Former Writer Accuses Hart in Plot Against Retired General
A damaged older report says a woman affidavit accuses Colonel Hart of faking a telegram and colluding with General Hart to block General Rogers from reappointment as quartermaster general. The War Department ordered an immediate investigation led by Major General Hines to determine if a court martial is warranted and possible retirement or dismissal penalties.
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Hart Scouting Charges Against General Hart Scout Leader
General Hart faces defamation charges in Washington as Major General Harry L. Rogers issues statements. The War Department may discard the allegations as irrelevant. Hart declines to discuss the charges and notes he has not seen the full report.
Mrs Dean Supports Rogers Charge
Universal Service, WAS NURON September sed report charges filed with the War Department allege Teresa Howard Dean praised Major General Harry L. Rogers and claimed Hart resisted promotion to brigadier general. Dean asserts personal interest in Rogers affairs and accuses Hart of misusing power amid the attacks.
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Regents Plot Over President Blayney Aims at Women’s College
In Denton on April 19 1904 the board of regents faced a tense day as a possible resignation of President Lindsey Blayney loomed. Hugh Nugent and others prepared to weigh charges and discuss Blayney’s stance on the women’s college, amid reports of faculty clashes and missing letters at the dean’s desk.
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Deak
Blood Transfusion Saves Youths Life At Hospital
A wounded boy, fatally shot in a wrestling accident, narrowly survives after blood transfusion at Robert 1 Green Hospital. His brother, severely injured, recovers enough to leave the hospital with both youths involved in a tense scene as authorities note the incident stemmed from a playful struggle that went wrong.
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WRECK WITNESSES REPORT LIQUOR SUPPLY SCENE
Caldas Sept 10 a wreck at a town site disrupted traffic as a small car overturned near a marker. Witnesses recovered a tin of whiskey and related items, with the driver among the injured in a weekend incident.
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Yty
Oil fair floats destroyed by fire at Tifton port
A morning blaze wrecked oil floats used in the petroleum exposition at Tifton, causing extensive damage. Details indicate the incident disrupted equipment and prompted an investigation into the fire origin and loss.
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Tifton
Texas university frats pledge 225 at Austin
Five fraternities at the Texan Tinkversity in Austin announced that about 225 pledges were pledged after weeks of rushing. The event stirred chatter among fraternities as new pledges prepare for upcoming initiation and activities.
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Insurance Men Forget Row and Play at Banquet
Insurance commissioners set aside anger from elections and enjoyed a lighthearted gathering. The banquet featured jokes, cheers, and a lively closing, then attendees boarded trains to Tallag. Marshals and officials departed San Antonio as factions cooled. Executive plans hinted Des Moines as future convention host with Chicago hosting a December meeting.
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Woman Physician Jailed Over Unpaid Plumber Debt
Boston notes Dr Smily Glark McLeod a physician who served relief work in the Near East and Alberta was jailed for the fourth night for failure to pay a 174 dollar bill to plumber Fred J Bitler. Cited to court she was held in contempt and detained, with a hog cart allegedly brought to the courthouse during a lunch adjournment.
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Smily Glark McLeod
Near East
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Automobiles Crash Injures Mother and Baby in Street Collision
Tessing Forrandex and family suffer injuries when two vehicles collide at the garden and Paridu streets intersection. Mrs. Wrogaudex held the infant. both mother and child receive care after the crash as J. F. Bernande drives the car. The other driver, Mrs. Berk of Atking, is arrested. Occupants of the other car unhurt. Child and mother taken to their home on Gar fen street after initial treatment.
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Missing Suspect From Dallas Jail Mystery Deepens
Dallas acknowledgment reveals Louise Ross charged in Demure Sheriff murder case is missing from Dallas County jail. Nawh Roark, her attorney, stated he does not know her whereabouts or why she disappeared. Captain Tom Hickman left with her Wednesday, while Sheriff Schuyler Mary and others offered no explanation.
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Nawh Roark
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Hubby Praises Spirit Of Texas Fishermen On Tour
Austin report notes Turner Hubby lauding cooperation of Greatermen Tabermen and others in preserving Texas fish supply and enforcing nine Instruction War standards. Hubby, returning from the coast, says fishermen demand full compliance with the law and ritual protection amid efforts to conserve edible seafood.
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Texas
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Apartment house post offices proposed in lobby lobby
A Sept 18 report from Washington outlines a plan for apartment houses to have small post offices in their lobbies. Two architects in separate cities proposed placing mail collection and distribution points inside the building lobby with limited authorities, enabling residents to access mail via lock boxes managed by the post office network.
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State shuts down fish hatchery supply over violations
Reports allege flagrant fishing violations in municipal lakes. The state fisheries commissioner ordered hatcheries not to supply any lake or pond linked to overflow issues. Officials cited disorder and questionable conduct impacting fish operations and public trust.
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Bell
Dutner Baby, Game, Fleh and Oyuter
Stolen Horse Case Unfolds At Arbor Beach Resort
Ebia tells of two Hille horses missing from Arbor Beach in South San Antonio. Deputy Gittinger searches for the thief as a man and four women stand accused of holding a neighbor’s horse for damages to fruit trees and flower beds. A resort crowd reacts as one rider jokes about the “rest ride” while the officer investigates.
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Ferry in Operation at Chapel Fill Again
Report from WM Furlong of the Chamber of Commerce highway department notes the Chapel Fill ferry service on the Austin Houston road was suspended due to high water. Services resumed soon, urging use of Buckhorn route. Traffic impacts along the San Antonio to Orange corridor discussed.
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San Antonio
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New York to issue 7 percent bonds for Bren port facilities
A public offering of 7 percent bonds by the state of Bren is planned next week, led by Dillon Read and Company with a $10 million issue. One quarter of the bonds will be sold in Holland and Switzerland. Proceeds will retire credits extended by the United States Coast campars and finance dock expansion at Bremen, Germany.
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Boltz Injury Recovery After Car Crash Report
Justice of the Bedes 1 F Bolte rests and rapidly recovers from injuries after a September 14 automobile accident. An X ray showed no brain injury but a possible mind amputation was at first feared. Auntice Bolte injured when a car carrying Jim Tafolin Jr was struck by a streetcar near North Flores and Warren.
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Mexico Claims In Death Case Against United States
A 1026 filing seeks 26000 from the United States in a mixed claims action over the death of Maurecio Diez in San Antonio. Governor Miriam A. Ferguson assigns a San Antonio law firm to probe the case as the session government requests. Hearing date not yet set.
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Man Shoots Wife Then Wounds Self Near Burhnell
In Macomb Township a man shot his wife at a railway stop near Burhnell and then turned the gun on himself, wounding his arm. The couple were prominent church and lodge workers. details remain unclear amid the fragmented report.
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Tohbel
Dairyman fined for adulterated milk charges
A dairyman, charged with selling adulterated milk, was fined 40058 in corporate court Aktueday after being convicted on two counts. Officers said the same man faced similar fines in related cases, totaling around twenty dollars across all three convictions.
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Laredo Chamber picks new farm department head
Fred W. Maly, secretary of the Laredo Chamber of Commerce and Webb county farm agent, is offered the appointment as head of the chamber's agricultural department to succeed C. H. Alvord. Alvord, who will join Texas A&M extension service, received thanks from the chamber directors. The final selection rests with Nat Goldsmith, president, and C. Be Xaniell, general manager.
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Tornado Destroys Arona Hospital and Surrounding Areas
A tornado struck Arona hospital in Tucson on September 19, damaging the canteen, hospital garage, and a third garage area. A motor truck and vehicle were swept away, with several buildings flooded and power lines toppled. Precipitation reached 7.02 inches in minutes as rivers overflowed, and roads were shut while cars were towed to safety. No injuries reported.
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Bandit Robs Bank But Fails to Escape Public Notice
A bandit raided the Farmers' Bank at Blamarck taking $560 after forcing employees to the vault. He fled northwest toward a dirt road near the Indiana state line, but no trace has been found since the escape.
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Charles Crawford Funeral in Houston Details Bloodshed Case
Charles Crawford, slain in San Antonio, is buried in Houston after a funeral in which Rev. T. J. Windham led services. Crawford’s sister Nehy Crawford spoke of family sympathy for his divorced wife Suzanne Crawford, amid murder allegations connected to a broker.
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Four Girls Drown as Rescuers Fail in Texarkana River
Four girls drowned and three would‑be rescuers struggled as they Attempted to help in Hed river near Spring Bank Miller County Arkansas. Victims were Mary Tussell 16 Beatrice Mac 16 Tito Moe Beans 13 and Choo 11 all from Doddridge Arkansas.
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Government Declines Arbitration in Central American Boundary Dispute
The State Department in Washington says it will not arbitrate the boundary controversy between Honduras and Nicaragua. Reports indicate Nicaragua’s government and regional actors seek resolution, while U S policy remains non arbitration.
London Visit Notes On Royal Preface And Autograph Seekers
The author recalls a London visit with rapid meetings, autograph requests, and a congested Savoy lobby. He describes crowds outside Buckingham Palace and Hyde Park, a late night walk past Regent Street, and dawn views of the Thames from his hotel. The day includes meetings with London officials, notably the lord mayor, and a tour through historic districts en route to the mayor’s mansion.
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Chicago liquor chief panel squad sweeps night life
Chicago September 19 U E Holloway head of a new prohibition infiltrator unit leads a preface to a drive against Chicago nightlife. Nine top agents are dismissed for the good of the service and thirty five more cited for dismissal upon return from Washington Monday. Undercover operatives will probe cafes and cabarets as in Broadway raids. Names include Al Jebneon, Jerry Druggan, Frankie Lane, Archi Berry, Willian Kohjean, and others. The move follows authority from acting administrator Yellowley with Henry G. Martherat arriving to assist.
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Busby Speech Series Promises Packed Services
Busby, hailed as a leading preacher of this generation, invites audiences to hear him at upcoming services across his speaking schedule.
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Extension courses for teachers plan extended curriculum
Extension department announces teacher courses at Mel Avenue High School starting September 24 with registration September 21 from 7 p m until 10 7 1. One course may count toward graduate work. resident work may equal one term. Courses cover business administration comparative literature education English government American history philosophy psychology sociology. Costs: two Fall courses 60, one Fall course 25, two-thirds course 20, one third course 10. Obtain registration from Director J B Nelpao 203 Romane Street or Professor C G A Darnes Travis Street.
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Boy Injured After Bicycle Crash in San Pedro Area
Allen Witker, a Black youth, was cut and bruised when his bicycle collided with a car driven by C. Adora near 625 Weat Irmegh Place. He was taken to Hallam Drip Store on Main Avenue then to Robert B. Greii Hospital by ambulance for treatment of forehead injuries and other wounds.
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C. Adora
Aventis Am Blenla Street
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San Pedro Avena
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Burial for Mrs Natalie Stone in Houston
Vernon native Mrs Natalie Stone 48 of Houston died while visiting friends. Survived by husband CG Stone of Moraton, three daughters Mrs A W Bender and Mrs Natation Donon of Houston and Mrs Ruby Coco of Lafayette, two sisters Mrs May Harvey and Mrs Wilin Rally. Funeral arrangements pending in Houston.
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