Indictments in Deadly Coal Strike Probe Grow
A fragmented report details indictments against miners, a coal company, and officials in a murder case tied to the Lester strip mine conflict. Grand jurors weigh charges over killings linked to the Southern Whinuis Coal Company and related arrests, with officials pledging thorough investigation and resistance to outside influence.
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China
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John Wiel
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Unclear fragment prompts title from 1900s paper
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered letters and words, unclear names or events. No coherent report or identifiable entities present to form a factual summary or to extract a headline.
City and Field Welcome Doolittle at San Antonio
The article describes a welcome event for Doolittle in San Antonio with city officials, civic groups, and a large audience. Mayor Napier praises the efforts, and Lt. Col. Doolittle is lauded as a brave pioneer amid supportive crowds. A separate note reports former steel official John I. Whigler's death at 85 in New York from pneumonia. Governor Lowry urged public support for Constitution Day.
Prominent Pioneer Clubwoman of San Antonio Dies
A San Antonio pioneer clubwoman, J Kendrick Guine, dies Friday at Belmonte Hospital after a long life of civic work. Born in 1814 in San Antonio, she helped found the Bohemian Relief Society and the Alumic and Song Society, supported Daughters of the Confederacy, and was a member of St Mark's Episcopal Church. Her survivors include two daughters and a son. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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J. Kendrick Guine
San Antonio
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Myanklin
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Alpyt
San Atala
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St. Mark's
Tives Daugiters
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Ptiv. Abeaniin
Man Shoots Wife Then Kills Self Amid Estrangement
In a tragic domestic incident at the home of Arthur Boiklow, Mew. Ciltford Myre Lhidsey, Sparks shot his wife Alysind and then turned the revolver on himself. Neighbors and officials report a violent confrontation during an argument about an impending divorce.
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Carl
Alysind
Arthur Boiklow
Sparks
Spinks
Death notices prompt citywide memorials
Hains Olfj Ma. Sept. 2 death reported as a wartime style dispatch notes the death of Eugene Runtall 76 of St. Louis en route to Kansas. The account records an accident or medical incident, the passing and subsequent steps by authorities. Also notes the sudden death of the president of a Chicago based railroad line at his home in St. Paul with minimal details.
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Hains
Runtall
St. Lewis
Wansit
Ured Tull
Wites
St. Paul
Mina
Chicago
St. Tau
Minneapolis
Onnha Tailwas
Sudenly
Ark
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Tysten
Sam Shold
City and Field Welcome
Doolittle
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Pds
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Citinel
Mdoe
Kelly
Huth
Tack
Baskent
Wilko
Tia Te
San Antuisio
Waithig
Napier
Congress
New Yorks
Tohn I. Whigler
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Topeka
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Seventh Street
Ciltford Myre Lhidsey
Mémphia
Bint
Wasseiger
Kuppenheimer
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