Brumbys on the Way in Starr County Quarantine Clash
Special to The Light reports a clash between Starr County health officer Dr. Crisoforo Solis and state health official Dr. William Brumby over a quarantine for Fal furvias tied to three mild smallpox cases among the Mexican population near Pulturvias Texas. Solis insists on restricted train movement to enforce quarantine despite opposition from Austin officials who say the action is unwarranted. The dispute centers on authority and the need to isolate others while trains continue to operate.
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Solis
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Lown
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Walliam Brumby
Austin
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Sols
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Pat and States Thimbit Oe Nest Phyigiuidns
Woodmen in Session at Houston Tex
The Woodmen convene in Houston Texas for a district gathering with representatives from Texas, Arizona, and New Mexico. Encore tag ceremonies were held and Mineral Wells appear as new candidates for the union.
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Houston
Distriet
Texzas
Avivona
New Mexico
Beuvaen
Bail Set in Severe Case Involving Black Man
Proceedings in the seventh district court of Thorlean Meyers, accused of the murder of Aubrey McLemors, a Black man, were admitted to bail at 2000. The incident occurred on Santa Rosa Avenue last week Monday night near McLemors. Meyers initially remained in jail before officials sought release on bond, with sheriff Loy to secure.
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Aubrey McLemors
Meyers
Santa Rosa Avenue
MeLemors
Thage Biss
Jonny Loy
House Limits Probe Of Speaker In Thirtieth Legislature
The House refuses permission for committees to examine the speaker's record, limiting probe efforts in the thirtieth legislature. The decision preserves executive protection of the speaker while signaling tensions over oversight.
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House
Kennedy inquiry debate in Whittier legislature
May report from The Light in Austin Tasmania reports the Whittier legislature rejected 0 to 36 a resolution to extend Kennedy investigation to include its members. Morning discussions centered on whether to broaden the inquiry beyond the current legislature and whether to confine it to the present session.
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Tas
Maron
Honves
Kennedy Investigation Committee
Iée
Curstom
Crawford
Kennedy
Gambling Cases On Trial Today At Court
Legal proceedings begin this afternoon in the gambling cases. Defendants Pablo Maralies Juan Morales and Trinidad Arellana face questioning as witnesses prepare to testify. Prosecutors expect possible appeals if convictions occur and note last Thursday's preliminary actions.
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Enurt
Idak
Getrigl Berausy
Pablo Maralies
Juan Morales
Trinidad Arellana
Phioeins
Het Sonlaia
Fraud charge brings labor leader to court
Rev Deenus. ti. Mareh ?-tenry S. Mudapeth, former president of the New Orleans labor tia, arrested last night charged with fraud and stealing money from the smok. He was a candidate for the presidency of the International Eyptn- Sraphicel union against dames Mr. Lynch at the convention of the ett.
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Mareh
Tenry S. Mudapeth
Dhe
New Orleans
Tia
Randdlandy
Smok
Eypn- Sraphicel Union
Dames Mr. Lynch
Ett
Dream Shattered as Official Commits Suicide
A distressing report from Washinetom March notes the death by self-inflicted actions of a prominent figure connected to a grand railroad project. Former United States consul general at Buettas Ayres, Mr. Hine Tom Rowan Teer, is named among the deceased, with a troubled narrative about unrealized ambitions and family impacts in Chi.
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Washinetom
Stearthraken
Tom Rowan Teer
Buettas Ayres
Chi
Wheat and cattle prices update from Kansas City market
Market notes from Kansas City on March 1 show No 2 red and No 2 white wheat bids for May delivery, with various tag codes. Cattle and hogs moved steady to firm with steer and calf tops around the dime range, hogs improving to near 77 dollars noted.
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Kansas City
AGIA
Maree &—Y “Rocelils
Tornado leaves Brinkley in ruins and Death toll rises
A Wall Street era cyclone sweep through Brinkley Arkansas and Memphis Tennessee reported 19 white and four negro deaths with about 20 injured. Scenes of wreckage blanketed by dust and fire as communication lines failed and residents searched for missing family members amid collapsing buildings and downed trees.
Sarabia's Yankee Bride and Mexican Joan of Arc Tale
A fragmentary 1920s era newspaper item profiles Miss Madeth Tromtridge, portrayed as a daring American revolutionary figure. The text depicts social contrasts and a dramatic prison sentence, with an unfinished note indicating continued coverage on page 20.
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Sarabia
Joan of Arc
Anti Aging Bill Not Law Sparks Texas Debate
In Austin on March 9 governor Campbell had not signed the anti pacing measure and no signing date was given. The railroad protest defends against high freight rates, arguing rates invite abuse by nonemployed individuals. The resolution mentions a brief period of time for action and a 99 year land grant along the Colorado River tied to a memorial park project for growers association.
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Austin
Tex
Marely
Tovernor Campbell
Fleith
Rairoads
Colorado River
Not Growers’ Association
Hows Memorial Park Wits Miuip & Speci
Snow Storms Hit Plains and Midwest Regions
Fragments report heavy wet snow spreading across Oklahoma Kansas Iowa and the Texas Panhandle with strong winds and sharp temperature drops. Snow accumulations range from two to five inches in spots while driving conditions worsen and printing likely to pause as snow remains.
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Kansas
Ras
Marek
Pope
Panhandle
Tex
Maren
Unclear fragmentary report on a fire and aid rush
An unreadable passage describes a gale a fire and a rapid response by residents and companions racing to Weakley to bring aid and suppress a conflagration with mentions of Kinonell A. A. Wojianski Riel ards Conduntay and others in a rapid effort to obtain assistance.
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Hrniley
Sidney
Debrig
Kimmell
Jove
Kinonell
A. A. Wojianski
Rielards
Neni
Conduntay
Weakley
Atelley
Sound the Doom of Directoire Gowns Exhibition
Chicago will host a March exhibit where aversimiers donate directoire gowns and kite dred styles while coshimes endorse at tenth eleventh and fourteenth events. The program promises new fashions, with debates on waists and styles drawing public attention to this unusual display.
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Chicago
Avessniikers
Ion
Lomacrow
Oliver Named to Succeed Knox After Nomination
Thavvisharg. Ta Maren Soeur Olver of Miltshung was today wamed as republican candidate for the Milted States senate to succeed P. C. nox ane tes.
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Thavvisharg. Ta
Maren Soeur Olver
Miltshung
States Senate
P. C. Nox Ane
San Antonio school bill faces heated debate and female voting clash
Special to The Light reports a tense San Antonio legislature scene after Terrell’s motion as Adams defers, Wahrmund votes aye, and a 101 to 0 roll call amid protests by women’s groups opposed to the bill. Opposition cites old charters and charter reform, while trustees and officials argue over school funding, elections, and exemptions.
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Austin
Trx
House
Terrell
Bexar
Stols
Adams
Senate
San Antonio
Wahrmund
Fr. C. Carter
Senate Amendments Restore Old Status
Senate amendments restore the old status with changes to trustee terms and salaries. The governor veto threat and legislative actions in San Antonio and Bexar involve qualifications, elections timing, and board structure. New provisions align salaries and trustee numbers, with elections shifted to April and terms reset under the charter.
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Senate
Texas League May Open on South End
Schedule committee to meet tomorrow to complete opening details for the Texas League season. Weather favors southern Texas for the start, with opening slated for the south end region to ensure mild conditions.
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South End
Spertal
Houston
Texas
Chicago’s First Born White Child Dies in Bloomington
Ellen Lipscomb, Chicago’s first white child born after incorporation, dies in Bloomington. Born March 4, 183n, she was surrounded at birth by the town’s early settlers.
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Chicago
Death takes winner of Automobile Cup
Fairs, March. Jeon Thory, the cavoniahiist who won the Gordon Sun Astrey in the international race over Die Adverse course in July, 1905, died yesterday.
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Jeon ‘Thory
Cavoniahiist
Gordon Sun Astrey
Resterdin
Local Weather: San Antonio and Vicinity Forecast
San Antonio area weather outlook for Tuesday through Wednesday shows a warm trend with temperatures near 65 degrees in the late afternoon. A brief note mentions a temperature drop or change by evening, with no significant precipitation indicated.
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