Mexico Seen As Future Power Home Of City Visitors
Mexico City impresses Ramon Alfonso and family now in San Antonio before returning to Brooklyn North Carolina. Alfonso predicts rapid progress in all sectors and sees Mexico improving toward U.S. standards in a few years. He plans another visit next year as he enjoys the city’s delights and climate.
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Mexico
Mexcy City
Republic
Ramon Alfonzo
San Antonio
Brooklyn
N. C
Alfonso
United States
Nquwrdewers
Jacob” Hy Warsnet
Alamo Plaza
VeGormielk
River Avenues
Patrick Maloney
Burnatsirnels LL
Selmefer
San Marans Street
We. Wisp
Ert
Dillmar
A. A. Gitlinger & Wo
Succelab Club to Meet Weekly at YICAL Building Room
The Succelab announces a weekly meeting at 8 o clock in the Yical building with Jack Scott's new stables listed at 121 125 125 N Flores St. Phone 498. Donations for the Orphans Home have been unusually large.
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Succelab
Lia Rezlar
Hery Room
YICAL
Jack Scott
Flores St
Local Aid Seeks Supplies for Weary Orphans
The region reports shipments of vegetables, bread, clothing and fuel sent to Jone to aid their orphans. Officials note generous support from the public and organizations, with quantities pledged and distributed to help stabilize basic needs in the community.
Prof Herbert Reed Music Studio Examination Notice
Professor Herbert Reed conducts a morning examination at the Avene Roxahool to issue day certificates for Kish Seljaol graduates seeking teaching posts. Superintendent Wolfe leads a committee of principals with at least half a dozen teachers present.
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Herbert Reed
W. Cormeres Street
Avene Roxahool
Kish Seljaol
Wolfe
Boxar Drug Co. seeks clothing for the poor before winter
A dispatch notes Gastoff Clothing requests by Yalkee Miutron Campbell who aims to secure cast off apparel for distribution to the needy. The matron may arrange delivery to police headquarters or have items sent to a caller's address. The effort targets winter aid and reflects community charity amid cold weather.
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Gastoff
Yalkee Miutron Campbell
Rona Ofler
Fragmented 19th century notes on a divorce case and flight
A damaged OCR passage describes a German girl in distress at a home for colored people, care arrangements, and a divorce claim alleging desertion. It references Tatmaya and others and notes a hospital move and a court district context without clear dates.
Petition for damages against Southwestern Telephone suit
Paul Bing sues Southwestern Telephone & Telegraph in the Pirly-fifth district court claiming $240 in damages. He alleges that workers damaged his land by placing poles along a line 12 miles east of the city. The filing notes that the fences and lands were harmed during the pole installation.
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Southwestern Telephone & Telegraph Company
Paul Bing
Pirly-fifth District
Busy Court Day Promises Hearings and Appeals
A busy court day is set for tomorrow with numerous appeals and important matters to be heard. Judges will oversee a heavy docket as various cases move forward and govern the county’s legal affairs.
Admitted to Bar on Fine Showing in Texas
OW Robertson achieved the highest general average among apple Boy applicants before legal examiners, per a board report released today. James O Leary and WR G Chapman also passed the examination. In a separate matter, Mrs Ova Grover won a divorce from Lewige Grover on cruelty grounds in the Thirty-seventh district court after four witnesses testified.
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OW. Robertson
Texas
Haat
Lézal Examiners
James O'Leary
WR. G. Chapman
Ova Grover
Dwrer
Lewige Grover
Affidavit Filed in County Court Against Edward Guillen
An affidavit is filed in county court charging Edward Guillen with possessing a firearm. The affidavit is sworn by Dwali Patterson, with the state placing him under arrest.
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Edward Guillen
Hin Wit
Bios
Ddwali Patterson
Tate
Bis Tel Haus
Marriage Ceremony Performed by Judge Fisk Unites Two Couples
Justice Ben Fisk officiated at the Miliet wedding service held at his office on the first evening. The ceremony united Sir olas Guaman and Misgutrsation in marriage, with Frank Raines and Ella Mitschnan also occurring under Justice Fisk.
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Fisk
Ben Fisk
Sirolas Guaman
Misgutrsation
Frank Raines
Ella Mitschnan
Colored Institute Saturday For City Teachers
An institute for the colored is held in the city with a program designed to interest teachers of all grades. There are twenty seven negro teachers in the city and the event aims to engage them through intereac and junichi style activities.
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Colored Institute
Colored Isenere
Sytantayal
Ig Colored High School
Thera
Junichi
Intereac
Woodwork injury at home leaves man with foot trauma
A man identified as Foot Badly Maccratid, Enrique Lopez, sustained a severe right foot injury yesterday while cutting wood near his Rock Quarry home. The ax handle fractured, causing the tool to slip and injure his foot. He received initial first aid and was expected to recover after treatment.
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Enrique Lopex
Streets In Bad Condition After Heavy Rains
Reports from proline hendanicr Jars and the fire department indicate many streets are dangerously broke up. Debris and holes hinder traffic as officials and local unions discuss repairs while the city faces a dengue fever surge and graving concerns at Grand Grave.
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Ron Aliion
Tiese
Umade
Veuigorons
Minlelig Ming
Saloon Keeper on Trial in Le Dail County Court
Trial of Charles Wellinger, a saloon keeper in Auetin sGvet, opens in Le DAIL county court. Federal agents charged with conduct or purer. testimony set from an officer, ferryman, and other assigned witnesses as the case proceeds.
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Charles Wellinger
Auetin sGvet
le Dail
Inday
Feds
A. Sander Purer
Ffermann
Deserted Woman Sent Home After Weeks in Hospital
Margaret Muitels, a young married woman, was sent to her parents’ home after ten weeks in Clip hospital. Money for her care and other expenses was raised by Tomine ANOLE. Chavee Assault and Battery charge against Storlige Williams. Two wives seek divorce, North Lo Kntrontine and Yosoa, detailing marriages and separations with dates in the Forty-fifth and Thirty-seventh Judicial districts.
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Margaret Muitels
Tomine Anole
Wistriet Court
Tania
Mathis Cok Sama Tinidsey
Tor
OB. Lindsey
Road Scarifler Arrives at City Court House Yard
An odd road scarifier purchased years ago by county commissioners has reached the city and sits in the court house yard. It is described as a machine heavy with teeth meant to plow roads, designed to claw rocks and improve paving. Local residents observe its unusual presence in the morning.
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Court House Yard
National Trust Busters Scan At Chicago Convention
A distorted report outlines a Chicago gathering where lawmakers and civic leaders address trust busting, the Sherman Act, and corporate restraint. President Nicholas Murray Butler voices hope for amendments to curb corporate power while preserving public welfare and fair competition. The speech warns against unchecked concentrations and calls for balanced regulation.
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Nicholas Mutuy
Matt the Sharma
Antares
Utah
Ceuper
National Civil Federation
Teoyers
Sara New
Fap
Chu
Ltig
Wari Gauss
Lowenard
Gombieg
Perlence
Shawn Ws
Tinporiimet Badley
Uae
Saporehia
Muy Dickland
Fiat
Trams
Tristan Peavel
Moelal
Permanent Air Control
Sumarvis Polit Ryige
Court hears Brice suit for $40,000 damages vs I G N Railroad
The case of Frank Brice versus the International and Great Northern Railroad arises from Brice, a passenger engineer, suffering a crushed foot after a rear end collision. The suit seeks $40,000 in damages. a prior higher court reversed an earlier decision, sending the case back for trial.
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Frank Brice
International & Great Northern Railroad Cmpany
Fonsy-ith
Brieg
Fo 108
Weddens
Drice
Copany Tole
Igher Court
Porsirion Maint
Brice
Oryns hl Will Not Be a Candidate at Meeting
At a Thursday meeting in Unionborg of the International society leaders vote over the board of directors for the era. Oryushi, Beerecary, Tennard, Preston, and others are noted, with few likely to stand as candidates. The proceedings include discussions on direction and governance amid unclear details from the damaged OCR text.
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Uenienborg
Witen
Beerecary
Preston
Theadnes
Meroetion
Mats Wen
Castoria obituary fragment mentions Bona and Lydhe Lem tray
An obituary fragment notes the death of a woman in this county aged about seventy. She was a native of England and had two marriages. First to Rev. Wueh Speed Mekkey, a Presbyterian minister, and later to Professor Wood, a noted editor and professor. Her second husband is linked to the famed Tenants family. Survived by her first husband’s family for several years.
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Detroit
Mas
Lerratt
Micky
Genige
Finglam Gidena
Coauley
Sellarky
Milly Rebving
Tetell
Mich
Mellray
Chitwitys
Knotts
Profesor Wood
Brel
Lohenon
Ity
Praetor
Exovernor
Congress
Kentucky
Tragedy at Terrell Church Night Service
In the Terrell Methodist church Mr. C. B. Coleman collapsed during a sermon and died on the spot after being attacked in the pew. The congregation was dismissed in shock. He was about 60 years old and survived by a widow and a brother, with a Cedar Grove minister among relatives.
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Terrell
C. B. Goleman
Ev. H. Tt. Havens
Talls
Coleman
Old Rates Debate Over Railroads Fails To Restore Schedules
Ankeny of Mincretpalts comments on railroad rate policy. He argues state and federal bodies overstep, old rates will not return, and legislative commissions must balance public sentiment with practical fixes. The discussion centers on commissions able to curb rates and their preferred measures for reform.
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Ankeny
Mie
Iit Watuc
Wil Horpstornd
Tossonsi
Thug
What They Os and Ta on Gossip Tales
A fragment questions why people discuss gossip about someone named Daniel. The speaker protests that it isn’t polite to spread rumors or leave a message unread.
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Danie
Cott
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Trust Busters
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