Engineer to Southwest tour links power rise to prosperity
Charles M. Hipley, a General Electric research engineer, argues electric power expansion drives economic growth during a Southwest tour. He cites oil price impacts on peasants and laborers and notes energy advancement boosts American progress while stressing the need for broader access.
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John Erskine to Speak at Local Hotel Event
The article notes John Erskine from Celamyia University will lecture Wednesday night at the St Aue bog hotel. He previously spoke before Texas university students at Averin Tursly night. Erskine will appear as a guest at the Mew ger bared in the final chapter of the Ammerredsy Assatiatn oof Unversine Wennett.
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Salvation Army fund drive moves to aid relief work
The Salvation Army plans a drive to raise funds for relief efforts. Leader Joseph K. Sieware announces an advisory committee and mails appeals continue until April 18. About $5000 has been raised so far, with funds to be used within ninety days unless contributions increase rapidly. Captain J. Monre oversees the relief work.
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Undergrad Arrest During Varsity Victory Celebration
Police quell college unrest following a university basketball win. Reports describe students clashing with officers after the game, with arrests made as celebrations turned disruptive on campus. Local authorities condemned the disorder and ensured public safety during the postgame events.
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Nacogdoches Hotel Fire Scare Reports Local Alarm
A disruptive fire scare hit a Nacogdoches hotel prompting emergency response. The incident caused evacuation and brief disruption with guests and staff safety prioritized as investigators review possible causes. Local authorities coordinated with hotel management to ensure safe resumption of operations.
Point Isabel no bill rumor swirls in Harlingen area
Townspeople in Point Isabel report rumor of no indictments in the Heenan murder case from March 13 while a hush settles on ongoing investigations. About 300 watermen remain to be examined as reports drift of a skirmish over alleged funds linked to Antaniy and Aransas Pass rail ventures.
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Tanlac Promises Relief From Digestive Ailments
Doctor backed claim that 90 percent of sickness stems from stomach and bowel troubles. Testimonial from Earl Goodridge Foster of Fort Worth credits Tanlac with curing years of indigestion after five bottles, restoring work and weight. Ad urges gas pain dizziness loss of appetite insomnia and nervous exhaustion as symptoms improved by Tanlac. claims money back if no help.
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Providence diver critically injured at Lake Worth
J A Regan aged 33 from Providence is in serious condition after diving into shallow water at Lake Worth near Fort Worth. Doctors report a fractured neck and say he has an even chance to live as of today.
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Candidate 3 Mate Dead in Galveston Senate Bid
B J Cunningham aged 64 husband of Minnie Fisher Cunningham, a candidate for the United States Senate, died in Galveston on Monday afternoon. He was a prominent figure in the local insurance business.
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