War bargain eyed as Romania's aid shifts balkans balance
The London Observer argues Allies should strike a deal with Romania to secure massive aid and rail access from the Dobrudsha. It warns that Romanian leverage could reshape the Balkan conflict, potentially pressuring Bulgaria and the Turks while drawing Russia, Britain, and France into a decisive intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Rumania
London Observer
Romania
Russia
Bulgaria
Bucharest
Beni
Danube
Galaiz
Dobrudsha
France
Britain
Balkans
Aegean
Alpine Ad Shifts Christmas Shopping Local
A reader advised bystander shoppers that Alpine offers prices as good as San Antonio or El Paso, encouraging spending locally to keep money in Alpine rather than traveling for gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
el Paso
Notice of Election on Tick Eradication in Crockett County
The Ozona stockmen note a Notice of Election issued by County Judge Chas E Davidson to decide if Crockett County Texas will undertake Tick Eradication. The item questions what tick eradication entails and why it matters to local livestock.
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Ozona
Texas
Chas. E. Davidson
of Crockett
Samuel H. Hill
Tick war on cattle and seed ticks sparks editorials
Bill Easterling in Ozona Stockman rails at parasites threatening cattle. The piece mocks definitions and labels cattle ticks Ixodes Bovis and Ixodes Girlus, calling for action against the parasite damaging beef and heefsteaks. The column frames a public feud over pest control policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Johnson
Bill Easterling
Ozona Stockman
Atlantic Coast Blizzard Strikes Southland
A severe blizzard sweeps the Atlantic coast and reaches Southland where residents report extreme snow and wind. The storm disrupts travel and daily life as authorities warn of dangerous conditions and power outages.
Passing of the Graf Ter
In the suffrage campaign the law required publicity for campaign expenses. New York Times data show the total spent on the statewide effort was 87131 dollars, with rival organized women spending under 32000. The piece argues that public disclosure and female participation signal the decline of graft in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times
Early Shopping Urged to Ease Clerk Workload
A brief public notice encourages residents to complete purchases ahead of peak periods to lighten stress on clerks and employees. It emphasizes early shopping as a practical measure to reduce congestion and delays.
Money side of TT and defense budget changes
The Philadelphia Record notes the administration’s defense program will cost about 93 million dollars more than regular Army and Navy appropriations in the first year. New revenues are projected around 112.8 million, with potential 50 million reduction if Panama Canal payments are bonded, though current-practice keeps Panama payments from current revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Panama Canal
Panama
Roosevelt and Salt Administration
Women Hired as Conductors Stir Public Debate
The drive seeks between 1 1 and 3 006 female conductors as trains expand in the electric era. Candidates face exams and training with experienced mentors. Moving picture shows draw crowds in Fevre, with plazas, tables, and chairs set for viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feria ix
Adnaia
Etida
Outlawing of the Eagle as a National Emblem
The article notes the eagle is officially outlawed as a symbol and discusses laws and rewards for killing an eagle. It mentions federal action to exterminate the emblematic bird seen on money. The piece laments the impact on sovereignty and protections for wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enekmer
Beetles Invade Portland Heights In Odd Oregon Incident
An illegal swarm of large black beetles descended on Portland Heights Oregon from the Westside area. The insects about three inches long were lively and caused alarm as residents reported the unusual nocturnal appearance and movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Portland Heights
Ore
Westside
Candy to Relieve Fatigue Among Allied Soldiers in France
Reported by military authorities in France soldiers rapidly consume candy and chocolate as substitutes for alcohol. fronts describe sugar as a quick fatigue reliever and mood stabilizer. Captains note fivefold demand for sweets versus beer, with Australians in Crete consuming all chocolate there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isay
France
Ueltivh Army
Berpt
Calta
Indian population and roles miscast in a 1919 report
A historical extract discusses American Indian demographics and occupations in the United States. It notes a 7 percent population increase, cites 265 603 Indians including Alaska residents, and lists roles such as manufacturers, telegraph operators, actors, professors, surgeons, and lawyers. The tone reflects a paternalistic racial framing of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Weger
Ienoranes
Etigrat
Waressa
United Sete
Hess
Reno
Claravinen
Coller
Htrclacs
Surgeora
Lawyera
Cheap to Hunt in England: War Reduces Demand for Grouse
In a London Chronicle report James Dowell notes war shifts hunters away from sport with few Americans or continental shooters. Prices fall on estates with grouse and estates offered at 1600 pounds, down from 2400, as elderly sportsmen and front line soldiers take limited hunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grouse
Scottich
Nearen
Thie
James Dowell
Mr. Dowel
London
Chroy Lelo
Notice of dissolution for Deemer and Company Boquillas TX
The dissolution notice for Deemer and Company dated December 1, 1915 announces the formal end of the business in Boquillas Texas with an advertisement reference for December 2 week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deemer and Company
Boquillas
Texas
Convenient Lock Allows Locking From Inside Without Key
A New York inventor, Andere Gustaf Anderser, patented a door lock that can be locked from the inside by turning the handle. It seals privacy on bathrooms and private offices where no outside access is desired, as the outside handle cannot move the bolt once engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andere Gustaf Anderser
New York
Rare tropical fungus found in Brockport NY doorway
A rare grotto fungus, about an inch thick stalk with a wax lace collar and a bright green ball top, was found growing on a Brockport New York doorway. Authorities say it appears to be a tropical growth possibly transplanted by insects. a banana cluster nearby may have aided its movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockport CN. Y. Doorward
Notice to Hunters on Nevill Pastures
Mrs R L Nevill warns against hunting or trespassing on her pastures. Violations will be prosecuted.
New Map of Breswster County Advertised for Sale
An advertisement from Turner's Land Office promotes a new map of Breswster County. The map highlights the Orient Ry and Alpine routes and is dated in an for sale notice.
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Breswster County
Orient Ry
Alpine
Turner's Land Office
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