Bandits Shoot One Beat Another In Two Holdups
Two highwaymen attempted robberies occurred near Tows and South Pine Streets with gunfire injuring George Usher and Teddy Young. Usher, shot twice, was struck in the leg and shoulder while walking. Young escaped after a struggle as the assailants fled toward the Pumping Station. Police followed tracks but yielded no arrests.
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Wade
Tows
South Pine Streets
George Usher
Crab Street
South Pine Street
Teddy Young
South Olive Streets
Deen Street
Cap Juba Long
Kut Dradshaw
Young
Hencken Rlr
Silk
Wolfen
Routh Ding Stower
Taherlain
Frangisca
Clive Street
Kamex
Gunaway Street
Beard
Walta
Ueber
Captain Long
Wetec En Avohy
Bradshaw
Cru
Friendship Best Mexican Policy Says Mr Hearst
William Randolph Hearst argues in the San Antonio Light that the United States should pursue friendliness with Mexico to protect American lives and property. He criticizes offensive rhetoric and calls for a sincere, nonforceful policy, noting Calles's stance and contrasting it with Wilson era actions.
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Mr. Hearst
San Antonio Light
Calles
Mexico
Kellogg
League of Nations
Wilson
Coolidge
William Randolph Hearst
Hicks
Yale
Hicks Building Company
San Antonio
P. M. Hicks
Higks
Riotous Drive-by Incident Reported Near Residence
A frightened resident described a drive by shooting as a black car sped away after a tieing incident. Witnesses say the suspect fled toward the city center, with police reporting one person treated at a local hospital. Authorities noted it may relate to prior gang activity in the area.
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Fon
Tu Wng
Robert B. Green
Usher
Telephone repair crew sets record replacing cable
A rapid repair operation by a Southwestern Bell crew restored service after a historic cable failure. The team replaced three cables carrying 800 pairs, causing mass outages in Broadway and nearby areas. Residents watched as lines were reconnected and the city resumed normal telephone service by Tuesday.
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Rypwin Rem
Tulanhone Com
Jaas
Asu Yeoh
Ooy Ktumday
Airway pilot returns from Scott Field incident
An airway pilot arrives back from Scott Field after a confusing sequence of events described as a flight over the quad. The report mentions several garbled names and places but confirms the pilot’s safe return and investigation into the episode.
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Scott Field
Tieton
Beit Tith
Kelle Kliitet
Frogy T Fick S. Lain
Quad
Bent Bee
Story of Shepherd to Climax Defense
Fragmented report recalls a defense climax involving Shepherd as details about a dissolved law firm, destroyed stationery, and prior convict Arthur Conway are noted. Source text is garbled with mispellings but implies a courthouse proceeding and questions of credibility in Villate.
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Shepherd
Arthur Conway
Langentworth
Voiman
Women in Court Hear Shepherd Trial Amid Crowd
In Chicago on June 20 a group of women gathered at the courtroom press rail to watch the Shepherd trial. They listened intently as the proceedings unfolded, many expressing concern about the defendant’s guilt or innocence while commenting on the role of women in the case and the media coverage.
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Winifred Black
Chicago
Cour
Moris
Ann
Ahah
Crowe
Wan
Alfie
Ovati
Sinclair Oil Stocks Rally After Government Victory
The Sinclair Oil case ends with a government suit victory. Sinclair Consolidated stock jumps to 24 8, bonds rise, about 4,491,892 shares outstanding, value of common stock around 11 9,229,728.
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Tiges
New York
Harry T. Sinclair
Sinclair Oilsecutitien Ini
Neaply
Tie
Sinclair Consolidated O% Corporation
Tie Corpora
Cominon
Sinclair Wins Title to Tecpot Dome Lease Case
In a Friday ruling Judge T Blake Kennedy annulled the government action in the leasing dispute over the Teapot Dome oil reserves. The decision clears Harry F. Sinclair and Doheny of key charges of scandal and fraud linking to 26,000 word documents. Former officials Albert Fall and others are mentioned as involved in the broader inquiry, with reaction from Sinclair and Doheny praising the outcome despite ongoing investigations.
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Bycoassnetyl Press
Orexenne
Jima
Ceapot
Legel
Harry F. Sinclair
Sil
Ferdeval
T. Blake Kennedy
Kennedy
Interior
Albert B. Fall
Sineclair
Gildensink
Associated Press
Doheny
Finard I
Sinclair
Trut-American
Betroleum
Brunspark Company
Isth Hills
Wrank J
Haekan
Cnuniel
Fuge Kennedy
Eradentis Companys
Tulge Kennedy
Congress
J. Se Rabisog
Navy
Foo
Secr
Tary
Stasevelt
Siuchir
Shuelale
Sinehir
Goolidge Receives Brazil Ambassador in Washington
In Washington on June 2, President Coolidge received Brazil Ambassador Setyino Argel Je Atanvscl from Gerarvil. The ambassador presented credentials as the formal envoy to the United States amid ongoing diplomatic engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadhingon
Penis Fink Coolidge
Alamo Early Views of San Antonio Published by War Figure
Fragmented report cites Edgar Mreneh of Sewveustte and a general manager Keeney of Sea Wing Company discussing Civil War era views and letters. The piece mentions Mrs Lauren Ne Murt, president of the Drauyelitera, and a Ta Antal noted as a cake faker related to an offer.
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AUP
DLR
Han Ang Wii
Che Lore
Nha
Edgar Mreneh
Sewveustte
Masanger
Fem’ Keeney Nit
Mir Amine
Lauren Ne Murt
Antal
Eakefaker
Negro Runs From Patrol In Chaotic Park Chase
A confusing OCR fragment describes a pursuit involving Officer Moya and a suspect named Negro near Broadway and Elovenih. The text includes evasive action, dropped shoes, shots fired into the air, and a failed chase across a river, with vague details and garbled names.
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Moya
Elovenih
Broadway
Dongs Avenue
Drug Addicts Blamed for Store Robbery in Soledad
A daylight robbery at Sonners Draz Store No 2 on Solvad Street is blamed on drug addicts. Patrolman Framo found the front door jimmied and the cash register untouched. Investigators say depend ers waited until around 1 am to force entry and search for valuables.
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Aso
Sonmers Draz
Sofedadll
Touslon
Thy
Eng
Solovad
Geoservativa
Framo
Tune
Mexico City Officials Face Faith and Reform Debate
Fragmented transcription shows a debate among Mexico City commissioners over religion, governance, and social reform. The text references De Cox, a 80-year veteran, discussing church influence, wage issues, and modernization while addressing tensions between different religious and political groups. The piece hints at a contentious, ideologically charged meeting with varied positions on secularism and public life.
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Coa
Evry
Vili
Iamotinen
Oon
Cox
Jean Mingianmon
Engineer Injured When Hit By Car
An engineer was injured after being struck by a motor vehicle on Viel Mitchell Street. The driver fled the scene and authorities are seeking the motorist. The injured man, sustaining head and body injuries, was treated by physicians at Bathreity.
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Ben Wardwrn
Ie Viel
Mitchell
Ha Wan
Mr. Rabin
Gunter Morel
Ataitton
Wea
Dedeadchina
Hy Witgna
I& Soli
Marie
Pharr Gins Eight Bales of Cotton
Pharr reports eight bales of cotton ginned from the recent crop. The ginning occurred at local facilities as workers processed harvested cotton. No further details on dates or totals are provided in the readable fragment.
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PHARR
Fighting Bob Will Rest in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin plan for a memorial to Robert M. La Follette R. M. LaFollette’s body will be received in Madison after a funeral train from Washington. A simple state funeral is planned at the capitol with a guard of honor and interment at Forest Hill Cemetery.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Tofay
Robert NM
LaPollette
Capitil
Forest Hill Cemetery
Washington Lato
Madi
State House
T. Fullette
Laloberte
Funnenl Soevinne
Brondiy
Tute
Pemi
Runtay
State Legisature
Assembly
Nik Rory
Fallette
Cnal
Ayceansor
GyPalletto
Gavtrnor J. Z. Rhine
Latollete
Hana
Mans Lore
Jl Tkern
Jemand Mui Zipamen Hi
Love Injunction Refused In Atlanta Husband Case
An Atlanta husband sought a love injunction against Mrs. Hompkinn but the petition failed. The suit claimed an improper entanglement and involved references to Duncan and Cromweming. The record indicates the defendant denied the asserted affair and that restraint orders were requested but not granted.
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Atlanta
Fie Ansociatell Seant
W. Duncan
Hoperinw Court
Vdwe
George J. Se
Tuntaveren
Dbmneny
Mia
Fife
Duncan Aa
Auto Clears Stunned Man After Friday Night Bike Crash
In Walsh Street on Friday night, a cyclist identified as Morris was hurled by a car after his bike wheel jammed in a streetcar track. The automobile driver Evelyn Crank could not stop in time. Morris was knocked unconscious and rushed to Robert O. Green hospital by police ambulance.
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Morris
Evelyn Crank
Cactus Street
Conld Holt
Morrie
Mr. Mine
Talen
Robert 0. Green Hospital
Anihntance
Bank Trust Fraud Case Leads to Multiple Property Losses
State alleges a partnership scheme involving thousands of dollars in property lost through “quigted funda” transfers. Funds moved to Sullivan and O’Briens with cash payments, a Bushnell Place acid incident, and a $60,000 cash deal plus a $30,000 house. O’Brien cites further đưa about Taree Jouns and bank involvement.
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Sullivan
O'Briens
Potar
Bushnell Place
O'Brien
Sullivan Bank
General Hin ds Return From Inspection Tour
Major General Miyrel Hinde, a high ranking officer of the Wighth Asirus Arex, has returned from a lengthy inspection tour of camps. He awarded two vital Holden and reviewed facility operations at the Fila aanmna Gein Magpltit complex.
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Hinds
Miyrel Hinde
S Kort Sam Tatston
Tyly
Golosoda
Fieneral Hinds
Discovery Heralded Monocyte Role in Tuberculosis
International tuberculosis conference announces Dr. Cunningham of Johns Hopkins University has identified the monocyte, a cell akin to white blood cells, as the first defender against tubercle bacilli. The finding, praised as a major advance, describes how monocytes attack invading germs before being overwhelmed, shaping new views on disease development and immune response.
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Universal Service
Minneapolis
Penta
Wore
Cunningham
School of ‘Medicine
Johns Halvid University
Baltimore
Cunningha
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