French Decline Prompts Shift To Spanish Among Soldier Students
A tribute to shifting language study among soldiers shows Spanish rising as the preferred language over French in the southern area. The report notes March figures for educational directors and lists enrollments across states including Abkishoma and Louis Mesien with hundreds in classes like gas engines, shorthand, and salesmanship.
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Feengh
Sontern
W. A. Oasis
Department Army C
Emop Abkishoma
Ausoz
Louis Mesien
Arizon
Tyrolean Protest Against Union With Austria
Tyrolean delegates appeal to U S President Wilson in a memorial protesting plans to absorb their country into Austria. The march mountain climbers claim their alpine nation, once part of the Austrian empire, fears loss of independence and cultural ties as they reference Charles era regiments and Tyrolese sharpshooters.
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Austrian Tyrol
Asi Wilson
Campteta Freedom
Brithn Associated
Prevg
Paris
Mre
Trenless
Sulzersland
Walter Lutzel
Otto Guegenberg
Wilson
Tyrolean Alps
Jtly
Charles’ Aru
Crael
Free War Film Attracts Support For Fifth Loan
A patriotic film titled She Price of Peace was shown at the Grand Opera House on Monday to aid the Victory Loan drive. Major Burke arranged further showings at Alamo and other venues to maximize public subscriptions, highlighting shipbuilding mobilization and war effort.
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Menthers
Aieden
Grand Opera House
Fraver
Antonie
Taek TR. Burke
jAlamo Tinza
Muashor
Majeskic
Alamy Plaza
Princess Theater
Travis Liberte
America
Vest
German Army Backs Baseball With Wisconsin Brigade Interest
An April 21 dispatch from Cablenz reports the Teemin 117th Infantry near Huchenburg organizing a baseball team to learn the American game. Despite anti fraternization orders, soldiers watch trains play and German police explain the division plans three artistic games as a morale effort amid occupier exposure to baseball.
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BSA Ai Pw
Specian Ces Eet
Corsieht
Gatengo Dally Newa Co
Cablenz
Germany
Huchenburg
Wisconsin Brigade
Azad
Vie Ares
Baxe
Cine German
Neder Fernote
Army fliers barred from exhibition over improper conduct
Major General Mouchar announced that army fliers and papers cannot compete in exhibition purses and prizes due to improper conduct of aviators and government property. Invitations may be considered for exhibitions aimed at meriting remuneration for development charities or energy education efforts. The Washington transport service lists April 24 as a date linked to a New York to France voyage under President Wilson's orders.
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Hiei
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Lion
He d Tvening
Heavquarters Chamber of Commerce
Vily
Vere
San Jacinto
Camp John Wise
Barneo’s
Washington, D
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Todas
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Roel
Mouchar
Wilcor
Prest
Statins
Washington
New York
France
Wilson
Reliere
Mrs Dooley Advises Working Girls For Lydia E Pinkham
Mrs Dooley of Milwaukee testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound revived her energy after marriage and long workdays. She urges other working girls to try the remedy and notes 60 years of experience behind the medicine.
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Mrs. Dooley
Milwaukee
Lydia E. Pinkhaw
Lydia
Pinkham
Pinkham Medicine Coo
Lyon
Odes
Missouri Democrats split over Reed era League stance
A dramatic letter debate from Missouri Democratic leaders in Kansas City weighs Reed’s fall from favor and the League of Nations. Analysts say party factions fear convention fights could split the GOP and risk Reed’s Senate bid amid Wilsonian policy support and President Wilson’s legacy.
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David Lawrence
Inge
Missouri
Sftp
Kansas
Reed
Pdemocratic
Mab
Democrats
Teed
Lepubteans
Endemunty
Pstir
League of Nationes
Keel
Tivia
Chaneis
Moxsonigh
Comes
Tay
Tomiurs Ray
League of Nations
Nailer
Sam
Jenet
Wilsens Ali
James AL Rew
Intex
Hewd
Hea
Weil Ulin
Ennstot
Eppealbien
Wilsan
Biniary
Adda
Meanuri Democrata
League
Fragmented Report on Senate Race and Party Dynamics
The piece discusses Republican support for Senator Lee and the party split over his stance. It notes large attendance at a convention, with figures cited around 10,000 to 14,000. References to Reed, Missouri, and potential Senate outcomes highlight factional tensions and anticipated party influence on state representation.
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R Frenublicause
Lee
Sincare
Taft
Mr. Reed
Missouri
Reeil
le Wemblicans
United States Senate
Boencera
Visitis of Larrazola and New Mexina at Bowi Case
Fragmentary OCR recounts Larrazola and New Mexina visitors and local troops near Came Bowie Case. It mentions a command change, a return home for some, and unclear names or dates amid damaged wording from the Mir worded soldiers event.
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Larrazola
Ford Worth
Fox
Larrazate
New Mexina
Mir
Ile Eiate
Bowie Case
Sasterdas
Ann
Devoin
Kultur Not Popular Erases German Culture in Japanese Policy
Special Cable to the Ban Antonis reports Yorozu Chois account of a recent meeting outlining Japan's policy of rejecting German culture as part of broader national defense and modernization. The piece notes German influence in industry and education is questioned, with calls to align with age trends away from German civilization. Also mentions higher freight rates and increased commodity charges from New Delaware and Lehigh points.
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Ernest W. Clement
Chicago Daily Fe
Chicago Daily Os
Tokyo
Japan
Yorozu Choi
Tha Seisukni
Saia
Peeéet Intatey
Veil
Intercity Transport Panel Approves Texas City Line
A report notes Interstate Commerce Commission approval yesterday of a rail and terminal project involving Texas City and Texas City Junction, aimed at expanding service for Valley Raley Company and associated lines. The piece also references a separate tragic incident in Louisville where a young child died during a domestic accident.
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Texas City Junction
Viraity and Brazos
Valley Raley Company
Texas City ‘Terraivs
Interstate Ce Commerce Commission
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