War Time Disloyal Language Penalized as Felony
House Bill 15 declares that during war any person who uses disloyal or abusive language about the United States, its flag, or military uniforms in the presence of a US citizen shall be guilty of a felony. Punishment ranges from two to twenty five years in state penitentiary. The act also covers writing or printing such disloyal material.
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United States of America
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
States Penitentiary
State of
Texas
Texas War Time Loyalty Law Forbids Disloyal Conduct
The 1918 Texas act punishes display or possession of foreign flags or emblems during wartime. It bans disloyal or abusive language about the United States and orders arrests for violations, with venue in county or Travis County courts. The measure authorizes arrests without warrants in presence or view of officers and creates an emergency public necessity. It was signed by Governor March 11, 1918 and published for Gillespie County.
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Travis County
Texas
United States
F. O. Fuller
House
E. A. Decherd
Senate
Yeas
iGillespie County
For good commercial printing and quick service
The notice promotes reliable commercial printing and fast service with a contact phone number listed as 40 for inquiries and orders.
Disturbance at Border Town Rocks Assertive Audience
In Eagle Pass on March 16 evangelist E. J. Bulging was mid lecture when his tabernacle was bombarded with rocks while he denounced Germany and listed twenty one reasons for U S entry into war. Soldiers searched for throwers as a man on the platform labelled the crowd sowards, and the uproar faded into darkness.
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L. A. Express
Eagle Pass
Tex
Evangelist E. J. Bulging
Red Cross
United States
Germany
Skirmish on Mexican Border Reported at Rio Grande
Meager details from Laredo Texas describe a clash yesterday between a gang of Mexican bandits and a patrol detachment of the 87th Infantry at a point on the Rio Grande between Zapata and El Tigre. One American soldier was wounded in the arm and hand. He was brought to Laredo and admitted to base hospital in serious condition. The Mexicans fled as pursuing American troops pressed after them.
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L. A. Express
Laredo
Texas
87Th Infantry
Rio Grande
Zapata
Here
el Tigre
37Th Infantry
Cain City Garage Ad Promises All Work Guaranteed
Local repair shop Cain City Garage invites customers with a full range of car services. The ad emphasizes complete auto care and guarantees for every job performed.
Electric Starter and Magneto Repair Services Offered
Local shop advertises comprehensive electrical work including electric starters, magnetos, and battery service. Experienced technicians provide diagnostics, repairs, and maintenance to restore old and modern engines. Contact details available at the shop for quotes and scheduling.
Fredericksburg Publishing Co promotes fast affordable printing
Local publisher advertises quick reliable commercial printing at low cost with emphasis on neat results and budget friendly options for businesses seeking efficient print services.
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Fredericksburg Publishing Co
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Fredericksburg
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Texas Bankers’ Ass’n
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D. Smite
Apro
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Soutwestern
Martin
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R. A. Striegler
Cain City
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Nagel Bros
Schleyer & Schaefer
Texas Bankers’ Association
Citizens Bank
Fredericksburg, Texas
Capitol
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WM. Bierschwale
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