Burglary at Meyer Cohen store ends with loot and bullets
Police report a South Laredo Street burglary at 4210 Tueeday turting led to a gunfight as intruders fled. Loot valued between 1200 and 1500 dollars was left behind, with evidence of multiple rooms rummaged and a large cloths stockpile in the aftermath. Several suspects fled. deputies and officers pursued but no injuries reported.
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Meyer Cohen
Meyer
Coke
South
Freeda Aired
Tueeday
Ehecll
Apne Teeso
Ettaway
Dere
Uiin
Leahey Wel & Pordler
Ganda
Ap Algrm
Fenlrol
Bedwa
Vee
Macrli
Stan
Proudfoot
Valdes
Steiff Cameron
Arth
Menon
Muiranod
Smugglers Routed In Gun Battle Near Border
Mexican liquor seized, five smugglers arrested or escaped after a brief shootout with American officers near Grande City on Sunday. Five men captured Monday. a touring car and gear seized. authorities say a rocket of shots were fired as the gang tried to flee toward crops along the border.
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Ai Grande City
Ed Cotulla
Obiet Depuy
Elletoi
Weather Watch Warns of Rain Across North Texas
A disjointed weather notebook notes lingering rain chances and a broad storm system moving from Canada toward North Central Texas. Forecasters say conditions remain unsettled with possible city impact soon. reports cite showers at Wortham and nearby areas as the front shifts eastward.
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Clementy Haya
Scott
Texas
Knee
Caliade
Ani Guadaloupe
Inds
Oznin
Farina Whitkithe
Gite
Savboe
DreéRitee Wrcr
Inchey
Worth
Trinity
Fragmented crime report on Mexican thief and street altercation
A garbled account describes a 22 year old Mexican thief who stole a car parked on Matty Una Monday after vow. A pursuit and a fight occur with Mr Pherell and Mr Huntvedl near Hosar county jar. The text is fragmented with unclear names and events.
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Hosar County
Huntvedl
Vietouy
Ayia
Soviet Trial Exposes Eight Priests Death Penalty Detail
Report from Moscow describes a high profile trial in which eight priests and other church figures face charges tied to anti Soviet activities. Court officials, armed guards and a large crowd observed proceedings as prosecutors denounced resistance while the Patriarch Tikhon defended church aims and denied revolutionary ties.
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Hy & Kenzle
Cochin
Aitonia Light
Lhe Motetgo Daily News
Tgit
Vaze
Moscow
Edvatutionaty Tribunal
Priets
Ebincly
Mine
Upakiluy
Wspeian
Poniudnder Inshiek
Ujol
Watt
M. Nek
Lea
Ted
Mags
Walt
Adalenton
Father dies trying to save children from burning home
In Marengd DL a father died late last night while attempting to rescue his children from a blaze at the home of Adguet Bourke Jr. The dead include August Nouard Jr., 35, and his children Hugo, Walter, Helen, and Verno, with the mother and one baby saved. the tragedy ends with the father’s selfless act amid the house fire.
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Marengd
Adguet Bourke Jr
August Nouard Jr
Huroh
Walter
Helen
Verno
Belief Radio Transmission Triggers Rain Debunked
A San Antonio area belief that army and amateur radio transmissions cause rain or storms is dismissed by radio experts as unfounded. They cite lack of atmospheric effect, noting storms form independently of radio activity, with no evidence of any measurable influence.
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San Antonio
Elt
Zadin
Bobbed hair threatens style at Philadelphia convention
Report from a Philadelphia convention of the Hair Steady and Beauty-Culture Association describes bobbed hair as a fashion test. A "clinic" feature demonstrated the propl ex method of bobbing. Several women and girls reportedly pledge to adopt the cut, while others worry it may not endure. Harvey Braunthon, vice president of the association, notes hair can be dyed back to restore its original look.
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Philadelphia
Inayl
Freed by a jury in Wy Lowery case
A juried verdict freed suspect from a Breaks Wield soldiers arrest after a night assault with a blade on Wy Lowery of Vin Nesa street. The guilty finding was set aside within minutes by clerk Alfred Ane, as indictments against allied defendants were postponed to the next court day.
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Wayston
Lowery
Vin Nesa Street
Srith Bistol
Alfred Anelos
Criminal Court
Civen
Binkle
Army fund asked for extra appropriation for bases
The War Department requests a supplemental appropriation of 4 140 105 dollars for site development and other military purposes. The proposal, submitted by President Harding, aims to finance an army supply base at Troppas New York and related supply depots at Philadelphia Bellsgaten Stout Norfalt Van and Newport News with transfers and leases noted.
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Washington
War Department
Preei- Neb Harding
Tropa
N.Y
Thitadelphia
STOUT
Norfalt
van, Stoo
Micreteaten
AOC
Atsircus
Quarteransfer Lease
Newport News
Van
Tuttle Signs Contract for Natural Gas Delivery
San Antonio Public Service Company officials announce a gas delivery contract with Sweetman and associates. Negotiations involve rate regulation and expansion to deliver gas by November with a 60 cent per thousand cubic feet charge. Public Service plans construction to upgrade to meet delivery deadlines while changes to the distribution system proceed.
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San Antonio
Naturel Pos
Tule Tin
Wieg
San Anconin Public Services Company
Sl, Sweetman and Associates
Bweelman Andl
Duttie
New York
Sweetman
Pittsburg
Nek
Cohaymer
Wattle
Kay
Gaa
Tit Politicsservice Company
Ewertsman
Wan
Cistile
Clare
Ated
Gun
Dolaged Hampton
Afr
Magic
Westington
Gafia Antonia
Here
Freestone County Quiet After Hanging Aftermath
Mexia Texas May 6 Reports say Freestone county remains quiet after a threatened uprising by black residents in reprisal for the lynching of four men. Authorities pursued possible plots, but no further trouble appeared as rain fell and relatives joined Sheriff Mayo in pledging restraint amid the charged atmosphere.
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Mexia
Tex
Freestone County
Lausl
Unga
Beon
Mula Awsley
Neff
Mayo
Sesterday
Sestonday
Kansas City Plans Riot Gun Use to Quell Bandits
Kansas City police announce a plan to arm four-man squads with riot guns to quell banditry after a spree of robberies. The force will deploy squads citywide to chase down threats and protect public safety at night.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Uckidite
Hannay
Ity -Wan
Mohnet
Tolles
Ita- Warde
Wutpher
Kere
Konsna Ulis Montes
Railway men gather for third triennial convention
Toeami One Magy go to the convention with 404 delegates visiting the city. Officials include Dresden W Feenil vice president Tok o Wanner Lt Dowdy and CW Anderean Sedalta Trxin. The gathering aims to discuss revisions and set the tone for the event.
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Toeami
Magy GoTo
Brotherseas of
Oda
Ion Inve Azriggl
Dresden
W. Feenil
Toko Wanner
Dowdy
CW. Anderean
Sedalta
Trxin
President Harding to ride again in May parade
Unclear telegrams report President Harding plans to ride again in Washington. The White House schedule is hinted but details are tangled. The note mentions a ceremonial ride to show support for the administration in the capital.
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Washtuclan
D. C
Harding
Washington
New San Antonio Light Subscribers Rise Sharply
The San Antonio Light reports 893 new subscribers last week and 1612 in April, bringing total new home circulations since April 1 to 2695. The paper notes 2504 people subscribed by April 3, reflecting strong local preference for home delivery.
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Prysons
San Antonio
Varrier
Chia Nakes
San’ Antonio
Residents of Brazos Bottoms in peril of drowning
A special relief train carrying boats was sent from Houston to Sandy Point in Brazoria County to rescue about 46 families trapped by high floodwaters. A relief committee led by General J F Wolters was formed to fund emergency aid for farmers who lost everything, with Simonton and other potato regions marooned and crops destroyed.
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Houston
Brazoria County
Sandy Point
Tex
Mrazoria County
Brazos
J. F. Wolters
Simonton
Texas
Gas explosion in Tulsa leaves one dead four injured
A faulty wrecking tool used to repair rail tracks caused a gas explosion near Bay Avenue and Olea Street in Tulsa. One person died instantly and four were seriously injured, including Mise Medon Moltke, daughter of J. Ws. Moffitt, noted as president of Coadevil Company. Several residents were shaken as nearby grocers reported the blast, and bystanders were transferred to cars for medical care.
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Tulsa
Olea
Bay
Moltke
J. Ws. Moffitt
Glee
Atrest
Windawa
Nassen- Fera
Moork
Entire town flooded in Fanoye La area after levee break
Flood waters surged through Fanoye La after a levee breach on May 1. Residents reported waves sweeping the town, with damage and inquiries into protective measures for the Mitleshypi valley. Government officials promised national action to address the flood risk.
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Oclians
Fanoye
Dacs
AMON
Eplog
Maine
Mitleshypi
Gaveriay Doh M. Yerker
Alana
General Woon Busy Manila Tour Plans Presidency
The text discusses General Woon Busy Manila and his tour, noting speculation on completing a program after assuming office and doubt about meeting September deadlines. It mentions possible extra sessions of the legislature and expectations for him to lead.
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Manila
Feneral
Lonarress
Homes Abandoned as Flood Warnings Rise in North Texas
West Qaltay residents flee rising floodwaters as the Weinkiy river tops critical levels. Sheriff reports show multiple families evacuated along the Dallas county line and along State roads as rail service halts westward. Officials estimate heavy property damage with reconstruction yet uncertain. Traffic disruptions continue while eastbound trains may reopen by Monday.
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Hallas
West Qaltay
Nitbides
Dallas County
Sherilly Department
Texas
Vallne
AML
Interurhin Sevtien
Tenny Boon
Waxahachie
Traboe An
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