Wilson tour plan covers 21 states and 10000 miles
President Wilson's itinerary for the peace treaty and League covenant travels through 21 states in 30 cities across about 10,000 miles over 27 days. The route starts in Washington and ends in September, with speeches mainly in the West and Midwest to push opposition cities and states. The plan includes stops from Ohio to California, Kansas City, St Louis, and Denver, ending back in the capital.
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Peeks Tashington
D. C
Wilson
Texas
Washington
Kansas City
Nebraska
Dakotas
Minnesota
Montana
Pacific Coast
San Diego
Reno
Denver
Kansas
Oklahoma
League
West
Middle West
Ohio
Harding
Mail and Wire Service Abroad in Turbulent Times
A fragment from a 20th century gossip and news column notes demoralized mail and wire services abroad. It references SPHATMAN and Chitaro Tribune style, amid war lull and peace efforts. It mentions Henry Hyde and his wife traveling between London and Paris and describes allied aeroplane express cooperation to meet telegram and press dispatch demands.
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Sphatman
United States
Harape
Aamericats
Inter Communication Recorder
London
Henry Hyde
Paris
Josephs Hungary Rise Proclaimed by Leader in Vienna
Azenduke Tosoah, newly named head of the dune government, addressed deputies in Tapest claiming Hungary will rise again. He declared Wate gery wend from her grav sna aeale would occupy her former post in international affairs, with Stephan Friedrich as premier under Toreph. An enraged faction establishes a new government, retaining the premiership.
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Gaited Brose
Vienna
Aus
Azenduke Tosoah
Dune
Wategery
Stephan
Friedrich
Toreph
Radicals Fail to Halt All Traffic in Peoria
A threatened general strike stalled early today as radicals failed to halt streetcar service. Police dispersed crowds near downtown intersections and workers remained at shifts as hundreds gathered. About six thousand workers were expected to march in a planned parade later today in Peoria.
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Uy United Press
Peoria
Polio Reserve
Prades
Lani Assembly
Ton
Pelco
Pvorta
Japanese Opinions on the United States Vary sharply
A Tokyo dispatch reviews Japanese editorials and public sentiment toward the United States, noting strong divisions on whether Americans are inferior or superior. The piece highlights censorship limits, mixed views among papers like Yorudau, and shifting attitudes amid postwar conditions, with continued discussion to follow on the next page.
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Rick Smith
Chicago
Piihune
Veilame
TOKIO
Japan
United States
A.M. Dooley
Cross Roads
Splendid Selection of Wallpaper by McNeel Jewelry Co
Advertisement notes a splendid selection of wallpaper and mentions McNeel Jewelry Co and Fred Beamett at 34 6 W Commerce. It promotes diamonds and plating and invites readers to meet their needs with wallpaper offerings.
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McNeel Jewelry Co
Fred Beamett
W. Commerce
Num Jewett
Bailey Heeting Nge Expected To Leave Fold
Bailey Heeting Nge is slated to attend a State Advisory Committee meeting in Mullis tonight. President Greenwood announced Virgil Quie as a member. noted many letters urging attendance. Senator Caldwell, Tab H Kirk, M Johnston, Judge Matterwun expected to attend. meeting aims to map a campaign to include the twelve planks from Port Worth in the Texas Democratic platform.
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Tex
Aus
Hna
Tasenb
Weldon Baller
Mullis
Meld
Campaison
Bailey Adherenis
Fort Wartt
sTurge Cb Greenwood
Bailey
Greenwood
Virgil Quie
Kemp
Ad. TV
Egin
Adolphna Nota
Pei May
Senatar W. D. Caldwell
Austin
Tab H. Kirk
M. Johnston
Judee Matterwun
Whangton
Midge G Brernwood
Wade
Democratic Party of Texas
Unitform
Port Worth
Grasswond
Government price campaign cuts expected 2.5 percent drop
Judge Ames Assistant Attorney General leads the price campaign predicting a 2.5 percent final price reduction within ninety days. He notes governors will aid state efforts while advising restraint for ninety days to stabilize market values. Conference follows talks with seven states and Attorney General Warner. New York Tennessee Idaho cited as examples of local price adjustments.
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Artoraey General
Dr Tu
Ames
Uov- Otmnoia
States
Waluer
New York
Tennessee
Idaho
Lisbon
Chicago
Delmas Listed in San Antonio Home Record
A fragmentary prison record from Huotsville lists Delmas with a San Antonio residence and names alleged relatives at San Antonio and Delay. The document mentions D. ML Delmax of Los Angeles, described as a Los Angeles resident who died, with limited accompanying details.
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San Antonio
Delmas
Viat State
Huotsville
Sap Angininus
San Anronio
Californian
D. ML Delmax
Los Angeles
Lentz Seation at 100 Soledad Street Joins Bank
A brief item notes Lentz joins the National Bank of Commerce at 100 Soledad Street. Details are sparse and the entry highlights a career move in the banking sector.
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Lentz
Seation
Soledad Stree
National Bank of Commerce
Tadva
Border air patrol doubled to guard border with more planes
The Air Service ordered a doubled border patrol with increased aircraft and personnel. The 1st Pursuit Group, 20 officers and about 0 men, will reinforce Kelly Field and Ri Pasadena hangars to protect the border, with permanent stations at Keflo Tied and temporary border flights as needed.
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Tut Canforuka
Linlee
Ina
Kelly Felt
Selfiike Field
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France
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Bas
Jirk
Ri Pasa
Keflo
Governors to visit Wilson for wartime planning
Governors Gardner of Missouri Stewart of Montana Cooper of South Carolina Sprowe of Pennsylvania Mifken of Maine Campbell of Arizona and Baraquise of Minnesota will meet President Wilson in Washington. They will confer with Attorney General Palmer and form a committee of governors to support the Department of Justice in wartime cost measures.
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Washington, DC
Wilson
Tutt
Gardner
Missouri
Stewatt
Montana
Cooper
South Carolina
Sprowie
Pennsylveni
Mifiken
Mane
Campbell
Anzona
Baraquise
Minnesota
Uilore
White House
Genord
Attorney James D Stevenson Dies Local Lawyer of 80 Years
James Duryee Stevenson a well known local attorney who practiced in San Antonio for eight decades died this morning in Corpus Christi while there for health reasons. A founder of Westminster Presbyterian Church he remained active in church affairs and in the legal community. The body will be brought to this city for burial Sunday with services at the church conducted by Reverend J. Crighton Green. The funeral will follow graveside rites at Conifer MIN fe held after church services. Mr Stevenson was a longtime resident of Morristown New Jersey and leaves two sisters in New Jersey.
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James Duryee Stevenson
San Antopio
Corpon Christi
Stevenson
Westminster Presbyterian Church
J. Crighton Green
Stes
Morristown
Toy Sisters
New Jersey
Weather note on Antonio and Vi Clalty-Tonighe
A weather item mentions Antonio and Vi Clalty-Tonighe with a temperature reading around 30 degrees. It notes a cool afternoon and surrounding conditions, reflecting typical local forecast phrasing for readers.
Beyer Sells Property and Records to Breybe and Berords
A. F. Beyer of 310-12 W Commerce reports a transaction involving Breybe and Berords. Details indicate dealings with local entities and a postmark period noted by Cypewritera ant pew Fdison Paono.
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A. F. Beyer
Commerce
Cypewritera Ant Pew Fdison
Paono- Breybe and Berords
Rail shopmen vote delayed as strike order rescinded
Washington reports that railway shop men executive committee ordered by telegram to defer voting until new instructions arrive. Any prior ballots must be redone. President Wilson urged restraint as Gompers met with Wilson to discuss steel and railroad labor issues amid calls to avoid a general strike.
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Gatted
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Washington
D. C
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Gampers
Gompers
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Warren S. Stone
Engineers
Hines
Pacific Coast
Uh ix
Cue American Federation of Lasbor Executive Coumicten
Dnl
Gulun Vkers
Anen
Imad
James Mulholland
Allied Trap and Breet Workers’ Council
Ind
Alfike
Joan Fitanntrick
D. J. Davis
Ef, Evans
Willian Wayaye
William
Poster
Warren 3
Stone
Ulan
Cleveland
Railrad
Glen i Uineach
Three Planes Fly Under Five East River Bridges
In Hazelhurst Field Mineola on August 29 three aviators completed a historic feat by flying under all five East River bridges. The triangle formation left Brooklyn at 1 30 oclock and reached Hazelhurst Field at 2 26 yesterday afternoon, marking an unprecedented aerial display for the era.
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East River
New York Times-Chicago Tribune
Hazelhurst Field
Mineola
Brooklyn
Ren Teria Identified as Border Kidnapper and Thief
Kilpatrick of Candelaria identifies Rene Teria as a border thief connected to cattle rustling and the kidnapping case near Palomas. He says Teria, an old border resident, has long been known as a cattle thief and claims Teria was involved with ransom talks for Faserson and Davis.
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Lents
W. Petersay
Davis
Palomas
International Line
Coiry
Reneteria
J. J. Kilpatrick
Candelaria
Mexico
Adiento
Kilpatricksys Renterla
Kenterla Wen
Dawkins Kilpatrick
Kipatrick
Cardinal Merciers Sails for United States Soon
Washington dispatch reports Cardinal Merciers slated to sail from Brest to New York on the Agamemnon September 2. He will be accompanied by the Belgian minister to the United States, Baron Mareblenne, and Baroness Mareblenne, returning to prepare for the visit of the King and Queen of Belgium.
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Preas
Washington, D.C
Curdifiat Merelet
New York
Brest
United States
Baron Mareblenne
Mareblenne
Kiniland
Belztumm
Fox Company Completes Largest Kodas Finishers in the World
The Fox Company reports the largest Kodas finishers globally, highlighting record production scale and competitive advancement in the photography and film equipment sector. Key figures show growing demand, with emphasis on efficiency and international reach. Industry observers note sustained growth and market leadership.
Indictments in Gilmer lynching case name two men
Special Telegram to News from Dallas reports indictments issued for A. B. Boyd and Tracy Pyanian in the Gilmer lynching of July 23. Transferred from Upshur County, the cases are docketed in Judge R. L. Seay’s court. The men, both white, are the first Texans to face a jury over such an act. Jenndries was publicly hanged by a mob after being identified as the assailant of a white woman.
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Dallas
Texas
Glmer
Chilton Jenilogs
Nese
Upshur County
R. L. Seay
A. BR. Boyd
Tracy Pyanian
Jenndries
Gilmer
Treaty finish set for next Wednesday in Senate panel
United Press report says Senate Foreign Relations Committee aims to finish the peace treaty by next Wednesday the day Wilson leaves for the League of Nations. Republicans press for no charge against them while Democrats accuse delays, noting committee hearings and Egypt letters.
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L. G. Martin
United Press
Ashington
D. GC
Senate
United States
League of Nations Assembly
British Empire
Assembly
Washington, D. C
Wilson
League of Nations
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Egypt
San Francisco yardmen back at work now
San Francisco yardmen returned to work at 6 a.m. today, clearing the bay district of railroad strike troubles. Los Angeles strikers remained in sympathy with the Pacific Fleet as talks aimed to end the strike by Saturday morning, with government mediation seen as pivotal to resuming train service.
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Preac
Francisco
San Francisco
A.m
Bay District
Los Angeles
The
Pacific
Mester
Ariers
Tait
Gnes Ahd
Brotherhood
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Sante Fe
Buckle
Southern Pacific
Los Adzelen
Fresno
Iead
Het
Washington
Tax agent seeks to reconcile oil reports in Texas
A Texas Comptroller inquiry dispatches three special agents to oil fields to audit production and gross receipts statements. The push targets ensuring proper 13 percent state tax collection and to close gaps where tax money may be underreported or withheld.
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