Col HonaTown Urges Roosevelt at White House Meeting
Unclear text shows Col HonaTown pressing President Roosevelt during a White House meeting. References to San Antonio figures and a Representative Slayden appear amid garbled lines about a proposed fire fine and Houston connections.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Milaseusw
San -Antonio
Slayden
Hooserch
Alama Ely
Touston
Gen
Mr. Rookevelt
Houston
Cuban Mosquitoes at World Fair Demonstrate Health
The Havana group shows Cuban mosquitoes at the World’s Fair under Dr. Pedro Terres. Health officials report several hundred soldiers and workers aboard ship, with demonstrations on yellow fever prevention. Mosquitoes handled with sugar water and lime, larvae observed. no yellow fever transmission. Dead insects removed promptly as they die.
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Hucelas
New Oelaats
Extilus
Yeatentay
Aticety
Lanishina
Hataia
Dundee
Caratoxbon AG
Pedevico Terres
Sitex Marine
Anynaa
Havana
Tormhss
Carter Harrison Stops His Fight on Gamblers
Chicago April 4 Mayor Warri faces pressure as twelve effective gamblers detail to enforce the crackdown. Zdaa investigates, Wadhe fights back against hand manipulators. Campaign to end gambling faces delays as orders to halt proceed and work restarts under cover.
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Carter Harrison
Rhne
Chicago
Zdaa
Tia Miesibers
Pando
Kindergarten Meeting Comes to San Antonio
Special to ho West Dudley Texas April 39 The kindergarten convocation WH has its next stile moving to San Antonio on the invitation of Mrs Athune White who made the request and belalt of the San Antonio Kindergartens
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Ho West
Dudley
Tex
San Antonio
Mra
Athune White
The Tariff Plank In The Campaign
Special to The Light reports large batches of tariff speeches placed for public distribution by Republican campaign committees. The issue, favored by leaders, aims to define the campaign and contrasts with free trade advocacy noted by Mr Cockran. The piece cites commodity inflation concerns and party strategy. Postmaster General Payne returns to duties after health break, resuming preparations for the national convention and GOP leadership moves.
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Cacksran
Léthefeld
Dalzel
Aréasiona
Campaiga
Mike
Cockrat
Washington
Payne
Barna
Hiaima
Free Trade Policy 7 Revived by Democrats
Special to The Light from Boston outlines a revived free trade platform by the Democratic Party. The piece discusses potential shifts in policy, party leadership, and the economic stakes, noting that Democratic nominees must balance social reform with industrial concerns while courting broader support.
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Boston
Mass
Meniesrats
Texans Receive Federal Aid Outlook For Waterways Visit
Washington dispatch reports a federal trip to Texas by Rep Burton and a Rivers and Harbors Committee delegation. They will inspect harbors and navigable streams from Galveston to Sabine Pass to assess needed improvements and seek federal aid. The entourage includes southern committee members and local stakeholders, with a postvisit tour planned to San Antonio.
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Washington, D. C
Pexas
Avery
Archiova
Enkinemy
de Stine
Araning Pass
Cormes Christi
Hearas
Galveston
Sabine Tass
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Reamnont
Houston
Asusy
Downs
St. Louis
San Antionia
Dallars
Atvance
Land sales and leases for April totals shown
April land sales and leases figures totalling $65,059 are reported. The item notes April activity and references state oversight, with financial totals and involved parties implied in the damaged text.
Funeral of Mas. Tabor Set for Monday
Funeral arrangements for Mas. Tabor are announced for Monday at 10 o clock. The service will be held at a local church with participation by family and friends, followed by interment in a nearby cemetery.
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Mas
Mayors Labor Votein Chicago Shapes Primary Clash
Chicago April 8 reports detail an unsettled mayoral race as factions align with labor groups. The Hopkins Ro campaign faces opposition from Hearst allies with delegates at stake, signaling a bitter fight impacting Hearst and party unity ahead of the May primaries.
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Hignt
Chicago
Atte Campaigh
Dot 1
Hopkins
Lael Tas Mndo P
Cook
Mime Thant
Hassan
Pete
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Hearst
Son
Rebuild and Interurban Plan for Austin Dam Project
The article outlines a proposed rebuild of the Austin bag dam, with plans to finance via private firms or individuals and to explore an interurban rail line. City officials, laboring with water and light concerns, weigh public bonds and feasibility, while supporters like Hobert Engsersell push private investment. A public meeting discussed potential timelines and governance, with mixed sentiment on the dam’s reconstruction and the price if private contractors take on the work.
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Hobert MM
Engsersell
Chicago
Ingereall
Ma Sverelery
Tageréoll
Fogersall
SIMMONS IS READY SIMMONS IS READY
Henry Sin Meus, negro condemned for murder, writes relatives apologizing and thanking officials for support. The letter prompts anger among Austin ministers, with Tr. Wright calling it an outrage to Christianity to baptize the guilty man.
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Austin
Tex
Henry Sin Meus
Yanai Ting Lin
Wright
Wirst
Dean Dropred Writes Letter From Anstlan April
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Dean Dropred in Anstlan on a letter writing evening in April. The text mentions family connections and unclear details about the stamp and a likely archival reference. The readable parts point to a personal communication, with constrained context and no distinct events.
Textile Department at A and M College Announces Meeting
Commis sioned committee to attend a gathering at the A and M College will be ready by April 30. The textile department plans a tented meeting at the college where various committees will discuss the textile program and progress.
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Austin
P A Directors and Key Elections Reported in Texas Rally
The Texas division of the Drag otura Proccesive association held a two day session ending with a smoker at Jacobs garden in Austin. Officers and delegates, including Lomb Frenfayd and Artiva Starnes, were elected to national posts while a fidelity ruling honored Dr. Tabor over his late wife. A contested secretarial race ended with Lastow favored 28 to 02, amid various local figures and posts named from Dallas to Houston.
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Pexas Divislon
Dragotura Proccesive Association
Whitely
Jacobey's Garden
Wola
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Givar
Tdlas
Dan Calis
Trauk
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Dallas
Lomb
Frenfayd
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Artiva Starnes
Ala
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Post
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Carl B. Drake
Port Wy
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Tele van Moagamtuyze
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J.P. Williams
Q. G. He McDaulale
Vikaon Dulegiles
Dr. Tabor
Wueo and Dallas Power Transmission Progress
Fragmentary OCR notes describe progress on power supply from the dam to Dallas and other points. Ambiguity in text limits specifics but indicates transmission work and overall completion status.
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Wueo
Dallas
Sherhit Gils
Prices in St Louis May Go Skyward
Prices in St Louis may rise as workers including teamsters bartenders and waiters threaten strikes over demands for higher pay. Cabmen’s union members have been on strike, with support from some hotel and service workers. Officials warn that employers may raise prices to cover rising labor costs while negotiations continue.
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Ene Liskt
Woiow Iaber
Sanday
Teamsters
Walters
Aris
Themselvets
She’ Cabmen's Union
Emale
Aeleing
Japan
Street attack prompts police response in Texas town
Fragmentary report describes a White boy injured by Black individuals on a street. The text mentions police involvement, a confrontation near Petre Avenue, and a troubling mix of garbled guidance and racial tension. No clear names, dates, or verifiable actions are established.
Austin Bakers Strike For Higher Wages
A labor action in Austin Tex declares a strike by about 100 bakery and confectionery workers after three large bakeries refuse to sign a new contract. The accord would raise pay by one dollar per week per man, and about twenty workers face wage disruption as other unions back the action.
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Sheeiai
Austin
Tex
Malou Na
Ifn
Ufou
Wiians
Navy Man Relieved In Scandal at Washington Station
Special investigator Lt David Boyd at New Quistis station reported that the government did not care about recruiting Negroes. He was ordered relieved from duty by the Navy Department. Moody directed a full inquiry and the remark became a matter of official comment. Boyd admitted the statement’s correctness but objected to its phrasing. The department expressed that such claims were untrue and improper.
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Washington,d. C
David
Boyd
New Quistis
Moody
Coalistan
Anado Ds
Denarii Midgat
Cme
President rejects plan for new national security inquiry
Washington April 30 The President vetoed calls for a commission to take sustained investigation of the intelligence department amid denials of political motive. Officials at the White House said no such commission would be appointed, signaling a firm stance on the issue.
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Phe Weaght
Washington
B.C
White House
Suintiir
Austin Ravaged by Rain and Hail Storm Last Night
Weather reports describe heavy rain and hail in Austin and surrounding areas with large hailstones causing property damage. Corpus Christi Caller notes several oil wells affected in nearby towns while crowds gather in Travis County. Widespread disruption and possible road hazards reported as storm moves east.
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