Final conference expected amid mixed reports on timing
May 5 summary indicates Torah and Cheweon to hold a final conference this afternoon, Juarez texts suggest regen may not be ready until Saturday. Obregon to raise topic of expedition withdrawal again, aiming to ratify the Villiene agreement while weighing George’s income dispute and its impact on the Howe case.
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Este
Cheweon
Juarez
Regen
Obregon
Washington
Germany
Ambrowley Escaped Ambrowley Escaped Capsized Boat Near Count
A party of August Prinsel Den Meter and Misses Lawler Princet May Conrad and Alma Hine fished on the Navaho river when a boat capsized. Five persons were endangered but heroic efforts by the youths saved several lives. Prinset aided others after a longest struggle, with all seven enduring exhaustion and danger.
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Covtine
August TR Prinsel
Den
Meter
Lawler Princet
May Conrad
Alma Hine
Lilles
Mwen
Prinist
Germany silent on Sussex note amid war tensions
The document outlines Germany's stance on submarine warfare and possible concessions while awaiting full text. Reports note U S officials evaluating the German note as relations risk remaining strained if subma rine actions continue. Also mentions Irish prisoners, Italian battles, and other wartime updates.
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Germany
United States
Twas
Khnem
England
Admiralty urged to ease ship tonnage crisis in wartime
Admiral arson Charles Devenford told the Lords that Britain faced a critical drop in ship tonnage needed for trade and food. He urged government action with harbor leaders to recruit labor for shipbuilding, warning current shortages could threaten food and munitions supplies to allies. He noted ships carry coal grain and raw materials, stressing the strain on wartime logistics. He cited Canadian lumber needed for timber and timber use at home, arguing prioritizing imports while expanding domestic output is essential to sustain supplies.
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Admiralty
London
Admiral Aron
Charles Devenford
House of Lords Yraterday
Nina Mt Warn
Romedind
Sip Badldine
Bart Curzon Gait
Cmt
Hellahaby
Fort Carson
France
Kursia
Xpos
Explosion and Fire Kill Owner in Kobstown District
An explosion Thursday morning in Kobstown destroyed two buildings in the Cet bustoens district. Petie Javer, owner and chief of the volumtone ft n apartment, died. The blast caused 38.90 in damage and wrecked several shops including MH Bawih hardware and furnitu re, with partial burn damage to stock. Firefighters and city officials reported the body broken and the fire likely started late morning.Mr. Maver, reportedly wealthy, was also killed in the incident and his will may be read Marto.
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Kobstown
Texan
Petie Javer
Ein
Volumtone
Bustoens
Alea
Etek
Goodrich
Goodrich, Boot and Ghee Stare. Mime Millie Vickery
Maver
Professor Lomax to Speak at UT College Event Friday
The University of Texas announces a campus gathering featuring John A. Lomax at the College Chapel on Friday night May 6. The program titled Cowboy Ballads will include an oral history of early Texas ranch life. Admission is free, and Bryan residents are invited to attend.
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University of Texas
Ot College
A. Ae
John A. Lomax
University of Foxes
Br. Leefouxtran
Texas
Bryan
Ace Carta Fae
Fragmentary quote hints at Parker phosphorus and Joann case
A partial historical fragment mentions a Parker phosphorus reference and a person named Joann. The text is incomplete, with phrases about a woman and a timeline quoted as about 15 years ago, needing fuller context to confirm events or outcomes.
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Hennera
Joann
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