Del Rio Judge Cornell in fatal Del Rio street shooting
Holman, a Del Rio resident and ranch owner, was shot dead in the city’s business district as Judge James Cornell attended a convention. Five shots from an automatic pistol struck Holman from a passing assailant. Cornell was detained for questioning as witnesses and officials investigated the early morning crime. Holman is survived by a widow and three sons and two daughters.
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del Rio
Tex
T. O
Olan
Rottendeckman
James Cornell
Snnnora
Whistler
Holman
Aly x
Orning
Dodge Cornell
Jolman
Sonora
Hodge Cornell
B. B. Tech
Cornell
Sixty-seventh Judicial District
Sonare
Holm
Bubonic Warning Voiced in Texas by State Officer
Texas health officials warn plague could invade from Mexico if unchecked. Dr Manton ML Carrick orders a desinfection campaign and border fumigation as officials report worsening conditions along the border. Temples and Monterrey cases prompt fears the disease may reach Texas with little to stop it.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Suns
Manton ML Carrick
Elate
Hoa Jn Hounerd
Mexico
Carrick Ae
Carrick
Etete Bond of Health
Maxwom
Monterey
Borlichsture
Washingtons British Homestead Rededicated in Sulgrave Manor
Washingtons British homestead at Sulgrave Manor in Sulgrave England was rededicated with ceremonial rites. The event featured dignitaries including the lord mayors of Trimingham, Northampton and Banbury, alongside other officials and guests.
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Washington
D. C
Nutree
Mutor
Nanastral
Washingtons
Tirmigewn
Northampton
Banbury
Washington arms dedication at Sulgrave Estate ceremony
Rotem sober of j The Marquin of Cambridge, brothers of Queen Mary, attended a British American event arranged by the Sulgrave Institution to foster ties between Britain and the United States. The program began with services in Sulgrave parish and concluded with a bust presentation and the dedication of the Washington arms on the manor doorway. George Harvey, the American ambassador, sent a letter of regret for not attending.
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Empire
Republic
Angers
Bulgrave Institution
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United States
Sulgrave
Burely
Tawrence Washington
George Washington
Washington
Mandar House
John Ay
Modern Pirates on Atlantic Is Rumor
Rumors claim a schooner was captured by a craft like a sub chaser with crew scattered as a large oil steamer Hewitt vanished nearby. Mrs Willis B Wormell urged Commerce Department to investigate as theories link the Deering’s missing crew to a pirate group.
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Department of Commercie
Hewitt
Texas
Boston
Willis B. Wormell
Deering
Department of Commerce
Bont Atmerica
Tras Sound
Cape Eintteren
Linn
Riot at Colon cemetery during Gomez funeral ends in injuries
Police claim they fired in the air to disperse a disturbance at Colon cemetery Sunday night during General Gomez's funeral. One negro was killed by a pistol bullet and 26 people were treated for injuries, with no arrests reported. The chaos began when rioters tried to push through the cemetery gate, causing a panic before authorities restored order.
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Hayang
Cubs
Colon Cemetery
Joe M. Gomez
Jose MM. Opy
Tunn V. Mat
Revelations of Bandit Plans Stir Chicago Probe
Chicago reports outline alleged bandit schemes tied to the $350,000 Dearborn Street mail robbery. Police cite an alleged confession from a Murphy lieutenant as detectives prepare to present further evidence to a federal grand jury. Special authorities predict indictments and plan a search for the missing loot in connection with the case.
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Chicago
Big Tim" Mirraly
Dearborn
Yan Ding
Reid
Mally
Murphy
Tomy O'Conner
Dearbery Argent
Northrup
Tomarreiy
Trane
Agen Murphy
Lorat
Passage of joint resolution on eradicating pink worm
Senator Warton objected delaying Senate action on a joint resolution authorizing the secretary of agriculture to use 2000000 of federal funds to reimburse farmers for damaged land in non mosquito zones. The measure, backed by Secretary Wallace, bars funding for states with strict quarantine rules and allocates land rental shares while signaling a national approach pending further records.
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Washingdon
Warton
Wyoming
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Abilehe
Mitch
Smith
Boud Carolina
Bandit slays conductor in closing robbery attempt
An armed bandit raided a Texan location, killing conductor Humiy Avant during a failed robbery. The robber fled toward Terral after firing repeatedly, as witnesses and local authorities investigate the crime scene and recover the pistol used.
Arrival of Sims at cleared pier amid public pressure
June 21 reports say Admiral Sims will land at a cleared New York pier, with heavy police presence to avoid demonstrations tied to his London Ireland speech. Secretary Denby plans quarantine or escort to prevent disruption as Sims returns to the United States.
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Denby
Hoe
Ade
London
Washington, D. C
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Atlauiral Bhux
New York Welbenny
England
Navy
Lion
Atisen
New York
Iriel
Ireland
United Seaton
United States
Sims
Leo
Washington
Blaoder
Hughes Tells Oil Men He Will Investigate
Washington June 31 A group of U S oil operators met at the state department to protest Mexico s export tax on petroleum. Secretary Hughes promised careful consideration and asked for briefs outlining their arguments. They argued the 25 percent tax is unjust and could confiscate their property. the secretary urged written briefs for study.
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Mexico
Washington, D. C
State Department
Hrromn
Por
Diaz
Abe
Mexican oil decree debated by regional producers
Representatives of petroleum associations in Mexico argued before officials that President Obregon acted unconstitutionally in issuing an increased value decree. They contended no Mexican law permits such a decree except where emergency powers are granted, likening it to martial law measures in the United States.
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Amit Wan
Hloaen
Thy Yaroun
Il Sompaayen
Association of Producers of Petroleum In
Mexico
Ite
Dahgney
Mexican Petroleum Company
Pan-American Company
Tie Peinelpla
C. Awhim
Standart OH Company
New Jersey
Yeh
Inxis
Obregon
Roses
United
Revenue appointment turmoil reshapes Texas districts
Washington reports a three cornered fight within the Scobey-Creager wing of the Republican party over federal patronage. C W Bass of Waco, a Chicago convention delegate, is eyed for internal revenue collector in the state. An executive order dated June 44 transfers Crockett and Button counties to the second district, moves Bell, Rosaire, Coryell, Falls, Freestone, Hamilton, Hill, Camapas, Leon, Limestone, McCullough, McLennan, San Saba, Somerville and Meriwethers to the first district, effective July 1. The change aims to balance district populations and revenue collections. Announcement of Bass’s appointment expected soon with Harding favored toward him.
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Stabey—Creager
Republites Party
C. WW
Bans ME Waco
Chicago
Auelio
McLennan County
Buss
Crockett
Button
Tradefery
Bell
Rosaire
Coryell
Falls
Freestone
Hamilton
Hill
Campatas
Leon
Timestone
McCullough
McLennan
Sin Lake
Somerville
Meriius
Isdel
Stigaleo
Bass
Arnt
Harding
Nnndie
CLK
Medowell
San Antonio
del Rio
HL. McGregor
National
Anti-Beer Legislation Pushed In Two Houses
Washington editors report a proposed bill by Senator Willis to curb medical beer, limit prescriptions, and constrain spirits while seeking passage of the Volstead provisions. The measure aims to curb brewing and importation, with lawmakers divided over priority and enforcement.
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Jonett
Senate
House
Masaure
Wills
Oiap
Metsure
Firat
Campbell
Willy
Niclan
Hawaii
Wit- Fin Islands
Willis
Vongrenn
Do Brewerien
Volatend
Fragmented Text on Population and Governance
The readable fragments discuss population behavior described as rowdy and the need for decisions at a treasury department level. It mentions barony matters and a notion of promotion and rapid potential outcomes. The text is garbled and lacks clear persons or organizations.
ADMIT MORE ALIENS debated in Congress
Washington DC debates over immigration quotas and a bill to admit more aliens, aiming to set monthly entry limits and a proposed cap of 70 per unspecified period. Key figures include Chairman Johnson and Representatives Dill Hox Terai Baker, with Senate consideration pending. Also notes a family return in Yoakum, Texas after extended visit with local hosts.
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Washington
D. C
Jane
Alloga
United States
Senate
Cobate
Charman’ Johnson
Teller York
Rivba 1
Dill
Hox
Terai
Baker
Baker Tat
Calfornia
Soemoceat
Fmren Fi Migration Entatai
Wunderful medicine boosts Houston man to health
A letter from Teena Raper of Houston Heights recounts severe stomach pain and vomiting that resolved after using Vonlur. The writer credits the remedy with restoring appetite, reducing bloating, and easing back pain, noting improved energy and sleep. Mention of vendor Panine sold in San Antonio.
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Houston
Fannie
San Antonio
Ys Wagner, Dyog. Company
Maier Thacniney
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WM. Steinhardt Hudson and Essex Distributor
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