Tobin and Allies Rally at Soul Ban Community House
A Friday night rally at the Soul Ban Actonlo Community House will feature Sheriff Tobin and several associates as they open a political campaign. Speakers include Turige Osceala Archer Newton Adge 8. G. Tayloe and others, aiming to bolster the courthouse group against labor-backed opposition.
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Toha FW. Covi
Soul
Actonlo
Newton
Adge
G. Tayloe
Inks Ru- Mola
Ben Antonio
Minas
Klein
Aly
Medakill
Mr Worth
Myahos
Ulem
Peles
Thas
Psec
Railead
Mukeey
McAskill
Cordell
Veckerey de Airengehen
Block Macblie
Erally
Cute Poditlcian
Weilmieniay
Bueke
Ward Granted Bail After Westielev County Jail Detention
Ward held in Westielev county jail for six days awaiting arraignment. Court records show bail set at 2000 dollars with condition he not leave the state. Preliminary hearing scheduled next week as prosecutors prepare charges in the case involving a vehicle incident and alleged threats.
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Plauus
Ie Westelieatey
Camutty
Cloener Viera Nm
Furiaor Safle
Vistersaug
Atpvenie Court Mallee
Farmer charges dry officer for breaking crock
A Texas case unfolds as a farmer accuses a local dry officer of destroying property. U.S. district attorney sessions shift proceedings from state to federal court in Austin. Writs of habeas corpus and complicating statutes emerge as McClure faces federal review, with witnesses detailing the incident and arrests moving toward the next federal term.
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Gillespie
Cavite
Umlas & GomBe
Lego
Bath
United States
John D. Martusny
Habeas Corps
Texas
Coutte
McCinee
Austin
Jon Wimberly
Wiley
Fredericksburg
Howee
Ton Wimberly
Harsas
Chee
Joe
McClure
Marty
Wimberly
Gillespie County
MeChure
Tendouny
Melselon le
United “d States
McChire
Gage
Charles Atevesta
Noerne
Weather sketchy and warm with scattered showers noted
The report notes partially cloudy conditions with inconsistent temperatures across stations. Observers report mild to warm readings in several locales, with light to moderate showers in certain areas and varying rainfall amounts.
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Iniveau
Towner
Tihum
Mia Tanperahiers
San Antonio
Cation Hell
Bouth Anstiia
Georgia
Mlaebtn
Aad Tas Pa Ene
Pickers Strike Ends In Rio Vale Industry Row
Workers in the Walnus region ended a strike after Morily Mosiein and growers reached a settlement. The dispute involved Alina Pex and others over employment terms and ratified agreements. Local authorities, with the support of industry groups, confirmed a tentative accord ending disruptions in the Rio Graile Vale sector.
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Alina
Pex
Daly
Walnus
Rio Graile
Iimpare
Apy
Rogers Lists Shortcomings Of Pat Neff In Speech
A campaign stop outside the Alano center drew an enthusiastic crowd as Rogers criticized Governor Neff’s administration. He contrasted Neff’s budget with rival plans, denounced vetoes, and urged economy. Neff supporters disputed the figures and defended the budget.
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Rogers
Pat Neff
Roger
Tulbol
Smyers
Hoge Veghoe
Gither Colynith
Campbell
Lou Yen
Chavis
Ells
Jonas
Mublig
Morahle
Tie Welkon
Vin
Svannted
Neff
Childeay
Capitol
Epi
Taney
Canpaleiy Espianner
Diytlers
Erbielbed
Anthony
Uengora
Tabor
Angelgon
Beer ballot measure on citywide beer vote planned
An exploratory ballot measure on beer voting is set for July 12 in the city. Officials and aldermen discuss the plan, naming committees and cities involved while pledging to follow local procedures.
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Neenydhig
Anthon Gremak
Chienga Nlikernuin
Whiniiman
Melisage
Hullioving
Siganiyees Cir Veneta
Cormak
First Pictures of Dublin Battle Amid Civil War Fire
Fragmentary OCR notes show chaotic Dublin battle scenes with Republican and Free State forces. Descriptions mention government influence, artillery fire, wounded or wrecked positions, and clashes near a public area. The text references battle images and the presence of republican and government sides.
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Eencn- Americn
Sanguiinyy
Dublin
Free Btnte
Colitis
Piréucs
Yehley
Wree State Artillery
Liewie
Shelly Soto
Bern
San Antonio Leads Nation in Widow Statistics
San Antonio leads the nation in widow counts with about one in five women affected. Census figures show 2782 widows in the city and 3065 single women over 15 years old, with data highlighting the city’s high widow and maiden figures compared with national trends. The report notes a large share of married women and widows in the area, reflecting broader demographics and social patterns.
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San Antonio
Soren Ugg
LLG
Indies
Teathy Guin
Sheek Hess
Girl Cane-swinger Shocks Main Street Crowd
A fragmented report describes a cane swinging girl shocking pedestrians on Main Street. The unclear text references a person named Indy and a scene near a hotel as bystanders stare and an onlooker notes a dramatic act.
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Main Street
Debts to America and British War Funding Debate
Fragmented OCR notes discuss British debt to the United States and war funding. Mentions figures like 225,000.00 and 60,000,000, with references to the Daily Mail and Unity Shuten. Context appears to summarize debate on foreign debt and financial aid during wartime.
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America
Lawton
Ite
Mie
Daily Mail
Faer
Aerio Tooking
Amerion
Convicted of Murder in Mek IX Shooting Case
Court records show Tinwsiisa Tuy Mick Keil nn found guilty of murder in Mek IX. Prosecutors argued bullets struck Ke alg and Fivmk, while defense claimed temporary insanity at the time of the shootings. Trial details and witness testimonies were presented today.
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Tinwsiisa
Tuy
Mick Keil
Ehan Geil
Mek IX
Mivhawet
Bie
Foy Kritao
Denison Crowd Attacks Rail Worker's Fleeing Mob Incident
Fugitives wandered along Oklahoma tracks as a Denison mob attacked a worker near the rail shops. The violent clash included flogging and shootings with several injured. authorities reported many mob participants fled along rail lines. Local residents and businesses were disrupted while investigators sought to restore order.
Untitled Report From Fort Worth on Picket Strikes
A Fort Worth area incident summary describes alleged strike pickets confrontations near a business district. An arrest followed a chaotic scene as onlookers and a newspaper crew observed police actions and protest responses amid the disturbances.
Notice To Out of Town Subscribers
Out of town subscribers are urged to read an important notice about delivery changes and revised rates. The message requests timely payment and continued service while outlining new tithes and schedule adjustments. Readers are asked to check their copies for further instructions and contact details.
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Dave Rey
Omar
Avery
Moro
Matas
Wits
United States
Euardron
Harding criticized for gentle taps and bludgeon on railroads
In Kansas City on July 12, F T Knight of the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen denounced President Harding for his railroad strike proclamation. He claimed the president showed inconsistency by enforcing Labor Board mandates before July 1 but not afterward, saying Harding gave the railroads a gentle tap then blasted unions with a bludgeon.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Harding
F. Tt. Knight
Brotherhood of Railway
Carmen
Brotherhood
Martin F. Ryar
Knight
Labor Board
Proclamation Tightens Grip on Railway Strike Crisis
Washington July 12 prescribes all persons to refrain from interfering with interstate transport and mail delivery. Government signals possible strong action if not heeded. Proclamation viewed as final move in the railway shopmen strike with widespread interpretation of future enforcement.
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Carmen
Washington, D. C
Harding
United States
Executives Confer Over Rail Strike Tensions
Rail executives led by Chairman Looper met with union leaders including Warton H. Hlune and W. G. Lee to discuss posturing and working conditions amid the threatened strike. Representatives from Missouri Pacific and Delaware and Hudson attended as labor talks entered a critical stage. The gathering followed violent clashes with pickets in several cities as unions pressed for wage changes and regional bargaining.
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Daly
Hooper
Mrrang
Dewell
Velvon
Te Ghiengs Geout Western
Western
DT. K. Lovre
Delaware & Uud
Taysinin
Ce Shewmen
Warton H. Hlune
Brotherhood of Lucumative Engineers
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood
Unibway
Rzinmen
Jntpy
DO. B. Robertson
Atvenig Atl Baeyin
le Sheppard
Drdee
Railway Cundvenory
Hrotherhonds
Unie
Oreilway
Thiow Rvikway
Fort Worth
Strikgra
Minvelmid
Raodhoume
Tom Tie
Baers
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