City weighs detention basin and river channel work
Reports from engineers led by Metcalf Eddy and Tadwin advocate a detention basin on Cox Creek and widening the San Antonio River channel to reduce flood risk. Estimated cost around 1.5 million dollars, with debate over funding via city bonds or an improvement district.
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Eat Heartily Without Bread and Indigestion Aid
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Mrs West elected amid tense county race turmoil
In a disputed county contest, Mrs West secured victory as election officials faced scrutiny and a delayed result. The race drew attention from local authorities and residents, with allegations of irregularities prompting later review by the county commission and law officers.
State Seeks to Impeach Pretty Widows Story
A Provo court case continues with the state pressing to impeach a widow’s testimony. Witnesses discuss motive and past marriages while defense promises final witnesses as prosecutors outline the chain of events surrounding a September 1020 shooting near a market.
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Hotels Face Closures Over Liquor Violations
Government officials in Austin announce actions against hotels accused of permitting unlawful liquor sales. Hotels may be shut down if managers are found guilty of allowing violators and failing to intervene. The probe follows federal prohibition era enforcement and targets establishments accused of serving intoxicants to prohibited patrons. Public notices warn of possible closures and penalties under reform measures.
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Fragments From Aged Notice Discuss Premises and Violations
The readable text references resolving by a group and notes about premises for nine hectares. It mentions potential violations of climate or environmental rules and a plan to enforce the feature of the wet area to the fullest extent. Named entities are scarce due to fragmentary text.
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Pawnee School Board in Turmoil Over Resignations
In Pawnee Wisconsin a wave of resignations swept the vacant school board and teachers as friction with the principal and the high school staff mounted. After the principal quit, Domard A. DBeinlich was hired, drawing protests from some pupils and citizens who favored reinstatement of the former leadership. A strike vote loomed as the community demanded new leadership and a special election to settle the dispute.
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Chicago woman charged after fatal shooting at hospital
Mrs Mailelion Rujanus wife of Charles Reiger Shapes a Chicago woman tied to a shooting at a hospital was arraigned today with trey tshue amid defense claims of insanity. Remanded in jail for a possible trial tomorrow as bullets left a man paralyzed and killed Wind.
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Reading is garbled with many misspellings and fragmentary names. It mentions trials, dismissals, and reinforcements, with scattered references to people such as Taplin Charlos Wanita and Mr Cyan. The text lacks coherent events or dates to form a solid news item.
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Woman’s Back Trouble Vanished by Lydia E. Pinkham
Newburgh New Jersey resident Mary duwar Parker of 2 Sigh Street reports severe back pain and fatigue from a female trouble. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength, easing walking, and enabling her to keep house again. The letter endorses the remedy as safe and non narcotic.
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May Settle Strike But Not Postpone
A disputed statement from Teontmate Wint Prete and company labor reps argues the administrative body cannot infringe on railroad management functions. The board should not find the party violated any partie rights or violate the prerogatives of management.
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New York Rail Strike Talks Amid Western Conference
Representatives from the Mayteyn Presidents conference and five chief railroad officials meet in Chicago to plan actions against an eastern and New England strike. They caution workers to weigh job security against proposed disruption plans while dispatch orders loom and letters warn employees before any strike.
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Plan Student Meeting Promotes Education Reform
New York on February 20 reports planned gatherings by representatives of universities and colleges. The article notes a motivation for a convocation to discuss ideals in higher education and challenges facing chestnut churches affiliates and local groups.
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Education and Community Groups Seek Civic Involvement
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Enjoin Oil Ruling In Mexico City Case
Officials of Vera Crux were enjoined from interfering with Aguila Coamany operations by a Mesciumin court ruling. The decision, viewed as formal, stayed embargo actions tied to a buck tax and addressed acts by the strife legislature. The case reflects temporary relief granted to the Aguila company amid regulatory conflict.
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Claim Denied Over Election Contest in Pennsylvania
A contested claim was denied as the House ruled that Braet remained the elected representative from Pennsylvania to the sixty seventh Congress, despite objections. The vote cleared the path for the official seating of the member from the state.
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Jowa Farmer Killed in Farm Area Near Hannas City Mo
A farmer was killed and three others injured near Oxeadls town at night during a disturbance. An armed confrontation followed as responders attempted to search for suspects. Witnesses report gunfire and a man killed while others were wounded. Local authorities launch investigations.
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Nervous wives seek guidance in medical text misread
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Stooting leads to injuries near Mount Ayr Towns
A garbled report states William Bulllex and a veteran surgical officer from Atuveay, with John Alter of Oaveola, were injuréd. George W Bitton and Murray of Iowa were slightly wounded. The sheriff pursued supposed taguay runners twenty miles south Mount Ayr Towns, where the trail was lost.
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Pershing Quits Paris In Europe Mission Ends
Gener al John J. Pershing, who went to Europe to oversee Allied operations, returns to the United States after completing his task. The voyage marks the end of his European duty as he departs Paris with a note of mission accomplished.
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Favors Free Sugar Bill Proposed in Cuban Congress
Reports from Havana say a reciprocal sugar tariff measure is introduced in Cuba to grant the United States duty free sugar yearly in exchange for U S. free entry of citrus and other goods. The proposal, linked to a bilateral treaty structure, awaits action with an eight month post negotiations window.
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