El Paso Chamizal land dispute settles with Mexico
The United States and Mexico reach a settlement to the Chamizal land dispute in El Paso, with approval needed from both nations' congresses. The new agreement covers about 1,000 acres along the river and reflects long negotiations and treaty provisions. The U S government urges prompt ratification by Mexico and the United States to finalize the arrangements.
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el Paso
Tex
State Department
el Fasolex
Mexico
United States
Raty Yara
Wintoos Vi
Dow Ban
Dee
Viet UN
Somant
Uinter
Laos
Cotton prices rise as market eyes new crop
From a damaged OCR page a report notes cotton above 13 cents with market implications. It mentions drought pressures in Texas, ongoing caution among buyers, and expectations for the new crop year amid uncertain demand and prices. The fragment hints at YoY comparisons and producer concerns during a dry season.
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Old Bulla UK
Pexas
Avery Bull Aa
Dissolution Plan Drawn For The Beef Trust Pact
The article notes a plan to dissolve the beef trust involving officials and attorneys. Ralph Rew, acting for the Packers, reports the plan’s progress and readiness for execution. Attorneys General are cited while detailing steps to carry out the dissolution.
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United States
Wilkerson
Todas
Nacabo Pre Kommt
Keisham
Poe
Magnate's Troubles Grow Amid Legal Fight
Prominent financier faces a suit over promissory obligations linked to a railway venture. The case involves Calhoun and Posa Vac, with figures named Mor and Grant, and references a south suburb property dispute. Court actions continue as creditors pursue claims in the Munters to by Calhoun framework.
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Bodoob
Uw Sn
Ibferntia
Fon
Lira National Voss
Talimee UN Promissory
Munters
Calhoun
Posa Vac Ales Company
Mouishal
George Mor
Klenea
Grant
Army bans "Turkey Trot" at national park event
An Army order against a turkeys trot amusement event was issued at a national park. The decision affects a gathering of men and a major parade under military oversight, with officials citing safety and decorum considerations.
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United States
Laon
Peruna Remedy Praised By Sufferer Dow
A reader praises Peruna saying it saved their life and eased misery after starting Perans noting they feel cared for and are on the road to recovery. The testimonial thanks the company for the remedy.
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Peruna
Dow
Interpreting Tap Lines Threats in IC C Hearings
Luther M. Walter testifies for Southwestern railroads before the House commerce committee about alleged IC C coercive promises and threats. He presents letters claiming commission members promised leniency if railroads refrained from suing after orders. Chairman Clements may issue a formal reply later.
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Luther M. Walter
House Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Walter
Clements
Porto Rico Regiment Command Change
Maj Lewis Koehler of the cavalry at the Army War College Washington barracks takes command of the Porto Rico infantry regiment with headquarters at San Juan. He relieves Maj Robert L. Howze of the Eleventh United States Cavalry, who is ordered to join his regular regiment at Fort Oglethorpe.
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Lewis Koehler
Cavalry
Army War College
Washington Barracks
Porto Rico
Engineer near death in brick unloading crane accident
W H Brittain an engineer, resident of 2120 P Street NW, was nearly killed when a pin failed in a crane during unloading of 50 tons hourly from the Holland American steamer Zaandyke at Ninth Street wharf. He was thrown against an engine, stunned, with a lacerated forehead. two assistants escaped danger. The Zaandyke, 18393 feet long with dead weight 260 tons, is the largest ship on the Potomac, carrying 340 tons of brick and 800 tons of miscellaneous freight destined for Baltimore after leaving Washington. Captain A Braun, a veteran Dutch seaman, commands.
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Potomac River
W H_ Brittain
P Street
Zaandyke
Ninth Street
Brittain
Lavarera
Nanth Street
Potomac
Rotterdam
Baltimore
Zeandyke
A Braun
Counterfeit Ring Busted as Notes Labeled Lupo Morello Seized
Secret Service arrests Giuseppe Hammete and Antonia Garite in New York for presenting two dollar counterfeit certificates tied to the gang led by Morello and labeled Lupo Morello notes. Members of the gang, including Morello, still serve prison terms from ten to thirty years.
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New York
Secret Service
Morello
the Wolf
Guiseppe Ihlammete
Antonia Garite
Lupo Morello
Children Perform Robin Hood At Garfield Park Festival
Some 900 children from the city’s southeast area joined athletic events, flower drills, maypole dances, and a woodland Robin Hood play at Garfield Park. Edward Metzel, 14, cleared a 62 inch hurdle and won the running high jump. Norman Hepburn, 11, took the smaller boys running high jump. Lauree Connell and Lorene Barnard led girl races.
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Garfield Park
Aftir
Mayoper
May Willison
Miss Roper
Robin Hood
National Home Training School
Edward Trushan
Kenneth Harré
Ernest Birber
Allen Adele
Edwin Trushan
Helane Bendenthetme
Agnes Griffin
Foward Metzel
Third Street Southeast
Prices on Morris Chairs in Golden Oak and Mahogany
Prices on Morris chairs in Golden Oak Mahogany and Early English have been set mid month. Chairs come complete without cushions with full sets of cushions in tapestry and velours. Regular prices 9 750 650 and 600 reduced to 6.50 5.00 4.75 and 4.50 2.60 3.15 5.95 for the cushions and chairs.
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Adams
Storewide Stock Sale Amid Corporate Reorganization
Due to the corporation reorganization and a member withdrawal, the store offers all on hand stock at deep reductions. The notice highlights price cuts across all departments and promises delivery when desired through October 1.
Carpet Bordered Rugs in Remnant Sale Event
In this lot from the carpet department remnants, about 400 rugs across Velvets Axminsters and Tapestry Brussels are offered at bargain prices. Also discounted are various furniture pieces and odds and ends including mahogany bedsteads box couches chiffoniers and dressers with prices ranging from a few dollars to under 50 dollars.
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Brussels
Bargains in Fine Fabrics Featured in Local Sale
A local fabric sale advertises bargains with prices from 1.25 to 2.00 dollars per yard. Notable quotes include 1.65 and 1.37 dollars for various textiles. The listing highlights rich textiles and discount levels for shoppers.
Fine Household Linens Heavily Reduced Sale Notice
A local sale advertises discounts on textiles including 10 dozen SH Pure Tanen Turkish Bath Towels and 48 Heavy scotch Silver Bleached Damask Cloths. Towels were 50 to 75e, now 50 75e. damask cloths, 45 inches square, drop from $1.50 to $1.00.
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K.S Beef Trust Plan
Magnate
Patrick Calhoun
Turkey
Forsythe
Yosemite Park
Mirs
Charles Anspi
Ing
Ka-Car-Ngompans
Columbia
Ohio
Ctarges I. C. C
Porto Rico Regiment
Maj. Koehler
Maj
Yowse
San Juan
Coun
EIT
Garfield
Edward Metzel
Lowse Connell
Lorene Barnard
Fleet
Colorado
Toveland
Colo
Here
W. B. Moses & Sons
Golden Oak
ePy
Curtain Educel Whiti
Cretonnes
China
Hedbouer
Alaska
Prairies
America
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