Former Governor Versugoi to Restate Plans in Temple
Former Governor James B. Versugoi says he will leave for Temple on Saturday to begin a new home life with his family. He plans to devote time to his farming and may later consider his franchise in Beu County. His executive staff’s items are being packed for shipment to Temple, and his family will move to Temple while the governor’s mansion preparations are completed. He appeared tired but composed after the recent severe ordeal. The piece also notes the Life Underwriters annual convention opening in New Orleans with delegates from across the country.
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Austin
Tov
James B. Versugoi
Sng
Teni
Beu
Catarrhal Deafness May Be Overcome
An old home remedy describes relief from catarrhal deafness using parein and liver, with instructions to take small doses, rest, and avoid water exposure. The text notes that clearing nasal passages improves breathing and reduces mucus drainage, promoting ease of hearing.
Ferguson Appeals Judgment As Texas Governor Is Dismissed
A Texas Senate impeachment case against James E Ferguson leads to his removal from the governorship and disqualification from holding office. The text cites a two thirds vote and the judgment of impeachment with details of the articles and order. The document notes Ferguson’s resignation and the formal steps to certify and publish the judgment.
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Texas
Senate
Gov
Ferguson
Hergular
Esterday
James E. Ferguson
State of Texas
Austin
James B. Perguson
State of
Secretary of
Secretary of State
Texas Senate debates Hobby oath and automatic acting governorship
Austin dispatch reports the Texas Senate contends Governor Hobby would not need a sworn oath since he became acting governor upon Ferguson's impeachment. Debate centers on automatic succession and the timing of Hobby’s oath as party and civic groups plan organizational work under Judge Dayiz.
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Austin
Tex
Chist
Phillipa
State Supreme Court
Hobby
Texas
Wergusor
Arguby
Senate
Lattimore
J. Hobby
Wry Ferguson
Bankers Will Confer on New Liberty Loan in San Antonio
San Antonio bankers convene Thursday at 10 o clock in the County Commissioners court room to discuss plans with County Judge James B Davis for raising Bexar County pro rata of the new Liberty Bond issue. Total issue set at 8 000 000 000, 50 percent higher than first loan, increasing local obligations. County Judge Davis named chairman for the county under H W Hoopes, with general charge of the campaign.
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San Antonio
James B
Davis
Bexar County
H.W. Hoopes
Woitmat
British Score Again in Flanders Fight Halt German Advance
In Flanders British forces repelled German assaults near Bechonvaus and Beaumont with bayonet and hand grenades, fighting at close quarters as Germans failed to reclaim territory. French Colonial battalions, facing the attackers, inflicted heavy casualties while maintaining the front line. Three divisions of the prince's army were involved in the action.
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Hus
Bechonvaus
Beaumont
Prince
Verdun Front Shelling Between Beaumont and Bezonvaux
MARIS Sept 26 intense artillery fire last night along the Verdun front between Beaumont and Bezonvaux, according to the war office.
Big Mortgage Filed Against San Antonio Gas and Electric
A consolidated mortgage for 20 million dollars has been filed with the county clerk securing bonds for ongoing improvements. Bankers Trust Company of New York holds the lien, with San Antonio Public Service Company as the mortgagor. The 60 year term runs to 1967, at 5 percent interest. About 4.794 million in new bonds will be issued to refinance outstanding securities of related utilities. 15.106 million will fund betterments and improvements.
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San Antonio Public Service Company
Bankers Trust Company of New York
Annan
San Antonio Gas & Electric Company
San Antonio ‘Traction Company
Borned Iy
McCall Renominated For Third Massachusetts Term
In Boston Mags on September 26 Governor Samuel W. McCall was renominated by a wide margin to seek a third term. He defeated former lieutenant governor Cushing by 40,180 votes with tallies McCall 82,4067 and Cushing 24,246. Frederick Mansfield, who opposed McCall last year, was renominated by the party without opposition.
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Boston
Roosevelt’s wartime frank article reveals a new face
The piece presents Theodore Roosevelt in a direct, unexpected light as war looms, showing a straightforward Roosevelt swinging through a topic with urgency. It contrasts his farmer, hunter, or statesman personas with a striking contemporary bearing during a tense October period.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Y Roosevelt
Testa-mate Air Flight Carries Wounded Passengers
A French air voyage at Villa Coublay featured an aeroplane fitted with two stretchers carrying wounded passengers. Dr Chessiing of the army medical service and Corporal Tetit represented the wounded during a twelve minute flight, the equivalent of four fifteen mile journeys, marking a highly successful test.
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Paris
Villa Coublay
Chessiing
Army Medical Service
Tetit
Machinists Demand Dollar a Day More
Pattern makers at the navy yard decided to resume work after officials advised them to wait, as machinists across federal plants pressed for wage hikes up to one dollar a day beyond the 49 cent daily rise previously enacted. Representatives of about 12,000 machinists in Washington and other yards weighed steps if their demand is not granted.
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Washington, B
Newy
Norfolk
Navy Yard
Jne
Lin Washington
Local obituaries list Amos Chick Amos Black and others
Obituary notices report Amos Chick and Amos Black among several deaths. Among the deceased are a Springfield native who moved to San Antonio twenty six years ago, a man aged 87 and a woman age 48, with multiple survivors including spouses, children, and siblings. Funeral details include Thursday services at Shell Undertaking chapel and burial at a local cemetery, with other obituaries noting funeral arrangements and family survivors in Cuero and San Antonio locales.
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Amos Chick
Amos Black
A Mette
Springeld, Jr
Comitz
San Antonia
Suru
Harry B. Black
George W. Black
Dati
Slack
Bath
Aero Sqr
Shell
Typogmphic Union
Hdron
Kelly
W." Stoegelin
Rederick
Willian Moegelin
Pom
Till Luther Cemetery
Io A .Mlegalito
AmAlysi
Vesgel
Ynrai
San Antonio
Greilayrona
San Mraverscoy
Berthilermann
Sans Antonin
Elvina Matt. Southton
Mata ‘Frevino
Elmendorf
Fleeny
Paul
Rt McKenaies
Albert
Midi
Fritz
Santa Anna
City to cooperate on meat inspection and guard duties
The city plans cooperation with federal authorities to extend meat inspection and guard measures to protect diseased cattle. Dr W W King, city health officer, and War Department guidance are cited as basis for enhanced supervision at slaughter facilities. Mayor Ball notes the aim is to employ adequate staff and ensure safety while addressing complaints and operational concerns.
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Siaumhter
W.W. King
Wy x. Allen
Risbeau
Bureau of Anemal Industry
United States
Bell
Mtator
John W. Buckman
Avery
War Department
Ball
Unclear OCR fragment on San Antonio hiring practice
Fragment notes doubt whether two women exist in San Antonio to fill city roles. Mentions city charter may favor or force payment of salary for outsiders, even if cemetery funds were available.
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Oman
San Antonia
Unclear text about war plants urge workers back to Norfolk yard
Fragmentary report notes international officers advising the Mabor noters involved in a strike of over three thousand mechanics at the Norfolk navy yard to persuade local unions to end the walkout. It mentions requests to adjust differences and return to work.
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Wasitington
RD. C
Mabor
Norfolk Navy Yard
Patura
Pandins Weworlationa
Camp Hospital Ready for Incoming Patients
An army camp reports its hospital and staff prepared to receive patients. A medic unit and detachment are stationed on site, with hundreds of beds ready. Buildings near completion total about 900000 dollars and will be ready within days, though current facilities suffice for camp needs.
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Nueithal
Rospital
Georga
Thastre
Atrneton Quartermaster
Wna
Invitation to an Evening at Ballimtse House
A fragmentary note mentions an invitation to a lovely house gathering. The message expresses strong desire to attend and a lingering memory of the event, though details about date or host are unclear in the text.
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Goteg
Lovely House
Farty
Easiest Way To End Dandruff In One Simple Method
A dubious home remedy promises to remove dandruff quickly by applying a solution at night and massaging into the scalp, claiming most dandruff will vanish by morning with several applications. The ad asserts dramatic cosmetic improvements and suggests buying at any drug store.
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