Strike Bulletin Reports Unity in Week Five
At a meeting of the executive committee the following bulletin was issued: after five weeks of strike AFL telegraphers remain firm to win. From Athens, Ga, six of 160 members have left the union. The strike began earlier and is noted as a strong record. Company reports have little effect as strikers remain nationwide. Memphis shows officials still working and the force is small. Bulletins nationwide signal hope for developments, but unanimity to stay out is feared to wane.
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Willelin
Afl Oly
Athinta
Memphis
Siit
Peace Congress Urged as Attendance Emphasized
A public notice calls for wide participation in a peace congress to be held November 1 at Westlog. Speeches from notable figures, including Hon. Marcis Shap and others, are planned to address municipal labor and capital issues amid a large gathering of supporters and stakeholders.
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Warn
Tes
Get
Mat
Raylue Qalvendiy
Jay Yard
Westlog
UtEed
Marcis Shap Vated
Rony
Lius Walle
Manisipal
Woman Struck by Street Car Near Commerce and Altimo
A woman standing at Commerce and Altimo streets was struck by a streetcar tender from a Southern Pacific depot cat short. She was knocked to the ground before noon but regained her feet and walked away without assistance. Officials said they heard of the incident but have not named the woman.
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Commerce
Altimo
Souther Pacific
Sie
Walit
Fer
Ou Ledraed
Eastern Stars to Beaumont in 1908 session
The Grand Chapter of Eastern Star reconvened with officers elected and appointive places filled. The session approved reports, reappointed officers, and set Beaumont as the 1908 meeting place after adjournment.
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Ieee
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Ora Bell
W. C. Owens
Manler
Mies Minty Paschal
Tinton Elungler
New
Matthey
Ork
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Cadleva
Mannie Z. Wheeler
Hope Adhapter
Geand Wave
Alen Anania Khaueks
Grind Sentinel
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Bow
Geand Cheylain
Wea
Florence
Kotan
Seaman
Chand Marshal
Lilli Brown
Sangter
Ehilpler
Grand Owen
Bewahiddleston
Marmarsville
Sexston
Une
Ehator
Hectare
Orlnbon
Fale Honey and Tae for Colds and Coughs Endorsed
A notice from rng Co. states Fale Honey and Tae for coughs colds and lag troubles is not affected by the National Pure Foal and Drug law as it contains no opittes or other harmful ingredients and is recommended as SM medy for children and adults.
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Rng Co
Negro boy charged train wrecking in Texas case
Austin Texas October reports a 18 year old named Arlde Blom was arrested by the sheriff on charges of wrecking a railroad by placing a tie across the Llano branch track of the Houston and Texas Central line at a wrecking scene near Wrecking Matrum translated from broken OCR text.
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Austin
Tex
Arelde Blomahegyo Bay
Destimene
Llano
Wie Hustin & Texas Central
WOURS ADVANGE ON CASA BLANCA Cond Blines
A fragmented local notice discusses Casa Blanca with references to sickness and medicine. It mentions Herhine and the idea of medical danger, noting a lack of clarity and warning about uncertain remedies.
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Casa Blanca
Augusta Strike Called Off Amid Local Turmoil
Fragmented OCR text indicates a strike action near Augusta Georgia with local officials and operators involved. The readable lines reference maintenance basins and service forms, but details are garbled.
Woman Found Dead in Chicago River
Reported discovery of a woman’s body in Chicago River near Halsted Street. Police suspect foul play. robbery or attack mentioned, with investigators probing possible murder and examining nearby water for clues.
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Chicago
Livery stable letter from San Antonio inquiry
Fragmentary note from San Antonio Texas mentions livery and a pinto horse. Names and clear details are obscured. overall content is unreadable.
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Vink S Dimes
San Antonio
Texas
Leily
Glory and Despair In San Antonio Tragedy
Shouts of glory ring through a chaotic scene as Wilson, a Black veteran from San Antonio, lies comatose after a street clash. Amid broken streets and hospital corridors, volunteers recount his wartime service in Spain. A grand opening ball at Beethoven Hall promises relief and remembrance.
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Dash
Saysah
Ty Wil Wilson
San Antonio
Rostaventin
Banh
Rowa Hospital
Wilson
Beethoven Gall
Mary Dancers Ag
Safrdagg
Card of Thanks for neighbors and friends expresses gratitude
A grateful message to neighbors and friends thanks the community for help during the time of loss. It mentions heartfelt appreciation for sympathy and moral support shown after the death of the writer's beloved son.
Late City News Update on Wagon Collision and Post Office Changes
Fragmented late city report mentions a wagon collision and injuries, with officer involvement and a post office clerk change. William Z. Caver appointed mailing department supervisor. Walker, chief clerk, departs for a three week New York trip. The piece also notes a kidney cure advertisement and distant travel plans to New Orleans via steamer.
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New York
Hid
Waker
Men- Hor
San Antonio
New Orlean
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