Twoexplosions kill one, injure two, leave four missing at Kettleman Hills
In Fresno California January 20 a pair of terrorist explosions rocked the Petroleum Securities company plant and gasoline storage tanks at Kettleman Hills destroying a 3.5 million absorption facility. One man was killed two were injured and four were missing following the blasts late last night at the site.
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Fresno
Qalif
Patroleum Securities Company
Kettleman Hills
Monument to Texan womanhood planned in Austin
Dallas Jan 30 An executive board meeting of the Texas Federation of Woman's Clubs ordered erection of a monument to Texan womanhood in the form of a headquarters building for the federation at Austin.
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Texas Womanhood
Dallas
Texas Federation of Woman’s
Austin
Finst
Federaton
Local characters mix with sheep feeding talk in Midland district
The narrative sketches several men feeding lambs on the Fredericksburg road near Detar county and in Sutton, with notes on Edney a student and Jeff Vaughn of Marfa. It recalls the 1875 Noakes raid near Corpus Christi, highlighting George Saunders and Walter Billingsley, and Sidney Borden who carried gold in his boots to escape captors.
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Harry
Gunter Tobby
Detar
H.C. Wen
Soward
India
Medina
Sutton
Hood Brothers
W. M
M. KK
Meo
San Antonio
Fredericksburg
Fa L
Menra
Menard
Edney
New York
Jeff Vaughn
Marfa
Tom Johnson
Jett
Madison Square Rodeo
Tau
Jeff
Bill Grata
Mary E. Hipp
Thomas J. Noakes
Noakes
Corpus Chyiatl
George W. Saunders
South Texas
Rio Grande
Saunders
Walter Billingsley
Sidney Borden
Sidney
Tenjson
Texan bandits kill Mexicans after raid in Te area
A Texan party roamed from the Rio Grande toward Corpus Christi and killed a well dressed Mexican merchant and his servant after some members refused to approve the act. Walter Billingstey recalls the incident, noting the violence amid raids by bandits in South Texas.
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Billingaley
Antanis
Laredo
Corpus Christi
Nuecestown
Micney
Walter Billingstey
South Texas
Weat
Massive Chicago blast injures eight, causes $100000 damage
A powerful bomb exploded in a one story brick building housing a grocery firm on Chicago's North Side injuring eight people and displacing several families. Police say property damage is about $100000 and the blast shook nearby areas as residents fled into the freezing night.
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Chicago
North Side
Severn’ Farmling
Proberty
Store Robbed Note Warns Proprietor
A burglary occurred at Julius Maier at 401 Eat ey Street on Wednesday night. A note reading Took out, Maier! was left signed The Ace of Ares. Police suspect juveniles due to the childish handwriting. Cheese, sausage, meat, and butter totaling nine pickages and other items were stolen.
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Himary
Atore
Julius Maier
Eatey Street
Maier
Condition of Til Queen Stationary
Rome Jan 30 Attendants of Queen Victoria of Sweden said her condition remains unchanged at her villa Bere where she has stayed for years. The queen aged 68 has long been an invalid and police report shows no change in her health status.
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Rome
Victoria
Sweden
Bere
Eagles lodge plans in San Antonio by Kansas City group
Conrad Mann of Kansas City arrives in San Antonio for a one day visit as the Eagles' national organizer and financial advisor outlines a lodge building in the city within a year. Construction costs estimated between 780000 and 1000000 dollars. Mann to spend the week in the Grand Valley area. later, 60 Kansas City businessmen fly to Mexico City for Cascun Ortiz Rubio’s inauguration.
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Conrad Mann
Kansas City
National Order of Eaglog
San Antonio
Lyo
San Antonio Actio
Mann
Grande Valley
Snod
Mann and
Hyan
Public Asked to Aid Ten Persons Living in Garage
Mrs. R. C. Hagman appeals to San Antonio residents through the Social Welfare bureau to aid ten people under 28 years old living in a one room garage and a tent with little clothing. Eight children’s parents left, the oldest is grown, neighbors have helped but request persists. A health nurse has been sent to assist during a recent illness and cold spell.
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R. C. Hagman
Pax
San Antonio
Mexican Cabinet to Quit Friday
The cabinet will resign to President Portes Gil on Friday to allow Ortiz Rubin to form a new ministry when he resumes office on February 6. The diplomatic corps will pay its respects in the president’s residence.
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Mexico
Portes Gil
Ortiz Rubin
Glider Launch Postponed Amid Weather Uncertainty
A weather disrupted plan delays the glide launch as conditions hinder preparations. Officials and crews reassess timing while monitoring wind and visibility for a safe flight at the Lakemerst site.
Rural Ald Ruling Upheld in Fourth Court Appeal Hearing
Attorney General Th I Bobbitt will ask the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals to reverse a lower court ruling that Texas rural aid laws are unconstitutional. The case involves a $5 million state rural school fund and an injunction blocking education officials from using the funds. Local attorney James A Ring argues the injunction is legal and the rural aid law unconstitutional, with the hearing set for Saturday.
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Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Th. I. Bobbitt
Minor
Iflp
Distriet Court
Funda
Boar of Education
Lany
Rice M. Tilley
James A. Ring
Austin
Texas League For
Jumpy Nerves Quick Relief Ad Promises Calm Mind
An advertisement touts Dr. Kline's Remedy for nerve distress claiming instant calming effects after first dose and eventual restoration of normal conditions. It notes 70 years of use, no alcohol, and offers a free test bottle and book by writing to Dr B H Kline Co. in New York. It instructs readers to contact local druggists for purchase.
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Dr. Kline
Kiloc
Kiine
B. H
White St
Hed Bank
N. 2
Onfler
Klines
Droge
Gista
eversrLere
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