Independent sponsors bill to regulate Texas oil industry
A bill proposed by Independent Petroleum groups aims to safeguard the oil trade by expanding regulatory powers. The measure, amended by Governor Moody, covers conservation, transportation, storage, and pricing, and seeks to grant commissioners authority over land and public works related to oil facilities.
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Baby Named After Ball Clouter at Western Club
Mr and Mrs Roy Thornburgh announced they would name their 24 penned son born Saturday after the first member of the Inde dence Western association baseball club to hit two home runs in a regularly scheduled ENZ-rea game.
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Thirty six wedding guests fall through river ice
A wedding party near Vilaw Linn today plunged into a river when the Lorentuno ice broke. Police and rescuers work at the scene as bystanders report panicked crowds and cold water.
Town of 25 People Has Five Churches
MESENA Gs Mot 8 reveals a small population center with a remarkable religious spread. The text notes a population of 25 and mentions Brecline amid sparse readable details.
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Sugar Seasoning Approved by Food Chemists
Leading food experts approve seasoning with sugar in vegetables, meats, and fruits. Sugar adds rest to foods carrying vitamins and minerals, enhances flavors, preserves color, and makes plain vegetables and meats more palatable. Moderation is advised to improve appeal, especially for children reluctant to eat essential foods.
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Carol's New Love Rumor Sparks Romanian Crisis
Carols New Love reports Prince Carol of Romania has deserted Mme Lupescu for a French princess. The image shows Princess Helen at top right his wife and Zizi Lambine at top left as his morganatic wife, with ors coca be pn.
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Beer hearing set for March 1 in Washington DC
A damaged OCR fragment notes a beer hearing scheduled for March 1 in Washington DC. It references representatives from Missouri and a cost per perhaps 273 per cons, with unclear procedural details and preparatory actions by committees and officials.
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Divorce Requested After Bridge Tilt Incident
A wife seeks a divorce following a bridge tilt incident reported in PEIOSGO. The man and woman were involved in a dispute as the bridge wobbled and nearby onlookers observed the scene. No further injuries or official actions are recorded in the fragment.
MacDonalds Trip Expected Worth Cost Amid Subtle Politics
Fragmented text mentions London and officials, with hints of a secretary role and public comment. The piece references a planned trip and possible costs, plus terse notes on reaction and a crowd at an event. Names and clear details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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London
Fragmented Beverages and Secrets Across Town
A garbled 1920s style note mentions Beverly Tolls and Wiggin, fragments reference oil vice and sugar, and a surprising domestic inquiry. The letter-like text names Herbert Weaker and a doubtful dining room scenario, ending with a sign-off from WH Rogera.
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Taft Condition Reported After Evening Medical Update
A terse medical bulletin stated Taft’s condition unchanged since evening, with no new symptoms or changes in his appearance. Authorities noted the public remains cautious as medical staff monitor his health throughout the night.
Bond sought on Olaying charge in Erie county court
Earl Erzell, 87, jailed since arrest in murder case of Wilmee Leeks Friday night, sought release via habeas corpus in Ninety fourth district court Monday afternoon. Hearing delayed to avoid conflict with another case. defense argues Erzell is not bail able and opposes bond, amid details of the incident outside a Ninth Street garage.
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O Briens Body to Be Sent to Chicago
The fragment reports the death of William J. OBrien and states his body will be sent to Chicago. The piece notes a funeral director and held remains with family location details unclear due to damaged text.
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Bavarian Film Ban Suppresses Ludwig II King Film
Munich March report says police barred showing the new film Ludwig II King of Bavaria on grounds of public safety. Teogel relatives of the late king sought injunctions against production arguing the portrayal of the king and his living relatives endangered their image and rights.
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Money Contributed for Mexican Road Progress Report
Funds from several hundred tons and stellars al tesds have been contributed for the construction of a road from Miata to Tamauliper Merzdiao. The department of communications oversees the project and work on the road will be pressed with the vigor of completing the major portion.
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Government Party Leads in Brazil Election Report
The report notes the governing party maintains a lead in Brazil with widespread support across regions. Analysts cite strong backing for the party’s presidential candidate and party machinery as voters express confidence amid ongoing campaigns.
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Ford Unites Pair in Wedlock Amid Modern Tales
In a village ceremony, Anuileta and Rita Balazar join hands as vows are exchanged. The wedding marks a new chapter for the couple and their families, celebrated amid familiar faces and quiet community support.
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Three Injured in Interurban Wreck in Houston
A fragmented report describes an interurban wreck near Houston injuring three people. Details are garbled, but the incident involves a streetcar or interurban line with injuries and a nearby main road incident. Names, times, and exact locations are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Farewell Bananet Given Ceneral at Farewell Day
Fragmentary OCR text mentions farewell and general context but lacks clear names places or concrete events to identify. The readable parts suggest a ceremonial farewell and associated individuals in a narrow, damaged snippet. No coherent details to confirm a genuine headline or summary.
Marathon Halted as Detroit Dancer Controversy Grows
Detroit authorities plan warrants to stop the marathon dance at Eastwood Park amid labor law concerns and public outcry. State officials say five dancers remain and could face arrest. observers describe the event as a dangerous, dehumanizing spectacle. The contest offers prize money exceeding $20,000, fueling local controversy and clergy opposition.
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Burial Notice for Mrs Nancy K New at Delmar Street
Mrs Nancy K New is buried in her New Is burial at Delmar Street with Monday afternoon services. The obituary lists ten daughters and notes relatives including Mrs Reach, Mrs Dolin, WW Richierdlsy, and others from Eastor and Kan Antonio. The record mentions kin from Arkansas and references a "Yn Anicaiin fer night Fearn" in connection with the service.
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Trolley Robbery Report Stuns City Passengers
A chaotic trolley ride ended with train car thieves robbing riders. Dramatic scenes unfold as frightened passengers cry out while bandits pillage the car. A guard reports cash stolen totaling thirteen dollars from the relieved victims.
Man Tries to End Life in Shoot Incident
In a troubling incident, a man attempted suicide by shooting at a woman in an apparent domestic dispute. The scene occurred at a residence in NEACATER as police and medical personnel arrived. The woman suffered injuries. Details about motive, status, and charges remain unclear.
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War era veteran from Cubah march amid unrest in Utar
An unclear report mentions a veteran tied to Gohan War II and Cubah events, with references to Weyler and a concern over an attack near a shore in Utar. Details are fragmentary and names are inconsistently rendered.
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Cook Freedom May Be Final
Cleveland reported Dr. Frederick Cook Arctic explorer sentenced to Leavenworth for mail fraud. Federal arrest warrants not sought. Mabon described raid today. indictment against Cook to defraud dismissed at attorney general directive.
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Counterfeit Bills Flooding Mexico
Mexico reports a surge of counterfeit American currency detected in circulation. Denominations cited include 1 519, 20, 750 and 500. Experts warn the notes closely resemble genuine bills and are hard to identify.
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Mexican Consul Appointed to New Post
Mexican Consul Iegaa Mazjer A iy J Trovin will be transferred from Alatel to Yon Arizona. The move follows a routine reassignment within the consular service. The new post will be announced by the ministry in charge of foreign affairs.
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Innovative shoe soles promise comfort and savings
Quasi advertisement style notes a new material for shoe soles that supposedly adheres with a knife like spread and creates flexible water resistant layers. Claims include substantial cost savings, 82 percent, and a free sample offer through a Mr OC dnfatte Tar h ie.
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Western Union blast injures several in San Angelo
Officials continued an investigation into a Saturday explosion at a Western Union telegraph office in San Angelo Texas. Several people were injured including Mrs Jo A Neilson Miss Amy Toselin and a youth identified only by initials YW. The blast remains a mystery as investigators probe the cause and gather details at the scene.
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Employment Hike Seen by Lamont
WARRINGTON Dou March a Yi A prediction that American business activity would rise to a normal rate within two months was offered today by Secretary Lamont. He said the slowdown in the last three months had not been as extensive as feared and that spring weather should boost employment.
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Shaken Town Back To Normal After Six Day Quake Siege
Brawley residents return to business as usual after a six day earthquake sequence. Bricks and glass cleared from streets as supplies arrive from Low Angeles to repair damaged store routes. Quakes began Tuesday and tremors spread along the valley, with major shocks on Saturday. Damages reported in Calexico Calipatria Yoltsna Isaperlas Westmoreland and nearby towns.
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Chicago Employes Hopeful Strawn to Give 12 Million
Chicago city county and school employees anxiously awaited payday as officials sought to finalize the transfer of twelve million dollars in relief funds. Strawn, relief committee chair, called local government officials to arrange the payout to tens of thousands of workers amid steady promises of actual payment today.
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Soviet to Attend League Law Meet at The Hague
GENHVA March 3 U Marin Litvinoff acting committar for foreign affline of the 1. 63. R telegraphed the League of Nations that the Soviet government will send an official observer and three assistants to the league conference on codification of international law beginning March 3 at the Hague. One observer will be Mitei Kouraki born Jommbassador at Rome.
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Austin Full Grew Trial Postponed Indefinitely
The trial of Jewese in Trask county district court was postponed indefinitely. Proceedings were rescheduled with no new date announced and original charges remain. The case involves Austin Full Grew as referenced in the docket discussions.
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