Carranza Sees Size of U S Army on Mexican Crisis
SAN ANTONIO June 7. The piece outlines how German agents aimed to inflame anti American sentiment during the Mexican crisis. It names officers such as Colonel von Merz Lieutenant Colonel Wetrell and Major Frahnert as leading figures in the German intelligence effort. The report notes these seven men have joined the front since the war began and are described as men of action with quick decision making.
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San Antonio
Tex
Kaiser
Mexico
Carranza
United States
Belgium
Ladendorf
von Merz
Wetrell
Bauer
Frahnert
von Harbou
von Hoekelberg
Goyer
Woetrell
Bauern
Wilson
Carranca
Rogby
T. R. Beltran
Felix Didz
Vera Cruz
Felix Diaz
Washington
New York
Felix Dias
Don Manuel Amaya
Amaya
Polo
Boen
Mexico City
Tie
Manuela
Long Drought Is Broken in Texas After Soaring Rain
Dallas dispatch reports a long Texas drought largely broken as three soaking storms in May revived pastures and filled water holes. Ranchers credit rains for lifting spirits, though remnant losses from months without rain linger across West Texas cattle ranges. Affected areas span from San Antonio to the border, with cattle shipments anticipated to resume and stock levels slowly rebuilding.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Plains of
San Antonio
West Texas
San Anetlo
Brains of the German Army Report Named
Amsterdam dispatch quotes the German newspaper Lona Anedger claiming seven German officers are the brain trust around Ludendorff. None are above colonel, four rose from the ranks and come from the lower classes. The piece notes their proximity to Ludendorff.
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Amsterdam
Anedger
Payn
Ludendorft
Fishery products in Alaska gratify nation
Alaska fishery products in 1917 valued at 61,405,260 with salmon making up 93 percent of the catch totaling 47,778,081. Halibut, herring, cod sums are listed. whaling yielded 658,853. fur products valued at 1,051,638 excluding fur seals and fox skins shipped from federal lands. Announcement notes this unprecedented yield in a time of global need.
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Washington, D. C
Alaska
United States
Rusela
Bureau of Fisheries
Priviloft
English actor Leslie Faber reported missing now prisoner
English actor Leslie Faber, once well known before the war, is now an unwounded prisoner in German hands. The report, relayed through the Hed Crom organization, states Major Pabor is a cousin of dramatist Henry Arthur Jones. Faber had left the production of Diplomacy to join the army as a second lieutenant.
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London
Dmaj
Leslie Faber
Giapathes
Hed Crom Organication
Pabor
Henry Arthur Jones
Why We Fight No 6 Clarence L Speed Repertally
The piece argues the war is a fight for freedom against German autocracy and defends U S aid to Russia. It traces Russia’s turbulent history from the czarist era to Kerensky and the Bolsheviks, warning that Prussian rule would threaten world liberty if Russia falls to Germany. It emphasizes continued support for democracy and opposition to autocracy.
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Germany
Russia
Rusa
Kerensky
America
Newsome couple charged with cruelty to adopted child in Montana
Jack and Bertha Newsome were arraigned for second degree assault after police found a three year old adopted child strapped to a chair drenched with cold water. The child’s condition prompted calls for medical care and possible sanitarium for the mother. The Newsomes and roommate O'Brien face the state in district court. The family recently moved from Sheridan Wyoming.
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Newsome
North Thirtieth Street
W. 3
O'Brien
Ind
W. S. O'Brien
Denunciations in Amsterdam Over English Speech
A Thawspaper articles harshly condemns the use of English in public life, calling it a filthy and treacherous Teutonic habit and praising German as the language of honesty and beauty. The piece frames language as a national virtue and cultural marker amid tense postwar sentiment.
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Amsterdam
the Thawspaper
Russia not desiring peace says ex revolutionary Bourseff
Vladimir Bourseff, a Russian former revolutionary and journalist, arrived from Finland in Stockholm and argues that Russians do not want peace at any price. He warns the Bolsheviks threaten Russia and world, saying they gained power with German aid and must be defeated. He favors a democratically led government with figures like Kornilov or Milyukov and stresses independence from German support.
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Russia
Giesentera
Bolaceviki
Milienium
Heineidnows
Germany
United States
Camper
Anoles
Russeabe
Bambling
Stockholm
Vladimir Courtseff
Finland
Bourtseff
Dagens Nyheter
Constitutional Democrats
Kornisoff
Milyukoff
Honor Roll for $1000 W S S Club
Honor roll listing many individuals and firms including M. P. Claude Valmer Western Life Ins Co HH BR Mommer Bon Clothing Co BE W Stone W Tiner Curts card The Incersoll Stores Co H M Hitshew Miles Shepherd Max J Meyer Gauff Drounschweig Charles L Rigdon George Pf Johnston F E Woerres J B Sthupson John A Martin W Carpenter arren William Tunstan Pine Bluffs Carl M H Meuhhousen George Joffee Sally Lewinnek John J Weber John McLaughlin D M McLaughlin David Neuman A D Johnston George E K Abbott Charles Becker Kdl Neuman Robert E F Myers John B Kendrit Mr WW 4 Danton Pat Hays Mrs John Brown Mrs Christine Jorgensen O Connell Perea Veronia A Wolfer Mrs Mary Schmid Fred D Bolce Co L Beatty Lee Moor
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M. P. Claude Valmer
Western Life Ins. Co
HH. BR
W. &. Carpenter
William Tunstan
Pine Bluffs
Carl MH. Meuhhousen
George Joffee
Sally Lewinnek
John J. Weber
Jobnn Mclaughlin
D. M. McLaughlin
David Neuman
A. D. Johnston
George EK. Abbott
Charles Becker
Kdl Neuman
Robert EF. Myers
John BH. Kendrit
Danton
Pat Hays
John Brown
Christine Jorgensen
O'Connell Perea
Veronia A. Wolfer
Mary Schmid
Fred D. Bolce
L. Beatty
Lee Moor
Traveling Library Systems for Troops on Border
Two traveling library systems for the benefit of American troops stationed along the Mexican border will be established by the Library War Service of the American Library Association. Mobile libraries, each containing
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Washington
BD. C
Library War Service
American Library Association
Refugee's perilous voyage across Europe to Sweden
A refugee who fled Paris to join the fight against Germany returned to join the government at Ruein is arrested upon arriving in Eurasian 61 and exiled to Giberia. After a year he gains release through Intercession of Preaksant Poineare of France. He then returns to Petrograd to oppose the Bolsheviks, is imprisoned at the fortress of St. Peter and St. Paul during the revolution, escapes after four months, reaches Helsingfors, and travels to Sweden.
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War
Paris
Ruenis
Germany
Giberia
Preaksant Poineare
France
Petrograd
St. Peter and St. Paul
Helsingfors
Sweden
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U. S. Army
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Charles HW. Nawhia
Dallas Dispatch
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Grains OF Greman Army
Clarence L. Speed
Casper League
Caper, Wyoming
Cologne
Leader
WSS
WAR Savings
United StatEs Government
Purchase
E Able
Ie & Worth
W.S.S. Club
Florine Soapino Telephone
Cook Brothers
Mark
Cheyenne
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