Arms car tied to Mexican border revolt claim
A misread line of a wrecked report claims a carload of arms bound for revolutionists crossed the border, prompting federal scrutiny. The journey allegedly involved rifles and 116,000 rounds, with Bandera authorities retelling events while denials circulated about intended recipients.
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Veiled Uprisings and Mexican Meddling Stir Global Tension
The text reports on revolutionary agitation in Europe and the Americas. It notes seizures of munitions and desertions, with authorities debating American involvement. It mentions Mexican officials and secret agents assessing the Rio Grande situation and prospects of conflict before year’s end.
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Burglar gang tale trails through spoiling spree
Police report a string of thefts and burglaries tied to a group led by Mese Browne and Ati Wallace. Deputies say six suspects, armed with revolvers, targeted jewelry and goods in a string of robberies across multiple counties, with items recovered and suspects transferred for trial.
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SHERMAN WEDDED TO LORD CAMOYS IN CHURCH RITE
The Sherman family confirms Miss Sherman’s marriage to Lord Camoys after a private ceremony. Attendants include Mrs Sherman and Miss Audrey Huffman. guests heard vows as sunshine lit the scene. Sermon details were brief and guests toasted the couple before a buffet reception.
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Hospital mix up of medicine blamed for patient deaths
At Robert Koch Hospital investigators probe after three patients died following administration of a mistaken drug dose. Superintendent Mishanl J. Divyre says a pharmacist mixed a toxic sulfate with a morphine product, confusing labels and causing the deadly error.
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Rebels Capture Tiger Hill Forts Amid Turmoil
Nov 21 dispatches report Rebels seizing the Tiger Hill forts as imperialist forces resist. Reports from Hankew and surrounding areas indicate continued housing and tension as the rebellion grows with claims of violence and civilian involvement.
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Fragmentary OCR lines show garbled names and terms. no coherent event or entities can be identified to summarize into a valid newspaper item.
Students Tend Babies In Church Aid Network
In a late efforts to aid troubled mothers a new church society forms to assist, with a nursery wing established to care for infants during services. Mothers attend services while their babies are cared for, and a plan for support and outreach emerges from parish leadership.
Doctor cites alcohol as major social evil in eugenics talk
A public lecture by Dr Heenan warned that alcohol and social pressures propel degeneration and prevent reproduction. He urged schools to reduce perceived degeneracy, noting Texas may adopt stricter marriage and health certificate rules. The event drew a large audience in San Antonio.
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Boy Scouts Find Bodies In Swope Park Incident
SPECIAL TO THE LIGHT reports in Swope Park this afternoon bodies of Clute Abbess and his wife found by boy scouts while on patrol. Authorities gave no immediate motive and police cordoned the area as investigators processed the scene.
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Tragic Lake of the Woods incident leaves four dead
Report from Ringling circus area details four deaths from a possible self harm action amid scattered letters found on bodies between rocks. Victims connected to Ringling family ties and a brother-in-law is named amid notes recovered from pockets. Weather worsened hindering recovery of bodies.
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Beresford and Form Wife May Make Special Appearance
Special to The Tribune Austin reports Beresford and actress Vivien Gmilld in a curious exchange about pardons and a theater at the Naw York theater. Elroy Wharton visited Governor Colgwilk regarding a pardon application. A funeral for Mae Innes, 34, occurred after a dance in Wyde Park, with interment in Wend cemetery. The odd scientific note on testing electric polarity ends the item.
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