Bomb plot most serious yet uncovered, warns officials
Authorities disclose a major German conspiracy to delay or prevent war munitions shipments from the United States. Five men are held on conspiracy charges, with detailed confessions implicating plans to bomb ships and bribe officers. Four remain in custody with bonds set at $25,000 and hearings slated for early November.
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Train Robbery Near Denison Targets Express Car
An Omaha Kansas Texas railroad train No 9 was held up near Onapn Ohio while two robbers boarded the engine and forced the express messenger to open the car. A clerk and brakeman were injured as the bandits attempted to move the express car toward a bridge to burn it and destroy the train. Investigators from Muskogee arrive. motive appears linked to a prior robbery.
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Train No 9 Held Up In Robbery Exposition
Witnesses describe M. K. and T. passenger train No 9 being held by a robber band. Guards stood by as work began on express safes. After five nitro charges, the fourth safe was wrecked revealing its contents. A brakeman was shot in the finger during escape. no one else hurt. Loot after the wreck was loaded and the raiders vanished into darkness.
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Liofrat
Train Robbers Steal Vouchers in Missouri Kansas & Texas Heist
Federal maven of the express company says no money was aboard the train after a daylight robbery in Oklahoma. He notes the company has not shipped money on trains for months and the band reportedly took a package of claim vouchers and railroad desk items.
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Vitelitas Endorsed By Savannah Salesman
Matthews a city salesman for Shettull Grotn Wholesale growers of Savannah Ga tested Vitelitas after indigestion from cabbage and sweet potato. He reports no after effects and urges the product for stomach relief and general health with testimonials and drugstore availability.
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Mileage deductions and prison transport ruling in Texas
In an official opinion the Texas Attorney General states that when a sheriff transports a prisoner by rail from arrest to the county court or jail, mileage should be reduced by three cents per mile. It clarifies that the term Uti ganis in Article 1583 Penal Code refers to a defendant in a criminal case. The note adds that a storekeeper and accountant’s bond may be executed by a surety company, but premiums cannot be paid from state funds or other public sources.
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Birth Records Mention Multiple Names and Dates
Fragmented birth notices list parents and dates in October with partial addresses. Entries reference individuals such as Mr. and Mrs. Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Pisano, Mr. and Mrs. Horner, and others, with locations including streets and avenues.
Mrs. Anders Burned In Gasoline Stove Accident
Mrs. A E Anders of 609 Soledad Street was severely burned when gasoline fumes ignited from a stove after her child struck a match. Fire Chief Wright treated her before she was rushed to hospital. The incident occurred Tuesday afternoon. Mr Anders was away on a business trip. The child sustained minor burns. building owner could face fines up to $25.
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Educators on Trip Austin Texas State Officials Attend Meet
W F Doughty state superintendent left for Austin to join the North Texas County Superintendents Association. About thirty five counties will be represented. EL Whitley assistant state superintendent travels to North Texas for county institute meetings with plans to visit Huckwell Green Mille and Salgbur Springs. W2 B Binion chief clerk departs for Gainesville for a school gathering and then goes to Denton next Friday.
Seguin Plans Jan 10 Meeting to Rejuvenate Business Club
Seguin to organize Sequin Tex Get It initiative with a mass meeting Friday night to initiate efforts. City favored as next Texas Swine Breeders Association host, prompting organized action to welcome visitors and boost county fair plans. Mrs Stwars referenced in ad context.
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Army orders list promotions and assignments 1910 era
October orders from Washington list multiple Army officers promoted or reassigned across infantry units. Names include Durfee promoted to major and Twenty-ninth Infantry, Penn to lieutenant colonel in Third Meaty, Wolf to major in Sixteenth Infantry, Marmion to first lieutenant in Twenty-fifth Infantry, and others promoted or unassigned across Seventh, Phx, and related regiments.
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Automobile Licenses and Local Notices From 1896
A garbled OCR item lists automobile licenses and local notices with scattered names and numbers. It references entities like Israel, Bonnie, 626, and 135, plus various nonstandard phrases, suggesting a crowded page of municipal notices and license records from a 19th century issue.
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Veteran editor and duelist dead in Missouri
The veteran editor and duelist Colonel Moore has died in Missouri at an advanced age. Born in Pulaski County, he helped found the Denver Mountaineer and the Mobile Press, served as colonel in the Confederate forces, and later helped establish the Kansas City Times and Kansas City Journal. Surviving children include J. S. Moore of Florida.
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Teuton and Bulgarian Armies Press On In World War I
Allied forces report continued pressure on the front with renewed assaults at Tolmino and Krearsoe, heavy fighting near Santa Lucian, and repulsed attacks along the Zagora and Desela sectors. Italian air raids hit Triest and Venice as German and Austro-Hungarian troops push in Serbia and at the Danube crossings while naval air forces strike strategic targets in Italy.
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Bulgarian Greek tensions threaten Greek neutrality
Paris dispatch reports Athens warned by Bulgarian and Serbian ministers of possible Greek territory incursions to chase Serbian allies if needed. Bulgaria objects to Greek Macedonia troops while Greece cites protection of others and recalls past troop moves amid a volatile dispute in the Balkans.
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Bulgarians Driven From Serbia as French Sectors Hold
In Saloniki on Oct 26 Bulgarians were driven from Serbia, with Serbian forces pushing them from Valea to the outer of Tatin and reclaiming territory near Krumayp and Vranya. Crown Prince George arrives at Saloniki as Allied fronts report limited German advances. At La Courtine, German attack repulsed by French air and ground forces, with patrols and counterfire along Loos and Champagne fronts.
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Man and Woman Held in Sosa Case
Vicente Sosa of 484 King William Street was the target of an attempted armed hold up. Police report two men and a woman are in custody after a shooting believed linked to the Sosa case. A blood trail the morning after pointed to the residence where arrests were made. The case is to be presented to the grand jury and defendants to county authorities.
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Marriage Licenses Involved in Downtown Hold-Up Shooting
Suspected accomplices in the fatal hold-up targeting Vicente Sos, a 54 year old grocer of 2 South Mares Street, are under arrest. Police report sufficient evidence to present indictments before the grand jury. Officers continue investigations with officers in plain clothes, aiming to prove the couple’s involvement and admissions to a third party.
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Building Permits Briefs: Various Small Dwellings and Structures
Building permits issued for Grimbles Scroom dwelling on Countk Street at $1490. Jenneh Adiitlon West Comicon wheet-9100 cited with $400. A. A. Shepard wrong travelling Saunders Streetage at $400. Dr FH Ttedmonil porch South PN rea atrent at $225. Gulf Cosa Trilling Company waterhouse on Simpson Street at $250.
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