Ship Probers Tell Pump Notion In Fire Disaster
Testimony from Assistant Engineer Jobo Trench described at 16 minutes after the collision of the sleeper Fairfax and the Pulliver tanker Pistols, a starboard pump had started, smoke filled areas, and lifeboat rope cutting during the Fairfax disaster inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Secomd-Assistent
Jobo T. Irench
Ayec
Fairfax
Breuch
Eecyutr
Todare
Malta
Cniett
Clarksville Men Win Damage Suit Over Cotton Contract
Clarksville cotton men Lenox and Cavox were awarded 140000 dollars in net damages after suing the Texas Cotton Cooperative Association. They claimed the co operative under contract would sell 2105 bales but only 10a bales were delivered, and the association sought an injunction to stop selling the remaining balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Texan
Lénox
Lenos
Clarketilie
Agatder
Texas Cotton Co-operative Association
Co-Operative
Lenox
Cavox
Clarkaville
Wheat futures dip under dollar on Chicago Board
Wheat futures fell below one dollar as trading opened at the Chicago Board of Trade. July contracts slipped to around 1 4 cents, hitting fresh season lows after early trading, with heavy unloading reported as traders cited favorable domestic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hashel
Chicago Board of De-Todny
Baltimore Brother Burned in Factory Fire Tragedy
CHARLES SWIFT, one of three brothers in the M. J. Hult Brand Company, was burned to death when a fire destroyed the interior of their Wayside Street factory in Baltimore. The blaze left the workshop wrecked and authorities investigating the cause as families mourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimone
Charles Swift
M. J. Hult Brand Company
Burlantse
Menumetucés
Sopitst
Wayside
Lhomeen
Baltimore
Todzs
IL MERGER REPORTED IN NEW YORK MARKET TALK
A reported merger involving Chin Gil and a trans continental company aims to form a concern valued at 225 million dollars. Amos L. Bentley of Transcontinental declined to confirm or deny the acquisition, saying no announcement would be made until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jung
Chin Gil Company
Trans-Contnenta
Amos L. Benty
Trxos-tontinentel
Tracscontimentel
Ohio Company
Founders of Anti-Saloon League to Meet in Oberlin
Four surviving founders of the Anti-Saloon League gathered in Oberlin for a belated 37th anniversary reunion. T. Henderson and A. G. Cummings of Oberlin, Dr. Howard A. Russell of the Armour Institute in Chicago, and Rev. Henry M. Leones of Ta Grange Windle attended. Ten others who joined earlier have since died.
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Ta Grange
Windle
Slace
Men Try to Drug Two Little Girls
Police reported two men attempted to drug Pearl Price, 7, and Lucille Lopez, 7, luring the children into a car and promising medicine. After driving them about the city for two hours, the girls were released near their home at 1590 7th Street. Bee Price, mother of Pearl, provided the details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baneq
Sam West, 75, Dies in Wichita Falls
Sam West, age 75, died in Wichita Falls after a life in Gan zales county. He is survived by three siblings, Eugene West of an, Bob West of Bellwaltz, and Mrs. John Cleary of Luling, Texas. Funeral arrangements are not listed.
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Sam West
Wichita Falls
Ban Agfonio
Wichita Palla Tazi
Weat Wew
Ganzales County
Errek
Beathrie
Eugene Weat
Aq An
Bob Weat
Bell Wautz
Mere
John Cleary
Luling
Texas
Orange Men Sentenced to 25 Years Each in Distress Court
Jack Millsaps aged 24 and James Millsaps aged 20 were found guilty of the murder of M Honard Bhomb in a district court. They were sentenced to 25 years in the state penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Terae
Jung
Jack
James Millsaps
M Honard Bhomb
Weather note for tourists with scattered locations
Fragmented weather brief lists locations and altitudes with unclear names. Mentions Atlantic atmosphere, high altitude readings, and variable conditions. Lacks coherent data but signals need for cautious outdoor planning.
Summer social notes and travel plans from San Antonio to Dallas
A jumble of names and movements from Texas, detailing summer plans and relocations. Ruth Ulzie is pursuing graduate work in IWotun Texas, while Elizabeth Marvin and Belle Woodsil head to California for a boat trip. Several families plan trips to Denver, Kerrville, and the Guadalupe River area, with visits to San Antonio, Fort Sam Houston duty calls, and camp leadership roles outlined for a regional YMCA program.
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YMC
Des XY
Boya
Guadalupe
Kerrville
Mies
Ruth Ulzie Dolgg
Iwotun
Texas
Weeca
Misoes Elizabeth Marvin
Belle Woodsil
Califotario
Denver
EB. Wy, Kern
Franklin
G.T. Hicks
MCA
Sam Lewin
Corona Chrinti
Willis Tate
Dallag
Thunt
Robert ‘Tate
Charges Shipping Board Dominance in House Inquiry
Washington June 1 Acting Chairman Lehman demanded approval of a resolution for an investigation into the Shipping Board amid charges of domination. The inquiry aims to expose activities of the mercantile marine bureau and related officials as lawmakers press for clarity on conduct and policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakhingtod
D. C
Wbst
Shipping Board
Mercbwal Marine
Shen
Machipantes Activitie
Coshman Lehihach
Ruler Committee
Texas towns hit by floods and damages rise
Disaster sweeps Wisconsin and Minnesota towns with rivers surging through Menomonie Eau Claire and surrounding areas. Homes barns and businesses destroyed dozens injured or killed. Flood estimates run into millions as rescuers in Wisconsin report widespread damage and disrupted services.
Mexico Metal Work Cutbacks Reported
June 14 news notes reduced activity at Avains, Chi hnghua plant with plans to reduce work days. Potos Mining requests dismissal of 125 workers due to lower cover price. West Merlean Mines Limited suspends all work, signaling broader industry impact.
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Mexico
Ilk Avains
Chi Hnghua
Potos
West Merlean
Mexico to Place Protecting Levy on Food Imports
Mexico City reports that the ministry of agriculture will impose a protective tariff on processed foods to shield domestic producers from foreign competition. Officials say about one million dollars worth of American goods enter the country annually, harming Mexico's economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Mexico City
Ministry of Agriculture
Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Labor
United States
Hoover Plans to Pay 50000 For Exhibit Collection
President Hoover would spend about 50000 to purchase the late Dr William’s collection of moths and butler items for the National Museum under a Congress recommended submission, to be displayed as an exhibit in Washington.
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Hoover
Washington, D. C
Butler- Hlien
William One
Delafutr
Cleveland Unemployment Figures Highlight Strain on City
Cleveland reports one in twenty two residents idle while the city’s unemployment figures rise. Supervisor R Pringle and Howard W wearsen note the pattern and urge relief measures as durable job creation remains scarce.
Theatrical Venture Revealed In New York
In New York on June 14 01 a bold venture is announced by John Mockelel Jr. to erect a modern opera house featuring talking pictures and new stage technologies as part of a mid igen project.
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New York
The
New York Times Today
Tohn 2
Mockelelig Jr
Court Proceedings Recite Broad Cast Of Charges At Lam 3
Fortytie Court documents reveal a sprawling arraignment with defendants including Floyd T. Snyder Ella Beata Mild Brdh and George Kindle charged with perjury forgery and illegal procurement. The proceedings list numerous counts from holding a security to misleading statements and tax related offenses with bonds posted and various attorneys named.
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Jomk Santon
Ator
Ranger
Guardian Beag
Gatate U Holt
Ptatatlil
Teckere
Tors
Immang
Essing Te Nebals
Floyd T. Ssyder
Ella Beata
Italy
Mhuaahial
Walther Leagues to Meet in Austin June 15 17
Sixty members of the Walther leagues in San Antonio led by Mildred Rudi and Herrman Barson will travel to Austin for the eleventh annual Lone Star district convention of Walther leagues. The event runs June 15 to 17 and gathers local groups to discuss district matters and activities.
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Mildred Rudi
Herrman Barson
San Antonio
Austin
BEBE AND BEN TO T E WO BEBE AND BEN
Hollywood notes report Hebe Daniels and Hey Lyon will marry tonight in a Hollywood hotel at 8:26 pm. Guests include Sir George Fite, Maurice Mex, Albert Kaufman, Palmadge, Betty Compton, Mae Sunday, Sterlestos, Ad Lovella, with Hal Bowe as best man and Daniels as matron of honor. The couple had received a license weeks ago and postponed until both were ready. The wedding ties to ongoing film productions they are both part of.
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Tos Angeles
Hebe Daniels
Hey Lyon
Ncraan
Hollywood
Daniela Aangusceil
Sir George Fitemmaurice
Mex
Albert Kaufman
Cootance ‘Palmadge
Lie Tae
Betty ‘Compton
Mae Sunday
Sterlestos
Hyland
Jaunt
Ad Lovella
Hal Bowe
Daniels
Mr. Lyon
Inter Tribal War Exacts 100 Lives in Bulgaria Rebellion
Inter tribal conflict in Bulgaria between the two main factions near Magedimian revolutionaries has left more than two million orphans. The violence peaked with a July 7 landing and ongoing fighting across Geneend Protogarrott, as authorities report heavy casualties and widespread displacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Bulgaris
Magedimian
Spanish Costumes For San Antonio Convention Delegates
S A delegates from the Lone Star district plan to attend the eleventh annual Walther League convention in Austin on June 15 1917. Fifty San Antonio leaguers will wear proper attire as they travel, led by Mina Helen Baran of St Paul senior league. Other attendees include Walter Resnel Adele Rud Oscar Ressel and several alternates. Prices for rental of light feed garments listed.
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Lone Star
Walthér Jeageira
San Antonio
Aviatin
Austin
Mina Helen Baran
St. Pa
Arez
Seven Freed in Vote Case on Bond
In Henderson County, seven men faced multiple indictments over alleged election law violations tied to poll tax payment. Bonds set at 100 each, with five defendants surrendering to authorities. charges include procuring others to pay poll taxes and perjury. Indictments total fifty across the seven, varying by individual.
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Mealaitsta
Byrdente Power Nyerl
Atiode
Uae
Basaci
Geoge
Perann
A. A. Gatela
Sayan
John
sitHaze Jr
Bendy
Ffeusis
Cilinge
Hexdr
Aix
J. W. We McCrory
Dietrice Court
Charles D. Peters
A. Gareth
Tmudbard
Tomes Nj Ein Tiaets
K. Campbel
Tony Diez
Ae Séarka Ap
Sean Taria
Heety
Labre Union
RIURY
Ilso
Ace Cadena
Laouard Brown
J. Bfatthewr
Cadena
Garela
Hubbard
Siaby
Perrow
MeoHugo
Temple Becomes Co operative Office City in Texas
Temple Texas was designated a branch office city for the Texas Co operative association with 60 businessmen guaranteeing the first year's operating expenses. A selling campaign will begin next week with about 400 farmers expected to visit the office for underwriting and related activities. In Brady Texas the University of Texas geology field term opened with 22 geology students and two instructors.
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Temple
Texas
Texas Co-operative ‘Association
Lee
Green
Farmers Sakett
Bere
CADIF
Brady
Univérsity of Texas
Ytraity- Thin Meek
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A. J. Yowell
Foidtex
Powell
James Boggs
Marine
Boges
Little Jimmy
Swinnerton
Soe
Anti-Saloon League
Saltuw
Sbaene
Clarks
Fort Inde
Mehl Ook Vartebie
Candiien
Serch Dn
Ratelea
Callie
Mr. Vod Mer
Vier Co
Tunes
Ass. Eidsur Perestras Ivaw
California
Orvin Dickow
West
A. H. Seale of
Wace
San Antonin
Mica
Christenson
Besakira
Liaul
Col
Silla
Sanford Pickely
San Angelo
Fort Sam Houston
Lorena “Damby
Wao
Col. M. L. Crimmion
Op & Fior
Minnie Fleming
San Marle
Anent Ralntdsy
Charges Shipping Board
Vge
Paul
He ‘Gamage
Eau Claire
Menoninie
Gote
Mundela
Gsto. Minn
St. Baul Park
Mupeou Ifill
Sun
Tree
la Crosse
Charles Wolbert
Mebomints Ius
Haines
Vuns
Kab Halser
Abe Weabesk
Oldbert
Willas Aa Drappe
Chicago Great Now Railroad
Hall
Menomonie
Sloeifelm
Wolbert Farm
Tver
We Pine Vint
Iron Creek
Theodore Iverson
Menosnanic
Vail
Bie
Cag Coopty Asslom
I Sorte
Hantiegs
Cote
Mente
Leceles
Abitene
Tune
Haafkell County
Curious Creatures
Richard A. Addison
Cleveland
Dtrigus
Hearts
Wit
Ieee R. Pringle
Howard Wareen
Lam
rCquisea Burnell Wee Rent Bitte
Suaenart
Plalatitt
Security
Fran ‘Senclanion
Willare
Cgbat
Werard Fuda- Frente ‘Eaters
Terie
Ors
Lele
Sevesty
Diatrut
Feegerich Bigcing
Kret Ile
Ahice Rivera
Bebe
Ben
S.A
Taklar
N. Alame al Feu
Mary Baker Eddy
Wilbur
Eddy
Christian Sell
Gerfne
Christian Science’ Publishing Society
Bostor
U.S. A
Hrestzterlen
Alamo
D. D
Mintater
N. Alamo Street
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