Complaints Rise Over Laredo Customs Methods At Bridge
Three complaints allege rough procedures by customs officers at the Laredo bridge. University of Texas professor J. G. Muse and others testify to delays and poor treatment, while officials deny impropriety. Examinations in Laredo and other entry points draw protest from the National University president and scholars.
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Laredo Bridge
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San Antonio
Laredo
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Mexico
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Paris
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Tran Rey Lahorer
Domoveativ
Daugherty
United States
Divide by Fortune in Chicago Drama Ends in Desertion
In Chicago a tangled tale unfolds as Bent and Mrs Latti Fork resist poverty while Latti Rock’s wealth slips away after a desertion. A new wife Eleanor enters the scene as a rival seeks a second mate. The struggle centers on a split fortune and contested marriage.
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Chicago
Bent
Unclear OCR fragment yields scattered names and events
Fragmentary text references a book, a search, and various names with unclear meaning. No coherent event, date, or identifiable entities can be determined from the readable portions. The passage appears damaged with garbled phrases and incomplete names.
Organizing to Oppose Mayfield in Texas GOP rally
Political dispatch describes a Texas Republican convention denouncing Ku Klux Klan influence and urging defeat of Mayfield in November. The text criticizes Catholic and Democratic alignment with the Klan, while urging cross party cooperation to keep Klan domination from electoral power. It condemns pro Klansmen and calls for Republicans and pro reform Democrats to unite.
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Denounce Klan or Lose Party Support
A colonial-era editorial denounces the Ku Klux Klan and calls on Democrats to reject Klan influence or lose party backing. It asserts the party must uphold constitutional rights, due process, and law over intimidation and secret coercion, warning against compromising core Democratic principles.
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