Call at Seoul Action to Prevent Communications With Exiled Emperor
A Chemino dispatch in Seoul reports Japanese warships Kasigi Nitaka and Tsi Shima arriving from Gensan with bluejackets and provincial troops to call at Seoul. Arrests of palace subordinates began to block any channels for communications from the former emperor. Authorities aim to intercept possible plots, while agitators from the provinces arrive and are barred from assembling. Fire safety measures prompted moving government departments to the palace for protection. Negotiations with Korea proceed with the Korean government holding talks under emergency conditions.
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Seoul
Chemiino
Kasigi
Nitaka
Tsi- Shima
Gensah
Soing
Morea
Japat
Korea
Fat Dayan
Berfore
T Hesiurhan
Texas Girl Sea Survivor News Alarms Texan Town
Special to The Light Waen Tex July reports McLennan and Mrs Wille urn of Clifton were aboard ill fated Columbia with fears she was lost. Survivors aboard the Elder include R Ewart Oklahoma City Fred Ropurs Enid Jay Brotherton Fine Por Indian Territory Nannie McLennan Waco Ore July 14 crowds awaited steamship George Jer bringing survivors. No raft or body recovered.
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Waen
Tex
E McLennan
Willeurn
Clifton Ae
Columbuzs McLennan
Brooks
Vancouver
B.C
Gre
Shelter Cove
Cal
R. Ewart
Oklahoma City
Fred Ropurs
Enid
Ola
JH Mahew
Jay Brotherton
Indian Territory
Fine Corjch
Nannie McLennin
Waco
Astoria
Ore
George
Columbia
Peante
Minning Ratte
Nate
Eureka
Peace Far Off Governor Opposes Proposal in Railroad Row
Asheville July 24 conservatives warn the railroad controversy grows tenser as Judge Pritchard’s peace plan to let state authorities ignore a $80,000 Southern railway judgment faces Governor Glenn’s disfavor. The state seeks to see if the new rate law will stand during appeals while federal court delays indictments against patrons opposing U.S. court progress.
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Asheville
N. C
Pritchard
Southern Railway
Long
Raleigh
Raleighh
Supreme Court of the United States
Glenn
Asklng
Pat
United States
Pasadena Woman Dies in Bed Fire After Alcohol Bath
In Pasadena on July 24 Mrs. C. B. Markos of this city was burned to death in her home. She had bathed in alcohol before going to bed and placed four hot irons at her feet. The flames spread under the bedclothes, and she died before help could reach her.
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Pasadena
Csilf
C. B. Markos
Meghol Times
Japs Salute U S Fleet in Brest Harbor Landing
Brest July 24 Japanese cruisers Tsukiba and Chitose under Vice Admiral Sir Gen min arrived this morning. While entering they saluted the forts with Twenty one guns and anchored near the American cruisers Washington and Tennessee. Rear Admiral Stockton saluted the Japanese as they swung in. In Texas a Baptist leader J L Ward suffered a fiery rebuttal while moving into a house fire damaged by a blaze. Waco hat house fire caused several thousand dollars in damage. building owned by Colonel W Z Denton and his family narrowly escaped.
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Brest
Chitose
Vicw
Sir Gen [Min
Washington
Tennessee
Charles H. Stockton
Vision
Waed
Texas
J. L. Ward
Decttur
Waco
Sweelal
Sanger & Go
Fourth Street
W. 2. Denton
July births set new record in San Antonio
The July births are projected to break records as 59 children were born in the last two weeks at the hel a office in San Antonio. Boys and girls are nearly equal in number with about thirty boys and twenty nine girls reported. Seven births were from exotic parents.
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Hela
San Antonio
Eutoved Pareniage
Melon Dispute Turns Deadly in Howson
A dispute over a water melon led to a fatal stabbing near a Carolina street dwelling. The toll is one man dead, an inquest pending as authorities investigate the morning incident.
Prohibition Bills Move Through Senate in Alabama
In Montgomery on May 24 Governor Cyoter slowed an autt shipping bill to curb liquor shipments into prohibition towns. The house passed global el using DI after the Senate, with expectations the general prohibition bill will pass. Early closing hours will restrict liquor sales in towns by population, with 2 pm in 10,000 plus towns, 9 pm in larger towns.
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Montgomery
Ala
Cyoter
Post Office Robbed at Marengo in July Heist
The Marengo post office was robbed early today, with losses totaling $1000 in money and stamps. Police investigate the break in, seeking witnesses and reviewing local security footage.
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English
Marengo
Sea Tragedy Victims Seventy Seven Missing Eighty Nine Saved
In San Francisco on July 24 the Columbia steamer tragedy shows 93 victims total with 77 still missing and 16 missing in forty were saved, Chow Mock of Oakland among the saved, Musser listed among the saved. remains to Eureka for burial, eastern passengers to be shipped home.
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San Francisco
Cal
Columbia Aa
Chow Mock
Oakland
Musser
Coroer
Eureka
Passen
Aille
United States League of Local Building and Loan Association Opens Meet
The fifteenth annual meeting of the United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations opened in Chicago on July 24 with a large attendance.
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Chicago
United States League of Lotal Building and Loan Associationy
Local Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Forecast calls for fate tonight and Thursday with temperatures from 60 to 82 degrees. Winds were light at 7 am. Observation times show 84 at 4 am, 93 at noon, and 96 later. cotton region bulletin noted on page two.
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Don My Ne
Texas Cotton Region Bulletin
Say Co Clerk Is A Graf ter In Lowsville Case
Farnie County Clerk W. J. Semoaia was arrested last night on a charge involving the misappropriation of funds from his office. The case was continued in pale court this morning by Judge Bole until August 7. Searain's books will be examined to complete the record.
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Lowsville
Farnie
W. J. Semoaia
Bole
Searain
Japan Russia pact agreed upon reportedly near completion
A draft Russo Japanese entente is understood to be finalized soon and published simultaneously in both nations. The pact would end the commercial boycott between Russia and Japan and mark a step toward formalizing their relations.
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Rassit
Taya
Victoria BC Fire Destroys Blocks and Homes
A major blaze in Victoria British Columbia destroyed eight blocks of shacks and many dwellings. The fire began in an unused boiler room and spread rapidly, threatening Government and nearby streets as firefighters and soldiers assisted, with estimated losses around 250000 dollars.
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Victoria
Blc
Termlers
Hevard
Chatham
Government Street
Cie
Voliaterra
Rail commission must pay mileage for inspections in Texas
The Texas railroad commission and its engineer cannot ride free on railroad property. Under an attorney general interpretation of antitrust law, the commission must pay mileage for trips to inspect the Southern railway and its Creighton service, now under a receiver. The commission plans to charter a train at a minimum cost per mile, with the state of Texas bearing the expense.
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Austin
Texas
Railroad Commission
Te: Southern Railway
Tswain and Creight Servicer
Myuytyld Ant Baginger Jhonteen Wintid
Om & Specdal
Bat Ander
Mttormey
Sto of
Intrigue in China and Korean Empire Rumors
Petersburg dispatch claims a clandestine movement in South China is spreading unrest toward the Korean emperor. The Nova Verma article discusses potential Chinese and Japanese tensions, western views of Jian as a danger, and fears of remnant Thai power in Pacific possessions.
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Petersburg
Nova Verma
South
Kore
Armamont
Cina
Jean Jewrd Woalpen
Pacific
Immigrant Law Test Near New Orleans
July 24 immigrant law test near New Orleans as Reginald Dykers leads a migration party to Cuba to secure passage for island inhabitants to Louisiana. Officials expect federal port authorities to act, while rail and state authorities weigh the probe’s potential court impact.
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New Orleans
Louisl- Hae
Reginald Dykers
Lousiana Shire Beard
Agiigniture
Cuba
Louisiana
South
Saloon Licenses Granted as Protests Trail In San Antonio
Judge Shook began the liquor license process for about 350 applications at the Spine court in San Antonio. By noon some 175 licenses were approved while protests and incomplete filings were noted for several saloon proposals. County Clerk Frank Mowton estimated 650 saloons in the city and county, with final action expected by tomorrow noon.
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Vernetta Brothers
West
Commerce Street
Judge Shook
Shook
Charles Wernette
Gre
Pall Shook
A. Tonlasi
Riverside Park
A. Beldiger
D. Butler
West Commerce
Charles Bellinger
W. W. Storn
Tla
West Commerce Street
Bellinger
J. HR. Reeves
George W. Wright
Matelie, Reeves
Latte M, Reeves
Tt. Massey
L. Botthel
A1. Bubet
Austin
Eourt
Judge Shock
Clark Frank Mowton
Detuwr Bus
San Aniunio
Bexar County
Captain Furman Dies in Corpus in 80th Year
Special to The Light. Captain Furman Claisn Rex Jaytain Edward bk Purmag died in Corpus last night at age 80 after years of illness. Born in Columbia St. Cu ani, he traveled widely, lived in New Mexico, met thrilling encounters with the Indians, and edited the Daily Caller for years. He served on the school board and was regarded as an intellectual, efficient pioneer. His brothers Judge Sam Parma n and Sevivner Furman of Fort Worth accompany the body home for interment tonight.
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Corps Claisn, Rex, Jay — Tain
Edward Bk Purmag
Ms City
Columbia
St. Cuani
New Mexico
India
Tme
Daily Caller
Sam Parman
Sevivner Furman
Fort Worth
Liberal press faces fines in Soviet crackdown
The Vedemostri and Novosti, two liberal Moscow papers, report fines imposed for publishing in Kiev Kazan and Penza. The Weekly Ganetty of the Constitutional Democrat in St Petersburg was sued for 5000 rubles.
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Moscow
Juy 24
Vedemostl N Ov
Eatin
Kiev
Kazan
Penza
Ganetty
The
Constitutional Democrate
St. Petersburg
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Tallin
Lcense
Mégro
Carolina Street
Cleintty
Thursiey
Kentucky
Short
British Columbia
LAW
Treasury OF Texas
China
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