
Wanick
Burroughs Adding Machine Ad Leads to Reward
Classified item notes a 223 reward for recovery at Burroughs Adding Machine with telegraphic contact details. It mentions Broadway storefront ads, rental listings, and various misread terms while inviting readers to check further in the classified section for more details. The garbled text includes rental offers, used furniture, and department store references.
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Burroughs
Eteles
Broadway
Lezingioe
Ste Claus
Ators
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