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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
3
The narrator’s force storms the forecastle as Carlson’s crew fights. Watkins leads a melee, securing the main hatch and subduing armed resistors. The narrator declares authority, fights Cochose, and asserts control to sail the ship. He strikes Cochose in a decisive opening move.
The English navigator repels a pirate assault on the Namur, subduing Cochose and rallying sailors. He orders the crew to identify loyal men, secure the deck, and prepare to man the guns as he consolidates control amid mutinous prisoners below.
The article notes grapes such as Johannisburger and Steinberger grown on the Rhine's eastern slopes and Moselle valley wines. It emphasizes the Rhine province’s prominence in viticulture and its substantial mineral wealth.
A concise aphorism notes that true riches lie in having enough to be charitable, emphasizing generosity as a measure of wealth and virtue.
Paris reports the Austrian treaty draft submitted to the smaller nations for examination. The document omits or reserves several key provisions especially frontiers, reparations, and Italian rights. It mirrors many German treaty elements while detailing new frontiers, race protections, and future relations with Czecho Slovakia, Jugoslavia, Poland, Hungary and Russia.
Lamar Missouri. J Lynch confessed slayer of Sheriff John Harlow of Barton County and the sheriff’s son was hanged by a mob after being taken from officers in the courthouse yard. Lynch had pleaded guilty to murder and received a life sentence from Judge B G Thurman for the March 3 killing.
General Joaquin Tino, brother of the Costa Rican president and minister of war, has resumed command of 5,000 troops in Guanacaste on the Nicaraguan frontier. He awaits orders to cross into Nicaragua as Congress has declared war on the neighboring state.
The First Squadron of the Fifth Cavalry at Fort Bliss is ordered to the Big Bend District east of El Paso to reinforce the Eighth Cavalry under Colonel Langhorne. Major Frank commands the squadron.
Greek forces landed Friday at Aviali on the Asia Minor coast 66 miles northwest of Smyrna facing only slight Turkish opposition which was overcome.
Texas Bankers' Association delegates selected Galveston Texas as the meeting place for the 1920 convention marking the third consecutive year Galveston will host the event.
Chicago aviatrix Ruth Law announced on Tuesday she will attempt a trans Atlantic flight within six weeks. She aims to be the first woman to fly solo across the ocean, pursuing precedence in aviation history amid growing public interest.
The company built a cotton seed industry by processing waste seed into oil, cake and meal, hulls and linters, creating a new wealth source for the South valued at over five hundred million dollars annually. The text lists cities in several southern states as context for its reach.
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