Hearings Continue On Delegations At Republican Convention
Chicago June 4 Hearings on contesting delegations to next week’s convention continued tonight. Florida and District of Columbia contests loom large as a special subcommittee weighs claims and possible actions by the national committee. Leaders plan a stirring convention with multiple delegations under scrutiny and a path toward balloting next Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Wilson Sends Aid to Vera Cruz to Combat Plague
The discounter press reports Wilc ium will mend hospital ships with nurses doctors and medical supplies to Vera Cruz at once to aid in fighting bubonic plague. Eleven cases and five deaths are noted with focus on warehouses at a docking area as the likely outbreak source. Nearby ships are quarantined and authorities prepare to clean dwellings and bury unburied remains to curb the spread.
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Supreme Court action blocks referendum in state
Supreme Court rules legislature prevents a constitutional referendum by delaying ratification authority. The decision addresses authority over referenda, injunctions, and the timing of reform provisions, indicating the state cannot proceed with a vote while the constitutional changes are unsettled.
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Open Trade Office Meeting Amid Unclear Local Talks
Fragmented OCR text describes a trade office opening and a meeting between officials including ministers of trade and local government. It mentions plans for a stock sale and attendance by multiple figures, with references to Will Heante and other names, but the details are obscured and partially unreadable.
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Weather Garbles From Fragmented OCR Report
Fragmented weather text reports a range of temperatures and conditions with numerous garbled words. Contains mentions of moderate to warm temperatures, cloud cover, and various names unrelated to a clear forecast.
Chamber May Make Offer To Woolworth For New Building
The Chamber of Commerce weighs a plan to urge Woolworth to enlarge its proposed three story building on Navarre Street, adding space and stories to anchor the corner site. Chamber leaders argue a larger, more prominent building would boost downtown commerce and reflect San Antonio’s civic pride while shaping development along Navarro Street.
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Unclear OCR: Local tax or official dispute
Fragmentary text appears to mix names and places with garbled phrases about taxes, a president, and an event or decision. Readable elements include Wilson and Woaldigton, possibly dates and a public action, but the core facts are not discernible.
De la Huerta Provisional President Plans Equal Rights For All
The provisional Mexican president elect, addressing the nation, pledges equal guarantees to all and good faith to foreigners, promises to uphold law and deter exploitation, and to invite expatriates to help rebuild the country while excluding those who betrayed it. He outlines foreign policy aims and reforms, with a focus on stabilizing the economy, security, and diplomatic ties. The report notes accompanying unrest and security measures as the new government takes shape.
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Kleberg Well Disrupts Platform During Oil Drill
A Kleberg oil well experienced a platform failure as tools fell into the hole amid drilling activity near Wigaville. Reported issues included a broken valve and a defective wiring line, with temporary shutdowns as crews inspected the rig and boiler area.
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Turbulent Mexican Politics Report Amid Provisional Leadership
Fragmented garbled report notes upheaval in Mexico with references to pro provisional leadership figures. Mentions Diaz, Obregon, Huerta era factions and calls for order amid confusion. Names and places are inconsistently rendered, but the gist centers on political shakeups and succession rumors in 1913 era Mexico.
DaANBIDD AGUA SURRENDERS in-Law to Leave Mexico
Fragmented report describes DaANBIDD AGUA surrendering to authorities as Allen Savrvanza and a son in law linked to President Carranna appear in a murky political passage mentioning Condit Aguilar, Vern Crum, and a government action aimed at stabilizing the region amid unclear names and roles.
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Return Home to Find House Cleared for His Funeral
A man returns to a cleared home as preparations begin for his funeral. Family members, including a wife and a brother, gather amid the faded scenes of mourning. A lengthy vigil and community assistance are noted as relatives sort belongings and finalize rites.
Alleged thieves kill two while fleeing sugar robbery
An extensive sugar warehouse robbery escalates into a gunfight near Miami as two suspected robbers are killed after being pursued by a group including local officials. Police and witnesses describe a chaotic chase ending in fatalities and arrests, with detailed names and roles in the events unclear due to the damaged OCR text.
Rail line dispute and failed bids loom in Dalles area
Fragmentary rail news from Dalles region describes wrangling over a proposed line, with references to investors and a struggling bidder. Opaque figures and names appear, including mentions of Padus and Melo Tarren, while a winger is noted to have faced trouble yesterday amid wider restrictions and market talk.
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House Wishes To Quit After Adjournment Message
A report from Washington notes Representative Maule of Wyoming proposes renewed adjournment timing. The House is urged to act today to consider continuation or suspension of current legislative offers ahead of final congressional actions.
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Palmer accuses Louis Post of bias in deportation cases
Attorney General Palmer told the House committee that Louis Fy Post, assistant secretary of labor, showed perverted sympathy for anarchists and bent deportation policy to personal views. He cited Post’s jailings and releases of alleged anarchists as undermining Congress’ intent and endangering public safety.
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Conviction Upheld In San Antonio Court Review
In San Antonio Texas the Court of Appeal upheld G W Ronaldin's two year sentence on bribery charges. The case arose from a publishing order tied to a rival theater troupe and involved alleged connections with a public notice dispute and violations of local possession and market regulations.
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