Washington Debates Tariff Policy in House Session
In Washington on March 23 the first gun in the tariff debate was fired in the House as Speaker Payne of New York led the majority, pledging broad support for protective tariffs and signaling action on committee selections. Leader Chang Clark plans a strong minority response while caucuses prep for a tense set of votes.
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Representatives
Payne
New York
Committee On
Wars and Means
Whith
Hig Yeies
United States
Sturrey
Foundation
Chang Chirk
Wve
Senate
Bell Cartier
Anlited
Me “House
Additions to San Antonio Federal Building Await Architect Arrival
Work on the 160000 dollar addition to the San Antonio federal building awaits the supervising architect arriving from Washington. Contractor Thomas Lovett has arrived and is reviewing land layout and subcontractor arrangements while awaiting clearance from the unnamed supervisor.
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San Antonio Federal Building
Washington
Custotilan J. J. Stevens
Thomas Lovett
Stevens
Glyen
U S Cotton Stock On Hand February End
The census bureau reports United States cotton on hand at February end at 5,262,668 bales with consumption at 2,521,436 bales. Distribution shows Manufacturers 1,844,922 bales. producers 26,787. Warehouses and commissions 2,306,786. transportation companies 918,479. other holders 255,669.
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Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
United States
Congress
New Prosecutor Named for Libel Cases in Indiana Fight
March 22 the president sent to the senate the nomination of Charles Miller to be United States district attorney for Indiana. Keagling resigned to avoid prosecution in libel cases refiled by the New York World and the Indianapolis News.
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Praghinglan
Senate
Charles Miller
United States Ciatriet
Indiana
Sheceml
Joseph Keagling
Keasiligan
New York World
Indianannlis
Trail Grows Hot in Search For Kidnapper of Bay of 8
Sharon, Pa March 22. News reports say shortly before 11 p m the Whitla family received assurances Willie would be returned within 4 hours. A ransom is demanded. A separate note claimed a theft five days earlier and asks for $10,000. The Whitley family, prominent in oil interests, leads the search as authorities widen the manhunt across nearby towns and counties.
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Sharon
Pero
Whitla
Willie
Hanes
Ant
New Ticket For Him Boghe For Him Majur Callaghain
Majur Callaghain at Hildoaay says socialists have a right to start a city ticket. A meeting Saturday night discussed a platform to cut city salaries in half and set labor pay at 2 per day or 50 cents more. Campaigns will target all city areas with speeches by candidates. If a Republican ticket runs, labor voters may favor socialists though non socialists may back the ticket as well.
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Majur Callaghain
Onoshlam
Pany
Corynpan
Dhat
Tlig
Elasa
Insanity Plea Foreseen in Clinton Murder Trial
In Jackson Mississippi on March 22 the William Sorsby murder case of Postoffice Inspector Fireserald at Clinton was called for trial. The defense sought a postponement due to missing witnesses and requested a special venire of 240 qualified electors. court granted a delay to 6 PM. Over 26 witnesses have been summoned as the defense plans an insanity plea.
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Jackson
Miss
William Sorsby
Postoffice
Fireserald
Clinton
Uso
Rial
Athorney
Paris Strike Nears End Amid Telegraphers and Postmen Unrest
Paris reports indicate a strike settlement drawn by the telegraphers and postmen unions after a meeting of workers and the strike committee. A government response and reshuffling of officials accompany the talks as resignation debates fade, with minister Barthou expected to negotiate directly with employee delegations.
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Baris
Winar Ielays
Stveneh
France
Simyan
Barthou
Governor Garry Resigns as Governor of New Mexico
Santa Fe New Mexico March 22 reports the resignation of the governor of New Mexico. Garry telegraphed the president announcing his departure from office amid political turmoil and a leadership transition.
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New Mexico
Santa Fe, N. M
Tovernary Garry
Gay Crany
War at Austin Looms Over Capitol showdown
A tense session in Austin signals a possible adjournment in days as lawmakers clash with Governor Campbell over general appropriations and proposed measures. Observers expect heightened opposition, with factions circling for leverage as the special session nears its end. The capitol buzzes with party-line maneuvers and rumored shifts.
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Austin
Tex
Fleves
Campbell
Law Makere
Train Detective Death on Fort Worth Denver Line
Fort Worth Texas March 22 A man named Autrey was killed on a Fort Worth and Denver train at Clarendon. Garrett claims the man attempted to steal money, Autrey says Wal Nall witnessed the event. Sheriff Snyder reports a suspect in custody and a bloody coat found on the train ties the incident to Floyd Anbey’s death.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Denver
Tnt
Clarendon
Garrett
Autrey
Etrainer
Garret
Giles
Amarillo
Rirt Worth
Chaverdon
Floyd Anbey
Bhoriff Snyder
Brakenun Scuily
Wort
Safe blower leads off officers ten loot in Shenandoah
A damaged report from Shenandoah Ti notes a safe blower, likely tied to a robbery at a straw stack locale Saturday night, with $1509 of $5080 stolen recovered. two other suspects remained at large near White Clems, twenty miles north.
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Shenandoah
Renis
Knogene
Keatel
White Clems
Here
Jury names listed for civil case trial in Fort Worth
The forty-fifth district court selected jurors for a civil case trial this morning. Names include FR Ragland Johan Wi Wintora W. Gray AL Q. Joner Ed Riteau Carlton Zeisler Sat Wanblon Coby rad Blaig Frank Ashley MJ. Hhitene ann LT. Zuetoher J. Chandler Tas FB Bothwell A. Speaker Jhultuz Goe bel I. A. Harper Wm. Shadwell Ed Broek nom. B. Strickland Ernest Rhyer
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Fnr
FR Ragland
Johan Wi Wintora
W. Gray
AL Q. Joner
Riteau
Carlton Zeisler
Sat Wanblon
Cobyrad Blaig
Frank Ashley
MJ. Hhiteneann
LT. Zuetoher
J. Chandler
Tas
Bothwell
A. Speaker
Jhultuz Goebel
I. A. Harper
Wm. Shadwell
Broek
Nom
B. Strickland
Ernest Rhyer
Greenville Man Is Killed In Runaway
Albany New York March Special: Frank Caleman of Greenville was found dead north of here this morning after a runaway incident while he had come to buy horses. The event occurred during a period described as a mix week and involved a broken something near Greenvilla.
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Greenville
Albany
Frank Caleman
Greenvilla
Lost Texan Reported Missing in El Paso Today
A mysterious disappearance is reported in El Paso involving Marc Ravarito Tex and a companion named Sonetaly Taily Mize. The pair’s movements are unclear after token amounts of cash were mentioned, suggesting a possible robbery or foul play.
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EL Paso
Ravarito Tex
Marc 23
Taily Mize
Aonstaurant Keaper
Millionaire and Bank Cashier Named in Graft Probe
A graft investigation yielded alleged roundabout dealings involving a millionaire and a bank cashier. Court records list names including HeliaTloa Byers, a Columbia National Bank official, and attorneys Klein Consert Ws AO Weber with various court figures such as Charles Stewart and Ho S Aolger.
Roosevelt prepares farewell voyage to New York before Africa trip
Ex President Roosevelt told Oyster Ray early today to bid farewell to New York before leaving for Africa. He will inspect his quarters and meet with Captain Hurmeister and other officers. Roosevelt plans to handle personal affairs, return to Oyster May this evening, and ship a special baggage car with 18 pieces including clothing and saddles aboard the Hamburg.
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Gary Lee
Marely
Roosevelt
Oyster Rayarly
New York City
Hurmeister
Tuy
Hamburg
Theodore Roacy Vell
Naples
Kdy
Hoboken Niet
Famous Old Manor Burns To The Ground
The manor of Gard Fairfax, twelfth baron of Chunera, near Prince George, burned in a blaze that cut off access to the ancient estate with roots over 250 years old. Local authorities and Dewittal undertakings investigate the fire and its causes.
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Anylmove
Northampton
Gard
Balloon and men lost in Pasadena incident
Confused OCR note reports a balloon event near Pasadena with six aboard and authorities tracking two groups. It mentions a Dublin area lift at a station on Saturday with a chaplain and five passengers, plus a later report of men seen near a hospital. Further details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Gal
Mmears
Sean
Vanieher
Pasadena
Commissioners to Scan Convict Camp Visit
County commissioners and judge will inspect Bexar county convict camp at 11 oclock this morning. They depart from the courthouse by autotabile en route to the camp near Martinez Creek, traveling via the Peras Syytues road with local guards.
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Couity Commissioners
Qounty Judige
Bexar County
Tneor T. CG
Nelson
Pera Syytues
Fredericksburg
Garda Artoet
San Angulo
Martinez Creek
Local Weather Forecast Hidden in Jumbled Text
An unreliable fragment suggests a local weather outlook with mentions of temperatures and wind. The garbled lines reference a forecast period and various locations, but specific details remain unreadable or fragmented.
Murder verdict in Walter Evers case fills court
In a tense Thirty seventh district session the jury found the defendant W. Duke guilty of murder in the first degree for Walter Evers’s death. The judge set the death penalty, while Duke showed no emotion. The verdict followed a long deliberation after a hung start and the attorney indicated an appeal to the Texas Court of Last Resort. Court observers noted the life-claiming outcome, and Evers’s father expressed satisfaction with the justice delivered.
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W. Duke
State Penitentiary
B. LoCwoon
E. W. Duke
Thirty Seventh District Court
Nol
Neu
Chile
Burlos
George Moore Duke
Taney Air Ami
Duke
Sever
Sheri Deryer Ione
Carins Bev
Court of Last Resort
Texas
Hem Idvers
Wedler Byers
Dike
Ever
Illinois Priest Dies in Santa Rosa Hospital
Rev A Derooter a Catholic priest from Atkinson Illinois died in Santa Rosa hospital after two months here for health issues. Death attributed to pe pasthenia with cereb spinal injuries, as noted by sister Mrs Ana DePanier who will accompany the remains to Atkinson. Priest was aged about sixty years and native of Belgium.
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A. Derooter
Atkinson
Santa Rosa Hospital
Derooter
Bie Health
Ana DePanier
Dacedont
Belgium
Mercury Rises 13 Degrees in Two Hours
The article notes a sharp two hour temperature rise of thirteen degrees. It mentions a thermometer reading around fifty-two degrees at six o clock, with a subsequent rise to a higher level, reflecting notable weather change.
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Gunin
Champ Clark
Auctio
Reedy
Mphones Journal
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U. S
Trail
Paris
Nerum
Wntiv
Wil Bo
Wade
Walter Evers
E.W. Duke
Pifishiny
Marvel Army
Teddy
Trin
Africa
Burns
James Devereux
James Deverwix
My M. Coty
Saul Hackberry Eerret
California
Torbay
Beaumont
Will Hock
Newlon
John Ayrochard
Theek
Illinois
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