Lynching in Groesbeck Ends After Alleged Attack Attempt
A crowd in Groesbeck Texas hanged Jim Brown a Black man after an alleged attempted attack on a young woman. The woman was not seriously injured and sheriff arrival came too late to stop the mob. A later year report notes penal servitude totals declining from the prior year.
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Free the Czecho-Slovaks and Assure World Peace
Washington reports that Michailovitch asserts the future peace hinges on dismembering Austria-Hungary and creating free Czecho-Slovak, Polish, and Jugoslav states. He argues such states would break up plans for eastern expansion and end the dual monarchy. He notes Bolshevik rule in Russia has abolished calendars and seized church property, citing a Moscow Bible valued at $1,000,000 studded with jewels.
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Helping Citizen Soldiers Futte s New YMC A Building
Wartime article notes Futte introducing a new Y M C A building for soldiers and workers. It highlights YMCA efforts in education and physical training, plus government industry support from DuPont plants, Navy yards, and shipyards. Emphasizes classes in French, wireless, mathematics and precommission training, alongside civilian workers aiding war industries.
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City reports dairy and meat sanitation scores
The report lists milk standard for butter fat at 8.3 percent and total solids 12 percent, ice cream fat at 14 percent. It names dairy brands Montana Crystal Ve McKeown Velvet Montana Blanchard Gainers Pat Independent and notes 100 percent sanitation for Excelsior markets Lloyds Pros Lutes Bros Peoples Hinll Grombers. others range from 97 to 95 percent.
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Five Charged With Playing For Money In North Arizona
Five men were arrested in a North Arizona street house early yesterday and released on $100 bonds to appear in police court. Officer Reagan cited they were playing for money, listing John Wein Paul Mariner George Yularitich Charles Geliti Wien and Mike Turkla as involved, while Harry Auclair a bartender was jailed on a complaint of keeping the bar open after midnight. Auclair posted $100 for release.
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Nearly all Finns loyal to America in war guidance
An article argues Finnish Americans show loyalty to the United States amid World War I, praising democracy and urging cooperation. It condemns Finnish socialists as anti American, urges support for U.S. war aims, and stresses unity among citizens to defeat Germany and allies. It frames Finland’s future as a democratic republic aligned with Western powers.
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Silver Bow Republicans protest Rankin conduct in war issue
A Silver Bow county Republican Central Committee letter to the editor condemns Miss Rankin over her war stance and public speaking. It notes past speakers were barred from a high school event. cites opposition to the war, loyalty concerns, and ties to disloyal groups. The letter frames Rankin as aligned with radical elements and calls for Americanism. It also includes a horoscope item and a wartime totals recap for Great Western Railway movement.
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World travelers among shearers roam globe in one year
An inexact travel account follows itinerant shearers who spend a year moving between New Zealand Australia and North America. It describes their journeys from Australia through Tasmania to the United States and back, noting wool wealth, landscape, and the varied nationalities of the travelers. The tale uses anecdotal voices of ordinary people sharing experiences and endings.
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Poem Fragments and War News Mix in Raleigh Transcript
Fragmented reflections recount a poet narrator imagining a chieftain and music while referencing an admiralty case in Halifax. The text blends a personal ode style with a legal dispute over the French munitions ship Mont Blanc and the Belgian steamer Ime, tied to a $2,000,000 claim.
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