Blues Halt Red Invasion As Louisiana Frontlines Form
In Louisiana near Camp Beauregard Reds push 15 to 20 miles into Blue territory from Texas and threaten Alexandria. Blues move reinforcements and sixth division seeks to halt the advance amid foggy air activity and rain hampering troop movements.
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Blues
Camp Beauregard
Uncle Sam
Hitler
Low Countries
Europe
Texas
Blue Country
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Alexandria
Babine River
Derreider
Gold Line
Leesville
Atmmcoco
Hornbeck
Fort Jessup
Blue Territory
Switzerland declares mobilization amid western front tensions
May 10 Kerns Switzerland orders general mobilization starting tomorrow and a state of war begins tonight. Swiss authorities reinforce border guards as bombs target nearby regions. 300,000 troops already positioned with 600,000 to 700,000 potentially under arms.
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Kerns
Switzerland
Winkelbed
Germ
Hillbilly Campaign Echoes in Texas Politics
The piece traces early Texas political showmanship from Andrew Jackson era to James S. Hogg. It notes colorful leaders like Houston and later figures Jim Hoge Ferguson and Jim Ferguson, plus parodied songs and chants used in campaigns. It highlights party shifts and the rise of Texas style political showmanship on courthouse lawns.
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Ummer
Texas
Alamo
Andrew Jackson
Sam Houston
Tennessee
Rat
McCray
Claiborne
Houston
Jackson
Jim Hoge
Jim Ferguson
Hillbilly O'Daniel
Jerry Sadler
Jim Hragg
Malinmly
Hogg
Clark
Pappy
Mr. McCraw
Cuney
Colonel Cunney
Colonel Cuney
Sadler
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News-Globe
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Clothiers
CoUrrerndlin
Lord
Griffin
Megro
Moses
Elijah
Mount Carmel
George Clark
James SS. Hogg
James S. Hogg
Capitol
Wright Coney
Nannte PD
Shannon
N. ID. Shannon
County Court of
Potter County
Johnson Building
Amarillo
County of Potter
State of Texas
Frank
Ing
Nannie
N. TD. Shannon
France
Maginot Line
Budapest
Mr. Bostom
America
Boston
Sey
Burk, Inc
Beoston, Mass
Os Sap
Ruthker
Taylor Street
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