Delinquent Taxes in Texas Counties Debated
An Austin report claims Gillespie County has no delinquent taxpayers while totals for Texas show millions owed. Sheriff Berman Ocha notes a disputed $2.39 tax from a Mason county case, suggesting recent enforcement shifts reduce delinquency across counties.
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Eno Virloud
Marin
Malis
Ubo
Gillespie
Avery County
Berman Ocha
Bax
Mason Am Apt
New Jersey Votes on Suffrage Question in 1915
A report notes New Jersey and other eastern states will open polls at 6 a.m. on the suffrage issue with three weeks until voting. It details Wilson's push for the vote, divisions within parties, and suffrage workers' belief that both major parties oppose. Observers expect about 3050 women to be admitted to the polls for the first time in the state.
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Stedman Funeral Held in Washington Alabama
Funeral services were held for Bledman who served in the North Michigan Regiment during the war. He died after the fall of Namis, aged 7 years. The private in the group was captured, and his son Davie was reported.
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Saloon Men Accused in City Police Action
Saloons under investigation face charges for alleged violations of drinking and disorderly conduct. Police report several notices issued as prosecutors prepare to submit recommendations to the mayor for potential license actions.
Jeense Cama to Open in New York
Jeense Cama plans a New York address at the Manhattan Club on November 4. The speech will outline national defense needs and the five year naval program to add sixteen capital ships by 1925, with $500,900,000 to be distributed across years.
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King Has Close Gall Par1 Tiomane's Putative for Diate
Dispatch from Tian istie details General Cadornh Greatest auvieties. A hostile lo¢roplant fired over him as his staff urged retreat. He refused. Two Italian aircraft attacked, white tracers guiding lines toward enemy positions, firing in volleys close to the lens.
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Edison Honored Again in San Francisco Event
Community leaders in Belton and nearby areas gather to celebrate Edison with a luncheon and formal arrangement. The event honors his contributions to industry and local culture, highlighting support from patrons and city officials.
Paris Plans to Curb Food Costs and Imports
The interior minister Malvy and officials discuss soaring prices amid shortages and speculation. The government aims to keep essentials affordable by controlling bread costs and easing imports of frozen meat butter and vegetables, with higher taxes possible if speculative actions continue.
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Charlton Trial Begins Amid Delays In Murder Case
Charlton, charged with murdering his wife, faced a postponement request as chief counsel Miceli Picardi was indisposed. The court refused the delay and began a detailed interrogation, with Charlton recounting his life with his wife up to the alleged murder.
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New Haven Trial Under Way in Rail Monopoly Case
Federal court opens as jury is chosen to hear the government’s case against William Rodenreiter and ten other former New Haven directors. Attorney TR L Baites outlines a chronology from 1840 Sherman Act to present, tracing alleged illegal consolidations that created a regional monopoly over railroads steamships and trolley lines in New England. The prosecutor aims to show unlawful methods to gain control of 7500 miles of track and related transportation, including the Boston and Maine maneuver and a questioned $8,000 payment to John L Billard.
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Women to Replace Men In Wartime Roles Debate
Oct 13 editorial in the Women's Pelitival Glos argues for systematic planning to replace men in wartime jobs. Mrs Hare and Miss Mibbidiy support expanding women in national defense tasks. They advocate training for women in various trades and military service to sustain England's war effort.
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Pan American Moves to Send Note to Carranza
Washington reports that Pan American allies consider issuing a note to General Carranza. Diplomatic representatives from France, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, and other nations discuss renewal of relations with Mexico. A formal démarche is seen as likely to test Mexican policy amid Sonora and Chihuahua unrest. Carranza’s forces have also been reported mounting actions against Sonora with about 8900 troops, amid claims of Maya Indians hidden in the army’s camps.
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la Portigna
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Carranza Thanks San Antonio for Telegram of Gratitude
San Antonio business and professional men sent a telegram to Venustiano Carranza head of the Constitutionalist party in Mexico expressing thanks for their interest in recognizing the Constitutionalist government. Resolutions adopted by the San Antonio businessmen endorsed the action of the Mexican government and its administration under General Carranza. The telegram notes the unrest in Mexico and the impending immigration situation, with copies wired to Washington and other officials.
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Verbal Fragments Illuminate Court Actions In Murder Case
Fragmented OCR describes court proceedings as guards monitored a trial related to a fatal shooting. Brown faces murder charges while McDonald is charged with conspiracy. others linked to the case face weapon and related counts. Courtroom activity includes inquest and habeas hearings as investigations continue.
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Football Injury Fatal and Paralyzing Incidents Reported
Reports from St. Louis indicate Brigder Seo, a Collegic football player, sustained severe injuries during a game with St. Louis University and is considered near hopeless. Unnamed captain Gitnort of Poa High Beloot fastball also suffered a serious injury in a separate match. William Poederch, captain of the Bard College Contball team, was reported in a grave condition after a game Saturday with Minnesota, suffering a spine injury.
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ALLIES TAKE STRUMNITZA ON ROAD 10
Allied forces push toward Strumnitza on the road to Adrianople as Bulgarian troops press from the Strumnitza region toward Nish-Shlonik. Dispatches describe a widening frontline within twelve miles of Balkarhe and indicate Bulgarians inching toward the Reading reinforcements.
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Firing Reported On Border At Mercedes Detected
Border firing near Mercedes pumping plant in Texas led to Mexican and American forces being placed on alert. Army officials said a gunfight did not occur among civilians at a dance. one Mexican was killed and another wounded. Arrests were planned and suspects to be sent to Matamoros for trial.
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