Session delay in Texas over sulphur tax hearing
Austin February 17. A special session hearing on a proposed sulphur tax faced delays as lawmakers delayed deliberations until tomorrow afternoon. Governor Moody’s stance on a further special session remained uncertain. The Senate trimmed the tax, while House supporters argued the move faced a quorum failure tied to opposing interests. Senator Pollard accused absent members of junketing and cited a San Antonio paper quote about a hotel registry.
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Austin
S. BR. Terrell
Tedas i
House
Senate
Phil Sanders
Walter
Woor‘ward
Coleman
Tom Pollard
Tyler
Woodward
Pollard
Ving
Dallas
W. A. Williamson
San Antonio
Senalee Woodward
Dalles
Mente
Havine
Former convict Turner shot dead in alleged robbery case
In Port, Turner believed killed in a confrontation with Marvin Roberts, chief of police, after being released from the state penitentiary in February following burglary sentences. Authorities say Turner was involved in a violent crime spree with a companion when the shooting occurred. The report also notes an unrelated ancient skull find in Peiping, China, claimed to belong to a female from a distant era.
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Raveinport
Hla
Turner
Peiping
China
A. Akall
Tere
Accuser Moore Ly Windale Targets State Officials
Accuser Moore Ly Windale, a writer and efficiency expert, alleges financial misconduct that could threaten the impeachment of State Comptroller S. T. Terrell and potentially implicate other officials. The document outlines charges centered on banding of finances and improper accounts.
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Moore Ly Windale
S. T. Terrell
Man jailed after fight in Fort Sam Houston area
Mrs Cordelia Trevino of Woeth y Paredo street and Roxie Ward, 28, Fort Sam Houston Fourth hospital company, were treated for injuries after a fight at a home Sunday night. Ben Trevino said a soldier unknown to him was ejected from the yard, leading to the assault. Trevino reported an assault to murder charge was placed against Frieding.
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Cordelia Trevino
Woethy Paredo
Hubert B. Green
Roxie
Fourth Hospital Company
Fort Sam Wouston
Previou
Ben Trevine
Seven Kept Busy Subduing Crazed Russian Captive
In Kansas City police faced a demented Russian escapee named Victor Beleznexs from Conway Ark. Seven officers pursued and subdued him after he fled Nineteenth Street station. Clad only in trunks, he attacked two officers, then leapt from a window to the street 25 feet down.
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Kansas City
Fel
TWS
Victor Beleznexs
Conway
Ark
Nineteenth Street
Medical Editor Urges U S Board Examine Doctors
Medical Editor Dr. Mo Fishbein criticizes the government licensing board for doctors as unsound. He urges a thorough reexamination by examiners, citing observed failures to answer questions even with aid. The remarks come as he addressed the American Medical Association convention, arguing for stricter, better supervised licensing practices.
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U.S
Mo. Fishbein
American Medical Tenewal
Fishbein
Annus Congress
The
American Medical Aesociation
Butler Brothers Tale Told At Bedside Visit
Brig. Gen. Sailer Butler visited his injured brother Samuel Butler in Sunerag Wells Texas on February 17. Samuel was badly bruised from a recent automobile crash that also claimed the life of Horace Butler. The General reported his brother in much improved condition during an indefinite stay at the bedside.
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Sunerag Welds
Texas
Sailer
Butler
Samuel Butler
Horace Butler
Eastland
Terns
Canadian prelates promoted by Pope from Vatican
Vatican City February 17 reports promotions of Canadian church leaders. Monsignor James Charles MWetoagen Mont kenesal of Fimaniar Alberts haw been named Arch bishop of te ging Saykatehewsn. Monsignie Dennia , Downer General of London Ontario, is made bishop of Weterborough. Father Gerald Murrac of Toronto Ouierin is elevated bishop of Van roacer.
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Vatican City
James Charles Mwetoagen
Mont Kenesal
Fimaniar
Albertshaw
Te Ging
Saykatehewsn
Lady Heath Goes East for Divorce Hearings
Lady Heath, awaiting divorce, departs for Cleveland. The well known aviatrix travels east from Reno with a final delivery from a large work, as authorities confirm.
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Lady Heath
Reno
Manuliia
Iliveres Deerie
Birdames
Lady Mars Stiri
Cleveland
Veteran Army Regiments Doomed as Disbandment Planned
Washington reports a wartime decision to discontinue two historic field artillery regiments the 17th and 105th units, part of a broader reorganization. The move targets units stationed at Fort Bragg Fort Hood and other posts, reallocating detachments to new battalion status and opening training chances for reserve officers.
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Washington
Bcl
Fig
Fort Kuhn
Vermont
Fort Leavequartt
Lewis
Walington
Reorganization to Hit S.A. Lightly
A military reorganization will lightly affect S.A. operations, with about 100 men involved. The plan transfers personnel from Fort Sam Houston to Fort Bragg and renders several batteries inactive, including Batteries A and D of the Twelfth Field Artillery, while others remain partially active. The Twelfth and Fifteenth Field Artillery units will undergo major changes, with officers and enlisted personnel reassigned.
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Joss
Fort Sam Houston
Nerand
Washington
Geld Arillery
Twelfth Fiell Artillery
Seconi
Fifteenth Tr
Thin
Seventeenth Field Artillers
Fort Bragg
S.C
Twelfth Field Artillery
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Astefers
Claremore lodging tales amid Clark era memories
A fragmentary letter recalls travel to Claremore and the Southwest hotel scene, mentioning Rogers hotel in Claremore, travel comforts, and a compare with hotels in London and Hamilton. It notes elevators, a Democratic convention, and regional baths as purported cures, with reflective asides on Columbus and names.
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Claremore
General Grant
Dewse Jamies
Smukelesy
Figare
Aller ‘Rine
Rogers
Claremure
Wigire
Lae Dom
Buckingham
Gol
Himaton
Christy Columbus
Columbus
Ubin
Rugems
Commander Jol Al Suith Dry Takes Command Of Old Train
The article notes Captain Jol Al Suith Dry as commander of the Second Autumni- Noy Train, led to active duty after a late order. The train is described as one of the oldest in service, with Bart Sam Houston referenced in connection to the operation.
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Jol AL Suith Dry
Bart Sam Houston
Lime Bee
Graduation Day set at Avily Field for diplomas and commissions
Meig Halstead Dorey of the Sermal Division Fort WW Vanstut will deliver the graduations at Avily field February 27. Officers and entrants will receive certificates of production day exorcism and review at 9 a.m. General Vorey will present certificates to students. Gen Frank J. Tétho will award reserve commissions and Maj C. Tinker will present graduation wings. Five officers awarded reserve commissions and a few more named.
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Prank J. Tétho
Air Corpsraining Center
Maj
CT. Tinker
Kelly Field
Times FE
Chaney
Ciety
Fenkuts
V. Ot Brown
Th W. Brown
Sutter
Willian Tootsie
Nelaon
Two New Wells Completed in Louisiana Field
Opeloousas February 17 The Gulf company Hue Sunita brought the sixth producing well on the Vor Barrefehl field ten miles south of Mpoluyeas with a rate around 4500 barrels per day. Completion followed by the Gulf and others as the field grows amid a strong Texas oil boom activity in the area.
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Opelousas
Gulf
Hue Sunita
Vor
Barrefehl
Mpoluyeas
Texas
Woman Accepted by War Mothers Chapter After Inquiry
Mrs Lian Selier mother of Sgt William Hedfern is formally admitted to the American War Mothers after an investigation into her eligibility. The case examined her membership history, noting her leadership roles and long service with the Chirazs chapter.
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Lian Selier
William Hedfern
Van
American War Mothers Organization
Shelher
Seller
Schier
Chirazs
Redfern
Men Schier
Brow
Judge Asks Death Stay for Prisoner
In New York, Judge Charles C. New seeks a death stay for Frederick who is on death row at Sing Sing for the murder of actress Brarainzen. The case involves requests to Governor Hull for clemency and a possible reprieve as the execution date nears.
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Sew
York
Charles C. New Sra
Vest John Tekag
Honsevel
Ariifonn
Frederick Wo
Sing Sing
Fianealne
Brarrinzten
Ealol
Queen of Sweden Suffered Asthma Attack
A garbled report from Envaden notes the queen's asthma condition. It states she did not suffer a painful asthma attack yesterday or on Wednesday night. The text mentions Gustav and Tam, with unclear details about location or timing.
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Tacihots
Sweden
Tadag
Envaden
Gustav Je
Fragmented OCR: British Zep for Canada text uncertain
The readable fragments mention a British topic tied to Canada and timing around April. Names and locations are garbled, and overall sense is unclear with partial phrases about events or people. No definite outcome or clear agency present.
Edison Seeks Rubber Breakthrough in War Supplies
The interview with inventor Edison outlines efforts to expand rubber production in the United States. He discusses testing 13 000 plant varieties, selecting about 1209 with rubber potential, and pursuing a high yield super rubber plant to ensure wartime material sufficiency. He notes experiments across laboratories and grand plans to grow rubber crops in many states, including non tropical sites.
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Vong Eis
Tdi
ORL Mybhe
Iorna
Chun
Bainen
Suritingly
Ign
United States
Synult
Thas
Kissen
Duke
Ei U
Radison
Usar
North Ay Nome
Denies Oil Drainage From Teapot Dome
Acting Secretary at the Nay Joharke said there was no drainage of oil from Teapot Dome as wells outside the government property operated. A statement replying to an open letter quoted a United States government official who cited records to support the denial.
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Washington, D.C
Nay Joharke
Haglert
Twland
OS Frelex
Carper
Wyalincke
United States
Man Stabbed by Adopted Son in Austin Incident
Oscar Saul, 49, remained hospitalized today with stab wounds. His adopted son, Linselie Saul, was at large, while Mrs. Sanssingy faced a defen se claim and alleged he used the knife to protect property, according to police notes.
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Austin
Oscar Saul
Ann
Linselie Saul
Liberty
Howl
Sanssingy
Abe
Bodies of Yanks En Route to U S A
Havre France March 17 The bodies of two American soldiers believed to be among the last to die in northern France are returned to the United States. Names listed likely include Ryeka Marrs Talter and Cheriman, as they were identified among the remains.
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U. 8
Havre
France
Run
Tokelem Tekin
Ryeka
Marrs Talter
Cheriman
Seelitson Makes Trin to Houston Tistner Attorney
Seelitson seeks legal action in Houston with attorney Tamar Seellgann representing the party. The matter remains unsettled as details of the case are not fully disclosed.
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Seelitson
Houston Tistner
Tamar Seellgann
Houston Mimlay
Electrical wizard Edison celebrates 83rd birthday in Florida
Thomas Alva Edison photographed with Mrs Edison as friends and admirers visit his Fort Myers winter home to wish him well on his 83rd birthday. The scene captures the unveiling of a bronze tablet honoring the aged inventor and his continued good health.
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Thomas Alva Edison
America
Mrs. Edison
Fort Myers
Fla
Winter tours to Rio Grande valley from San Antonio
A party of 25 winter tourists left San Antonio Monday for a day trip into the Rio Grande valley. They will visit principal cities and points of interest, returning Saturday. A varied program has been prepared for the trip with dances, games, prize events, and talks on municipal government by Frank Shegs of Detroit.
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San Antonio
Rio Grande Valley
Atta
V. R. Niegler
Canopus
Mew
Riegler
Jtouke Bros
Avicumion Group de
Frank Shegs
Detroit
Rhairman
Kil Wright
Meal Fire
Oaline —Torma
White King Granulated Soap Promises Savings and Purity
A vintage ad extols White King Granulated Soap as condensed and pure, arguing weight equals value. It claims less soap is needed per use, touts safety for blankets dishes or lingerie, and sells the product as economical with a teaspoonful to a basin of water. Your grocer stocks it.
Almada Succeeds Leon as Governor in Chihuahua
The permanent congressional commission accepted Dina Leon's resignation as governor of Chihuahua and appointed Prince Almada as temporary governor. Leon moves to head the portfolio of industry, commerce, and labor in the Ortiz Rubio cabinet.
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Menico Ofey
Permanent
Congressional Commission
Bag
Duia Leon
Chihuahun
Lea
Pronince Almada
Leon
Industry
Commerce
Lobo
Ortiz Rubio
Pioneer of Auto Industry Reaches 87 in Detroite
Henry M. Telnad, age 87, a pioneer of the auto industry, celebrated his birthday in Detroite. He previously made tools for rifle manufacture in the Civil War and produced airplane motors during World War I.
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Mich
Henry M. Telnad
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