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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1919
Page
4
Senter Hertzberg of Bexar D noted for ratification bill
Fragmented text notes Senter Hertzberg of Bexar D and the ratification of a women suffrage bill. Mentions outspoken WHE of the government and home districts, with a claim that the people did the same. Question of state rights remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senter Hertzberg
Bexard
Zenimst
Gomeimencys
Bos
Rati and tae the question
The text presents a garbled inquiry about action and responsibility. It appears as a fragment discussing doing something and questioning the meaning of the linen adang the people. No clear event or identifiable names emerge.
Fireman Injured as Missouri Kansas Texas Train Crash Reported
A fireman injured when Missouri Kansas Texas train No. 5 wrecked near Phage Tuk after a yampens incident. Cook of Southville, listed as Ceek, was taken to the local hospital with injuries. Railroads crews fear further fatalities as investigations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonie
Texma
Jzis
Althougt Bedix
Missouri, Kansas & Texe
Phage Tuk
Tee Cook
Southville
Foreaam
Ceek
Global Strife Over Shantung Ratification and Peace Hope
The piece argues that Entente powers must ratify the treaty and questions peace reality with Japan's expansion. It notes China, Italy, and the United States doubts and warns U S Congress to consider Shantung from a national security lens. It discusses League of Nations viability and potential alliance pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entente
England
France
Italy
United States
Shentung Province
Japan
China
Pres
Wilson
League
Dan
Congress of
Shantung
Janes
Sam
Shantanung Mai
Europe
Mexican Situation in Detail and Rebel Leaders Listed
In Washington on July 2 officials describe the Mexican disorder near 721,555 on the Carranza side, with rebels and bandits controlling vast areas and forts. The report lists leaders like Villa and Angeles and many smaller bands across Durango Veracruz and Oaxaca while noting American border reach and limited federal control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Morehan
Carranza
Ville
Angeles
Carrenza
Villa
Chihuahu
Coahuila
Cedilio Brothers
Leis Ovejo
Tamaulipes
Lozada
Durangzo
Felix Diaz
Vera Cruz
Puebla
Manuel Peleaz
Zepetistes
Mores
Genersl Mexiheire
Aguilar
Tepic
Sonore
Alberto Pineds
Chiapias
Pablo Gonzales
Zaceteces
A. B. Cariile
Tamaulipss
Peter
Dale
Jaan
Zacatecas
Tory Sousa
Michowan
Jesus H. Deigaes
nemtralaIng
Department of State
Ameminesa
City of
Comipaliez
Political debate and war risk concerns loom in Washington
The text discusses congressional struggles and party dynamics as lawmakers face costs of war and insurance. It notes Republicans pressing for action while both parties avoid blame, cites discomfort with bureaucratic size, and mentions inquiries into war risk insurance, with officials seeking clear stance from leaders and departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cates
Parredis
Met Dees
Senate & SE
Cheap Sacks Weigh Tare Error at Ber & Bar
A small item notes tare issues affecting sacks at Ber and Bar. The fragment mentions cheap sacks and possible pricing or weight concerns, but details are incomplete.
Mexican oil policy sparking fears of government seizure
Report from Juarez on January 22 notes Mexican law forbids new oil wells without permits and required requisites. Oil men warn such rules could let the government seize property at will. Carranza authorities say Villa followers surrendered after a week of skirmishes. one killed, two wounded, 15 captured. First passenger train in seven weeks left for Chihuahua City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Juarez
Mexico
Jair
Rean
Carranza
Federal Ders Darize
Jesus Saldana
Sanday
Villa Bend
Cases Grandes
Forest Fires Rage Across Northwest Amid Dry Conditions
Weather reports show rain and clouds aiding crews as they battle widespread wildfires in Montana Idaho and surrounding areas. Despite efforts many fires persist with hundreds of firefighters deployed and thousands of acres burned across northern Idaho western and central Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weath- Wes
Dake
Montana
Idaho
Creamery Plant Fire Destroys Seguin Facility
The Serum creamery plant in Seguin Texas was destroyed by fire yesterday with a loss around 3400 dollars. Insurance coverage of 1000 dollars partially offsets the damage. The plant was owned by Frits Blumberg and Oscar Schafer and leased by H Larsen, who reports about 300 dollars loss on stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seguin
Tex
Seline
Frits Blumberg
Oscar Schafer
H ¥. Larsen
Sixteen Days of Bargains at Old Time Prices
A brief reads that sixteen days of bargains at old time prices begin Wednesday with shoppers invited to enjoy reduced sale items across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duis
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Fredericksburs
Fredericisbare
ROBT
Penniges Beiter Amd Manage
Sveser
Ceres
Mancheria
Shantumg
League of Nations
Tosk
Dapsa
Congress
Atea
United Sastes
Strongetiers
Amd
Mike
Soeper
Eburrier-Maier CO
Mr. Farmer
Oehler Bros
Central Drug CO
Saxa
Dreg Co
Aend Saxa
Saro Products
Houston, Texas
Secum Creamery
Subrrier-Maier CO
R. L. Schmerbeck
Lowry Bidg
Kerrve
Texas
Buick Automobiles
Republic Motor Trucks
Cleveland Farm Tractors
Spe
F. Stein & Son
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