Soldier Wounded While Hunting on Border near Mercedes
A soldier from Company B of the 26th Infantry was wounded while hunting near Combes Station Cameron County Texas. He was shooting at moccashed horsemen who fired from brush injuring his right hand. he was evacuated to a hospital at Harlingen. Patrols from Mercedes La Feria Santa Maria and Harlingen searched the area. authorities reported no further incidents.
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Mercedes
Tex
Sesse Madden
solMlur
Ios Slock
Aviles
Combes Station
Cameron County
Sixth Cavalry
Oiher
Bullard
Patrad
Palerin
Harlingen
Cayele Ranch
Eebasflan
West of Dvinsk Russians Captured in November Battle
A Paris dispatch reports west of Dvinsk the Russians captured 473 troops in an engagement. General von Linsinger’s groups claimed a north of Bau row victory, taking 366 Nessians. Western front fighting continues with French artillery bombardment near Loos. Political notes from Paris reference stance on Russia and neutrality, with mixed international commentary.
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Dvinsk
von Linsinger'sroups
Bau Row
Interurban line to Ward Island approved for Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi officials announce a new Interurban line from the city to Ward Island, about seven miles south, with an amusement park and resort developments at Ward Island. The plan includes passenger and freight service, support from incorporators, and substantial investment already spent on development.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Ward
Ward Island
Road to Chance in New York Rail Case Unclear
In a lengthy testimony the court examined constitutional questions around the New York, New Haven and Hartford acquisition of control over the consolidated railroad. Charles S. Mellen faced letters from C. F. Choate noting the Northern Securities case and urging caution against actions that might violate Sherman law. The exchange touched on director failures and past disolutions, with Rockefeller and others referenced in a complex legal backdrop.
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New York
Now
New Haven
Hartford
Ittral New England Railroad
Eiven Considera
C. F. Choate
Boston
New Taventen. l
Charles S. Mellen
Northern Securities
Northern
Pacfic
Great Northern
Scarrely
Wim Rocketeer
New ‘England
Hecksteller
Meflen
Two thirds of Serbia held by invaders now
Troops report two thirds of Serbia under enemy control after a German push along the Morava and Krusevac seizure of fifty captured cannon. Bulgarian forces under General Dorachieff reach the Morava northwest of Aleksinac, and advances west and southwest of Nish secure Eskovac on the main rail. Von Hindenburg’s force resists Russians at Dvinsk as German lines hold with heavy fighting.
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Serbia
Nish
von #indenburg
Dvinsk
War Office
Scrap steel shipped to Italy signals wartime trade shifts
In the cargo of the Italian airship Elchia bound for Genoa from the United States, 1514 tons of scrap steel were shipped. This marks the first scrap export from the country since the outbreak of the European war, reflecting wartime trade realignments.
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Italy
Lvesson
Te Navy
Elcliia
Genoa
Riley Elected Leader of Local Ministerial Union
Rev C A Riley was elected president of the Ministerial Union to fill the unexpired term of Rev T Curry. The union also endorsed evangelistic services led by Rev R P Shuler of the University of Texas Methodist church at Travis street and Avenue D, organized by baptist and Philathea societies and local youth groups.
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C. A. Riley
Con Jrgal Congregational Church
Ministerial Union
T. Curry
West End
Gas in Corpus Well Strikes Gas Flow Near 1400 Feet
The Graline well just outside Corpus Christi struck a strong gas flow near the 1400 foot level but showed no deeper signs of increased flow and was cased off. The Kenedy-Walker well at Four Biuff has reached 2000 feet. crews work at night and day to reach the 2000 foot level unless a strike occurs earlier. A rail commission hearing in Austin reviewed rice growers rate requests for cheaper transport to Houston and Galveston. decision pending. Willys-Overland to issue 15 million dollars in convertible preferred stock. details unclear from the report.
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Corpus Christi
Vox
A Drilers
Kenedy-Walker
Dallas Man Elected President of Texas Fraternal Congress
R H McDill of Dallas was elected president of the Texas Fraternal Congress at the opening session of the fourteenth annual convention at the Gunter Hotel with acclamation after serving as first vice president. The meeting drew about two hundred delegates and featured welcomes from Mayor Chowan Brown and speeches by Fraternal leaders, planning a 1946 National Fraternal Congress site and a public reception in the hotel ballroom.
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R. H. McDill
Dulles
Gunter Hotel
McDit
QB. Briggs
McDill
Beardsley
New Hur
Sim Antonin
Medill
St Ima
Marie
Dallis
Knights and Ladies of
Jivnur
Anthony
iDallaa
John AL Callum
Dallas
Uminimowss Jisterelesten
Entgress
O. B. Briggs
Chowan Brown
Thomas Gallaher
Ahbs
Hadponse Ty
Brown
John J. Hobigon
Che Gue
Baty Taste
San Antonio
Mutiv J. Gale
Tuner
Sfan Antonio
C. F. Binek
Chiirran
Equitable Fraternal Union
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Congress
J. ¥. Betrasley
Army Post
Ferguson
Gunner Hotel
James B. Werguson
Texas
National Fraternal Congress
Texas Congress
Eport
Urok
Jange A. Morgan Duke
Hrotierhond
Los Angeles
W. A. Yrauer
Omahi
Willi Koch
Des Moines
F. H R. Korns
Neder
Wooden of America
Myra B. Enright
The
Royal Neighbors
Kamunsity
Kan
H. Gerard
Supremy ‘Tribe
Ben Hur
Crawfordsville
Ind
Stynley
Moder Brotherhood
Mason City
Inn
Emma J. Manchester
Woodmen — «Circle
Omuha
J. Lentz
Americus Inaorantee Union
Columbus
Greetlins Wren the Fraternal Prewy," Editor H. C. Evang of the Yeomen Shielk
Fraternity
Laura B. Hart
Women's Benevolent Associaion
the Maccabees
Star Antur
Suyren Oracle
Kansas City
Hans
August Haxthausen
Hermann Sons
Emma JB. Manchester
Woodmen Circle
J. J. Lentz
American Insurance Union
W. Ispen
They Brothers of American Xeoriity Act
Opry
Himesteaders
Jitney Offer Promises Cough Cure Kit by Mail
A fragmented ad promises a mail order package containing Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and croup, Foley Kidney Pills for pain and rheumatism, and cathartic tablets for constipation and bowel complaints. It directs readers to send name and address to a Chicago firm to receive the kit.
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Latey & Co
Chicago
Foley
Orient Railway Seeks to Issue Building Bonds to Complete Route
The Kansas Public Utilities Commission opens hearings on the Kansas City Mexico and Ghent Railway plan to raise about 71 million dollars to finish the Wichita to Kansas City line and retire debts. The plan also calls for 86.7 million in common stock and 27 million in preferred stock to satisfy creditors and fund terminal facilities. The reorganization proposes new bonds and stock exchanges for bondholders and construction firms involved in Mexico, Texas, and Kansas, with stock allocations and cash payouts outlined.
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Mexico
Iame
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Ald En Company
Carn Glock
Artent
Texas
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Banda
James Thndsor Patton
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Rav
BhiMp Cook
Patton
Jacksonville
Astland
Vol
San Antonioy
Jackson's
Church of the Good Shepherd
San Antonio
Randolph-Macon College
Mhich
Alexamildla Theological Seminary
Ney
Lie Bospel
Japan
Weing
St. Mark
Sadie Patton
JA. Raper
James
Joe
Jordin Stewart Patch
Par value hand ixsie and railroads purchase plan
The $45,000,000 hand ixsie is at par. Receipts of $5,668,000 will fund acquiring the Kansan Wichita line and the Kansae Outer Belt railroad. About $1,400,000 will retire the two year Roll notes due April 30 next year. Other immediate expenses follow.
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Tse
Kansan
Wichita
Kansae Outer Belt
Complex corporate expansion and land concessions detailed
The document outlines large cash expenditures and acreage in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Mexico tied to a major utility project. It notes total cash spend around 28.1 million with 72 miles in Texas and 48 in construction, plus the increased property value of the Kansas City system to over 43.8 million. A removal notice and personnel references appear, with Washington and Athens offices cited, and remarks on upcoming funeral policies and foreign office valuations.
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Mexico
Texas
Aystem. Ling
Mexco
Oklahoma
Kansaa Fly
Kansa City
Nottnil
Johnson
Me Publi Utilities
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