Wallace Death Details From Tampico Report
Associated Press reports from Tampico state James Wallace foreman of the Cia Mexicana de Petroleo el Aguila pipeline was shot in the back and killed while riding to the tank farm. The Tampico Tribune says there were no witnesses and no known motive. Officials doubt the embassy claim he was intoxicated.
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International League Agrees On Schedule
The Associated Press reports at an annual meeting in New York the International League reached agreement on the season schedule. Club owners discussed franchise plans and league alignment, outlining dates for key games and standings expectations for the coming campaign.
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Paris Theatergoers Disappointed as Duel Is Averted
December reports of a planned duel fade as Al-Phong Irranek and Charles clash over a critic’s article. Irranek refused a fight and, after four seconds met, it was agreed Charles aimed his criticisms at Franck the theatre manager, not Irranek personally.
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Deer Ranch Plan to Raise Deer Meat in Texas
S. W. Forester of Wichita, Kansas, buys a 100000 acre Gregory Texas ranch to raise deer for meat. He plans 12 foot fences around the property and expects to ship 10000 deer annually to slaughterhouses to combat high living costs.
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S. W. Forester
Wichita
Ian
Gregory
Inventor of Dust Counter Dead in London
Dr. John Aitken, the originator of the instrument counting airborne dust particles, has died in London. Aitken, famed for his pioneering dust counter, contributed a key device used to measure air quality and particle presence.
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John Aitken
Alkirk
Seattle Girl Prays for Carlisle Letter From Cheyenne
A Seattle reader cites a Cheyenne letter to the outlaw Carlisle written by a woman who pledges prayer and money, urges kindness, and hints at past suffering. The missive, mailed to Bill Carlyle in Cheyenne and routed via Seattle, reflects the bandit lore and speculative motive as Carlisle’s capture shifts theories.
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Towns Battered by Blizzard and Coal Shortage
A sweeping blizzard grips the southwest cutting coal supplies across Kansas City Missouri and surrounding regions. Winds drive snow and plummeting temperatures as livestock suffer amid ice covered pastures. Western states including Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Texas eastern Colorado and Nebraska face continued severe winter conditions with no relief in sight.
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Academy awards Borin and Lalande prizes
The Academy of Sciences awards the Borin prize of 3,000 francs for mathematics to Professor Lefischt of the University of Kansas. The Lalande prize for astronomy is awarded to Dr. Slipper, director of the Lowell Observatory in Mingstaff Arizona.
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Japan's August 1 Trade Fleet Reaches 24 Vessels
On August 1 Japan reported a total of 24 vessels over 1,000 gross tons engaged in coast and ocean trade.
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