Mrs E R Tarver Dies at Sanitarium Here
Mrs E R Tarver, 88, a Seguin, Texas resident, died at a sanitarium in San Antonio. She was married to Captain W V Tarver of Seguin and lived in Laredo and El Paso at different times. Survived by daughters Mrs Kate Tarver of Seguin and Mrs Wandiner Taymorville, and three grandchildren. United States immigration service connection noted.
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Seguin
Tex
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Seguig
Renyed Qu Lareda
Captain Tarver
Wandiner Taymorville
Tec
Kate Tarver
Luxurious Jail May Be Razed In New Work Era
New York's controversial jail could be razed as part of state and city reforms to eliminate the system for holding offenders against the civil law. Officials including the mayor and sheriff have long sought to end Ludlow’s operation, arguing high per diem costs and archaic conditions. The proposed plan targets per prisoner costs and aims to free funds for other services, with the legislature weighing the measure amid debates over safety and budget impacts.
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New York
Ludlow
Maine
New Forks
Futh- Ter Enies
Uie Bankromt
TerdLow
Kunden
Eloven Lepel
Mate August
Sieg
Jandavi
Ludley
Lui Archer Dails
pLndlow
Muckethan
City Plight Highlighted In Jail Overcrowding Crisis
The piece details escalating penalties and crowding in New York prisons. It notes 24 inmates transferred to larger facilities and a looming plan to pour funds into the city’s treasury while addressing dire living conditions for prisoners and lodging house inmates.
Long-Delayed Settlement In Seguin After Death
In Seguin Texas a dispute over two yearlings bought on credit before the Civil War is settled after 56 years. Kimball, now in Falls County, refused to return the animals to Mofield’s estate, who died wealthy and liberal. The matter was resolved when Kimball eventually accepted payment terms and the heirs received the two yearlings with interest. Wilder Mystery Cleared Up reports a violent case in Fort Worth.
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Tex
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Haney Motel
Frank
Kimball
Falls County
Mofield
Wespear Honda
Thall
Mr. Mujeld
Kinthal
Moyfeld
Gwar
Chrisjayss
Kinball
Aq Daily News
Mafield
Fort Worth
Kaun Harrison
Woo Werren
Peet
President 13 Confident of His Position in Senate
Senator Lewis reports strong support for the president in the Senate as proposals to prevent Americans traveling on armed ships face a likely defeat. He says the administration expects no congressional action that would interfere with negotiations with Germany, signaling a largely one sided vote if pressed.
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Washington, D. C
Beesiden
Wilson
Senate
J. Hamilton Lewis
Il Ness
fBreard
Germany
Lewis
Congress
Gore
Hearst
Son Uns
Congressill
Senate Debates Gore Resolution and Investigation Updates
The Senate canvass finds Gore resolution to bar armed-ship Americans unlikely. Brandeis probe continues with Norman Hapgood testifying Collier’s funded anti Forman drive. Boston lawyer William Youngmay adds Brandeis-Wareley Will ties. Agriculture committee presses antimonopoly inquiry as Norvly of Nebraska opposes the Shields General Dam Bill.
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Illinois
Senate
Gore
Mie Feeesa
Seale
Stone
Brandeis Investigation Committee
Norman Hapgood
Collier's
Collier’s
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Forme
Ballinger
Boston
William Youngmay
Brandeis
Senate Agriculture Coniitten
Rimator Norvly
Nebraska
Congress
Washington
Water power trust dispute stalls vote in House
The House debated a railway and financing bill as leaders sought the finishing touches on complex provisions. Representative Tarrisan faced objections from Rep. Towner over quorum, and the body moved to a rules revolution vote with 199 to 104 in favor, while debate was limited.
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Tolay
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Bsnizeippl
Thieles Committee
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Tarrison
Macattay
Representative Towner
Down
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Mie House
Democrata
Corpus Ladies Seek News Of Art Teacher
Corpus Christi readers report a dubious art instructor who promised easy money. Indio women called his downtown office after ads and paid two dollars for lessons and a bottle of mysterious liquid. The instructor vanished with both the money and the women’s paintings, leaving only questions about the couple and the liquid.
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Tes
Pet
Corpus Christh
Atco
Jett
Mie
Tien
Germany to seek explanation from Portugal over ship seizure
Berlin says it will ask Lisbon to explain the seizure of thirty two German ships and will act according to treaty provisions. German officials note Portugal passed a belligerent ships law, but no transmission to Berlin, and hint British influence may drive Lisbon action. Portuguese ambassador argues the move serves public interests, not a belligerent act.
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Geremany
Portugal
Germany
Posen
Lisbon
England
Berlin
War news wire plan discussed by German editors in Chicago
Seventy five German editors met in the Kilsechor hotel to form a semi secret wireless network for transmitting unbiased war news between Germany and the United States. They kept details private citing publicity concerns and questioned leadership.
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Chicago
Web
Aninstvere Turer Berni Newsragie
America
Kilsechor
Incurire
Germany
Bernara Uidder
New York
Statts-Zettung
Herman Ringer
Ridder
Paul . Mueller
Chicamo Abend
Paul
Mier
Geren
Sr. Kucher
Mr. Musier
C. MM. Hin
D Annunzio Wounded in Eye After Plane Crash
Sabriele D Annunzio is severely wounded in the right eye after an aeroplane accident while on post duty at the front. Doctors fear loss of sight in the injured eye.
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Tome
Sabriele Dannnunzio
Utpost
Eve
Etiquette Rules Highlight Golfers Courtesy
An article extols golf as a gentleman’s game built on courtesy. It details passing etiquette, order of play, shouting fore, passing restrictions, and safe conduct on the municipal Brackenridge course to prevent harm and ensure fair play.
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Brackenridge Bays
San Antonio
Yulle” Usns
Too
Ak Thramme
Fraser
Lange
Genin
Hike
Lelle
Paige
Tal White
Whiskey Price War Revealed in Mail Order Book
A fight over a mail order whiskey trust leads to a published book by Taian Marcel of 518 Brandw Kansas City Missouri exposing trade formulas and secrets. The volume claims whiskey costs from three to five dollars per gallon while the trust claims higher margins and allegedly sends the book free to readers who request it.
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Marcel
Kans City
Union Plan Formed for New York Public School Teachers
Pat Samuel Gampers, president of the American Federation of Labor, arranged to establish a union of New York public school teachers. The union would be created within the American Federation, as reported.
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Tincherst Organizg
Pat Samuel Gampers
American Federation of Labor
New York
Americanr Federation
Germany claims Verdun fell as war momentum shifts
Reports from the West End papers claim Verdun's fortress is fallen or nearing collapse as German forces press the Russians on the enemy front. The Evening Standard and Pall Mall Gazette discuss British and French resolve and warn against overestimating gains while bracing for renewed blows.
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