NC-4 Seaplane Reaches Ponta Delgada on Flight
The NC-4 arrived at Ponta Delgada in good condition after a 130 mile hop from Horta, with Lieutenant Commander Read averaging 105 miles an hour. The message notes the flight's successful completion as the fleet moves toward Azores, though the transcription includes garbled lines and partial phrases from the original report.
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Missing Ocean Flyer Ferry Ce Makes wh Tighe ot a pres nek
Fragmented OCR notes describe a maritime event with aviation echoes and prize offers. Mentions include prizes of 80 and 5000, daily mail reference, and Sopwith Company context alongside unclear names and locations.
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War Time Prohibition Act Stands Says Sheppard
War era law remains in force as Senator Sheppard affirms the Prohibition Act amid wartime measures. The report also notes major baseball scores in the Texas and American leagues with details on games in San Antonio Waco Chicago Philadelphia and Boston. Key batter and pitcher names feature, reflecting league activity and umpire assignments.
Texas Senator Says War Prohibition Will Stand
President Wilson proposed repeal or amendment of the war-time ban on beer and wine, but Congress leaders and Texas Senator Sheppard rejected any substantial roll back. Drys argued public opinion favors keeping the law, and lawmakers warned a long road ahead for changes.
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Wilson
Randall
California
Sheppard
Texas
Fate of Hawker Sealed in Continued Silence
London May 20 news says neither the Admiralty nor Air Ministry have fresh word on aviator Hawker over the Sopwith airplane from Newfoundland. Ships search for the craft while wireless calls fail to locate it. report notes a sea landing off the Shannon coast.
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Hy Robert Welles Ritchie
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Harry Hawker
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America
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Improve Yourself and Money Through Reading
The San Antonio Evening News suggests learning about your job through books. By reading on carnelmanship g28 motors or any field of interest, you gain detailed knowledge to boost earnings.
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San Antonio Evening News
The Job Book distribution request coupon notice
A free service from the San Antonio News Information Bureau invites readers to fill out the attached coupon and mail with a two cent stamp to receive The Job Book. Director Fred Eric J. Haskin in Washington maintains the program and claims it may change the reader's life.
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Fits
San Antonio
May Indict Two Women in Big Note Swindle
Kohome Iep Kansas City officials announce indictments against two women linked to a large note swindle. Assistant Prosecutor E J Enridi says the operation involved forged signatures and fraudulent exchanges. The accused, still at liberty, face charges of grand larceny and related fraud counts.
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Margaret Ayntrander
Steapis
Complete text of President Wilsons message to Congress
An item notes that the full message from President Wilson to Congress will be published on Page B. The notice directs readers to consult that page for the comprehensive address and its formal wording. The brief line signals forthcoming presidential communications.
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Wilson
Congress
Order Sending General Here Proves Pliable
Confused dispatches show officers lacking clear information about a military order. Officials discuss whether the general’s presence signals a shift to mobilize troops for return from overseas. The plan may include reinforcement of the northern Mexican border. readers are told to turn to the next page for continuation.
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Anny
Cau Pruvia
Progressives Follow Wilson On Labor Policy
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Senate Progressives led by Senator Kenyon will push a labor bill program aligned with President Wilson's aims. They call for a capital and labor partnership sharing profits and responsibility, with measures for compulsory arbitration and new unemployment relief under the Department of Labor. The plan mirrors the president's reform program and indicates further developments on Page Two.
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Senate Progressives
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Army to Purchase 705 Acres Adjacent to Camp Travis Tract
The government plans to acquire 705 acres near Camp Travis at about 173 per acre, totaling roughly 123,375. The land spans two tracts including 10 acres within Camp Travis Hospital and 602 acres east of the Salado, with a six acre east-of-Salado tract to be taken by the city board in coming weeks. The move follows discussions among Maj. U C G Chambers and other Army officials to finalize plans and seek War Department approval.
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Salado
Cunys ‘Crayls
Maj. UC. G. Ihambriia Tn
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War prohibition change urged by Wilson and others
United Press reports resident Wilson urged repeal or amendment of war time prohibition as it applies to wines and beers while also backing a federal advice agency, continued employment service, land for soldiers, and tax revisions. He favors protective duties, suffrage amendment, return of utilities to owners, and repealing the luxury tax amid other proposals.
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United Press
Wilson
Sofar
United States Employment Service
Lane
Wilson urges return of railroads and wires to owners
President Wilson asks Congress to repeal or amend the war time prohibition on wines and beers, proposes a new industry alliance between labor and capital, and vows to return railroads and wire lines to their owners. He favors regional consolidation and warns against broad tariff revision while backing a federal unemployment agency and land reclamation for veterans.
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Hines
Pershing Visit To London Deferred By War Office
The British War Office announced that Gen. Pershing's London visit was postponed due to the uncertainty of German attitude toward peace and the evolving military situation. The delay reflects Allied hopes and concerns over German negotiations and strategic posture during the war.
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