No Talk With Republicans On Compromise Defeats Peace Treaty Push
Senator Lodge vows to reject the peace pact rather than accept mild amendments. President Wilson discourages reservations by Democrats and urges focus on defeating amendments. Senator Hitchcock to press the Senate against any textual changes as the White House signals patience.
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Lodge
L. C. Martin
Heean Grott
Ashington
DE. C
Wilson
Hitchcock
Senate
Titchvock
Mexicans Join In Search For 2 Lost Fliers
Mexican officials have joined American and local authorities in a broad search for two missing airmen. The fliers were last seen Sunday over the international boundary area, with heavy storm conditions hampering early efforts. Authorities say Mexico will lend full assistance, and teams have scoured up to a hundred miles from the border.
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Goliflera
Peterson
Roumania Staying in Budapest Raises Treaty Tension
A partial and garbled dispatch reports that Roumania sought to remain in Budapest amid ongoing conferences. The note forwarded to Turnarese sector and a Paris press summary claim continued talks justified actions after Roumanians entered Budapest, signaling friction with the breach.
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United Press
Paris
Life's necessities rise fastest in Denver in 1917 to 1919 period
United Press reports a Labor Department survey showing Denver led thirteen major cities in cost increases from December 1917 to June 1919. Food and clothing rose 33.22 percent. men’s and women’s wear climbed 45.85 and 51.82 percent respectively, with other cities showing varied but substantial gains.
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Wshington
D. C
Denver
Labor Department
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ala
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Memphis
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Richmond
St. Louis
2nd Division Arrives Women Meet Veterans at Camp Travis
The 2d Division troops arrive at Camp Travis with about two thousand officers and enlisted men. Units include the 2d Engineers the 7th Infantry and the 34th Infantry with other detachments. Leaders Maj. Gen. Toby T. Gillespie and Col. Harry Eaton assume command as arrivals are welcomed at the Hostess House and Camp.
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Travix
Qnd
Wilco
Travis
Whdely
New York
Occoquan
2D Enginers
7Th Infantry
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Ner
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Fleet Frescat
Intel
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Washington
Meltae
Port Leavenwoer
Camp Travis
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Offixetry
Alrives Uere
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Engineers
Iient
Jamey H- Lockett
Y Y Infantry
Harry. Eaton
Trostéss House
France
Tia
Quayre
Briggs Favors Law to Protect Insurance Agents
Commissioner Tielges and President AL IS Cunning at the Tennessee Exchange back a proposed rule to curb insurance companies from using nonbinding agents and to bar improper commissions. The plan aims to prevent writing policies on an agent’s own life or property and to stop payouts when the agent holds a stake in the client’s assets.
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Napa
Acsten
Dex
Atte
Commissionn
Tuawahe2 Ag
Gagklag
George Wasseroy Prlges
Tenrinee Exchange
Conomisaioner
Tielges
Ita
Postoffice runs army foods sale starting Monday
An army foods sale via the post office will begin Monday morning under the plan of Postmaster and zone supply officer Col Hilgard. Orders go to the postmaster who consolidates daily and forwards to the zone office for mailing. Payments for goods and postage go to the postmaster who oversees inspection to prevent spoilage. Prices lists are being prepared and will be available by mail or in person at the town office.
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Army Foods
Pateel
George D. Armistead
M. R. Hilgard
Os A Department
Shaul
Ter
Colote Hileard
Armistead Sald
Altonight
Teecion Tagaraete and Hanging Arts Scene
A fragmented note references times and hanging displays linked to Ered Humbert and 4 Comimerce-iAar. The readable portion suggests an artistic event or installation with incomplete names and locations. Further details are unclear due to illegible OCR.
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Sic Dia
Humbert
McNeel Jewelry Co Shows Platinum Diamond Wrist Watches
McNeel Jewelry Co presents a fine selection of platinum and diamond wrist watches. The display highlights luxury timepieces with gleaming settings and precision craftsmanship.
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McNeel Jewelry Co
Woman Accused by Bill Servier in Engagement Ring Case
New York August report outlines allegations by William P. Comen that a widow used a fake identity to elope and lure a man into engagement. He claims she borrowed money and jewelry, falsified ages, and caused two young children to falsely claim their father was dead. The case heads to Civil Court for examination.
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Servier
York
Wilam P. Comen
Walter
Hau Mya
Linckley
Reynedls
Cowen
Wilew
Buckie
Ana
Texas backs federal battle against high living costs
Governor Hobday wired President Wilson and Attorney General Palmer declaring Texas stands behind the national effort to reduce the cost of living. He offers full use of state government facilities to aid the federal campaign.
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Nemee Vetin
Tex
Hobby
Wilsog
Palmer
Texas
Welcome Home 21 Division Soldiers Monday Night Event
A welcome reception for members and officers of the 21 Division is planned at Camp Travis. Local officials and the Army Y M C A will host, with Women auxiliaries acting as chaperones. The program includes a welcome by the general secretary and remarks by Bishop Atterbury, plus boxing and other sports plans.
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San Antony
Hanse Tanicht
Army
Y. M
Travis
al Dieiston
Waly Durkee
Fe Manelne
Mra
Taylor
Seven Bandits Are Killed In Mexico
Mexican troops killed seven bandits in the Lamaten region after a raid on an American schooner. The dead included those who attacked the vessel and abducted several sisters. Authorities say the bandits had a history of robberies and weapons of American origin. Stock market activity remained normal despite the incident and no further details were released.
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Mexico
Mex
Searship
Mego
Weather for San Antonio and Vicinity
Tonight and Sunday partly cloudy. Temperature range and winds noted. Weather area includes Texas and surrounding region with variable breeze.
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San Antonio
Enat Yexas
Prosecution of Hoarders Follows Officials Action
Federal agents seized 9,080,000 eggs and 300,000 pounds of butter in Detroit for hoarding since April 1. Companies named include Fox River Butter Company and H L Brown Company of Chicago. Sale set for August 23. Justice Department preparing prosecutions. Ohio reports hoarding of butter eggs and meat with locations named. Palmer urged U S Attorneys to act. Senate debate touches on regulation and production, with critics arguing for market freedom.
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United Press
Etroit
Mich
Aug
Detroit
Central West
Fox River Butter Company
H. L. Brown Company
Chicago
Beatrice Creamery Company
Universiity Service
Shington
DE. C
Bereit
Department of Justice
Ohio
Cox
Palmer
Organize Here for Plumb Plan in San Antonio
City wide drive to promote the Plumb plan of government ownership of San Antonio. Labor unions with about 4,000 San Antonio members to be asked to assist. Buttons bearing the league emblem will be issued. Union leaders say they will mobilize every voter and enlist labor as agents for the league. The plan aims to win broad voter support as the fair solution.
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San Antonio
Plaan
League
Talon
Erals
Jabor
Ymit
Tailer Lentz at 10 Soledad Street Adjoins National Bank Ad
Classified note lists Tailer Lentz at 10 Soledad Street beside the National Bank of Commerce, indicating a business or residence adjacency with sparse details in an aged advertisement snippet.
Local ad lists Typewriters and phonographs for sale
A. F. Beyer at 310-12 W Commerce advertises sale of typewriters and new phonographs with offered accessories and service options. The notice presents a compact historic classifieds style listing from a downtown address.
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A. F. Beyer
Commerce
Sella Typewritera Ani
Heourte
Farmer Gets 82c for Foods Which Are Sold for 11
Universal Service reports that at a hotel meal for five the farmer earns 82 cents for key commodities. Beef two pounds 36 cents potatoes 3 cents bread 2 cents butter 7 cents coffee cream sugar 4 cents corn 20 cents. State Farm Bureau representatives urged President Wilson to note the disparity between farm prices and consumer costs.
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Universal Service
Washington, D. C
St. Representatives
State Farm Bureau Federation
White House
Wilson
Coal Charges To Be Probed By Senate Committee
The United Press reports the government orders an investigation into alleged profiteering in coal and food and clothing regulations. The Senate Agriculture Committee set a Tuesday deadline for considering amendments to the proposed central food bill, with the Attorney General Palmer noted in the committee’s review.
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Palmer
United States
Uni
Senate
Toe Ifich
Ding
Semtut Reed
Mixsauri
Europe
America
Teat
Senary Committee
Sunatora
Bansdell
Louisiana
Smith
South Carolina
Georgit
France
Mary Lynd
Bahaers
Genera Ie
Beranar
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Shington
C. Ang
Uebari
Hechs
Senate Agriculture Committee
Food Central
Farmers Call For End Of Wartime Food Controls
The National Grange representing 700,000 farmers urged Congress to repeal wartime food control and exports restrictions. The program seeks end of price fixing on staples, prewar regulatory powers, tariff revisions, and broader farmer representation in future pricing and grades. It was presented to the House and Senate Agriculture Committees, with emphasis on reducing production incentives and restoring prewar government functions.
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Congress
Raymond
Clapper
Prey
Ashington
D.C
Contron
National Grange
Nhtu
Temoval
Hakel
Coupgrunk
Food Administration
Setizek
Peate Cou Éltlong
War Trade Board
Unterstad Commerce’ Commission
Federal ‘Rite Commission
Tarite Commission
Department of Justice
Lair ‘Oi
Tis
Houe
Senate Agricultural Committees
Ft Tx
Charles A, Lie
Arrests for Gouging by Tent Campbell Co Officials
United Press reports arrests of Ang Campbell Jonn FL Campbell and John BK Bunker, officials of the Tent Campbell Company, on charges of undue profit in drug sale. Warrant cites $40,001 worth of goods bought from Arbuckle Brothers New York and sold to retailers at $13 per hundredweight. District Attorney Clyne says more arrests will follow as evidence builds for prosecutions of hoarding and profiteering. consumers urged to be patient.
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ACO
Ang
Uwi
Jonn FL
Campbell
John BK. Bunker
Tent BF
Campbell Company
Tere
Arbuckle Brothers
New York
Clyne
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