Injuries in polo matеh fatal to Col Johnston
Col Johnston, a veteran of the Spanish American War and World War I, died from injuries sustained in a polo match. He received multiple international decorations, led cavalry units on campaigns in the Philippines and Mexico, and held staff roles in France. His lineage traces to notable Revolutionary and Civil War officers, with ties to North Carolina ancestry.
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Military officer Johnston's varied 20th century service recalled
The life of Colonel Johnston spans chief of staff roles in the Eighty second and Seventh divisions, military intelligence leadership, and a 1921 Word Forces mission to report on the Philippines. He served as governor-general aide in Nicaragua under Leonard Wood, aided Hoover’s electoral mission, and held posts in Mexico and Tennessee historical groups.
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A fragmented weather bulletin with March forecasts for multiple regions, showing times, precipitation totals, and wind notes. Includes city names across Texas and beyond, with scattered phrases about fair to clear conditions and north winds. The text mixes forecast details with a long list of place names and incomplete phrases.
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Easy Pleasant Way To Lose Fat
An advertisement touts a quick weight loss plan promising energy, health, and a toned appearance with a cheap 85 cent bottle of Kraselion Salta or Broschen Salts. It claims fat loss in a month, a slimmer chin, abdomen, and clearer skin, urging readers to weigh themselves before and after a four week supply.
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Camp Hulen Contracts Awarded for Improvements
The War Department awarded contracts totaling 119,696 for Camp Hulen Texas projects at Palacios national guard site. J F Johnson won 17,530 for 10 mess hall floors. Sam Fridner of Galveston 62,629 for concrete floors on 1866 tents and 6,999 for grading and drainage. A M Evans of Columbus 11,862 for a 400000 gallon reservoir. Ritehen and Price Lumber Palacios 6,885. Fisk Electric Houston 14,893 for electrical distribution system.
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Congress Debates Tariffs and War Bill Action
Associated Press reports congressional activity this week with hearings on stock exchange control and air mail, a treasury post office appropriation bill, and a deflationary tariff stance. Secretary Hull testifies before Ways and Means, while Roosevelt directs private mail reassignment. in Alabama, nearly 8000 coal miners threaten to strike until wage terms and a goat ranch dispute are resolved.
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