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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
3
The crew calms the deck as mutinous tension builds aboard the ship. I confront LeVere and inspect a mutiny led by Sanchez. In a brutal melee we repel attackers, wounds and chaos erupt, and the girl Dorothy vanishes into darkness during the assault.
In Chapter XXIII two men escort a guard as fog hides the ship. They order a rival to stay out of a cabin while LeVere is kept away. Darkness shrouds the scene until a lantern reveals a sailor slain by a treacherous strike from behind.
Governor Hobby schedules a second called session starting June 23 to submit general appropriation measures and select other bills, including corrections to the board of control act and a general mining statute. He plans to defer the home owning constitutional amendment to November and weighs tax law changes and a buffalo meat experiment purchase.
Washington notes Director General Hines outlined at the American Short Line Railroad Association convention a plan for a permanent railroad solution. Railroads would be consolidated into twelve to twenty great systems under strong government regulation to attract private capital and protect weaker roads, with public ownership as the only alternative if regulation fails.
Washington report says eight city bomb blasts aimed at public figures show a common source. Secret service chiefs believe the assaults reflect an anarchist group resuming a terrorism campaign after the Mayday plan to mail infernal machines from New York failed.
Austin Misses Gilma Velma and Thelma Akers ten year old triplets from Breckenridge in Stephens County called at the governor's office on Thursday. The visit drew much attention as likely the first triplet group to visit a Texas governor. They were accompanied by their parents Mr and Mrs H C Akers.
The government suggests economizing on kitchen utensils by repairing holes with putty. Soften putty, cover the hole with two pieces pressed inside and outside, then bake in a slow oven until set. The method is credited to Yeanet Willis of good sense.
The American naval seaplane NC-4 that reached Plymouth England on Saturday after completing the first trans Atlantic flight will not fly back to the United States.
Mrs Grace Beecher, niece of evangelist Henry Ward Beecher, died Thursday in Lawrence Kansas at age 78.
A motor sleigh crosses the Cascades in a daring trip featured by Popular Mechanics with photos. The craft, likened to an army tank in its feats, navigates snowdrifts, gulleys, and passes, even rescuing a stalled auto. The piece argues gasoline transport could replace dog sleds on Alaska routes, noting hardships eased for people there. A Kansas City Star quote contrasts past lax attitudes toward patent medicines with stricter modern expectations.
An angler drops a line and seeks a fast response. The compact act highlights the desire for immediate guidance or information in the fishing scene.
A London police official says burglars who served in the army resume theft by choice, finding it adventurous. He notes a convicted burglar won the Victoria Cross and cites a regiment captain who recalls a corporal with DCM calling himself a professional thief and regretting recruitment papers could not list burglar as occupation.
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