Protests and Slurs Spark Texas City Tension in 1921
A Houston area clash over a mayoral protest against Brig. Gen. Ruckman and Gen. Diekman inflames Han Antonio. The misspelled report cites accusations of vice, crime, and municipal fear, detailing a war department reply and local officials' reactions.
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Joseph
Diekman
War Department
Kurkinasi
Han An’ Tonjo
Algo
Texas
Egngvesum
Geneial Rucktajn
Wexey
Towit
Tonditiona
Buckman
Teseyh LC
Dickman
Fort ‘Dem Mouston
John W. Ruckmary
Xa Groanis
Fragmented text hints at a plea and political blame
The passage presents garbled phrases about a government intent to either charge or remove a leader, mentions General Rackinon and soldiers, and requests sending the plea to authorities in Washington. It references San Antonio, Crockett, and a named individual Beautiful Rogelawa Geniatersy, all in a chaotic, partially legible context.
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Rackinon
Washington
Antonio Dure
San Antonio
San’ Antonio
Prison life term after Jasper County murder verdict
Chyde Ma bing ogra Fula found guilty of murder in Jasper County in connection with the death of Lindsey Peterson, one of eleven involved. Jury deliberated briefly. defendant sentenced to life imprisonment. Memorial Day observances held in Del Rio with graves decorated and veterans honored. An incident report notes a six Javanese naval collision near Whitishin with one ship seriously damaged.
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Copington
Ogra Fula
Witaine Mantatlon
Jasper
Indsey Peterson
Neonage
Nui
Ater
Mahnibg
del' Ris
del Rio
Tex
American Legion
Greenwood, Park
Meade
Yokio
Jung
Naval
Rpaneuvers
Whitishin
Retail druggists meet with entertainment at avenue event
A fragmented report notes a Tuesday night gathering of retail druggists celebrating an entertainment program. Names and precise details are unclear, but the event is described as surpassing other similar activities. Further readable lines mention Stave Pharmaceutical and local venues on Main Avenue.
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Noream JG
Ath
Dela
Thak
Unclear text from laundry ad fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions UNSHINE LAUNDRY AND DN CLEANING COMPANY at 417 North Flores Street and references days of week and washing. The readable items are inconsistent, with misspellings and broken phrases, offering no coherent event or person to summarize.
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Orickett
North Flores
Alt Atle
Mining man Larsen found dead near Sonora mine
A mining man named Christopher Larsen was found dead near a mine of the Terere Mining Company in Sonora. Nogales and the American consul are involved, with reports stating he may have been murdered and that his body lay some distance from the death site. Authorities are seeking leads to locate his relatives.
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Sonora
Christopher FR. Larsen
Nogales
Arin
Christopher Larsen
Amer
Mann
EL ‘Terere
Ial Sonora
Gales Sonora
Xerosy
Quid Larsen
Leattle
Larsen Ere Gud
Reer Hees
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Hound the Lown
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Your Daily
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Shel Hody
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Peerless Quartet
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Tere Ahartes
Hart Pitta Shaw
Nowlie Maanen
Valsroyth
Senna's
USA
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Fanbert Murphy Teubert Murphy
Blue and White
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Mischa Tita
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Walken
Wagner
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Vita Muffo
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Carus
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Houston
Navarro
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Redfern
Warner Corsets
McCall
Colorado
Saul Wolfsor Goods Co
San Anton
Best Store
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Naver
Attremely Tong
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Gonguiles
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Mexico
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Mfg
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Travia
Ben L. Miller
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M. Castanola & Son
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