Clarke as a Great Editor in a Wall Street Meeting
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Clarke, night editor at Charles 4 Dana’s New York Sun, praised for decisive, concise reporting. It notes a Wall Street gathering, discussions on mergers, dividends, and market moves, with references to contemporaries and a portrait of Clarke’s influence on early 20th century journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belli Meecill Clarke
Mia
Wall Street
Wall
Rtrd
Khoek
Washington
Ocean air disaster sparks frantic searches and eerie calm
Fragmented report describes a disaster at sea with a flurry of names and vague movements. The text notes a heavy wind, a damaged plane, and anxious watchers awaiting news as ships tow and search along the bay. Names mentioned include Murkey and Vheim Trenuse amid confusion and shifting directions.
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Haveell
Aphn Polinda
Murkey
Mog Bennersie
Vheim Trenuse
Flirts
Jowas
Mier
Miers
Teardman
Panghorn
Rome
Weather Outlook for Cinids Tuesday and Nearby Areas
A Tuesday forecast calls for changes in wind and temperature across Cinids and surrounding towns. Expect possible showers near evening with sunset around the standard regional time. Stronger winds and cooler highs may occur late day, with unsettled conditions moving into the Pratandle Wetwemiag region by night.
Roosevelt Boom Plan Tied to Texas Leaders
A fragmented report notes Roosevelt movement efforts in Texas with mentions of Wadena organizer Temporatie and lieutenant governor Walt Davidena. It references Fort Worth ties, early Earnest May, and a broader push toward a Roosevelt presidential bid though many names and details are unclear.
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Wagtas
Temporatie Wadena
Walt Davidena
Texas
Davidcot
Fort Worth
Taw Moods
Lane
Franklin Hoosevell
Wwe
Poisoned by tainted ice cream in Sicily hospitalized children
In Tocatanta Sicily four-year-olds and others were admitted to hospital after suspected poisoning from ice cream. Police closed the facility as authorities investigate the incident and a large number of people sought treatment or observed symptoms.
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Tcoatanta
Sicily
Patie
Man Dies in Hushed Office Death Mystery
In a Sherman era obituary style fragment, 88 year old Allistance Hiram Vinptiekl dies in a Wudieon office yesterday from an apparent heart event. The piece hints at military ties and officers riding from Atlanta to the scene, mentioning Col. Tamen Wright and a Sherman era context.
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Hiram Vinptiekl
Wudieon
Hwensboro
Sherman
Atlanta
Col
Tamen
Wright Ie
Racreisn
Bond War Reaches Austin Over San Antonio Funding Fight
Briefs report a legal clash in Austin as opponents challenge bond funding for San Antonio projects. Key figures include Attorney General and Assistant AGs arguing over warrants, debt legality, and fund appropriation while lawmakers weigh the case’s impact on Texas finance. The dispute centers on bond issuance authority and constitutional constraints affecting county and state obligations.
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San Antonio
Youd Isane
Sie
Abbarney
Snes
Meghetey
Adtorney
Walter A. Komin
Gils
Ken Quin
Charles Dirkson
Yier Thatrvan
Citizen Tage
Family Loses Home In Church Fire Dispute
The Sylering family lost their home when a court issued restitution, ordering them to vacate the property housed within the Highland Church of Christ near Antioch. The church had hoped to retain the Chestnut home while the family and pets had moved into the building, leading to a dispute over ownership and occupancy that ended with the house reverting to the original owner.
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Wav Weian
Chuch
Clarence Sylering
Tong
Methodist Episcopal
Beaar Officer Accused Of Frame-Up In Probe
A Beaar officer faces accusations of a frame-up and conspiracy as a grand jury probed alleged misconduct. Four women testify before Justice of the Peace regarding disturbing claims, while a separate investigation is sought by the department to examine alleged bribe and extortion schemes involving another officer and a bank appearance.
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Pion
She Peace
Tahoe
Murray Threatens to Shut Down Wells
An ambiguous report states Murray warns of halting operations at wells if oil prices rise. The note mentions potential actions by oil entities, a timeframe tied to next week, and possible government or industry responses.
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Murray
Wells
Music at Church Fails to Charm Battling Pair
A chaotic church event ends with the organist Ales Reaves and janitor Chenly facing police inquiry after a disturbed audience. The incident occurs mid afternoon when the band played, leading to the hospital visit for an injured party and subsequent jail time for another involved.
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Soit
Ales Reaves
Ai Chenly
Teachers Pay Battle Sparks School Funding Debate
A 1920s style disputed pay raise clashes with budget limits as Dr Tobin argues the cost would be about 49000 yearly and adding a substitute would be 40000. Robbie defends automatic raises, noting higher salaries in San Antonio and other cities to prevent unfair cuts during a downturn while District leaders push for contract changes and accountability.
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Ban Sulonie
Furassir, Jr
Hobbie
Antonie Echool
Giek Raul
Tobin
Mubstliter
Antonia Terchers
Buble
Arbor
Weaas
Wallas Wan &Thay
Houston
Dallas
Paso
Fort Worth
Hunston
San Vue Dunia
de Ered Alley
Freuhermore
Srobhin
Salarias
San Antonio
Salacieg
Scuior
Robbie Sal
San Antonin
Robbie Sail
Maul
Husband’s Absence Prompts Ad Press Payouts and Rumors
A man named Frank Semele advertises in a local newspaper after losing his wife. The notice hints at personal troubles and social rumors. A correspondent from Sennett reports receiving a letter threatening Pauline, implying a coerced romance. Frank later had Pauline arrested for bigotry, though she expresses concern.
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Frank Semele
Ras
Nyin
Sennett
Nan
Pauline
Frank
King and Queen of Siam Ready to Start Home
The King Prajadhinok and Queen Rambhaibarni prepare to leave the United States after a three months visit. They depart from New York under protection of state police and services while an armed escort accompanies them to the next leg of their journey.
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Siam
N.Y
Nilace
United States
Prajadhinok
Rambaibarni
Weather Outlook Sees Light Southerly Breezes Wednesday
A warm, partly cloudy day is forecast for San Antonio with light southerly winds on Wednesday. The official weather bulletin lists Tuesday night low near 70s and daytime highs around 90s, with variable cloudiness and isolated winds from the west.
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Durboe
San Antonio
Jones
San Anvonio
Forest Fire Threatens Idaho Montana Regions
A large forest fire advanced across parts of Idaho and Montana as winds drove the flames through mountain terrain. Hundreds of volunteers and men fought the blaze, attempting to halt its spread toward valleys and settlements while wildlife and timber faced destruction.
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Idaho
Montana
Spokane
Wash
Nuetl
Montio
Urisk
Garment Worker Held After Explosion In City
A garment worker named Sam Men is held in connection with a factory explosion on the fifth floor of the Garment Mopitol building. The blast injures several people and causes about 700,000 dollars in damage. Investigators believe the fire was plotted to collect insurance money.
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Loban
Sam
TRS Field
Todas
Sehich
Mopitol
Hie
Attockey
Eno
Smuu Insurance
Greek Soldiers Killed in Frontier Earth Slide Impact
Report from Athens states 47 Greek soldiers died as a massive earth slide during defensive operations on the Mani frontier. The event occurred amid rising tensions and prompted emergency responses from Greek authorities. Officials provided few details, citing ongoing investigations and safety concerns.
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Athens
Greeeey
Reek
Omill
Earth
Jon O
Newa Tenehing
Ana Sic
Mayor Defends Old Time Square Dancing in Parks
A dispute over dancing at San Antonio playgrounds leads Mayor M. Chambers to defend old fashioned square dancing at Woodlawn Jake and Wesdlawn Lake, while Playground Supervisor Miss Mary Wilson cites a city ordinance prohibiting dances in public parks. The clash follows protests and a request to stop the dances, with attendance reaching about 800 at Wesdlawn Lake.
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San Antonio
W. Biles
Neal Ellis
The
Calvary
Bacher Chirch
Mary Wilson
Nver
Wood-town
Jake Park
Lacy
M. Chambers
Woodlawn
Jake
Vo Fat
Anem
Mit
Wilson
Wesdlawn Lake
Rho
Apartment Rentals In Light Closeléled Ade Listings
Rental notices list unfurnished and furnished apartments with prices per week or month across multiple locations including Mt Rises 419 Marehalt and 310 W. Quincy. Entries describe Clark, Cedar, Main, and Woodlawn areas with room counts from one to four, utilities and terms varying by listing. Some ads mention pet policies, availability, and contact details for the leasing agent.
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Adl
Kota
Marehalt
Quincy
Tornleliza
Getty
Troon
Woodlawns
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