Frost Is Now The Menace To Our Crops
Major Buell, a weather forecaster, warns frost remains a threat despite official forecasts. He believes cloudy skies could persist for 24 hours, preventing heavy damage if the pattern holds, while a clear sky could yield one of the year's heaviest frosts. Rain measured in San Antonio totals 0.04 inches. statewide, conditions are unsettled with cool readings across El Paso, Del Rio, Abilene, and Dodge City.
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Buell
Aterm
San Antonio
el Paso
del Rio
Abilene
Dodge City
Kan
Felony gaming cases set in Thirty-seventh district court
Indictments against five defendants Augustin Moreen Juan Baens Mel quides Pena Phiten Sanchez and Gon wal frat arise from an illegal gambling house on Santa Rosa avenue. The grand jury reported the indictments and the March term schedule lists murder cases and other trials likely to go before the court. Additional gambling cases and a list of involved defendants include Jack Halamuda Pedro Reys and others with dates set for March 19 23 and 29.
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Telat
Sante Ross Avenue
Augustin Moreen
Juan Baens
Melquides Pena
Phiten Sanchez
Gon Wal Frat
Grand
Atorney Ji
W. Duke
Henry Calderon
Will Clark
Clark
Hallettsville
Tomes
Jack Halamuda
Peter Dreb
Tiovd Dorses
Pedro Reys
Wilyart Vochells
Manuel Moreno
VW. de Langsworth
Nelson MM
Hart
Theodore Hono
Francisco Wayavee, Jr
Rain Delays Opening Day of Cattlemen’s Show and Convention
Fort Worth March 13 5060 visitors led by Caith Raisers president Ike Pryor attended the Mur fai stock show and cattlemen convention opening under pressing clouds and rain. The executive committee planned afternoon sessions after a formal opening by Maver Dein North Port Worth. Governor Campbell did not arrive for the opening address amid mist and rain as around 560 exhibits were on view and visitors toured the first day.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Ike Pryor
Caith Raisers’ Association
Wil Meek
Maver Dein & T
North Port Worth
Campbel
J. Workluim
Arlington School Trustees Stand Pat
Arlington Texas March 19 The Arlington school board remains firm in forbidding calls by boy students at state homes despite State Superintendent Congins opinion that the par ex ceeds its powers Secretary Carler said the superintendent must keep his hands off The board will fight his rulings and hopes for state superintendent support.
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Arlington
Tex
Maren
Arlington School Board
Siates
Carler
Wheat May Leans Into Market Volatility Amid Trade Shifts
Market notes show wheat futures for May contract at press time, with analysts citing persistent supply concerns and shifting demand signals. Traders monitor weather patterns in key growing regions and potential policy changes impacting grain exports.
Grain and Livestock Prices in Kansas City Market
A fragmented Kansas City market note lists wheat, corn, and soy prices with occasional figures. Cattle and hogs show mixed demand, with calves and cattle descriptions scattered among prices, indicating a routine commodities update in a Fort Worth area bulletin.
Lobbyist Fines Cornered in Texas Senate Inquiry
Austin reports a resolution to drop the Thomas investigation and suspend him for the session. The senate delayed court-like action as debate over the Bruchfield measure continued. Senator Whanass alleged a prominent lobbyist influenced lawmakers, claiming fines on a senator and several representatives, with lobbyist Walters called before the bar amid ongoing testimony.
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Austin
Tex
Thomas
Senate
Walters
Histon
Gree
Te Smite
House
Houston
Haing
Wollers
Heraula
Billy
Raid on Laredo Chinese room leads to arrests
Deputy Sheriff A Kincaid and Deputy Constable C suit chen led a raid on a Laredo room above a shop where six Chinese men were found, smoking opium and playing Chinese games. Police seized smoking pipes, utensils, and junk. Evidence indicated frequent visits by white men. Gambling accusations followed as the case moved before Justice.
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Tn Ai
Thes Streriits
Constance
Ginauen Weer Basen Bank
Hopddlal
Laredo
API
Dipes Fay
Inu
A. Kincaid
Robert UN- Nerwood
Suit Chen
Laredostrer
Slovide
San Antonio
Sheyif
Therlore Air
Loss of money and check reported in daylight incident
Mrs. Everett reports a bag containing $40 in currency and a check for FA were taken. The event occurred near the Front, with a bank sign and TL noted. The rear area was searched by authorities after the shooting of an officer earlier in the afternoon by Mary H. Everett. Mrs. Everett believes the party fled toward an Army post and was last seen around 10:30 this forenoon.
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Jonal Bank Sigtad TL
Henrimeton
Mry H. Everett
Everett
Sheriff Recovers After Confinement Says He Fell Ill
A garbled report from the sheriff’s office indicates he recovered from minor ailments after a brief confinement at home during a period of illness. The message notes this marked his first appearance since the week prior, amid attention from local officials.
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Bhat
Con House
Hill Asks Resignation Amid Kennedy Affair Session Turmoil
Austin dispatch reports a chaotic legislative day as Speaker Kennedy altered clock times to rush bills, a Free Conference on Confederate pensions caused protests, and votes on Kennedy amendments and district court powers faced reversals. The assembly recessed and a committee’s findings on repairs were released.
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Austin
Tex
Kennedy
Standifer
Pittern
Sen
Peeler
Uryan
Cofer
Senate
House
Free Conference
Robertson
Robertsn
Handstor
Micasett
Comniltes
Till
Kenedy
Way Intervene In Central America
Washington reports serious consideration of a possible joint intervention by the United States and Mexico in the interest of peace in Central America. The issue centers on the extent of monetary obligations under the Latin American pact, to which the U S and Mexico are not parties, though they helped bring it about.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Central America
Sane
Undwe Sates
County Board Enables Farm Staff and Harness Bid
The county commissioners today authorized the superintendent of the poor farm to hire an assistant steward at a per day rate and an aid matron at one dollar per day. The bid from Woodward Carriage Company for harness supply was accepted.
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Noar Farm
Noted New York Chief Receives Word On Klepper Slaying
Real name Abie Eisenstein linked to the Medle Klepper shooting near Campbell's house in the trans San Pedro district. A telegram to the New York police chief asks to notify the dead man's relatives. no reply yet. Mack Sith and Tom arrested remain under investigation as Robins improves at hospital and pending burial plans.
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Abie Hisenstein
Medle Blepper
Campbell
trang-San Pedro
W. J. Jackson
al Couturt
Exis
Wig
Kepper Ayos Min
Confort
Mr Jackson
Auurg
Lelie
Kiepper
Witter
Klas
Klay Rey
Hovstoy
Dutek
Mack
Jel Mack
Kopper
Mme Miyalhins
Lin
Robins
Klepper
Che
New York
Son
Klepyer
Rieke
Palien
Springfield
Ml Makine
Boon
NO COOPER VERDICT DELAYED TO NEXT WEEK
Nashville March 13. Trial of Col Cooper Robin Cnopre and John Sharp for the murder of former Senator J W Carmack was not charged today. Judge Taft said the word not complete and there will be no verdict before Monday afternoon. If further action is needed, jury may not retire until Tuesday.
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Nashville
Col. Cooper
Robin Cnopre
John Sharp
J. Ww. Carmack
Taft
Taihure
Alter
Tavige Archeson
General McCarn
McCarn
Admounament
Alker
Audie
Mart Wad
Ail Tin
Jay Uke
Black Hard Sleuth Murder Shocks City In Italy Probe
A garbled dispatch reports the killing of detective Petrosino in Palermo Italy. It highlights his battles against Italian criminals and the New York Police Department’s pursuit of his killers, amid talk of broader undercover plots and international implications.
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New York
Saveh
Wiog
Dusenik Petrosino
Italitan
Cvittina
Detective Bureau
Mabirdliy
Italy
Dni
Notiva
York Gly
Black Hind
Rome
Marehch
Aiericat
Palaymo
Gill
Verdict Returns Acquittal in Lonnie Case After Night of Deliberation
In a crowded courtroom Lonnie, charged with killing his stepfather Jack Anderson, was acquitted after a full night of deliberation. The foreman read the verdict. relatives, lawyers, and supporters reacted with emotion as the courtroom emptied and witnesses spoke of justice served.
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Lonnie Hall
Jack Anderson
Lonnie
der Mrusil
Hall
We Litte Brothers
Wider Rehiiver
Nour
Stepper
Tudaa
Tul
Ard
Stal Ang
South Prove
The
Light
Mr. Bee
Chambers
Uve
Vainio Tal
International club directors to meet in Monday room session
International club directors prepare for a formal meeting. The agenda centers on governance and cross club collaboration with representatives from multiple regions. Participants will discuss leadership roles, event planning, and strategic initiatives for the coming quarter.
French clash on frontier with natives in Africa
The French mission near the Franco Liberian frontier faced stubborn native resistance. Two engagements occurred. one clash killed a native and elsewhere forty soldiers were killed or wounded.
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Africa
Milreh JS
Kim
Olthers
Kpc
Suit for Debt Filed Against Tobacco Company
A debt suit was initiated in the seventh district court by attorney Workward Cary against Puta Lade pany alleging unpaid balances. The case seeks recovery of funds and may establish liability for the tobacco producer's outstanding account.
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