Change in News Agency and Fishing Party Returns
George B. Kungulé will take over the agency succeeding Crescent News, with Stranis also handling Browneville railway agency. A. Rungey JR, Marchant, A. D. Davis, T. BR. Clegs, Sir Willie, Ed Rug, Ben Rosenberg, Adolph Gras, and Wesley Travis returned from a two week flaking trip that included Comstock and a 23 mile Devil's river journey. A Spaniard named Orig Sen Martin was fined $6 in police court for an incident tied to a chair in Düsseldorf.
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Vailwhs
Aly 1
George B. Kungulé
Crescent News Company
Stranis
Browneville Railway
Tom Rungey
JR Marchant
A. D. Davis
T. BR. Clegs
Sir Willie
Rugs
Ben. Rosenberg
Adolph Gras
Wesley
Travis
Comstock
Devil's River
Waey
Orig Sen Martin
Anan
Thaw and Court Proceedings in Heath Plains Trial
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Thaw facing court in Heath Plains New York with questions to a jury trial. Attorney Jerome attended, deposition offices listed at District Ab Ce street. Telephone numbers and names appear garbled with multiple stray details.
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Heaith Plains
Jqzome
Abce Street
al Inalow
Talore
Commeres Street
Local Officials Named in Administrative Listing
A readable fragment lists county officials including district attorney Andres Coy, Sheriff Bd. Lindshey, County Clerk Vivian E. Hamilton, County Attorney Huntress, County Treasurer A. Y. Walton Jr. and others such as surveyor W. M. LoGre, school superintendent P. Stewart, and several justice of the peace and commissioner positions.
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Breity
Jedward
Borsuid
Frank Sommers
Oeger
Spanland Man Refuses Latch In Court After Striking Refusal
Police describe the defendant as acting oddly when he kept his head near his hip pocket where an open item was found. The Spanland man refused to latch in court today, drawing scrutiny and leaving questions about the incident unresolved.
Wags Arrested After City Wide Boarding Downturn
Police rounded up a large number of vagrants who had just drifted into the city. Each offender received a fine of 19 dollars with sentences suspended to permit departure from the city.
To Try Title In Mack & Fernando Street Block
Clements Dunn filed a suit in district court to try title to the west half of lot 2, block 9, city Mack 7 on San Fernando Street. The Tofermonal & Great Northern Toll Way company is named as occupying the premises in question.
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Clements Dunn
District
Tofermonal & Great Northern Toll Way Company
Zetion Beline
City Mack &7
San Pernando Street
Plalgiis
Fined for Shooting in City Police Court
Stromire, a young man, faced Judge Buckiey in the city police court and was fined $25 for discharging a firearm within city limits. The incident involved the shooting of a pistol near August Lin burner and a broken mirror.
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Id Stromire
Buckiey
August Linburner
Fred O Plitel
Man alleges assault after May 24 incident near West Side
The report cites a man named Oscar Mathews and another youth as suspects in an April 24 assault on QM Torres and a Mexican, with a weapon use claim. One defendant showed facial scars from prior injuries and denied intent as police records note the incident occurred on the West Side.
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QM Torres
Oscar Mathews
Mie Assautt
West Aide
Vorrog
Adult Aid
Imifa
Land Board Putting Off Harsh Action at A M College
A report from the college describes a clash within the A and M Board of Directors over the resignation of Professor Nett and other staff. C and C Todd accuses the board of whitewashing findings and siding with President Harrington, amid controversy over Hutson and Hutson's daughter’s illness and Harrington’s suspicions about the college laundry. The directors pressed for investigations into staff disputes and expected further actions, as alumni questioned Harrington’s conduct.
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M. Chiloge
Harrington
W. We. Byana
Todi
Hartington
Todd
Hutson
Harringtons
Herrington
Nett
Heard
Lly Ras
A. Ana Mi
Thina Callece
Concert fund grows as readers support Improving outreach
The Land concert fund steadily grows with mail donations from readers of The Light. San Antonio residents praise the effort to bring concerts to local districts, aiding families unable to attend public events, and highlighting the park area as a home for performances.
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San Antonio
Maverick Park
Prohibition Debate Causes Clash at Dallas Club
Rev. Arthur W. Jones, head of the state Prohibition Federation, attacked the Dallas Business Men's Club for denying use of its auditorium. He criticized the club for not backing the statewide prohibition submission while the First Christian Church hosted his address. Club director Lu J. Hart defended the decision, saying the club remains nonpartisan and not a political vehicle.
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Arthur Wo. Jones
Dallas
Prohibition
Federation
Hill
Ray
Jones
Rantarks
Auditectum
Hte
Ita Politica Aspecte
J. Hart
Elib
Cli
Baker Case Continue In City Homicide Trial
The Baker case involving the killing of L. L. Wemekde, a paddler, on September 17, 1807, in the northern city, was postponed as special venire witnesses were discharged. The trial was adjourned to October term unless a special session is held. both sides cite missing witnesses and arguments delay. Baker remains jailed in the county facility.
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J. Tl. Takur
L. L. WeMiekde
Sgreevant
Baker
Woman's Club House Purchase Discussed at Meeting
A Worain's club meeting is edited for tomorrow at 10 o'clock to consider purchasing a grub banquet house. Full attendance is desired as the master may be deposed.
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Worain's Club
Brownwood Gold Finds and Oil Prospects Expanded
Eyed Eye to The Light in Brownwood Texas reports mineral findings and expanding oil prospects. An examiner notes substantial gold quantities and three new oil derricks being erected, with efforts to bore deeper for tar and related resources.
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Tex
Agsaviste
Fay Hearrles
Infant of J T League Dies in City Cemetery Burnaby
Infant of J T League died this morning at home on 1017 Victoria Street aged 10 days. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family, and burial will take place in the city cemetery.
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J. T. League
Ofre J.paeud
Fimedy
Victoria
Yeot
Cem
Four Drowned By Cloudburst In Kansas Town
At Woal laston Kansas on June 29 four persons are reported drowned and several others missing after a cloudburst overwhelmed Hardy Creek near the town. Local authorities are conducting search efforts and identifying victims as details emerge.
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Woalllaston
Kans
Heavy rain hits North Texas across multiple counties
A special report from The Tight Wott Worth, Pex dated June 20 notes rain reported across Amiri fio, Childress, Vernon, and Gibbsville areas in North Texas, expected to benefit crops and grazing. No rain has fallen in Cooke county for several weeks, with the shower bringing some needed water.
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Wott Worth
Pex
Rapiren
Ster ‘Amiri Fio
Childress
Vernon and
Ghibesville
Texas
Eatten
Corm
Gooke County
van Aleo
City planned cemetery site visit amid council debate
Mayor Callagian and the council will visit a proposed cemetery site this week. The cemetery committee chaired by Mr. Arnaud recommends placing part of the property outside city limits as the new burial ground. The council weighs a new burying ground outside the city to avoid the existing ordinance prohibiting new cemeteries within the city.
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Callagian
Arnaud
Ajiy Limite
Arnand
Torreon Storm Center Prompts Neutrality Efforts
Department officials say the international aspect of the troubles near the Mexican border will be adjusted satisfactorily and every effort will be made to preserve neutrality. The expected return of Mexican ambassador Enrique Crevi may lead to talks with Acting Secretary Adee, likely strengthening ties between the two governments.
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Mexico
Enrique Crevi
Adee
Quiet conditions reported along Rio Granite frontier
Marshal Angelie Notte reports everything quiet at the Rio Granite. Deputy Th BR. Hildebrand at Del Aleona confirms no movement or threats across the river. Mexican authorities have the situation under control and can deal with revolutionists if needed.
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United States
Angelie Notte
Rio
Notte
BR. Hildebrand
del Aleona
Texas
Austin Mew Are Revolutionary Zone
Austin Lex June 29 The revolutionary movement at Las Vegas Mexico has drawn attention here due to claims a firm has operated from Austin and several slaking parties have crossed into Mexico via Las Vegas, the main entry to opposition Del Rio. Five young men from Atlantis fishing camp about 34 miles from fais Voves are believed safe though the revolutionists may seize arms and ammunition found, possibly consuming camp supplies.
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Austin
Lex
Las Vaeas
Mex
Mexico
Opposita del Rio
Anatla
Fais Voves
Much Uneasiness Felt at Juarez
Mexican troops are being rushed from the south to Juarez and the garrison is in apparent readiness for an attack. Mexican officials report unease about the situation, but precautions are evident. The location of customs and reading material institutions in Juarez marks an important boundary point.
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Phso
Tex
Juarez
Boundary Country
Duarez
Repulse Attack on Casa Grande Reported by Telegraph
Special to The Light from El Paso describes a feferal troop movement toward Casa Grande and a dawn train delivery. Citizens organized a home guard days earlier as a repulse attack on the town was foiled with reported revolutionary activity.
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el Paso
Tex
Fuares
Casa Grande
Tanye Bean
War Correspondent on Excursion to Battlefield
A rambling piece discusses war correspondents riding Sunday excursion trains to battle scenes. It notes reporters like O Reilley and Sherman, describes the Mexican border unrest near Del Rio, Rio Grande, and mentions San Antonio and Yokohama. The prose exaggerates the romantic travel craze and war reporting in a dated, satirical tone.
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O'Reilley
Stahl
Texas
San Antonio
O’reillay
Jmanarer Inte
Eaward
Warrins
Mophen Crane
Richard Warding Navin
Cat CT
Comporins Raum
Jim Croatman
Uncle Sam
R. Khong
Ny Noyte
Soni
Africa
Jack Tendon
Yokohama
Rena Darin
o'Relley
del Rio
Army of Te Revolution
Tex Libertad
Enri- Ieander
Interbretor
Fayere
Menor
Brooil Reillay
Wells O' Reiley
Rio. Grande
Hersathieves
O'Reiley
Wes
O'Tlailtey
Jis
Connon
Erronneus
Markets Report From New Orleans Weather Dampens Trade
Markets in New Orleans show quiet activity as July heat slows participation and vacation sentiment rises. Prices for wheat and corn hover near mixed opens with limited trading, while market quotes list various futures and commodity figures reflecting subdued demand and seasonal lull.
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New Orlegon
Poth Thes
Vlad Leeping
Em Gressing
J Tenter
Chon Hizh
Kenewiber .S
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Uiga Mill
Stapstie's Hall
Romittess
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C. G. Todd
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J. H. Kirtipat
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National Protective Legion
Nakart Burke
DL Varetont Hicks
Paul M. Peck
He Conningham
Nat M. Washer
A. Salsbury
Oxcar Pappa
O. Kemp
R. Stein
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State Department
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State of Texas
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Nicolls
Casco Bay
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Phyllis
Sinew & Oplen Rabon
Cec
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George W. Jacobs & Co
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Bonaparte
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Sherman
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Robert Marke
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