Elephant rampage devastates orchards and farms in Washington
In Escoma and nearby areas Tusko the elephant, described as the largest in captivity, escaped and roamed farmland causing widespread damage. He toppled fences, uprooted trees, and wrecked barns while fleeing pursued by workers and volunteers. The pursuit continued through night and into daylight as teams chased the elephant toward other elephants already at large.
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Escoma
Wash
Bellingdon
Hon- Sedra Wooller
Ory
Tusko
Burglars steal auto casings from city warehouse
Thieves hit a warehouse of the Great Northern Sire Company on Tuesday night stealing 32 automobile casings and tools. The spree marked a third theft in months with casings removed from a rear gate at Kirkwood and Wharton’s, 231 West Commerce Street, and additional break ins reported around South Presa Street and Grove Avenue. A car owned by Brawler Whitacre at 23 Wilkins Avenue also lost a motor meter, and a car at 328 North Mesquite Street was stripped.
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Great Northern Sire Company
South Presa Street
Grove Avenue
Brawler
Whitacre
Wilkens Avenue
San Pedr Arecar Nent
St Mary's Street
Ocedzy Allecnoay
Wheel theft and fleet update disrupts city transport
During a period of absence criminals vandalized a vehicle wheel by jacking up the rear, removing the casing and fitting a spare bead. A car from W. Strand at 32 Fas was left with all casings damaged. Beginning Monday March 15 a new bus from San Antonio to Austin will be added, leaving Provetors' Hotel at 1 PM, Capital Bus Line.
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Am Autem W. Strand
San Antonio
Austin
Provetors
Capital Bus
Express
Country Club Report At Alamo Courty Club Meeting
Nearly 150 members attended at the Gunner Hotel Way Moon as 237 paid members are listed with zero dues. Finance and building committees report $13,000 needed and expenditures near $146,436 for clubhouse work. President Frost Wombull presided as members received their certificates.
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Alamo Cawutey Cin
Gunner Hotel
Way Moon
Constitteemen
Pall Amd Awk
Ruseell
Frost Wombull
An Up
Melons and Cherries Arrive at Market Booth
Solomon Casseh offers first watermelons at 19 cents a pound, with a neighbor noting the fruit as new arrivals. A carload of Valencia melons is on market, while early California cherries from Catallia head to Chicago and New York, priced around seven to nine cents per box.
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Solomon Casseh
Caseeh
Dynesday
Mino Nepert
Catlasiia
California
Chicago
New York
Villa draws tourists to Mexico in Villa's legend era
Frank Orr of the International and Area Northern railway says many tourists buy tickets to Mexico, seeking information on Francisco Villa and his exploits. People want literature about Villa’s history, while others are surprised to learn he retired on a ranch and lives quietly as a law-abiding citizen.
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Francizco
Villa
Mexico
Frank Orr
Patenger
International & Area
Northern Railway
Bandie Sbiefinin
Orr
United
Republic
Alavare - Obrofaa
Issy
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Tie Company
Country Club Report
Alamo Club
Valles
Villa Interest Center
Mesica
E. Lawrence & Ua
Mfr
Texaco
THE
Texas Company
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