Senate orders inquiry into Mexico status
The Senate ordered an investigation by the Foreign Relations Committee into the Mexican situation and a report on measures to prevent a recurrence of deaths of Americans and damage to property. The panel will probe the Mexican problem, with findings to guide possible Senate action and accountability for losses since President Diaz’s era.
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United Prens
Washington, D. C
Senate Today
Lenate For¢lan Regations
Dine i Ropork
Cidinex
Senate
King
Utah
Te Varelen Relations
Foreign Relations Committees
Guilty finding trims Lt Col Abel rank to captain
Lt Col Charles Abel and other officers were tried on charges of irregularities and military misconduct. Court martial recommended dismissal and confinement with rank reduced to captain. Final order from Washington affirms dishonorable dismissal and rank reduction, to be carried out by local command.
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Col. Abel
Charles W. Aed
Sam Hionston
Otles
Fiat
Army
Art General Barriv
Washington
Soromnney
SoQuorn Department
Dimiseal
Bard Lavor
Esnerat Court-Marral
Cal
Charles Abel
Mesvntelee
Redpetton
Cittias
Ingauter
Speech Highlights by Wilson on Profiteering and Prices
Wilson told Congress that criminal methods drive high prices and current laws fail. He called for makeshift restraints until peace, control of wheat shipments to lower flour costs, liquidation of government surplus stock without profit, and action against profiteers. He urged funds to fight profiteering and broader U S leadership to steady the world.
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Wilson
Congress
America
Striking shopmen defy demand delays amid Wilson pledge
Washington August 8 reports show railway shopmen returning to work on Lackawanna and Norfolk & Western lines after President Wilson ordered an end to wage talks until workers resume duties. The letter directs William B. Hines to pursue wage settlements with accredited representatives, not strike action, setting no wage increases until normal service resumes.
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Ralph F. Couch
Washington, D.C
American Teleration of Labor Today
Wilson
Lackawanns
Norfolk & Western
Washington, D. C
Hines
Congress
Officsent
Dewey
Win
Prosi
Gnnfiere
Retes
Hinesty -Tebide
Ater Cummins
Senate
Cramercen Cainmy
Caaumeren
Sims
Intraedame
Inday
Peinyte Conticordt
Chief Army Center of States on Border in San Antonio
San Antonio officers say two points dominate recent days. San Antonio will become the assembling and distributing center for the largest southern United States army bloc after the 2d Division heads to Camp Travis. Congress plans a regnar army around 500000 with 750000 additional for emergencies, reflecting War Department aims. Generals Baker and March urged by Senate Military Affairs Committee indicate Congress intends to align with War Department wishes. March’s demobilization order faces backlash, prompting reconsideration and possible reversal as officers debate discharge timelines and recruiting surpluses.
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San Antonio
Camp Travis
United States
Congress
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Baker
General March
Congressional Committee
War Department
Secretary of War
Aye
Humtmert Store for some Beautiful Where chereal affection
Fragmentary OCR text references a store named Humtmert and phrases about beauty and affection, with unclear context and possibly a commerce note. The readable elements mention a second avenue and West Commerce in a garbled prompt. The usable facts are minimal and do not form a complete item.
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Humtmert
Ries
McNeel Jewelry Co Offers Finest Diamonds and Platinum
Local jeweler McNeel Jewelry Co advertises a selection of premier diamonds and platinum pieces. Shoppers are invited to visit for new arrivals and special showings at the shop.
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McNeel Jewelry Co
Taay
Terrible Revenge Visited on Hungarian Reds
Vienna reports severe retaliation across Hungary as furious crowds attack Bolshevists. Lenine Boys Kun’s former guards are arrested after confessing to murders. Roumanian aims to extend occupation until control over the country.
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San Antonio Evening News
New York Times
Newport Times
Vienna
Hungary
Kun
Jewelry Store Robbed of $100000 in San Francisco
A Morgans Jewelry store in San Francisco was robbed soon after opening. Two armed men, one masked, demanded valuables and forced clerks to the floor as they seized jewels from the display. Police were alerted as the suspects fled with loot worth about $100,000.
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United Presa
San Francisco
Cal
Twoifen
Morgans Jewelry
Ueire Shorely
Ship With 285 Passengers Ashore Near Yarmouth
A steamship carrying 285 passengers ran aground four miles south of Yarmouth Bar in calm seas this morning. Officials said the vessel and its passengers were not in immediate danger while the Eastern Steampship Colony and local tugs stood by.
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iPy United
Boston
Mags
Bostop-Yarnouth Line
Green Tuland
Yarmouth Narbor
Orlock
Steanship
Tesselston Yarmouth
Rhode Island Breaks Propeller Off Balboa
The Rhode Island, damaged near Balboa in the Panama Canal Zone, broke a propeller shaft and flooded its engine room. With one engine and North Carolina towing, the cruiser heads to Lalbon seeking arrival tomorrow as pacific steamer Rhoda Island proceeds.
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Rhode Island
Balboa
Washington, D. C
Rhoda Island
Padoneller
Trois Salbou
Panama Canal Zone
Rhode Islam
North Carolina
Torlehip
Pool Hall Testimony to Be Taken Locally
Assistant Attorney General W. J. Townsend orders the taking of testimony in pool hall cases locally next Wednesday. The evidence of witnesses will be taken in San Antonio.
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Austin
Texaug. S
W. J. Townsend
San Antonio
Tailor Lentz Named in National Book Ad Regardless
A fragmentary notice references Lentz as a tailor and mentions Selevuc senior adjoining a National Book of Commerce entry, with unclear context. The readable bits indicate a classified style item noting a person and a business reference without dates or places.
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Lentz
Selevuc Sr
National Book of Commerce
Aare
House Investigator to Travel Europe for Fact-Finding
Henry D. Flood of Virginia will travel to Europe within a few days for about six weeks. He will visit France and Italy, gathering data on conditions in the two countries during the inquiry by the investigating committee.
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Mn Honan
Ing
Henry D. Flood
Kimia
Europe
Italy
City Assured Prominence in Military Life
Maj. W. B. Battle, VP of San Antonio Public Service Co., reports assurances from Congress to maintain San Antonio’s role in military planning. He cites discussions with Rep. Morris Sheppard and Rep. Julian Kail about funding, staffing, and locating Army units at Camp Normoyle and San Antonio facilities. Congress aims practical, economical solutions, not forced officer discharges, with decisions pending Army unit plans.
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Antonio
W. B. Battle
San Antonio Public Service Company
Washington
Capitol
Maj
Yuette
Altkilals
Ator Morris Sheppard
Juling
Senntay Shepard
Representacye Kahn
Franz Groog Anit
Congress
Reston
Camp Normoyle
Tuttle
Madigal
San Antonin Cmp
Faim
Imt
San Antonio
Army Rarana
Maj. Tuttle
Governor urges probes into profiteering across counties
Governor Robertson urged a grand jury for every county to investigate profiteering. Those accused should produce records and tell the truth about Fisher. Accused profiteerers should not serve on revived county councils of defense. County prosecutors were told to search for extortion against high prices.
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Oalamoa City
Osta
Ate. S
Hobertson
Fisher
County Councils of Defense
Robertson
Weather forecast jumble for East Texas edition
Fragmentary OCR weather note reports a max temperature and winds from the west. Mentions East Texas tonight and Saturday with unclear phrases and corrupted names. Contains no clear date, location, or measurable forecast details.
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Fan Antonio
East Texas
Emumeraturer. Sa. Any
Wilson Pledges Broad Legislation to Halt Hoarding
President Wilson outlined a detailed Congress program to curb high living costs. It includes extending the Lever food control act to peace time, regulating cold storage, licensing interstate firms, penalizing profiteering, marking producer prices, and funding publicity for costs and profits. He urged swift action and warned against violent protests while calling for early peace treaty ratification.
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L. C. Martin
United Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Congress
Whlel
Asuirat Congress
Gall
Enity
The
Sigly
Yielaux
Wiltotis
Vigoroux
Bethudy
Sonteas
Sippy
Lalie
Ufe
President Sugar Co. President Arrested on Conspiracy Charge
Federal agents arrested Sheehan of Chicago, president of the Contra Sugar Company, here this afternoon amid charges of conspiracy to violate laws. Wag was also arrested as officials faced alleged price gearing in sugar sales. Central Sugar Company allegedly sold sugar at 14 cents a pound wholesale.
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Rey Trited Drews
Sheehan
Chicago
Contra Sugar Company
Alurlay
Federal Building
Central Sugar Company
Hilness Corporation
PANKHURST CHARGED OVER RUSSIAN MONEY FINDINGS
Scotland Yard charged Sylvia Pankhurst with receiving 20 000 in Russian gold from a former Hungarian Soviet leader. Investigators claim money was sent via Norwegian mail for promoting strikes. Police seized papers in a recent Glasgow raid outlining bomb storage and S. Manchester locations.
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United Prissy London
Sylvia Pankhurst
Fuglyod
Scotland Yard
Metry Syag
Miss Pankhurst
Glascow
Manchester
Typewriters and phonograph records ad at Beyer’s store
A. F. Beyer at 310-12 W Commerce advertises the sale of typewriters and new Folleon Phono grape and Recorda-Adry records.
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A. F. Beyer
Commerce
Sellg Typewriters
Folléon Phonogrape
Recorda
Adry
Fos Co The inegent kodak Snishers in the worlds
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Fos Co and Snishers with unclear context. No coherent event or names to establish a factual summary.
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Fos Co
Inegent
Kodak
Sts
Americans Aroused Over Roumania Act Warick Thompson
Universal Service staff correspondent reports serious diplomatic strains as Roumanian forces seize Budapest amid conference talks. American peace officials denounce Roumanian actions, with tensions rising between American and allied circles. Budapest’s government seeks to regain economic stability while promises from the armistice terms are debated. A separate item notes a $500 reward for information on infant Amelia Onder’s kidnapping.
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Warwick Thompson
Universal Service
Aris
Hungary
Budapest
Rowmantana
Bele Kan
Tna
Rowmanlan Army
Fichmen
Towinniita
Amwrican
Noffleiay
jHoumanians
Europe
Roumania Ordered to Obey Peace Terms in Hungary
American Peace Commission warned Roumania to follow Conference orders regarding Hungary or face next winter’s loss of economic aid. An ultimatum was sent via Viewan dispatch urging modification of Hungary demands with threats to withhold food supplies if not complied. Reports detail Bolshevik-era killings and terror in Budapest, with violence against bourgeoisie and executions tied to Soviet leadership. Ferdinand of Roumania delayed Budapest arrival amid plot suspicions.
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American Peace Commission
Anlcett
Paris
Roumania
United States
Hungary
United 1
London
Reumaniany
Copenhagen
Budapest
Anz
Tragor
ari= Burg
Gledma
Geo. Rory
Ferdinand
Pest
Sladen Chief Of Americans Left On Rhine
An early 20th century dispatch notes Brigadier General Frat Sinden, longtime leader of the 5th Infantry Brigade, is assigned to overseas forces facing the Rhine. It reports plans for American troops to be garrisoned atop the Rhine, with French command predominating due to troop balance. Paris to decide overall sector leadership. Ehrenbreitstein fortress to fly Stars and Stripes under joint French and American control.
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Paul Williams
Cubre
San Antonio Evening News
Chicago Tribune
Oflenz
Aus
Frat We Sinden
Averseas
Temeld
Rhine
Germany
Leaer
5Th Infantry
3 Division
United States
Coblene
Pershing
Weo
Paris
Ehrenbreitstein
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Arthon
Ferdinand of
Rouante
Sladen
U. S. Army OF Occupation
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