Plans for American Cavalry Division in Houston Area
Readable fragments describe a proposed American force to be organized as a cavalry division under Major General John J. Heiden with headquarters at Houston. The plan involves units across Texas including Dallas and San Antonio, the split of infantry, and flag and banner details, with emphasis on mobilization, recruitment, and allied support.
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Dallas
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Dvion
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Washington
Unrest Cited By Official On Economic Strife
A prominent official, identified as Mr Tate, argues unrest stems from psychological strain rather than economic causes. He asserts wage disparities fuel discontent and criticizes Labor policies, urging action to address inflation, factory conditions, and rising costs.
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Wally Dovan
Ryan Sip
Basso
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Law Would Guarantee No Cut in Wages for a Year
Investors express full satisfaction as a proposed measure aims to protect wage levels for one year. The article notes concerns about wage reductions and outlines political and legal steps, including setting up a headquarters and potential witnesses. Continued discussion teased for Page 2.
Weather forecast and calendar notes
Calendar entry outlines a weather forecast and local notices with scattered fragmentary text. Readable items reference regional conditions and dates but many words are garbled or missing, leaving an incomplete picture of expected weather and events.
Wartime honors and reception at a New York hotel
The article recounts a postwar event with dignitaries and officers, including Lt. Odell Lieut and Maurice Moevertine, plus Belgian and Belgian related figures. Attendees included Parker, Hutchenson, Baker Mayon, and others at a formal reception with music and speeches. The piece notes attention to war service, national songs, and a discussion on postwar political issues.
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Pesen
Maurice Moevertine
Belgian Pot
Iauahirean
Lew Tuslote
Sartori
Odell Lieut
Rintate
Lagionnie
Couf Hem
Houston R
Th. Parker
Westinder
M. “Macerioek
Arvin Leibata
I. A. Pedew
Howe Low
Pat
Melgium
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Paley Hutchenson
Turk Baker
Mayon
Aingvinth
Mir
Miarland H. Ritehes
Hiram Grwood
Mouston
Allied Reply Seen in Washington On Treaty Dispute
In Washington a heated exchange over a treaty reaches the capital as President Wilson and the Senate face foreign pressure. Officials indicate the administration plans to press ahead with a final decision, while public reaction ranges from cautious support to opposition.
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