League of Nations debate shapes Democratic campaign
The piece notes Washington activity on the League of Nations issue as Cox returns from abroad and supports the league while Democratic managers avoid overt entry talk. It cites resignations and shifts in opinion, with Ireland and Germany potential league dynamics influencing U S stance amid campaign contrasts. The report also mentions Kenedy schools opening September 15 and local burial notices.
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Robert T. Small
San Artonio
Washington
Cesteriaz Boll
Congress
White House
Las Nat
League of Nations
Iesgus
Aly
Justice Clarke
United States Supreme Court
Toughes
Clarke
Washicrton
Cox
Leama
James NM. Cox
Cys
League
Woodrow Wilson
Atruad
Tandon
Toomie
Great Britain
France
Germany
Irish Free State
England
Ireland
de Valera
Letave
Nataly
Hitler
America
United States
Th League
Bren
Qording
Furopsi
Eurone
Ilpostwae Pradten
Supreme Council
League of Nation
Hind Tree
Europe
Lloyd-Georg
Eoumal
Lloyd-George
Iedas
Association of Nations
Kenedy
Tex
J. Gregory
San Marcos
I Summer Normal School
The Majestic Offers The Woman Who Knew Headliner
The Majestic presents The Woman Who Knew as headliner in week three with sketches by Vicki Milalley and vaudeville turns by Aten Kelley and Rossmond Curtiss John Wheaton. Other acts include Anderson Crow detective spoof, musical numbers by Horace Wright and Xray Dietrich, and a slate of comedies and films featuring Alena Hunter and Harold Lloyd, with Royal arene shows and a Prince of stagepieces.
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Majestic
Mme. Besson
Vicki Milalley
Wmng
Aten Kelley
Rossmond Curtiss
John Wheaton
Ark "Ube
Clifford
Anderson Crow
Horace Wright
Xray Dietrich
Frank de Witt
Alena Hunter
Uha Sory
Masoma
Unclear Charter Records Report From Early 1900s Tex
Fragmented OCR lists multiple charter and incorporation items across Texas and other places. Mentions Auntin Texas Droentlal Invesinent Copyporultan San Antonin and various company names, stock values, and individuals with unclear roles. The passage reads as a garbled roster of filings, directors, and financial figures with no coherent narrative.
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Auntin
Tex
Rept
Droentlal Invesinent Copyporultan
San Antonin
Scapital Tock
Thayer J. W. Hull Ami Fy Keatin
Yorktown
Moraylinl Ktork
Ve Co Bota
Mirleleewma
Mupetherg Ita
Howden Fuvedtornt
Wieburne
Eepilid Mbiek
Incaesiva
Ughl Caldwell
Walace Net A
State Catlin Foamy Tevny Company
Talefie
Cantal
Theorparastora Bibby, Wao My Wallace and
Alsume Ga
Witenes Company
Trpsn
Favbval
Sano
Trenrhasatiens Sae
Vans Hs vii
Trier
Emtereoa Nas i
de Tawra Coat Company
Et Tate Basta
Fants Sterk
Heeliggs
Ein
Interest Grows in Del Rio Field After Salt Dome Found
Del Rio Texas Sept 9 reports a salt dome discovery near the Rio Grawly crossing the Bay Feline bridge. A Mexican company in Villa Avuna and financiers in Coahuila and Del Rio are organizing for drilling for oil and gas with several prospecting plans along the Rio Grande. Local observers note a rising flood of interest and speculative drilling activity as companies prepare to exploit the find.
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del Rio
Tox
Wow
United States
Densealo Han
Rio Grawly
New Bay Feline Bridge
Villa Avuna
Utter
Coahuila
del Rin
Gay
Wid Grande
Gage
del Tio
Morria
AtbaTe Tanne
Tuapled
Arill
Murr Ranch
del Tia
Tin San Felipe
Ani
Inna Tx
Crockett Iss
Oil Town Pronunciation Sparks Debate in Mexia Kosse Region
Readers debate how to correctly say local oil town names as oil field activity grows near Mexia and Kosse. Reporters note widespread mispronunciations, with many shifting stress and vowel sounds, while locals and airmen discuss the pronunciation mystery and its implications.
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Tiguphrays
Discovera
Esee
San Antonio
Péter
France
Insurance Reports Highlight Texas Company Oversight
The report from the Tesurance and Banking department, filed August 1, 1022, notes a single fault in Texas insurance practice and outlines that two separate bureaus will oversee insurance matters. It lists business force at 404,144, premiums collected at 22,87, and outside investments including Delaware and other states.
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Benin
Chaywman
Tneur- Mice
Newarti
Gover- Nor Neth
Texas
OTS
Lesax Jossen
Oudsidee Vam
Roheptsim
London Invaded by Americans in a comic report
An old British column mocks American visitors in London with spoof scenes, voices, and caricatures. It recalls the Greenwhich Village and Bloomsbury crowds, then veers to a portrait mystery and a proposed hairdown low age law amendment.
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Sim
Nnsis
Jonny
Jaa
Mary
Harry
Vatrolman O'Mara
Kel
Johnny
Tobony
Whittier
Gar Whittier
Whittien
Tome
Serga Belowselsky
Serga Belowselsky Belocersky, Who Fives To Grove House
Lambridge
Kent
Portrail
Ketel
Chaplettire
Itu Mayer
MacQuisten
ML. P
Tex
Lignite Rates Cut by Texas Railroad Commission
The Texas Railroad Commission reduced lignite and briquette shipping rates by about 20 percent after a hearing on the proposed changes. New scale sets single line rates at 49 cents per ton and joint line at 68 cents, with distance-based adjustments up to 700 miles. Entailed effects include lower costs to move coal products between points in Texas, with notable declines in charges for long-haul shipments.
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Austin
Tex
Teilrand Commission
Vexay
Deis
Prapaul
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