Gold Looks Good to Europe Amid War Demand
A scrambled report notes economists say the United States should resist protectionist shifts and allow export growth. The judiciary committee discusses the Webb permit and export combinations amid wartime demand, urging continued U.S. competition and favorable foreign trade terms.
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FERICAN FIRMS ON BLACK LIST
An annotated item notes firms placed on a blacklist amid a tense session. The report mentions members debating the next steps and possible actions against involved entities. Details are unclear due to garbled text but imply concern over compliance and enforcement actions.
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One Cent Postcards Boost Small Town Post Offices
In the Rio Grande Valley towns post offices report heavy one cent postcard sales tied to visiting federalized guardsmen. Souvenir cards and battlefield scenes drive demand as soldiers on leave write home, with camps near Matamoros and across the river sustaining local commerce and mail traffic.
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Wilson Makes Personal Plea for Food Aid Across Europe
President Woodrow Wilson sent a morning message to European rulers urging cooperation to move U S food to starving Russians, Britons, and French. He asked Britain and France to allow shipments and Germany to ensure food not confiscated for armaments.
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Prince Valdemar Seized Amid War Turmoil
An American schooner Prince Valdemar carrying oil was captured by German forces en route from Philadelphia to an unspecified destination. London reports of July 21 describe widespread WWII era maneuvers, Russian front withdrawals, and unrest in Belgium and northern France, including food riots suppressed by authorities and forced rioting penalties.
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Election Returns in Brazos County Tonight in Bryan
For years the paper has provided primary election returns from Brazos County and invites Bryan and Mirage County residents to attend. Extra service will be at hand, with a tasting board prepared and each box resolved water tabulated. We aim to offer a good indication of county results before midnight and will also read state election returns as received to the crowd.
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Texas Officials Flock Home as Primary Vote Looms
July 21 in Austin Texas an exodus of state executives and staff from the Capitol marked a pause in government as they return to their districts to vote in the Democratic primary. Governor Ferguson departed for Temple to vote and other officials followed amid holiday weekend closures.
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Campaign notes on Villa and border forces
Reporting from Washington and Texas summarizes Gen Pershing and Gen Allen notes on Villa's campaign in Torreon and border troop dispositions. Officials react to a Carranza note proposing a joint border commission while state troops in Llano Grande Donna Mercedes and Harlingen report excellent health and sanitary conditions.
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Sad visit recalls tragic streetcar death in Ohio
A letter from Tippecanoe City Ohio dated July 18 1918 describes Mr A B Conner Cottage Station Texas learning of the death of two of his brothers wives after a streetcar collision near their yard. The writer and three others witnessed the crash and note burial plans for Wednesday at 3 o clock. The incident left the writer shaken and the group broken.
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Health Bulletin Reports Infantile Paralysis Deaths
New York health officials report two deaths from infantile paralysis and no new cases in the last 24 hours ending at 7:00 this morning. The bulletin notes ongoing surveillance and results from recent medical reports.
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