Sailors Take Victory Over Chinese Soldiers at Hankow
American Bluejackets aboard the vessel attacked by Chinese forces in Hankow, disarming troops without a shot fired. The crew seized the standard at Simelot as tensions rose between U.S. gunboat crews and Chinese soldiers amid the Skirmish near Hankow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Infernifiacel News Service
Tering
Merck
Vigeon
Hankow
Gsl-Stearer
SS. Meilbns
Simelot
Hantow
Unclear fragment hints at conflict in leadership
Fragmentary text suggests internal dissension and leadership strain within a group. It mentions fear, a defect, and possible further serious splits. No clear names or places are readable.
Journalism Classes to Elect Officers Shortly
Journalism classes will elect officers soon as students prepare for the annual student government slate. The announcement lists officers to be elected and notes dates and procedures for the voting process.
Pedestrian Hurt Escaping Auto on City Streets
A pedestrian was struck while jumping away from an automobile near Nerine and Commerce Streets on Tuesday. The man, about 50, escaped potential injury by leaping out of the vehicle's path as it nearly hit him. He received medical attention for minor injuries and was later released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerely
Nerine and
Commerce
Fragmented OCR item on cars, costs, and notices
Damaged OCR text references mileage per gallon figures and a Ford repair entry. Mentions centret pives aie ipping, repairs, and an inventor seeking a loan or patent. Includes garbled names, addresses, and numbers, with unclear events or outcomes.
Winners of the College Popularity Contests
The annual college popularity contest results were announced on Tuesday at Weatmont College. Winners include Nanly Farman as favorite, Teese Aun Vischer as most vital feel, and Froneis Diet of ebiees Wer Goliad as most beautiful. Other top contenders name Belén Peeples and Wilma Grin for cleverest and cutest, with regional ties to Lampasas and Tylestutr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatmontland
College
Picquree
Agrest
Tussiay
San Antonio
Nanly Farman
Urs
Teese
Aun Vischer
Most
Vital— Feelugi
Dsvv
Lampasas
Rusanua
Artican
Atess Belén Peeples
Sind
Miss Wilma
March Farm Outlook Data in San Antonian
The San Antonian March issue previews farm outlook data compiled by the Chamber of Commerce officials. Notable items include statistics from the Agricultural Department and state training results. The report highlights legislative actions and recent weather impacts on farming conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonian
Sam Antoniga
She’ Chamber of Commer
Terre Thesday
Kring
Avblicay
Chamber
Look
Femay Joon
Fred W. Salley
Ule United Slevenants
Texas
Howell W. Jones
Relate
Liney Morriam
Ulwzae
Wright Seeks Solons On Tax Exemption Bill
Wright and allied San Antonine representatives present before the committee to approve exemptions from the state nasolite tas. They push for shielding certain properties and industries from taxes while urging passage of the measure in the senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aelfor Masoe
Mal Wright
Pranlus Wlan
Mie Hat Ajitoulo Chamber of
Commerm
Austin Fursiley Afhermou
Tursiley
Ccontsourease
Tas
Weiale
MT. Wright
Wright Huey
Senate
Wright
San Antonia
Esperialis
Aly Vige
Thames Res
Sausages Filched From Meat Market
A garbled item notes sausages stolen from a meat market with unclear surrounding details. Names and locations are unreadable, but the fragment suggests a theft report with limited legible identifiers. Further legible text would be needed to identify suspects or exact timing.
Daugherty Trial Evidence And Jury Deliberations
New York March 1 United States Attorney Emory Be Brookan concludes summation in the conspiracy trial of Daugherty Mitchell. Be Brookan urges jury to convict Thomas Aller in a case tied to alien property and wartime measures. The testimony hints at long hours of legal argument and minutes of debate before the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ty Falictreal
Te Daveherty-Mitler
United States
Emory Be Dbrokan
Thomas “W. Aller
Castartinn
Itler
Tomser
M. Davellert
Elforty
Szaill
Senate to Consider Reform Bills Backed by Moody
In Dallas venues Governor Dan Kelley’s court reform program primes the suspension calendar as Senate and House committees debate two reform bills. Senator Teer cites room in the Judiciary committee as the bills move toward potential approval or rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Dy. Moody
Agstin
Greinger
J. A. Maxiing
Dallas
Dan
Kooily
Jury Completes Murder Trial After Day of Testimony
Jurors wrap up a sensational murder trial in the county court, concluding after a long day of testimony. Evidence was presented concerning the death of a man identified as Cle with two Black defendants noted in the proceedings. The judge consigned the case to review for a verdict, with the trial linked to local crime pressures and a Pacific shipping context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giety
Herman Gilar
Cinck
Alain
Marhiern Pacific
Racks
Youth Needs Cold Wind Says Dean
In Washington on March 3 the narrative reports Dartmouth Dean Tay cock of Thersfors comments on youth. The piece notes Dartmont-born individuals renewing childhood memories at a banquet, reflecting on the hills and valleys seen by the younger generation and offering a wistful view of past landscapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Washington
Dean Taycock
Dartmouth
Thersfors
Dartwonth
Confused wartime era dispatch on loyalties and symbols
Fragmentary text describes Allied and US naval readiness, political rhetoric, and tensions involving Bolsheviks and China. Mentions flags, ribbons, and Republic symbolism, amid unclear dialogue about imperialism, conservatism, and motives behind actions. Readers see chaotic wartime propaganda and shifting allegiances.
Facing Death Charges No Billed in District Court
Fragmentary OCR text describes a district court proceeding with death charges not billed. It mentions names and a sequence of garbled phrases including references to a mob, riders, and a figure labeled Ian Dy, with unclear context and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiesdo
Opera Conductor Denies Ballet Engagement Mystery
A tumult around a famed opera conductor and a ballet dancer surfaces as reports question a possible engagement. Names and dates are unclear in the readable fragments, but the Chicago Herald and today’s notes imply a denial or postponement.
School Board Concludes Routine Regular Meeting
The last regular meeting of the school board was held at the school house with President Frank Blaines presiding. Routine matters were handled by Eakin, and the board discussed standard agenda items without major actions.
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yWwesent Board of
Eihtcation
Pearlay
Cot G and Will Fetc Texas Daughters Plan Convention
Delegates to the convention will meet in Saw Awe temin Wertnestay to discuss the Tinsted Tirmalturs of the Republic of Wersy. Noted figures Peter Muenger and Mouneed are listed among attendees. city Weenestay hosts the event with Ghotn of Gommevee expected to judge the tone of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Republic of Wersy
Tutee Wiles
Peter Muenger
Abandoning Mexico Trip Tells Washington
Manuel Belles, a Mexican government official, canceled his planned trip to Mexico and is returning to his base in Washington after a sudden change in plans announced in a dispatch from Washington on March 1.
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Tellez
Mexico
Washington
Manuel Belles
Hese
Bonfils and Lindsey discussed border issues and marriage law
Publisher Fred Bonfils and associates debated Judge Lindsey on social reforms and the legality of interracial or nontraditional unions. The exchange touched on Colorado politics, Mexico, and possible annexation ideas, with Bonfils denying plans to move to San Antonio and contrasting Southern California prosperity.
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Hwilebing
Twige Ben Dideey
Texas
Lie Valley
Colorado
Fred Bonfils
Douver Post
Uni
Guners
Giuitel Bates
Puesta Y Venga Sen Antonio
Covingeal Tha
Anibong
Hotel Ar
Bonfils Bella “Homecomiks Pity
Lou ‘Hogg
Bonfils
Denver Post
Ben Halsal
Lexay Cattlemen, Sa
Balsell
Florida
San Antonio
ALe_ Salsell
Lea
Fonfils
Lindsey
Gaia
Inkén
Uimsead Peonte
Tedge Lindsay
Valles
California
Rio Grane
P. T. Bonfils
Wito Ling
Fudge
Tindsey's Court
Bove Visi
Bay
Antanio
Bastils
Howls
Regio
Mexico
Mr. Bonfire
Mes
Bonfie
Helen
T. 4
Dompzige
Grocery Company Reports Robbery After Suspected Valuables Theft
National Grocery Company reports a robbery with three cases of vegetables stolen. Initial check shows missing items include batter and other perishables. police notified and investigation underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grocery Company
National Grocery
Spuds Stolen From Auto In Brief Incident
A garbled OCR record reports a theft of a load described as potatoes from a car. The text mentions names and locations but is largely indecipherable, leaving only a basic note of a vehicle theft involving spuds and unclear suspect details.
SEGUIN COE C WILLGIERELF OFFICIAL QUITS
In Washington a note appears about an official quitting amid a general manager’s meeting near Si Vingle Pass. The text references Seguin Coe and Willgiere lf, with unclear details on territory and the Se will We $0 gousiler menih. Officials’ actions are noted with minimal clarity.
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Li Urab
Manseer
Setoenth
Vingle Pass
Jibuson
Crimpo
San Abiouio
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