Accused Dr Norris Faces Defense as Trial Continues
In Fort Worth the trial of Baptist evangelist Dr Norris proceeds with witnesses lined up to counter claims of a conspiracy. Prosecutors seek to show D E Chipps was killed amid lies and liquor fueled feuds, while Norris plans to testify to defend against charges.
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Austin Society
Travis County
Norris
Austin
Fort Worth
D. E. Chipps
Torneys
Barying
Norris Tuesday Hall
Mise
Jane Hartwell
Carl Glaze
First Baptist Ehurch
HLS
Roxie H. Parker
Hot Lemonade to Ward Off Colds Tonight
A vintage home remedy recommends hot lemonade with California lemons, honey, and hot water to prevent colds and possibly pneumonia. Drink after a hot bath and bed, claiming nine in ten colds end by morning and urging readers to stock two dozen lemons.
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California
Rebels Fall in Guanajuato and Michoacan Battles
The report details insurgent leaders Feline Mendes and Jose Jesus Martines killed in Guanajuato and Michoacan actions against federal troops. Other rebels died in Queretaro and Durango engagements as three federal columns pursue Tirso Gurrala. The Yaqui defeat is noted with high losses and Archbishop Orozco Jimenez’s earlier exile recalled.
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Jalisco
Durango
Feline Mendez
Jose Jesus Martines
Guanajuato
Michoacan
Federal Mendes
General Cedillo
San Luis Potosi
Villa Artiaga
Mendez
Agrarians
Rosario
Martinez
Aragon
Huizaie
Espinosa Cordova
San Antonio
Queretaro
War Department
Damaso Barraza
San Bartolo
Tirso Gurrala
Barraza
Francisco Manzo
Sonora
Huataciquili
Natus
Bible notes reveal pastor Norris's troubled murder trial life
A worn Bible margins reveal Rev. J Brank Norris facing murder charges and bowing under court pressure. The relic is pressed as witness to faith, fear, and a leader’s plea for divine guidance amid Texas justice.
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Norris
Bess Carroll
Universal Servi
Austin
Jen
J. Brank Norris
Ieader
Criminal Court
J. Franz Norris
Texas
Christendom
Dr. Norris
Daniel
Trial voice: Chipps murder case nears verdict
The defense and state clash over the July killing of Chipps at Dr Norris's office. Witnesses recount threats by Chipps against Norris and defense asserts Norris acted to save his life after being attacked by the intoxicated man.
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Mary
Hegdai
Tudee
Meey
Norrie
Chipps
Alvin
Chippe Wis
Dr. Norris
C. Meacham
Mort Worth
Norris
Unclear OCR Note on Confiscation and Territorial Change
Fragmentary text references seizure by forces and restoration of property, with mentions of the Union and authorities. No clear names, dates, or events available in readable passages. The readable segments point to wartime actions and jurisdiction changes but lack coherent details.
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Jeiaz
Ballot Box List Ordered at Capital
The State Supreme Court ordered removal of the city’s election ballots for examination by the senate committee investigating Pennsylvania’s general election. The action appears in the capital as part of a broader probe into ballot handling and reporting procedures.
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Dy International News Service
Usaderpitpas
State Supreme Court Today
Washington
Senate Committee
Pennsylvania
Trade Week Designation Announces Event in San Antonio
A fragmented notice indicates a Spring Trade Week event designated to be held in San Antonio. It mentions dates, a theater venue, and a large exhibition array, with references to commerce and tax matters and a bus bearing Grove.
Exiled priest says cal es fanning revolt in mexico
Four priests including Father Cabellero report being deported from Merida Yucatan after alleged violations of religious laws. They arrived in New Orleans awaiting a voyage to Cuba and expressed hope of returning to Mexico, while recounting harsh prison conditions and rumors of executions in other states.
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New Orleans
Calles
Mexico
Gustavo Carbellino
Cabellero
Crescenseiy Cruz
Manuel Soria Rosaldo
Castelline Delgado
Merida
Yucatan
Reques
Saul Lance
Walher Cabellero
Jalisco
Michocan Ancy
Progreso
Father Cabellero
Cuba
Old Trail Drivers Monument Drive For Funds Plan
Plans for funds for the Old Trail Drivers monument were discussed by the executive committee of the Old Trail Drivers Association at a meeting held Tuesday at the chairman Mrs. R. R. Russell's home. Reports of last year's work were made.
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Old Trail Drivers Monument Association
R. R. Russell
Baby girl burned in trash fire near home
A baby girl Clotilde Cortes 9? of 920 North Laredo Street was burned when she fell into a trash fire in her yard relatives rescued the child. An older man Clamente Gomez 66 of West Commerce Street was burned when a gas flare exploded at his workplace enveloping him in flames. Both were treated at Robert T. E. Green hospital.
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San Antonio
Clotilde Cortes
Laredo
Clamente Gomez
Pecos
Commerce Straee
Robert TE. Green
Franklin opposed naval arms limits say 1919 era source
Philadelphia report cites Rear Admiral Thomes P. Magruder asserting Benjamin Franklin would not have approved current naval armament limits. The piece frames Franklin as originator of the League of Nations idea and founder of our pats, reflecting a historical argument about arms control.
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Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
League of Nations
Thomes P. Magruder
San Antonio to Host 1927 Spiritualist Convention
Pred Herndon of the chamber of commerce says the National Spiritualist Convention will meet in San Antonio October 1 for a three day gathering with about 500 delegates. Photographs of the Alamo and auditorium will be mailed to three spiritualist magazines and used in a national radio advertising campaign. The Grosier Society plans an illustrated article on San Antonio in Pictures of the Auditorium Alamo Sunken Garden and Alamo Plaza.
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San Antonio
National
Herndon
the of Commerce
Herndon Sho
Alamo Add
Victor Company
Grosier Society [of New
Boast of
Hauditorium
Alamo
Gantons
Alamo Plaza
Kansan Plans Mince Pie Ban
Senator Finley of Chanute announces plans to introduce two bills to ban making selling or owning mince pies. The proposed legislation aims to curb the sale of cigarettes and accompanying confections linked to the habit. The move reflects ongoing concerns about tobacco use in Kansas.
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Kansan
Kansas Statuty Books
Finley
Chanute
Maki
Foreign policy clash voices amid Kellogg date dispute
A two day debate in Washington pits critics of Central American policy against supporters in a heated exchange. Berger questions administration aims, alleging capitalist interests behind Mexico policy and accusing Kellogg and Coolidge of bolstering Bolshevik fear through rhetoric. He cites Communist propaganda and warns of Red scares used to justify policy and suppress dissent.
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Washington
Costa Rica
Central America
Diez
Nicaragua
Jiminez
State Department
Tan
Coolidge
Kellogg
Wisconsin
Kellogs
Amer
Mexico
Americ
Berger
NSO
Cootage Ox
United States
Workers’ Party
A. Mitchell
Palmer
Department of Justice
Express
Advertisers Predict Women Target for Smoking Ads
George W. Ham, president of America Tobacco, predicts ads appealing to women smokers will dominate the market. The forecast appears in advertising columns noting trends and campaigns aimed at female consumers.
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Omaha
George W. Ham
America Tobacco Company
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