Vandal sinks million dollar Grage steamer in Vancouver harbor
A Canadian Pacific liner sank alongside a Vancouver dock after listing severely. The 485 foot Oriental liner, valued at a million dollars, filled with flour in the hold and began to founder. Crews worked to pump water as the vessel settled on her port side and gradually capsized toward a possible salvage.
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Portland
Ore
Oregonian
Duat
Welock
Hiner
Harvey
Orient
Hong Kong
England
Bears and railroad danger near Somerville bridge incident
A train crossing the Vegua bridge north of Somerville in Burreson County encountered a herd of black bears on or near the trestle. One bear failed to clear the track as the engine approached, the trestle’s openness stopping the animal from escaping in time. The engineer slowed but found no sign of the bear, presumed to have entered the swamp.
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Vegua
Somerville
Burreson County
Tess
Visit by Old Home Ex-attorney Bergstrom Sparks Local Reminiscence
Oscar Bergstrom, once San Agtonio’s attorney and brewery director, now in New York, arrived in the city for a brief stay. He toured his old home, received a cordial greeting from longtime friends, and said he would remain for a day or two.
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Oscar Bergstrom
Erry
San Agtonio
Aso
Presi
Duat
New York City
Cut Loose From Bailey Says Waco
Special to The Light Waco Texas October 24 discussions in this city are heated over the Campbell Bailey matter anti Bailey factions hope the governor will cut loose strong from Bailey to expel him from the field. The financial situation grows the talk as former Bailey supporters drift away. Governor Campbell returned from a north Texas trip and says he is pleased with receptions in Dallas and Abilene but not happy with Senator Batayes attitude there may be political moves later in Texas.
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Waco
Tex
Campbell Bailey
Wall
Bailey
Texas
Austin
Campbell
German Balloon Declared Winner in International Race
The official airline survey from St. Louis to Asbury Park marks the Pommern as the winner for the longest distance. The Lisle fragrance finished at Herbertsville, with leaders noted from Forest Park.
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Washington, D. C
St. Louis
Bertogien
Louis
Forest Park
Asbury Park
UTA Miles
Forest, Park
Herbertsville
Publisher Hits the Paper Trust
In Chicago on October 24 at the Civic Federation session, Knox Smith of the Federal Bureau of Corporations spoke on Administrative Regulations Corporations. Herman Richler of New York argued printing and publishing as the only industry tending toward disillusion, noting labor and the International Paper Company as dominant forces shaping its fate.
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Chitago
Civic Federation
Knox Smith
Federal Bureau of Corporations
Herman Richler
New York
United States
Labor
International Paper Company
More Clerks on Sap Line Under Railway Postal Service
Chief Clerk Wdaward Arnold at the railway postal service head quarters authorized to again train Tailway postal clerks Nos 13 and 14 on the San Antonio and Corpus Christi route between Kenedy and Corpus Christi. Two clerks will be assigned to that run effective Monday October 28.
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Sap Line
Wdaward Arnold
Railway Postal Service
Poiat
Waheon
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Kenedy
Corpus Christ
Government orders test for dog policemen
The Panama commission plans tests for two thoroughbred bloodhounds to aid law enforcement in the canal zone. Veterinarian reports and field trials will occur soon under Colonel H R Stevens supervision. If successful, the dogs may be sent to New Orleans for transit to Panama and later serve in detective work. The effort marks a civil service departure likely to be adopted elsewhere if it succeeds.
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Panama Commission
Canal Zone
Fort Lamy Houstan
H. R. Stevens
Ellef Quartermister
Place &F
New Orleans
Panama
Jbe
Getiny Detective Office
Thasr
Canal
Latonia Race Results First to Third Races
Results from Latonia show race one five-eighths mile selling won by Bess Ward at 15 to 1 with Countess of Melbourne 10 to 1 second and Mondella 2 to 4 third. Race two three-quarters mile selling Merrick at 2 to 1 won with Stoner VI 4 to 1 second and Copperfield 5 to 2 third. Race three one mile selling Conn 2 to 1 won with O Coe B 6 to 1 second and Recor My Queen Of all the Rosny 2 to 1 third.
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Bess Ward
Countess of Melbourne
Mondella
Merrick
Stoner VI
Copperfield
Conn
O. Coe
Inspection Trip Opens Rail Territory Tour
Edward Arodlit chief of the railway travels across portions of the network on an inspection trip aimed at oversight of service and regional coverage.
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Edward Arodlit
Ehter Elpint
Thalt Ber¢lee
Vengeful Guent Shoots His Lawyer in Court Trial
Wm Loppon, a longtime resident, shot Judge Charles Brammag and then killed himself after a dispute over a property title and a stock security deal. The victim, aged, is reported to be recovering, while Lepper, tied to a prior favorable decision, had long sought to regain control of the property.
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Tavamle
Wra
Wm. Loppon
Chas. W. Brammag
Lonper
Jaro
Taw
Regal
Aramamel
Lepper
Brame
Lepner
Weather forecast for San Antonio and vicinity
Increasing cloudiness tonight and Friday. The 12 hour low near 40 and the 24 hour high around 82. Winds at 6 oclock in the morning were 4 miles per hour. The Texas storm region publication and general national weather report appear on page two.
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T,qcabe
San Antonio
At & A'Clort
Maxta
Fonso
Eelock
Texas
Italian town razed by quake so far worse than early reports
Paris dispatch reports a severe Italian earthquake destroying a cathedral town, with many buried beneath collapsed structures. Relief trains head to the stricken district as rain and icy wind worsen suffering. multiple villages report damage and deaths amid imploding towers and collapsing towers.
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Paris
Naples
Salmon Cannery Workers Plead for Chinese Labor Reforms
Seattie Wash Oct 24 The cannery laborers of southeastern Alaska plan to lobby Congress for a revision of the Chinese exclusion act to permit importation of cabin crew under heavy bonds. They argue that without Chinese labor, packing will be curtailed as white, Mexican and Italian workers have not filled the need.
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Sealile
Wash
Oet
Alaska
Miley
Congress
P. W. Street Stricken Ill in Local Home
P W Street financial secretary of the Trades Council and of Pin tory Union No 1722 is critically ill at his home 205 Martin street. He has been confined indoors for some time and friends are alarmed by his condition.
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W. Streat
The
Trades Council
Pintory? Union No
Martin Street
Court suit reveals German state secrets and mysticism
A libel action against Maximiian Harden, editor of Die Aukumypt, unfolds in Kerr Court with testimony from Count Moltke and other nobles. Allegations focus on a “round table” group attempting to influence the emperor, with ties to Prince Zulenders and royal intrigues, including a handkerchief incident and a circle around the emperor.
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Philip Zulenbnrg
Vienna
Count Helmuth von Moltke
East Prussia
Frederick von Moltke
von Moltkes
von Melike
Count Zulenberg
Count Avlenbers
Kuno von Malike
Count William von Hohenan
Peru
Harden
William
Count Auentiarg
van Maltke
Ganeral Hohenar
Count van Maltke Terday
Aweabkes
Zulanders
Paron
Philip
Fran von Elbe
von Moltke
Aphhets
Zulenders
Grat von Tal
Alvorec
von Mottke
Helena Operators End Strike After Reinstatement
Helena workers in Montana end a strike after being reinstated following a local meeting. The Western Union and Postal forces also report reinstatement yesterday amid resolutions passed by the assembly.
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Helens
Mont
Cet
Western Union
Affie
Susatereiy
Bankers Relief As Government to Deposit 25 Million
New York reports optimism after a week of turmoil. Secretary Cortelyou announces $25,000,000 in government funds will be deposited with banks to calm runs. Banks like Harlem and Hamilton suspend payments while crowds gather outside major houses awaiting London stock quotes and further updates.
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New York
George B. Cortelyou
the Treasury
Cartelyou
J. Pierpont Morgan
John A. Stewart
James Sullman
Corintyou
Treasury Department
Treasury
America
Persme
Rmin
Barking House
With Street
Brosilway
Ann Streets
Colonial Tr Company
Sa’clet
Clement
London
Cortelyou
Harlem
Twelfth Ward
Bank
Hamilton Bank
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