Thomason Proposes Texas Budget Shrinkage and Tax Reform
El Paso legislator Robert Ewing Thomason, a gubernatorial candidate, urged reducing state expenses by abolishing nonessential boards, consolidating agencies, and introducing a budget system. He advocated restricting voting to native citizens, upholding prohibition and women's suffrage, and opposing new departments while stressing efficiency, economy, and constitutional amendment for tax reform.
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Texas
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San Antonio
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Hoxot County
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Exegete Speaks On Abolishing Poll Tax And Prison Reform
A fragmented report notes a speaker advocating abolishing the poll tax and promising prison system reform under centralized leadership. Proposals include employing inmates on state farms and highway projects, with attendees and speakers including Marghail Eskridge and Rev. Woodhull at the county event.
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Margheil Eskridge
Rev
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Mudge
Joseph M. Nealon
el Paso
Thravetingy
Thomacoy
Marines to Show The Roving Marines in San Antonio
The Traveling Recruiting Party No 1, known as The Uninvited Marines, tours the country to recruit for the Mezing Corps. They will appear in San Antonio on June 14 and 15 at the Young Men's Christian Association, with a special train and arrival on the Sunday before performances. The act features a jet band, double quartet, soloists, comedians, and motion pictures illustrating Marine life. Free field day passes available at the Marine recruiting office, 240 Moore Building.
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Arms Young Men's Christian Association
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Empany
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Marine Corps
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Merine
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Wilson Endorses Virginia Democratic Platform
President Wilson endorses the Virginia Democratic Platform urging prompt ratification of the treaty without reservation. In a letter to Senator Glass of Virginia he says the platform’s sentiments align with his views on the Senate of Nations and pressing postwar issues like welfare finance and reconstruction.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Virginia
San Francssco
Glass
Senate of Nations
Hungary in turmoil after peace treaty decision
Budapest reports a grave mood amid the government’s decision to sign the Allied peace treaty. Newspapers mention bodies found in the Danube linked to government action and rising resistance in West Hungary as troops reportedly disobey orders to cede territories to Austria. Court Paul Seleky and Samve Morlopest plan to travel to Varin to sign the treaty.
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Samve Morlopest
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Snake Kills Trainer at Serbruck Theater
An Hungarian performer, trained in serpents, was fatally crushed by a large snake during a live act at a Serbruck theater. The trainer tried to shield herself as the reptile coiled, while the audience cheered, unaware of the danger until the tragedy unfolded. Authorities or managers attempted to restart the show as the incident ended the performance.
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Serbruck
Iytleu
Peovlein Ciro
Pete Tormaine
Postponed Spa Talk Delays Allied Conference Mobilization
A fragmented dispatch from Rone notes a postponement of talks among ENGLAND and FRANCE allied leaders to renew a joint effort, extending pact work into a month longer. The Brussels conference and related Galveston injunction case are also mentioned amid varied regional events and deaths.
Japan offers to aid Siberia despite Bolshevik fears
Washington correspondence reports Shigenobu Okuma and Japan’s stance on Siberia and China. Okuma advocates cooperation among Japan, the United States, and Britain to settle Asian affairs, warns against Bolshevist influence, and supports League of Nations ideals as a step toward world peace. He notes Japan’s readiness to act if others hesitate, while cautioning that withdrawal could invite consequences. The interview covers U.S. political issues, European reactions, and Japan’s position on foreign policy and commerce in Asia.
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Poland
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Leagan
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Bear Wins His Case in New York Court
A New York Supreme Court ruling clears a bear named Sulbie of claims by a fox in a colorfully phrased but unclear appellate decision. The case involved allegations of entitlements and wage-like claims, with the court determining the bear acted within the law.
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Yael Saureme
Feniel
Yasages Conehy
New York
Prophecy Report on European Wreckage and Wars
A May dispatch from Tullapest discusses prophecies about weldings and tensions in Europe during the war. It notes claims by Polish and other figures about fate and strategy linked to Havaye and Ryn Hyde, with research noting widespread concern across several regions.
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Futile World News Clocking In On Global Turmoil
Fragmented lines prophesy upheaval across Europe and the Americas. Aimed at shifting monarchies and revolts, the text predicts constitutional upheaval in an unnamed kingdom, war sparks in Mexico, and mass migrations toward Argentina and Mexico amid European turmoil.
Twelve Towns See Mixed May Reports Across States
A fragmented set of May population figures shows mixed changes across towns and cities. Notable results include declines in Atchison Kansas and Ashland Wisconsin, while Vinny Ohio and Wilkimentc Commm show increases. Vancouver Washington reports a rise, with several other locales listed in partial figures.
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Convicted of Murder in Stark City Mystery Case in Sweden
Copenhagen reports multiple people convicted in Stark City murder of Dr. Nikolai Arena Jeff, a Mus sion ¢elony figure tied to alleged imperial agents. Ardasielf divorce uncovered. court found head of faction killed during a meeting. sentences include death for WW. AL Wil lishet and life terms for others. Russians arrested in link to the case.
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Duchess of Marlborough seeks divorce and restoration suit
London reports the Duchess of Marlborough filed for restoration of conjugal rights and a divorce suit against the Duke, with proceedings to begin in the Court term opening Tuesday. The lengthy legal action names several associates and includes references to a grand trial and related matters as the case unfolds.
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London
Decien
Duchess of Marlborough
New York
Somerset Oil Company announces stock split and dividend
An announcement from the Grayburg Oil Company outlines a capital increase from 00,000 to 8,000,000 and the acquisition of about 1000 additional acres with two new wells. A 2 percent stock dividend is proposed, with cash dividends planned at one percent monthly. New shares will be offered at par to existing stockholders and market placement to new subscribers at 1.15. The meeting praised leadership and outlined future drilling plans to raise production toward 1,000 barrels daily, while noting existing operations and market activities in the region.
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Heal
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