Night riders in Trallas embroil city in blackmail plot
Authorities in Trallas Texas investigate a nocturnal gang blamed for whippings and blackmail operate with a mysterious woman. Police Chief Elmo Trash and Commissioner Louis Turlet lead the probe as District Attorney Morry Hughes cites pressure from wealthy suspects. A $1000 reward is offered for leaders, with several arrests anticipated once evidence solidifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonneent
Louis Turlet
Purlice Comantasioner
Elmo
Trasholice
Yang
Ageia
Altough
Atsted
Touvic
Morry Hughes Hand
Jarne Guzay
Davine Alibough
BF. H. Etheridge
Liberedew
Jeter
al Unies
Monsigg
Ballora Ebe
Rock
Praca
Enlox
Tate
Maury Auglen
Ravernor
Date Rangera
Dallas
Alka
Borah moves to halt mine strike amid protests
Article notes Senator Borah pressing steps to end a major mine strike as miners and workers weigh tactics and government aid. It reports on labor actions, political figures, and potential financial and logistical measures affecting the conflict, with references to unions, employers, and national policy.
Shimera Titate and Chicago History Readings Evening
A fragmented account notes Shimera Titate and a Chicago history event tonight. Names such as Denver, Mishelet, Pia Malt, and Lunals appear amid unclear lines and garbled phrases, with mentions of free throws and attendees at a ceremonial gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denn
Denver
Bripry Ok Mishelet
Pia Malt Paivitere Trany
Re Lunals
Tate Mirkeel
Ran Sutani
Lived Up in His Code in Oregon Prison Years
Fred Lave, a dangerous criminal with a long prison record, died after a gunfire incident at an Oregon yard. The report recalls Lave’s history of robberies, escapes, and violence across multiple states, his 1800s era crimes, and the fatal shooting during a confrontation with police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Ora
Fred Lave
Bellewa
Clesteret
Klenof
Houston Floods Sweep Streets As Rain Hits Texas
Torrential rainfall caused widespread flooding across Houston and surrounding areas. Reports from the Weather Bureau indicate heavy rain in West and North Texas, with up to inches noted in several districts. Power disruptions and road closures followed while cattle and birds were affected by flood waters.
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Hooton
Tex
Streens
Houston
Enate
Sabine Riser
Gulf Sopst
Sinussen
Kexas Range
Hedlocs
A. Ban Angelo
A. Ban Angelo, Cattemen
Mip
Big Grande Valles
Teportn
Victoria
Eiber
la Poste
Commission
Chere
Feau
Wosden
Meraven Avgenue
Gtr
Dance Miles And Daring Trek Report From Ocean Cave
A fragmented report describes a journey through a cavern system with a diver entering cold water and facing rain and frost. It notes encounters with divers and cave dwellers, including women in mysterious plots, and references improvised clothing and travel by a Swiss stativ group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genua
Uintil
May Run for Senate in Fargo North Dakota
March 25 reports show Iyu0 3 ragler seeking endorsement from the North Dakota Mens Partitay Lergus for U S Senate. A state political note mentions recalls and a governor.
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Fargo
N.D
Ragler
North Dakota Mens Partitay Lergus
United States Utatter
Gronao
Mravior
City considers ordinance to secure natural gas supply
San Antonio commissioners expected to pass an ordinance setting maximum and minimum natural gas rates for domestic use to secure a gas supply from Loree Rivers field by November. The plan, backed by M. Al Sweetman and associates, involves piping gas here with the Public Service Company and aims to reduce consumer charges from current prices. Industrial rate terms remain undecided. officials emphasize gradual implementation and regulatory control.
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San Antonio
Roseness
Ti Ordioaued Ia
M. AL Sweet+ Iman
Black
Ywhliq
Chamber of Commerce
Rmbétiog
Tribas
Wn Trdizance
Dreiffer
Coroinis
Sionoya Ray Linberk
Phil Wright
Nore
Gaz
W. B. Cattle
San Antonio Baltic Service Company
Sal
Cato
Datile
Hia
Public Service
Pipe Toe Company
Umorstaad
Rompany
Tin I Rilay Wyatting
Wnt
Patorel Gan Fa
Gia Fieli
Tunis
Furttte
Nic Cualo
Tisrtertedy
Csininand
Oliennen
M Sweetnun
Uutshe
Bartitelal
bitter battle over Sunday closing laws in Missouri unfolds
Missouri lawmakers face a looming fight over a statewide Sunday blue law. Reformers push for a statewide Sunday bill while opponents seek local option alternatives. Prominent speakers and national figures may attend a rally as legislative sessions loom.
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St Louk
Marei
Hlmw
Uest
Missouri
Dannavy
Bift
Bili Aga
Dilley
Execne Tite
Afiislue Law League of America
Enid
Jauthor Dur- Hudson Maxim
Formaer Gav
Gas price cut eyed to lure industry to city
A plan to reduce natural gas costs by about 20 percent is touted as boosting domestic consumption and attracting major industries to move plants to the area. Officials of the Chamber of Commerce say this could spur job growth if a reasonable rate for industrial users is secured.
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Toster
Clave
San Antonio
Chamber of Commeree
Uily
Maine
Haywood Recruits for Mines in Soviet Russia
The self styled industrial union leader William "Big Bill" Haywood, fugitive head of the IWW, is reported to recruit an armed group to mine the Urals in Soviet Russia. Emissaries in Chicago select 500 miners to work the mines under control of Ytzhak Lenin era authorities with promised wages and relocation to the land of opportunity.
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Big Bill
Haywood
Soviet Russia
Chikago
Marenk
Welil
Haxwod
Industrial Workers of the World
Bugint
Russia
Haywoot
Rucesla
Leavenworth
Ies Bor
Jetnhyi
Trnsaia
Muxeey Din Pateher
Chicaza
Te Christensen
Ural
Thorn
Land of Opportunity
Enginwers
Christensen
Fae
Texas tops U S farm crop value in 19 20 census report
Census figures show Texas leading all states in value of farm crops with 44 7 billion dollars. Iowa follows with about 194 4 billion. California and Kansas also show high totals and Missouri, Illinois, and other states trail. The report highlights state rankings and the relative strength of Texas in farm production.
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Texas
U. S
Washington
Marth
Yale
Tou
Seth
California
Kansas
Dini Oiladenme
Esny Sas
The
Une
Vaithak
Jane Vent
Wivevunia
von Missouri
Califanvia
Kanwas
Threaten suit over Madison Square Park dedication
Legal notice to Mayor and City Commissioners threats litigation if Madison Square ground is used for an auditorium. Paschal heirs claim fee title to the public square and demand 5000 to 8000 dollars for their undivided interest, asserting abandonment would transfer ownership to heirs.
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Tack
Buamoone
Towse Suet
Haranel Telden and
Hallow Aid Haltom
Paschal
St 43
Imayor
Madison Baunre
Cowmut
Pune Square
Cotiman
San Antonis
Yeatamon
Putlle Square
Nat Lewis
Nat Lemla
Hte
Devisvor
Madlyiéo
Alanson Square
Creatok
Chin Iegat
Vonioing
Aininle
Texjingle Avenue
Mindison Square
Renron
Nile
Wwe
Mehela
Uae
Lawsuit over dog’s death filed in Fort Woelh
A plaintiff sues claiming a dog died due to alleged actions by a party named Seth Hiehter. The complaint seeks damages of 295 dollars and notes fear for the animal’s welfare. The filing references an online officer and notes on a Saturday proceeding.
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Wilkrat
Lina
Bonota
Plycselun
Amigh
Tunsti
York Opeession
Fort Woelh
Mare
Hull
Teeal Altoraeyh
Bos
Seth Hiehter
York Worth Building Periaia Incomplete Text
Fragmentary OCR details a York Worth building issue with unclear dates and names. The readable segments reference Marels 26, building weakness, weekend, Sylarday, Oleeparaga, and SIFOMNG jupernicity. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
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York Worth
Periaia
Sylarday
Port Bill Adopted in Monstea City After Tight Vote
In a heated election Houston area voters, including many women, turned out to support a port bill amid strong city and county activity. The contest drew large crowds and a decisive two to one margin, signaling broad public interest in the new policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monstea
Tex
Ralafelli
Houston
Port
Fragmentary OCR: Local Election Notes and License Items
The text shows a partial report of a local election vote with unclear precinct results and a note about a university and media license. Anomalies include references to the University, a Texan market entertainment licensure phrase, and a radio telephone license. The legible items point to a precinct voting update and department license assignment in a municipal setting.
Newspaper Sale Seals Pact in Wichita Falls
In Wichita Falls the local newspaper publisher reports a sale to a larger regional paper. The transfer follows a March deal that strengthens the surviving daily’s market footprint and signals changes in ownership and control of local press.
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Wichita Falls
Conpacity
Austin
America
Pork Avitat News
Wieberie Record News
Anyowicemant
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South Wortland Yard
Pat Maloney
Ford
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Juit Bore
Wallace
Ydato
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Sneden
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Hen Antolo
Fox Trailers
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Senate
North Dakota
Ivo Hurt
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Thin City
Lvatlza Mulldiug
Buniperk
Windy Fy
On Oat Town Sagertor Fur
Ia Neaporty
Wht TV
Malu
Cowie
Ben Riserstone
Council
Lonseniver
Linnver
Fugitive From Justice
I.W.W. Banks
State
L. A. Paschal
City
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Mes
Phedineté
Predineté
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Kuppenheimer
Frank Bros
Charlie
Charles Forbes Taylor
MEN Only Baptist Tabernacle
Charlie? Taylor
Travis Park Methodist Church
Charles Taylor Sr
Baptist Tabernacle
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