Army teacher schools authorized for training soldiers
Memorandum from headquarters announces Army training schools to open August 22 at Travis and other posts for the Eight Corps. Courses cover general education, mechanics, carpentry, painting, plumbing, drafting, army clerk’s, and signal communications. Programs aim to prepare soldiers to teach upon return to units. Commissioned officers and specially qualified enlisted men will be sent to demonstrate schools.
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Court records show March term felonies and sentences
The Thirty seventh district term reports seven convictions and four acquittals in March with two burglars each sentenced to two years in prison. There was one robbery acquittal and one theft acquittal among three felonies heard, totaling fourteen years in penitentiary. No grand jury in March. 255 indictments returned, including 60 burglary, 82 forgery, theft, two murder cases and others.
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Faden
Fisteret
Stain
Alfred Harris
Xerards
Fitison
Sears
Privonyatsend
Fragmentary legal notes from a 34 and 8 trial list
Incomplete OCR text records trials and sentences with totals and names garbled. The fragment mentions prison terms totaling 104 with a longest sentence linked to a person likely flagged as Yom Crow in an Ora Tarkiy region, but details are unreadable.
New Sleeper Service Between Eagle Pass and Mexico City
The service to Mosico City will begin August 10 announced by agent Joseph Helleb. Through sleeping cars will run from Sea Satonin via Eagle Pass to Lom reou and on to Plednas Ne gres, with return departures from the Mexican town opposite Eagle Pass, arriving back in Eagle Pass by night. The Southern Pacific plans the through-sleeping service and expects to add more sleeper routes next month.
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Tagle Pass
Encraputea
Torreon
Nexus
Juseph Helleb
Hel
Ren
Mosico City
Sought Pass
Eagle Pass
Lomreou
Soldier Found Dead in Army Barracks Shooting
Soldier Merchant L. Roberts of Deano Travis was found dead at 6 o'clock Thursday in a back outbuilding of the headquarters barracks of the Minth Tafaytty. He had four gunshot wounds to the head. a magazine was found beneath him. An investigation was appointed but had not reported yet. Roberts' family in Springfield, China, and relatives there have been notified.
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Merchant L. Roberts
Deano Travis
Mottiink
Minth Tafaytty
Roberto
Springfield
Chin
Guides Bring Widow Stone To Marble Creek Search
Guides reach Mount Lavon to aid widow Alberta Stone after her husband W. E. Stone, Purdue University official, dies in a mountain crevice. Mrs Stone, under shock and exposure, cannot detail the tragedy. Pine Club members and reporters bring relief supplies as the search for Mr Stone continues without success.
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Pine Club
Tax plan sparks House vote in Washington
In Washington on July 28 the House debated a tax plan amid claims of a 40 percent windfall and payroll changes. Representative Gayner and Tyson, Democrats on the committee, argued the bill would raise federal revenue while opponents warned of harm to wage earners as the proposal moved toward passage.
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Gayner
Tyson
Gastr
Grorcaia
Probe graft charges in Austin prompt sweeping inquiry
A legislative probe into graft began in Austin with calls for Governor Neff to testify as investigators focus on extravagance and large appropriations. Chairman Senator Page leads the committee as it reviews testimony and records from state officials and lawmakers.
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Austin
Neff
Cox
Taylor
Shaizaiay
Page
Bas
Wiane
Detroit Fury 28-A Standin Reward For Arrest
Banks offer reward of 500 dollars for the arrest and conviction or killing of any person who robs or assaults. The Detroiters House Association announces a reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those committing robberies or attacks, including murder.
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Fury
Noward
Oluny Germen
Navocintinls
Delay Debs Report
Fragmentary OCR text mentions legal action, names, and locations with unclear context. The readable items include references to a court or public notice, individuals such as Bayon V. Dane and Achante pent, and地点s like New Ragland and Galbine, but details are garbled.
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Murdins
Sigarda
Bayon
Dane
Achante
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Cangas
Houston Financiers Negotiate City Contract Terms
Houston financiers arrive in San Antonio to negotiate city banking contracts with Mayor Black and City Attorney Midgeway. Representatives from Houston National Exchange Bank discuss bond structures, deposits, and a potential Texas State Bank partner. A formal draft of the transaction and agreement is to be presented to the council, with ongoing talks continuing into the afternoon.
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Houston National Exchange Bank
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Council
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Negroes Demand Immediate Action in Henderson Murder Case
A local Negro delegation urged District Attorney McAskill to convene a special grand jury to probe the fatal shooting of Mollie Henderson’s husband Charles Henderson. Police say Henderson was shot on East Chamber Street near the sidewalk. an affidavit accuses him of murder. The coroner and court actions are noted with a habeas corpus hearing set before Judge Walling.
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Mollie Henderson
Grand Fry
McAskill
Thoulay
Patience
Houdersern
Vie
Camamerce
Walling
Fragmentary caption hints at event and figures
The readable fragments reference a person and place in a dated setting. Details are sparse but imply an incident or action at a location with involved individuals. The text preserves names, places, and potential dates in a clipped historical newspaper style.
Road Work Approved for County Projects
County officials ordered bidding on road contracts including main to penins and patching work from several firms. The orders set final estimates for projects in Uvalde, Bulverde, and Bolverde areas, with the county auditor and tax collector handling advertisements and bids proceeding Wednesday.
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San "Anjunio Public Sor. Cleo Company
Chapin Golgi Construction Company
Eigurtuehig
Cwlebia
Morphine Charge Arraignments Reported in City
Police announced arrests of two men for alleged morphine violations. Wille Ritter faced arraignment before Judge Edwards on morphine possession charges with a $500 bond set. Walter Kurtz was charged with possessing and selling morphine, held after a hearing and transferred to state custody. A separate note mentioned Katherine C. Biel and a pastor’s case in Washington DC.
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United
Wille Ritter
Cowutsglover Edwards
Walter
Wy Kurtz
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