Wilson Speaks on Real Spirit of Neutrality at AP Banquet
President Wilson denounces false news and clarifies U S neutrality. He says neutrality serves a greater duty, keeping America free to aid other nations while avoiding interference in the European war. He asks reporters to guard against rumors, stressing vigilance and balance in public opinion.
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Kathleen Johnson
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Dantry
Henry Hesndon
Joreyn Groff
Mitnat Jonnsten
Prances Wiliams
Tlonine Carrington
Wonders of Aladdin parade lights up city streets
King’s float leads a 20-vehicle parade titled Wonders of Aladdin. A royal procession through dawn avenues showcased detailed floats like Spirit of Progress, Spirit of Mirth, Spirit of Liberty and Spirit of Art with honored riders and a royal nod from His Majesty. Fire eruptions and crashes interrupted the march, but the spectacle drew thousands who praised the craftsmanship and spectacle.
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Ralph Heard
Lee Arstom
Erle Racy
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Elizabethhart
Vivian Reese
Henrietta Wallace
Majorie Cameron
Madden Hill
William Gunn
Manning
Ruth Spore
Violet Millard
Ann Stanfield
Norman Anderson
James Clapton
Wiley Hartsfield
Alfreed Appieby
Richard Leek
Webb Carnes
Beatrice Wiliams
Mildred Atlen
Jane Wood
Helen Zweig
Mary Clapton
Zella Wonask
Warren Knox
Albert Stark
Prime Irsh
Lalla Walley
Corfruda Emith
Owen Hood
Ty Pact Fiter
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San Jacinto Day Celebrated in Houston
SAN JACINTO DAY events in Houston featured regimental music and reviews as troops from the Twenty-sixth Infantry prepare to march in. Reports note the White and Brown armies, Galveston camp plans, and anticipated maneuvers across the prairies with heavy ammunition stockpiles and a cautious approach to hostilities.
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Jacinto
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Washington D C April judgment in policy case
Edward Ainsmith catcher of Washington, Amerivang, sentenced to thirty days in the workhouse with a fine of $50 after conviction of an AO aPsnos Wong street car motor man Tagel a pitcher was fined $50 by the court. Appeals were tentative.
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Wong
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Thie Be Pault
Dallas Edges Shreveport In Long Dodger Nine
April 21 Datlay led Shreveport to a dramatic 18 inning win thriller before Dallas clinched 2 to 2 final score. Keller doubled, Beeker forced a crucial run with a late hit, and Brownlow delivered the winning push as Crowell and Storey walked. Umpire Brady Stephens presided.
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Crowell
Storeh
Brownlow
Shreveport
Ay Vallage
Hateertes
Chelatte
Beaumont shuts out Houston Buffaloes 2–0 in Texas
Beaumont blanked Houston Buffaloes 2 to 0 in Houston on April 21. Pitcher Huy Tirant earned his second win over the Buffaloes, holding Houston scoreless until the eighth inning before Beaumont pushed across two runs. Batterymates Wars, Glennon, Dodd, Brant, Martina contributed offensively as Beaumont dominated.
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Amine
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D of R elects president at national convention
Washington April 21 The selection for president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution was underway at the national convention. Mrs William Cummings Story of New York was renominated to continue her term while Mrs George Watcher Guernsey of Kansas led the opposition slate as vote tallying continued tonight.
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Pico
National Organization For the Daughters of the American
William Cummings Btory
New Yorks
George Watcher Guernsey
Kansas
A Duke in the Ranks Punkin France April 21
In France, April 21, the Baka of Brabant, eldest son of Ving Albert, enlisted as a common soldier with the Twelfth Infantry Regiment. He drilled for two hours with Captain Girard's platoon, showing duty and craft amid heavy cannonade in the Ysorne plains. In London, the treasury issued about 10 million pounds in DILs by Saturday, with expectations of roughly 76 million for the weekend.
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Southern League Baseball Scores and Rosters at Mote
Fragmented report lists teams and players across multiple cities including Memphis New Orleans Birmingham Nashville and Chattanooga with partial scores and lineups. Names such as Patterson Fincher Gleeson Morrison Sohlet Butterlue Frost Higley Black Inhuson Hale and Hastings appear amid a dense OCR mix of league references and totals.
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Hale
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Blood Troubles Vanish By Powerful Influence
The passage promotes S.5. S.8 as a direct blood remedy derived from a natural plant extract with no minerals added. It claims potent, rapid effects on eczema, rheumatism, anemia, and long standing eruptions, touting safety and lab preparation by Gwitt Co. and urging readers to request guidance from a department store counter.
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