Proud Equines Set to Debut at Society Show Tonight
A Fort Sam Houston cavalry unit will open the society horse show at the International Fair Grounds tonight with over 700 entries expected by Saturday. The event supports the Denton Training School and promises a display of top southern stock, French coaches, and fashionable box parties, with the Ninth Infantry and Frank P. Connor directing performances.
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Crick Cavalry
Fort Sam Houston
Sondwest
Ero Duyonile Training School
Dexis
Det
Indhulus
Texas
Hanielas
Fort Sam Houwstan
Hunter Vlassent
Hwo
Frank P'Conner
Entertain Officers at Harpe Show Tonight
Miss Brackenridge hosts a party at the bar after the horse show with Miles Moleaner Bruckrorlige entertaining guests. Junckenridge promotes the Southwestern Juvenile Training school near the city and Misses Lertha Rowalle Vince Matthews join the attendees. Majors, 26, a barber, died this morning. remains to Nixon for burial with widow accompanying.
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Miss Brackenrid
Wil
Miles Moleaner Bruckrorlige
Mas Junckenridge
Atabweh
Jnveniie
Rasentium
Pallywarden
Lee
Thames
Majors
Oneupstrom
Cate
Palttrriag
Reformarlys
Leesville
Lia
Nixon
Markets Beat and Slump Mixed in Regional Hodges Reports
Market notes from New Orleans and other cities show mixed conditions with weather dampening and sporadic advances. Hog and cattle receipts vary by region, with hogs cited around 12 000 in Nob, cattle near 28 000 in Omaha, and sheep roughly 10 000 in Kansas City, reflecting uneven demand and price movement.
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Laue Kanaag City
Talk Missions Meeting At Travis Park Methodist Church
The meeting of the woman’s foreign Talaslonary society of the Methodist Church South convened at 10:18 this morning at Travis Park Methodist Church. An agenda of the general activities was presented, with several exercises and a brief program delivered.
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Woman's Foreign Talaslonary Society
The
Methodiat Church
South
Travis Park Methodist Church
Laporte banks aid Gunness murder case discovery
In Laporte Indiana on May 13 authorities, aided by three local banks, seek transaction records of Mrs Gunness and others connected to the sensational murder case. Coroner and doctors report progress amid conflicting testimonies as investigators push for corroboration of key points. Ray Lamphere denies a confession and public officials emphasize secrecy of statements.
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Laporte
Ind
Gonness
Ensa
Micro
Jess
Goroner Mack
Mae
Ole Buflaperg
Tola
Wis
Gilion
Jounle
Yostorday
Gunness
Gide
Foun Moe
Minnesota
Henry Gerbatt
Scandinavia
Gentige Trady
Tinigulu
Lamphere
Ray Lamiphere
Guiness
B.A. Schell
Esr
We Ganness
Laporte Bank
First National Bank of
Cizens’ Savings Bank
Btala Bank of
Indiana
Alrs
Gwinese
Stith
Danies Story
Nalviewe
de. BH. A. Shell
Ray Law
Childdren
Heigaldin
Sebel
Gilineas
Taota
Jail breakout ends with 29 dead and 28 wounded
Reported prison escape attempt ends in 29 fatalities and 28 injured. The seriously wounded are in critical condition. Separately, W. W. Genzen and K. R. Medgas plan to attend the Red Men convention in Houston on May 28, with a program featuring a dogroven event and a modal contest for past achema.
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W. W. Genczen
KR. S. Medgas
Houston
Magnificent Monument Unveiling Planned At St Marys Cemetery
A grand monument to be unveiled Sunday at St Marys Cemetery honors Catholic community figures. Designed by Pustet et Ole of Paris, the massive crucifix features Mary Magdalene at the foot, with separate bases for Mary and another figure. Services will include music, a address by Rev. Fadler Quan, and attendance by Knights of Columbus and local Catholic societies.
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St. Marys Cemetery
Hag
Paymlay
Amb Certian
Sam Antonie
Pustet Et Ole
Paris
Prince
Mary Magdalen
Mother Mary
Tehose
St. Mary's Church
Wil
Fadler Quan
Castroville
Knights of Columbus
Ancient Order of the
Alana
Canefery and
Pines
Texas Republicans Weigh Roosevelt Support For Nomination
Special to The Tight Fort Worth report from May 13 notes Texas Republicans consider endorsing Roosevelt without instruction to free the delegation for a Roosevelt nomination. The article highlights Cecil Lyon pressing for a third term and a shift toward Roosevelt amid congressional meetings.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Local weather forecast for Bon An fanto and vicinity
Weather summary notes tonight into tomorrow with a 24 hour outlook ending at 3 am. Maximum temperature around 84 degrees. Temperature observations at the weather station are recorded and compared with prior data. Nearby area expectations and trends are described.
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Bon Anfanto
Storm Lashes North Texas With Heavy Rain and Hail
Special dispatches report a broad storm impacting north and west Texas on May 1, bringing heavy downpours. Cooke County faces up to $50,000 in damage as wiring, roofs, and buildings are wrecked. Waco reports fierce lightning and wind, with injuries minor and a 80-foot rise feared on the Brazos river prompting evacuations.
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Dight Fur
Worth
Tex
Texas
Gamesvile
Cooke
Waco
Brio
Bishop Johnston to resign at next diocesan meeting
Report of the fourth regular session of the Diocese of Toxo notes Bishop Johnston of Poxan plans to resign at the next bishop’s meeting. The session covers church conditions in Texas, canon changes, and rights of negroes in missionary work, with property and academy developments also discussed.
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Toxo
St. Mark's
Wpiscona
Johnston
Poxan
Horse of
Meel Tunun
O'Clork
Hoeneion
Texas
Richmond
Ita
Negrosa
Mateal
Giatrict
Tyxts
Diene
Ulsteay
St. Mary’s Hall
Tmatees
Wahcotinel
Angus M. Crawford Hays
Wall of Water Sweeps Inland in China Disaster
News from Seattle reports a colossal tidal wave in China near Hangzhou on Yangtze River. The sea struck unannounced, carrying away thousands of junks and people into debris. Estimates cite nearly 10,000 lives lost with mass wreckage and widespread death.
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Seattle
Wish
China
Hangon
Bishop praises work and plans a 25000 dollar church building
The Rev Mrs W Garden and a group of delegates discussed church work at the Philips Industrial School and the planned substantial new building costing twenty five thousand dollars. The bishop commended the women's auxiliary and noted the support given by the men as a thank offering. Delegates from San Antonio Kerrville Yoakum and other towns attended.
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Kiethee
Tig
Philips Indust School
Ingroca
Taft on the First Ballot In Austin and Beyond
General Webster Flanagan, United States internal revenue collector, visits the city from Austin to oversee department affairs. The talk centers on whether Patt or Devas will be nominated, with hints of Taft’s potential first-ballot success and a predicted outcome on the initial ballot.
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Webster. Flanagan
United States Internal Revenue
Austin
Sali Be
Agkel
Patt
Devas
Lunacy Hearing Set After Information Against W. M. Jones
Information filed in county court accuses W. M. Jones of lunacy. A hearing is scheduled for 0:30 tomorrow, with the case today proceeding in court as officials pursue further action.
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Jonns
Negra
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Hubert
Li Loeffler
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America
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Palten
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H. J. Baldstey
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Richard Galbreath
Kerriilley A
Uellworth
Corpug
Ghriathy
Richard Mercer
Fort McKavitt
W. J Newell
C. S. Broadbent
W. Kendall Joby
HL. Belton
J- Muir
San Antoni
B. B. Hoskins
John C. Jones
Gougales
Joseph Jackson
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Robert Atkinson
Coleman Young
San Marcos
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