Jealous Rage Knife Attack Leaves Woman Gravely Wounded
Len den Mattiney wounds a woman with a knife in a jealous assault at 207 South Santa Rosa avenue. The victim bears 25 stab wounds and faces possible death. Alvarez alias Le Toro is being sought as the attacker while city police search neighborhoods for him. Officers report a disturbance and a daughter who fought to defend her mother during the early morning hours.
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Lenden Mattiney
Haid
Alvares
le Toro
Wales
Santa Rosa Avenue
Dinnans Alvarez
Uinyeen
Sanhs Rasa Acenle
Wornai
Wastor
Eis
Barber’s death ruled suicide by own action in city
Three divers identify a body found near the railway as their late roommate, Memun, after weeks of uncertainty. Investigators say the deceased, a barber by trade, took his own life. The body was recovered from a river near a shop on Base Tension Street after several days.
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David
Memun
Hellet
Cisen
Heala
Ji9
Wei Held
Two Girls Die in Factory Fire in Scranton
In Scranton Massachusetts, June 17, the Imperint Underwear factory three stories high caught fire. More than 10 girls worked there. One worker Figra Waltroune is reported burned to death, another Mary Buckley killed by jumping. Sale Cohen and her sister Annie, Florence Quaylek and Margaret Horan were badly burned and admitted to hospital.
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Scranton
Figra Waltroune
Mary Buckley
Jamiplig
Sale Cohen
Annie
Florence Quaylek
Margaret Horan
Mother testifies on Thaw insanity in Pittsburg case
New York report details Miss Aline Flteiker of Washington testifying that Harry Thaw appeared irrational during visits to the Thaw household. She described his eyes rolling, incoherent talk, and a fixation on Evelyn Nesbit. Mrs Thaw also took the stand, recalling his boyhood and alleged family insanity links.
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New York
Aline
Fielteker
Washington, D. C
Thaw
Pittsburg
Harry Thaw
Will
Mr. Litlieton
Miss Pletebor
Evelyn Nesbit
Wen Melcher
Thal
Benes
Harry
William Thay
Pittsburr
Teyone
Ken Ikory
Examinations Scheduled at Federal Building in San Antonio
Six examinations are scheduled here for federal service jobs in Washington and San Antonio. Openings include interpreter and hydrographic positions with salaries from 2200 to 2400. details list requirements for language ability and geography expertise. Additional exams cover meteorology, micro-analyst roles, and agricultural chemistry, with varied pay bands and dates including January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonin
Mert Logan
Salark Unis
Death verdict in Jaehnel shooting case shocks town
An investigation found Jaehnel died by suicide after a personal crisis. The city gardener, once a noted figure, was found dead a few days ago with a pistol shot to the head. Local official I. DL Russell testified he did not closely know the deceased as a worker.
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Ansiice
Ben Fisk
Gortthryt Taehnel
Toma
Tol
Russell
Jaehely
Japanese Wife Held by U S Commissioner in Immigration Case
The case before U S Commissioner Earl D. Scott involves Ozaki charged by immigration inspector R G Callahan with bringing an alien not lawfully entitled to enter the United States. The proceedings center on Tenaiaitchi a Japanese woman and her Mexican husband Tenanachi Buddhist citizen, with questions of Japanese and Mexican law and possible execution or humane law penalties. The hearing was continued to tomorrow afternoon to allow the defense to prepare.
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Republic of Mexico
Yasularo K. Ozaki
United States
Earl D. Scott
R. G Callahan
Ozaki
Tena. Wach
Deehrsee
Scott
Japan
Vondriaeht
Mexico
Statt
Gresson
C. C. Toda
Tao
Policeman Who Shot Editor Is Suspended
New Orleans June 17 Edward Whitaker a police officer who shot Editor Joseph M. Levair of the Morning World last night has filed a lengthy defense. Whitaker says he acted after repeated abuse heaped upon him in the editor's columns and resents the insults directed at him.
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New Orleans
Edward Whitaker
Joseph M. Levwaie
Moring World
Red
Ms Action
Whitaker
Tin Dusltfad
le Wan
Pitiful Case Found by Humane Officer
A humane officer reports a dying man with tuberculosis in an apartment house. The officer appeals for aid to relocate the unfortunate man to New Orleans for treatment. The case is described as pitiable with a plea for assistance.
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Avish Watt
Yount
Bakt
Houston
Matthews
Tatty
Judds
New Orleans
Hobbs Denies Quitting Sap Road Over Change Rumor
Special to High Houston Tex January 17 Hobbs president and general manager of the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railroad denies quitting the SAP line. He says he knows nothing of a reported change and that any move would be decided by February 1. He notes no information about the alleged alteration and urges if anyone knows more to inform him.
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Houston
William A. Hobbs
Nice
San Antonio
Cushing
Louisiana Kings
Hobbs
Aline Gispaldi
Cubic
Abe Spitzer Burned in House Fire
Abe Spitzer was severely burned during a fire at his residence. Witnesses say he attempted to douse flames with water until firefighters arrived. He sustained injuries to his arms and face and remains hospitalized. a temporary disabling condition is noted with medical care ongoing.
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Abe Spitner
Darowe
Sale Wiledman
Alor
Deadly theater fire graves reported in Yoyertown
Reports from Yoyertown describe multiple funeral scenes and burial preparations following a theater fire that killed several. A large number of funerals were held today as community members mourned victims while officials investigated the blaze at the Mile hotel site.
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Yoyertown
Knowles
Local Weather Forecast for Antone and Surrounds
Local weather forecast notes Antone area with warmer conditions and fair to partly cloudy skies. Morning temperatures around 20, afternoon near 40, with light to moderate wind around 4 miles per hour and no significant changes expected. National weather outlook suggests varied conditions across the country.
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Antone
Ann
Haywood nurses boom as White House candidate
New York dispatch reports a chaotic fragment from Boise Idaho with garbled text about a nurse named Haywood amid a murder case in Boise and a chaotic reception in New York. The message references a political figure, a charm acquittal, and a planned meeting in New York with enthusiasm from crowds and cavilets groups.
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Haywood Nurses Boom
White House
Court punishes harshly for violations of federal statutes
A court session described a swift, stern commitment for violators in a high profile case. The judge pronounced a heavy fine and potential prison time for several defendants accused of various offenses, including participation in broader violations of federal law. The proceedings highlighted decisive action and severity of penalties.
Naval Recruits Head to Training Ship Norfolk
Recruitment letters received by Lieutenant Wilberk Smith announce twenty seven recruits to depart from Victoria San Antonio and other ports to join the training ship in Norfolk for ceremonial transfer and official duties.
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Norfolk
Wilberk Smith
Mielnageln
Bist Repr
Mayer Vuliter
AL I. Viowtan
Victoria
MD. Helelen
Iyprege
San Antonio
Meirew Aiernony
Uilownational
Creat Norhieen
Faure Saath
EL Bas
AlgHeraye
Bruna
Gadowill
Shakeup on L and GN road leads to new appointments
Old officials to be replaced as General Manager Meager and Lhose positions shift. Nobles and Biel tipped for superintendent roles, with changes spreading to New York and Palestine. The restructuring aims to streamline operations across divisions, affecting freight and passenger services and potentially altering leadership at several key offices.
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Traumwrsk
Noble
Luo
Lhose
Gow
Mags
Mapopt
A. Biel
Tindis
Missouri Palle
Nobre
Che Yor
Munger
Tories
W. Chirke
Incomt
New York
Giawimmell
Donny
Karna
Geors Nn K
Bhutan
Interational
Ouston Freight
Musicks
Hie International
Amonia
Annartiese
Palestine
Aonauliatinn
al Aagoueley Walt Cade
Golding Released After Thorough Investigation By Authorities
A deputy attorney general reported Nod Gelling, heir to a company, faced charges tied to a scheme. The case references Mave Yous and Dupteased actions amid a pursuit, with unclear details. The release follows an incomplete prosecution after a lengthy inquiry into the youths involved.
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Golding
Jewis Deve
Nod Gelling
Baker's Fate in Hands of the Jury in Severely Faulted Trial
A juried verdict hangs on the Baker case after dramatic closing by the state led by District Attorney Naker. Defense counsel Senator Chambers argued for acquittal as prosecutors pressed that the unknown man Baker allegedly gave a fatal drink to was central, while detectives’ testimony challenged Baker’s statements and attempted to prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt.
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J. Th. Baker
McMickla
Lenanda
Fide
Angrney Naker
Ater
Edw Dwyer
Chambers
Afvorier Brown
Helene
Retour & Vanlict
Devordiune
Tay
Declan Poiits
Wren
Baker
Ting
Aml de
Hhs
Womack
Fie
Bater
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Landera Martinez
Jerome
Jaehnel
U.S
America
SAP
Southern Pacific
Abe Spitzer
DG Graves
McDonald Stutte
McDonald
Vane Hi li
Bee
Boise
Idaho
Soeinlich
Wim. A
Eugene
Debs
Ee Wyond
Aoedallep
Geuslie
Gigi Burathon
Winadeeteville
Wismene
Benwedt
Byrddge Mersey
Siron
Binhon
Eburk
Taut
Bt Acrou
Gla & Falton
Huss
L&g.n
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