Austria's Plight and the War's Shifting Tides
In Tuesday's Daily, an analysis argues Austria teeters under German domination, facing defeat, food shortages, and uprisings while Italy and the Allies rise. It warns Germany may seek a separate peace, vows unity against a Teutonic split, and notes American aviators aiding the recent Austro-Italian victory.
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Austria
Hungary
Germany
Les
Venice
Caesar
Pompey
England
France
Rhine
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Trent
Trieste
Adriatic
Serbia
Dalmatian
Wilhelm
Turkey
Fidel Cantu
Rumor of German Submarine Base Refuted by Navy Reward
The Eighth Naval District offers a $1000 reward for authentic information leading to the discovery of an actual enemy submarine base on the gulf coast. Navy personnel, from admirals to sailors, assure the public they remain vigilant while cannot personally investigate every rumor or search every hint along the coast.
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Tampico
Germany
Mexican
Sam
Gulf
Eighth Naval District
Jack
New Immigration Chief Installed in Nuevo Laredo
Carlos Carrillo Charles has been appointed chief of immigration in Nuevo Laredo to succeed Lorenzo Juarez who has been removed. Juarez led the post for several years and Charles, formerly an inspector in Mexico City, took office yesterday while Juarez is said to be reassigned to another post.
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Lorenzo Juarez
Carlos Carrillo Charles
Nuevo Laredo
Juarez
Charles
Mexico City
Republic
Sinac Tam
Bloomsdale Savoy
Cabbe
Stein
Charleston Wakefield
Surehead
Texas
Volga
T. Louis
Reuter
Bermuda
South Texas
Laredo
Fort McIntosh
United States
Cardui Restores Ailing Woman After Long Back Pain
Marksville Louisiana about Mrs. Alice Johnson writes of a year of back and side pain that kept her from sleeping and working. After taking Cardui she regained strength and could straighten up with most pains gone. She praises Cardui for restoring health and urges others with female complaints to try it.
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Marksville
Alice Johnson
Cardus
Cardui
Big drive on war savings stamps planned this week
Webb county campaigns to raise 460000 quota with Louie Cohn resigning as chairman and Joseph W. Kenney elected successor. B G Salinas named vice chairman. Proclamations call Americans to attend Friday meetings at local school houses and sign pledges. City boosts half day closing for workers to attend and sign. A large rally and band will headline purposes at Jarvis Plaza with speakers.
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Webb County
Laredo
Robert McComb
Central School
L. J. Christen
A. C. Richter
F. Kenney
Jarvis Plaza
U. S. Infantry
War Savings Stamps Campaign Launched by Judge Greer
Judge Hal Wo Greer opened the drive for War Savings Stamps with a four minute speech urging sacrifice and patriotism. He warned that liberty and character outweigh money, calling for home front support through stamps and certificates to fund the government war effort.
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U. S
Hal Wo Greer
United States
Red Cross
Knights of Columbus
This Date In History Highlights 18th to 20th Centuries
A compact chronology lists notable events from 1741 to 1917 including the first Methodist conference at a London foundry by Wesley, West Point cadets visiting New York in 1817, Louis Philippe assassination attempt, Macomb’s death in 1841, Tatnall’s blood is thicker than water remark in 1854, Vera Cruz surrender in 1867, Worms monument inauguration in 1868, Dufferin’s Canada governorship in 1827, Custer's death in 1876, Lucy Hayes death in 1888, Haymarket monument unveiling in 1920, Russian offensive in 1915, Italian advance in 1816, and U S control of exports in 1917.
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London
Wesley
West Point Academy
New York City
DeWitt Clinton
Isas
Louis Philippe
Alibaud
Len
Alexander Macomb
U. S. Army
Washington, D. C
Detroit
Commodore Tatnall
Vera Cruz
Juarez
Worms
Prussia
Lord Dufferin
Canada
George A. Custer
Lucy Webb Hayes
President Hayes
Fremont
Chillicothe
Haymarket
Waldheim
Chi
Fox Typewriter Featured by The Times Force
The Fox Typewriter Co. agent J W Falvella of The Times force promotes the world famous easy running noiseless Fox typewriter. Demonstrations at The Times office with models on display and orders taken at 100 dollars cash or 10 dollars down and 10 dollars monthly with no interest.
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Fox Typewriter Co
L. Lowing
J.W. Falvella
Times Force
Fox
Falvella
Times Office
Big Feature Bill At Royal Tonight and Wednesday
The Royal presents a cinemelodrama titled Cheating the Public exposing food profiteers and child labor abuses. It highlights food prices as a key issue for American housewives and showcases strong, convincing performances. See the film tonight and tomorrow from start to finish.
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the Royal
Chamberlain's Tablets Praised by Richmond Writer
Has a good opinion of Chamberlain's Tablets. "Chamberlain's Tablets are a wonder. I never sold anything that beat them," writes F. B. Tressey, Richmond, Kentucky. For indigestion or constipation, give them a trial.
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Chamberlain
F. B. Tressey
Richmond
Patriotic donation from Laredo fire department and Woodmen
A 6 by 10 foot flag and a 15 foot staff were donated to the Soldiers’ Club by the Laredo Volunteer Fire Department and Olive Camp No. 3170 Woodmen of the World. Col. H T Ferguson commends the gift as fitting and patriotic for the troops at Ft McIntosh. Registration for women to vote begins tomorrow at the Tax Collector’s office with eligibility linked to citizenship age and Texas residence.
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Col. Ferguson
Fire Department
Olive Camp
United States
Laredo
Ft. McIntosh
Tex
J. R. Fasnacht
Texas
Soldiers’ Club
Laredo Volunteer
H. T. Ferguson
37Th Infanty
Hooverize
Texas Real Estate & Abstract Co
Farragut Street
Webb County
W. Gregg
Matamorog Street
Local notices and ads mix with river tragedy report
The page blends obituaries and notices about Alfonso and Francisco Romanes drowned near the Rio Grande, local business ads from San Antonio and Laredo, job training offers, Italian victory news, gas and Delicatessen promotions, marriage licenses, and a Fourth of July Fort McIntosh celebration with a daring cage act.
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Alfonso Romanes
Francisco Romanes
Rilo Grande
Edward Green
Three German Alien Women Need Register By Tomorrow
In Laredo three German born women not naturalized have registered with Police Chief Brennan under the presidential proclamation of April. The deadline is tomorrow evening, and all remaining alien enemy females must register to avoid penalties. The nationwide registration began June 17, and the city urges any others in the area to comply promptly.
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Germany
Police
Brennan
Laredo
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Papal State
Quirinal
Navy Department
Louie Cohn
J. W. Kenney
B. G. Salinas
Rhodes
South
New Mexico
Chris, Reuter
Orleans
NA As the
New Orleans
Dniester
Fox Typewriter
the Times
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Oer Eee
County
Ete Eee
Gus
Delicatessen
Hidalgo St
Kress
Crescent Garage
Francisco Ortiz
Maria Castillo
Ignacio Garcia
Ramona Lau
Border Foundry & Machine Co
Con Mims
Gregg
Will W. Gregg
Matamoros Street
Crescent
City Garage
Soldiers of
Pacific Coast
Bellmont
Main Ave
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