William II Era Aged 74 and Big Steel Ventures
The column under Arthur Brisbane style hints at William II aged 74 and a satire of “Big Steel” prosperity. It mentions a book titled My Ancestors, a journey toward healing, and curious musings on William’s life. The piece references U.S. rail and real estate gains, a 16 story office building, and hints at New York City wealth shifts. It ends noting continuation on another page.
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Wiliam II
Happy Big Steel
Arthur Brisbane
Ty King Wibkurps Bymny
Grayburg Wins Tax Fight and Raids Revealed
A raid by eight deputies led by Chief Deputy Charles Melerson seized a gambling operation at 12 North St. Mary's and 300 decks of cords at Devoid. Charges against Knight T. J. Mody and others were filed, with bail set at 8000. The raid followed a court order to destroy gambling paraphernalia as Sheriff Alfonso Newton pushes to curb open gambling.
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Burgey
Nlueriffe
Chiek
Charles ¥. Melerson
Garehog
Mary's
Peters
J. FP
Onion
Charles Veters
Chadwell
Roly
Gwatoes
Envi
Knight
T. J. Mody
William Newhenner
W.T. Abeyees
Raymond Bobserty
Clarence Nix
Tuldoknson
Cy Agatin
Jepheisrain
Suige
Tweediy
Velers
Murontened
Weather forecast with mixed winds and mild temperatures
Readable weather notes indicate a Monday through Tuesday forecast with a low around 1% rise and light to moderate southerly winds. Expect cloudy nights, possible east and northeast showers in western areas and a shift toward partly cloudy conditions by Tuesday.
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Vouec NT
Noutheast
Freak Gale Destroys Trees and Spouts Seen on Coast
A freak storm near Los Angeles yesterday uprooted several trees and damaged two homes slightly. Two water spouts were observed offshore, while hail battered lettuce and other early crops. heavy rain fell in Hollywood and Glendale with downed trees and scattered damage reported.
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Taternation Servier
Tos Angeles
Cal
Dan
Stark Waa
Swanin Mentca
Stallywood
Chendale
Sunln Menten
Sigma
Pocket Vetoes Up to Highest Court
Fragment provides a garbled note about pocket vetoes and actions by the president, suggesting a legal or constitutional dispute reaching the high court. Core entities are unclear due to OCR damage but involve executive action and judicial review.
Speeding Pedestrian Kills Man at October Event
A 70 year old man, A. W. Monfort, was killed by a speeding pedestrian during an event at the Olive World’s fair. He had prior injuries from a prior incident and died yesterday after being hospitalized. The article notes the incident occurred last October and involved a buy at the fair.
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A.W. Monfort
Munford
Wis
Weather Forecast Sketch From The City Desk
Cloudy and rainy forecasts for Monday in San Antonio with a chance of showers. United States Weather Bureau reports temperatures in the low thirties to high forties, a Monday morning warmup, and a possible heavy rain event overnight.
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Siar Antonio
United States
Buceuy
Miners Burned in Explosion at Pennsylvania Shaft
Twelve miners were trapped after a cave in at the Baltimore No. 2 mine, Hudson Coal Co., Wilkes-Barre area. Officials avoided comment as details remained unclear amid initial, unconfirmed reports of the blast and its toll.
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Pennsylvania
Wilkee-Barrd
Haltimore No. & Mine
Hudson Conk Company
Ise
Actin
Miny
Bill Would Okay Federal Probe of U S Prosecutions
In Austin Texas on March 21 the House considered a bill to authorize a federal probe into alleged prosecutions by independent oil producers and related topics. The measure, altered by Rep A J Marding of Fort Worth, passed first reading in the morning session.
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Bill
U. S
Austin
Tan
United Titer
Petres
A. J. Marding
Tork Worth
Wausiin
Eentite Fowlay
Cuuemriont
Gous ‘Sani
Genehal'yepart
Delsert
Eredeat
Voday
House Journal
Prisoner fatally stabbed after four attack at western penitentiary
John Oriham, 48, a prison inmate, died in the prison hospital early today after a fellow convict fatally stabbed him following a confrontation. The incident occurred at the western penitentiary last night as four guild members were involved. TETSUGAGI Tou Jan 21-6 details remain unclear.
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Tou Jan
Western Penitentiary
Man Is Tried on Car Theft Charge
A man identified as Mike Cisagrox faced trial in the forty fourth district on a car theft charge. The case involved a claim of theft by receiving stolen property. Witnesses named Marvin Cutts testified May 1 as part of the proceedings.
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Man
Mike Cisagrox
Sindy-fourth District
Cadre Mandiy Om
Marvin Cutts
Land probe figures loom in Texas Senate inquiry
The Texas Senate debates a land probe and concurrent resolution urging inquiry into land administration and the land office. Senator Moore and others push for comprehensive investigation while opponents seek narrower action and defense of the land commission.
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J. Tubison
Fond Commissiont
Lomney Geneead
Bowrd
Fyr
Bertler
Walter Woodard
Cofoyenua
J. We Ainvensen
Vetoriay
Gate of Lands
Trowever
Joy Moorse
Greenville
Wirtz
Hegnit
Texas
Moore
Senate
Eastland remains spark debate over frog body fate
The article discusses the alleged frog carcass found near Liberty Courthouse and the possible display or burial options. Competing theories assign the remains to various institutions or proposals, including Washington entities or the Christian University. Debates touch on timing and possible hunts for artifacts.
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Eastland
Jiu
Licott
Wnoeshington
Swithaunian
Pests
Christian University
Ayers
D. Jenny
Rip
Uborty
Wood
Bevrane
Pete M'Kenzie Faces Sentence This Week
A court in Ninety-fourth district heard that Pete M'Kenzie will be sentenced this week after a prosecution led by Detective Chief Samsereet. Judge Jlitze W. W. McCrory presided Monday, with Brenton b¢ seeking a quiet docket. The exact day and hour were not announced. A gubernatorial submission is anticipated through Rev. Tale Ye Srag of Es Minek's Tiphseu.
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AleNonzin
Samsereet
Jlitze W. W. McCrory
Ninety-fourth District Court
Brenton
Tulge McCrory
Mies
Annauen
Dan Moule
Tale Ye Srag
Es Minek
Tiphseu
Pal Elunche
Roweier
MeRtay
St. Mark's
Fire Threatens Health Clinic In City Building
A Monday morning blaze damaged the X ray room and equipment at a health clinic on Main Avenue. Firemen reported the fire in the upper story where Dr AW Midane and his wife lived upstairs. Estimated building and contents loss valued at $20,000.
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AW. TS Midane
Mulmough
Firoingy
Kenedy Marshal Trial Opens in Local Case
Kenedy officials report the new trial for Norman Sanday charged with a shooting at a residence on June date. Court records show attorney absent, delays noted, and the jury panel awaiting further action as the case progresses toward a possible verdict.
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Karnes Prey
Fan
Eaecyr
Norman Sanday
Beayty
Omteshal
B. Hown
Kenedy
Lune
Tintyng
Werond Geedy Fe
Willy
Lorin
Ney
Tatmilny
Ranak
Arduret
Toulinys
Famed bass Chaliapin in San Antonio for concert
Feeder Chaliapin, noted opera star, and his wife are in the city preparing for a Monday night concert at the auditorium. Chaliapin, a member of the Metropolitan Opera company, is regarded as one of the world’s greatest bass voices.
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Feeder Chaliapin
Chaliapis
Metropolitan. Opera Company
Ra Tea
Chicago Crime Wave Drives City Toward Hired Patrols
Chicago faces a seven day crime surge with a flood of robberies and racketeering as gangs terrorize the city. Police seek 200 additional officers amid a manpower shortage and a planned crackdown follows a period of two penny crime.
Maestro Arrives Early. Praises San Antonio Audiences
World renowned bass Fender Chaliapin arrives ahead of schedule in San Antonio. He expresses admiration for the city, its parks, and the municipal auditorium where he will perform. A twilight concert draws hundreds of fans, with attendees from Austin Kerrville New Braunfels and beyond welcoming the event.
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Himelf
Buturdas
Siu
Tulaniy
Boes
San Antonio
Bit Resel
San Antoniaus
Austin
Kerrville
New Braunfels
Supreme Court Rules Texas Tax on Gasoline for Military Use
The U S Supreme Court ruled Texas cannot tax gasoline shipped to military reservations or federal posts, upholding Colonel Herbert White’s claim that such shipments are interstate and beyond state taxation. The decision affects Fort Bliss and other posts, with the ruling guiding how future gas sales to the armed forces are taxed.
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United States Supreme Court
Texas
Washington
Supreme Court
Ginsburg Ol Company
Fort Ginny Ousion
Herbert A. White
Wighth
White
Houston
AL Air Corps Training- Center
Beadh Quarters
Gruyburg Company
Senate to Vote on West Final Attack Is Made
Washington dispatch reports the Senate set to vote on the West matter as Republicans press for a favorable outcome. The final attack is described as decisive, with key figures from Wiseauahy and Time Republicans urging swift action before the 2:80 o clock deadline.
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Senate
West
Washington, DC
Wiseauahy
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