13 May 1918
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1918
Page
1
May 12 report notes unpreparedness as discussions continue about United efforts to avert a broader world war. Officials including Creal, chair of the wartime committee, said the nation must speak clearly to deter aggression while wartime mobilization progresses amid debates on timing and strategy.
A fresh casualty roll lists Sakars Young Prasict of Cooledge and Dewey Wil of Trenton among those reported wounded. The notice outlines the updated names and statuses in the ongoing tally.
Reporting from the Alpine front describes Italian troops attacking Austrian positions around Mount Corno in the Lagarina Valley. The action notes captured Austrian soldiers and equipment, with several casualties and wounded listed among both sides.
Readable forecast notes indicate generally fair and warm conditions with rising temperatures through the week. Monday brings warmer weather and light winds, with chances of evening readings trending mild. anticipate clear to partly cloudy skies and minor temperature increases.
Readable fragments show stock records registered recently with mentions of traders and locations. The text includes garbled names and items such as tasers and sea-related terms, indicating a chaotic inventory or market report without clear outcomes or dates.
Fragmentary text appears to mix names and phrases about a legal or court matter involving Emma Bolts and others. The readable portions provide no coherent event, date, or clear outcome to summarize.
A fragment notes a lawsuit involving Aires dated May 18. The readable portion lacks full names, actions, or venue, but indicates a legal filing or civil action with a specified date. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
A fragmented chronicle discusses German caution in U-boat buildup to test strength, noting hesitancy among Germans, naval actions, and Allied responses. It references wartime aims, morale, and strategic pressures shaping the course of submarine activity and potential conflicts ahead.
A crowded London crowd greeted American troops in a festive scene during their visit. Reports describe high enthusiasm, patriotic displays, and exchanges with Britons as the soldiers toured the capital and nearby areas.
Fragmented text indicates Cuba pursuing wheat supply relief via aid efforts and international assistance. Details unclear due to garbled OCR. Entities may include nations and aid organizations involved in addressing food shortages.
A government order outlines control on manufacture of export articles amid wartime needs. The commission and board oversee export commodities with measures to curb unapproved production and ensure compliance with wartime policy and trade restrictions.
Fragmentary text alleges a citizen may act as detective amid a possible conspiracy against government officials. Mentions an attorney general and a governor general with vague references to legal actions and public outrage.
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