Special session opens with six purposes in Texas
Special to The Light reports Governor Campbell calls a Texas Legislature special session to begin next Monday with six aims including civil and criminal procedure reform, a bank guarantee law, new agricultural statutes for central and northwestern Texas, health department measures, protections for oil and rice canal and pipeline firms, and safeguards for the fish and oyster industries. A further topic may be added later.
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Austin
Tex
Campbell
Central
Horthwestern
Texas
State Health Department
Mob Forms to Lynch White Man Osbornne in Missouri
A mob of 190 persons gathered at Louisiana Missouri after George Osbornne, 32, white, of Atlas, attacked Mrs Thomas Shaw, young woman of the city. Officer Russell moved Osbornne to Bowling Green for safety as mob violence loomed and fear spread about the rising tension.
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United Press
Louisiana
George Osbornne
Atlas
Here
Thomas Shaw
Osborne
Russell
Bowling Green
Ana Fonisht
Flood Menace Threatens Memphis City
Memphis, Tennessee faces rising flood danger as water levels are forecast to surge in the coming days. The situation worsens with several manufacturing plants in the North Memphis factory district shutting down operations due to the encroaching floodwaters.
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Memphis
Tenn
Willy
Court Martial Verdict Kept Capitol Secret
The findings of Major Francis P. Premont son of General Fremont were announced by the War Department but the verdict’s details remained secret in Washington. Premont faced charges of conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman while stationed with the wing 2 Yuba.
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Capitol
United Press
Washington
Marek W
Francis P. Prement
Fremont
Yuba
Dallas mayoral nomination declined by committee chair
A Dallas mayoral race shift as Tillis and Tes ae 13,-Col. A. Voenser withdraw. The state party chair recognizes the committee headed by W. M. Pirrson as the Democratic campaign unit. Bowser's resignation creates a vacancy to be filled.
Chicago Former Pastor Declared Not Guilty
Rev. John J. Leal presided as Mareh Foard, a former minister, was found not guilty after a trial on charges brought by Mrs. Jim Lavender, a member of his congregation. The case centered on alleged misconduct within the church.
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Chicago
Py United Prova
Chicuah
Mareh
Raele
Jim Lavender
John J. Leal
Blood Flows as Baslunari Rebel Forces Clash
In Tangier region near Mareho the Baslunari insurgents clash with sultan's troops after a long march. Heav y losses are reported on both sides amid a lengthy battle described by Tutted Presa.
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Tangier
Mareho
Relatives sought after man killed in New Orleans incident
A fragmented New Orleans notice reports a man named Charles Vandery who was killed and whose relatives are being traced. The garbled text mentions a horse burial, various names, and references to local places and organizations, with scattered clues about a heavy accident and possible investigations.
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New Orleans
Van
Maren
Wits
Sieinenield
Dnrial Ue
Charles Vandery
Fn Alveston
Wireless messages aboard a speed train mark Thompson $5000 test
Frederick Thompson’s $5000 experiment on the Lake Shore Special aimed to send wireless telegrams along a moving train at 80 miles per hour. Officials watched as Marconi methods and a spark generator emitted signals inside a Buffalo to Chicago route car, signaling an early rail wireless effort.
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Frederick Thompson
Lake Shore
Erie
Mare
Ald Craybeard
NorthDast
Crickee
Frederic Thompson
Via Wireless
Buffalo
Chicago
Thompson
Stave
New York
Iag
Marconi
Sammis
Saminis
Wesan
Gevliomen
Saran
Thorson
Redorie
Mugen
Wireless messages on a traveling train scene
Passengers and observers watch a tense moment as a transmitter is activated. A conductor or operator writes notes, then confirms a wireless link established. The scene shifts to the train’s routes with towns and stations mentioned along the way.
Death of Thomas H. Holmes in Goliad route apartments
Thomas H. Holmes aged about 63 died suddenly from heart failure yesterday in his Goliad route apartments. He had been in the city only two days, arriving from Brownsville, Texas for treatment. Remains are being held awaiting arrival of a brevet from Orange, Texas expected to arrive this morning.
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Thomas H. Holmes
Goliad
Mr. Molantes
Brownsville
Tex
Leeaiment
Tie
Oramge
Marriage licenses and thanks to friends and neighbors
Pierce Nalt and Wdna Berl, Ac J Conk and Daisy O'Dell, Ola Weltner, GW Merrill and Mas, Tova Merrin, Kalil Dagher and Navla Shaheon. We extend sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who assisted us in the loss of our beloved Marguerite Rinnet. Father and Mother.
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Wdna Berl
Ac J Conk
Daisy O'Dell
Ola Weltner
Wnt
Blowort Lace Mann
Merrill
Mas
Tova Merrin
Kalil Dagher
Navla Shaheon
Oie
Marguerite Rinnet
Tre
W. J. Baily
Seventy poisoned at Masonic banquet in Vincennes
Masons attending a cemetery celebration in Vincennes Indiana were poisoned after a banquet. The unidentified incident affected about 609 men and women as part of the Coli genom proceedings, with the banquet server implicated in the poisoning.
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Vincennes
Ind
Shait
Masons
Engineer Faces Drilling Charge Near San Antonio River
An affidavit alleges drilling off the waters of the San Antonio river by Emil Hesse chief engineer of the San Antonio electric Hecht plant. The complaint was filed yesterday afternoon before Clerk Brailen in the corporation court by river commissioner T. G. Huptress.
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San Antonio
Emil Hesse
Hecht
T. G. Huptress
Brailen
Corporation Court
Card of Thanks for W. J. Bailey Funeral
The family sincerely thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and support during the funeral of W. J. Bailey. Gratitude is extended for the thoughtful floral offerings and expressions of sympathy shown.
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