Chattanooga Confederate reunion preparations draw crowds
Chattanooga gears up for the largest Confederate Veterans reunion with Camp Stewart named in honor of General A. L. Stewart. About 20,000 cots secured from the War Department and railroads plan deluxe service as hundreds of thousands visit the Tennessee city to tour battlefields and related sites.
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Tennessee
Jeckeon Park
Carp Stewart
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Camp Stewart
Frontier Days of Texas Settlement Aims at Colorado River
Fragmentary narrative recounts early Texas settlers along the Colorado River near Bastrop including Oliver Green and J.W. Moore. It describes conflicts with Comanches in 1820s 1830s, captures of Waco Brown by Indians, attacks on Rogers and Craft parties, Captain Dolson’s 1843 raid pursuit near Austin, and Williams Young’s settlement with plowing attack outcomes and horse theft.
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New York Man Recovers Lost Money Amid Chewing Gum Stunt
A New York man named Walker, leaving the Waldorf Astoria, helps recover a $109 note after a friend grabbed his chewing gum and a thief’s distraction led to a lost wallet. Nearby, a cashier’s desk exchange and a Douglaston Minor manager connect the incident with a local scene. Reports also note Hood’s Sarsaparilla ads and Noonday services at Plaza Theater from March 17 to 21 and a push by the Arspices Pastors’ Union for sneakers in New Yorkers’ law debate.
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Mr. Walker
Leanne Seeng
Br. Walker
United States
Plaza
Arspices Pastors
Chronicle of the Week in Current Events
A mosaic of global turmoil and domestic tension features arrests in Mexico and Mexico under U S influence. rebel mobilizations around Magdalena. U S politics with tariff focus and calls for a special session. violence in San Antonio and Mexico City. warfront clashes between Greeks and Turks. diplomatic movements in Washington and Madrid highlighting revolutions, pardons, and cabinet shifts.
City beautification plan tied to public commission vote
Myron H. Wret, architect, submits a permanent plan by the Federation of Improvement Clubs for city beautification to the planning committee. Mayor Jones receives best wishes from officials as the city weighs the proposal. A man found in ruins at 300 South Presa Street is identified as an employee of Brink Co. Reyexslosis AL Fernandes, Mexican consul, offers respects to Mayor Jones. Senator Kirby delivers a sharp House speech attacking Alfrey Melby Lewis and Crambpottan magazine for alleged huditating. The Illinois Senate considers extending wages investigations to Eastern cities. Postmaster General Burleson vows to challenge publicity laws in states with Supreme Court cases. The Mexican minister of Sualog faces Tuerta's government. Turkish commander Adrian opie abandons hope of reclaiming a fort.
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Supreme Court
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Bank stock rise prompts larger capital increase plan
Spent cornice and sheet metal workers vote to raise the Central Trust Company capital from 300000 to 1000000. A man is arrested for supposedly setting fire to a Spencer nose display. A fort Worth invitation to attend a live stock show is noted. Devastating storms hit Louisiana and neighboring states causing deaths and widespread property loss. North Carolina students stand trial over causing a death by waving. U.S. troops clash with Mexican forces near Ndsales Sonora while Serb casualties rise on the Adriatic coast.
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Fort Worth
Chayater of Commerce
Lenisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
Tehtessie
Vexae
University of North Carolina
Platuil
Habeas Corpus and Murder Case Dominates Friday Session
In Duval and Starr counties Nexin represents Clint and Tranic Rob nets in habeas corpus proceedings. Barrientes is sentenced to five years imprisonment for murder of Gregorius Tenorio. A Texas good roads meeting is held in Hamilton as Hawthorn trials close in New York with convictions of Dr William Burton Julian Hawthorne and Albert Freemen. Federal troops and mail use in stock claims are noted and Con Sresd at a special session to be held Agri will not consider currency.
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Texas
Hamilton
New York
Willian Burton
Julian Hawthorne
Albert Freamen
Fragmented World War II Era Dispatches and Local Notices
A jumbled, OCR rough page fragment covers wartime troop movements in Mexico and Arizona, U.S. mediation talk with Turkey, a Dallas property sale, and a broad slice on game and fish protection advocacy. It cites General Ojeda, Mexican federal soldiers, and mentions assorted associations lobbying Congress, plus various dated items and local notices.
Protection for migratory birds gains new regulatory power
The American Game Protective and Propagation Association advocates stronger bird protection nationwide. The Weeks McTean bill moves to empower the Department of Agriculture to regulate the hunting of migratory birds, prompting anticipated protection for game and waterfowl facing decline. More citizens support a united effort to halt unsustainable slaughter and safeguard wildlife.
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