Freight Moves Into Louisiana Under Quarantine Rule
Charles Fahey of the Sunset reports a Louisiana freight quarantine update. A telegram from C. K. Dunlap in Houston states blast-bound freight for Calcasieu parish may proceed if accompanied by a certificate proving the freight has not been in infected territory.
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Houston
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Calcasieu Parish
Campaign for Congress Burns Hot in El Paso
Special to The Light from El Paso Texas August 5 reports a heated congressional race with J D Cunningham of Abilene active in the district while Congressman Smith is inactive. Zach Cobb of El Paso is a probable candidate and a joint debate in the eastern district is possible.
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J. D. Cunningham
Abilene
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State Meeting Preparations By Farmers Union
The executive committee led by W. A. Shaw of Dallas met in Waco to organize for next week's state farmers union gathering. A large attendance is anticipated at the event. Carload front doors. ED. STEVES & SONS.
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Archbishops Down as Fever Spreads in New Orleans
Fever cases rise to 505 with 97 deaths and 91 sub foci as Archbishop Chapelle is among the victims. Public health officials plan for federal control Monday with Dr. J. H. White leading local efforts while militia withdraws and a revenue cutter enforces quarantine.
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Placido L. Chapelle
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Canal Street
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
J. H. White
Wyman
Mississippi
Louisiana
United States
Mosquitoes Knocked Out by Oil in Houston
Houston August 5 The war against mosquitoes here is yielding results as counts drop across the city Ten days ago they were thick everywhere now they are rare The oil distributors praise their work on cisterns ditches and pools and yard cleanings Some officials note dry weather may plus the oil in reducing breeding places and anticipate full elimination of the pest through science and weather.
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Houston
Tex
Strict Quarantine Prevails Everywhere in Texas and Louisiana
Houston reports State Health Officer Brumby in New Orleans says parish quarantine lines grow tighter toward New Orleans amid disorganized border defenses. He notes no yellow fever in Texas as of tonight per State Health Officer Tabor, who believes each day reduces Texas risk of the plague.
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Houston
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Brumby
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New Orleans
Railroads agree on troop transport basis for Camp Mabry
Representatives of Texas railroads met Adjutant General Hulen at Austin on Aug 5 to hash out how troops will be moved to and from Camp Mabry. The lines confirmed a shared plan approving 25 roads to handle the various companies with a satisfactory basis agreed.
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Hottest Day in Austin Records Set in Heat Wave
Austin reports the hottest day in history with a 104 degree high and 73 degree low. Sunstrokes were noted despite the extreme heat as residents endured the record heat.
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Austin
Tex
Lincoln parish executes Robbery suspect in first legal hanging
Roston La Aug 5 Bob Burton a negro felon was hanged in the Lincoln parish jail yard at 1 06 pm for assault with intent. Sheriff L C Gahagan three physicians and three ministers attended. Burton confessed to entered eighty nine houses over eight years and warned others. He said he was ready to die and urged other negroes to change.
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Gahagan
Frank Roberson
Sank Majors Granted New Trial in Texas Case
Waco Texas August 5 Sank Majors a black man sentenced to death for criminally assaulting a white woman July 11 was granted a new trial by Judge Surratt of the Nineteenth district court. The case is set for next Friday. Local residents express great disappointment.
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Death by Own Action Stuns Hillsboro Express Employee
Hillsboro Texas August 5 sick and despondent David Knisely a day transfer man for the American Express company walked into the depot office and fired a 38 caliber revolver at his temple. He was an expense clerk in the Chicago office who had obtained a transfer on a physician’s advice claiming he had consumption and could not live in Chicago.
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Chicago
Official Abstract Of Public Land Titles Sent To Assessors
Austin Texas August 5 the comptroller today sent to the different assessors throughout the state an official abstract of the public land titles so that correct tax rolls may be made.
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Austin
Tex
Photographic outfit in office of Sheriff Tobin
The Galveston case of Tom Knipe a former employee of A. A. Bwrack a photographer led to a trap set by the Galveston city marshal. Knipe was arrested on a theft charge exceeding $50 and about $150 worth of photographic paraphernalia was recovered. Sheriff Tobin’s office looked like a studio as officers anticipated an operator behind a camera.
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Tom Knipe
A. A. Bwrack
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Tobin
Knipe
New York
Hidden Atlantic Hull Test Seeks Waterline Weakness
Washington announces a forthcoming Navy and Army led test off Andy Hook to gauge hull resistance of a newly built Brooklyn yard battleship model. High explosives will be detonated near the hull while instruments record water shock effects at set depths.
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Washington, D. C
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Navy
Andy Hook
Brooklyn Navy Yard
War Department
National Defense
Fire destroys 800 feet of bridge at Eagle Pass
Eagle Pass Tex Aug 5 1923 At 2 30 pm a spark from a switch engine set fire to the southern Pacific wooden trestle between Eagle Pass and C P Diaz The blaze destroyed over 800 feet of the structure suspending rail traffic for the line The Sunset loss is about 10000 with a week or more to rebuild Two bridge gangs were sent to rush new trestle work and passengers to Mexico and US points were transferred via the wagon bridge until repairs are finished Transportation disruption and repair plans dominate the report.
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Tex
C. P. Diaz
Mexico
United States
San Antonio bond defeat ends heated school vote
The $50,000 San Antonio school bond proposal was defeated by 481 votes cast with 264 in favor and 217 against. Leaders labeled the result a victory for the public school system, while officials admitted insufficient publicity.
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Eeees
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Wu Ting Fang Placed in Charge of China Treaty Talks
Special dispatch from Washington reports Wu Ting Fang, former Chinese minister, given direct throne authority to negotiate a renewal of the exclusion treaty with the United States. He supersedes Sit Chentung Liang Cheng for now and is accused by some of fomenting commercial discontent to favor China in the deal.
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Evening Post
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Wu Ting
China
Chentung Liang Cheng
Wu Ting Fang
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Mays Remanded to Jail Without Bond in Murder Case
H L Mays, a Black man, charged with the unprovoked murder of Leo Woods in Sunset's east yards, was arraigned before Justice Umscheid. He waived examination and was remanded to jail without bond to await the October grand jury.
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Milam Square Concert Draws Large City Crowd
The Twenty-sixth Infantry band performed a two hour concert at Milam Square from 8 to 10 PM drawing about two thousand spectators. The event featured a varied musical program and showcased local interest in military band performances.
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Milam Square
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