Street Pacts Deflect Blame In San Antonio Streets
The piece defends Mayor Bell’s administration against claims that outlying streets are neglected. It argues war material restrictions delayed repairs, notes heavy government truck damage, and cites that street work is proceeding and more miles paved than before. It lauds Heumann’s department for rapid progress despite wartime limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
City of
San Antonio
Louis Heuermann
Somds
Keli
Eiforte
Sin Antonio
Henermann
Bell Mi Henormiaiun
Bel
REQUIREMENTS FOR PEACE And the hope for future cooperation
The article argues that fears of a world war without a League of Nations may be exaggerated. It credits wartime self sacrifice and cooperation among English, French, and American peoples as laying a foundation for mutual aid and a habit of mingling, suggesting a potential for lasting peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Americas
Hunan
Heuys
League of Nations as shield for future peace debated
A historical essay argues that moral forces and public will are vital to prevent war, questioning whether a League of Nations can truly deter aggression. It notes Germany's aggression as a warning and discusses the limits of international covenants alongside the need to reform moral character in nations and governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirson
League of Nations
Germany
League
Webster's Failures Highlighted by Austin Alcohol Definition Debate
The piece argues the Texas attorney general’s office devised a subjective definition of intoxicating liquor, asserting any beverage that can intoxicate a user is so, using examples from vanity tonics to vanilla extract. It critiques the lack of objective standards and potential loopholes for varying tolerance and ingredient forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Attorney General's Department
Austin
Wing
Igor
Naah Webster
Tutuye
Geeneral
Athane
Suffrage in Texas Becomes a Real Political Issue
A column argues equal suffrage is the major constitutional question for Texas voters this year. It notes women must show strong desire for the ballot, cites San Antonio suffrage campaigns, and frames the issue as a pivotal test of public sentiment among women and men alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vexus
Texas
Equal Suffrage Movement
Khovenicht
San Antonio
Weil
Losay
Fragmented OCR Speech Reflects War Era Slang and Confusion
A garbled OCR passage blends slang war era speech about soldiers, civilians, and social tensions. It hints at training, travel, and implied conflict with scattered names and place hints, but readability is fragmented and uncertain.
Letters to The Light Shining From The Paper
A jumble of late 19th century letters to a community paper discusses publications and editorials. The writer calls for readers to subscribe and critiques local leaders, urging civic involvement and scrutiny of town affairs. The piece blends political commentary with speculative intent and mentions a town committee and various actors.
Fragmented Read of Contested Gender Rights in Early Text
An excerpted historical letter discusses gender roles and equal rights, contrasting traditional authority with emerging questions of autonomy. It references judgment, marriage, and church lines, noting resistance to change and the tension between cultural norms and evolving ideas.
Debate Over Woman Suffrage and Rights in Election
A dated discourse argues about suffrage for women and the right to vote, citing constitutional issues and the role of women in society. The speaker questions the impact of granting full voting privileges and reflects on justice, tradition, and civic duty amid a broader election context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tale
United States
Ada
Esaugh
AdAyx
Turkish officials charged over Armenian massacre in Constantinople
Constantinople April 4 reports Surert porkinia charged with involvement in the massacre of Armenians. Among those taken into custody are Abins Hain Pasha former minister of public works, and Said Haliphemis. Wemal Bay is detained and trials are set to proceed in a court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Abins Hain Pasha
Prother
Haliphemis
Wemal
Suores Wilson Attends Peage Meeting Raps Shipping Board
A Chicago Apol 24 report portrays Suores Wilson criticizing the United States policy on wartime shipbuilding and price controls. The piece notes Wilson’s trip with bankers and press, urging a clear postwar price strategy and denouncing delays in defining national policy. It highlights allied reactions and calls for decisive reconstruction economics.
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Chicago
Apel
Missippi Valley
Heoh
Merrick
Wilson
Eury
United States
New Eniell
Washington
Fragments Describe National Association Officers Meeting
The readable text outlines an association convening with officers named including John Tarkere in New Orleans as president and Harry He Mere as secretary. It references a postponed annual convention to be held in St. Louis with discussion of ship ownership issues and corporate leadership changes amid state actions and industry events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormiery
Penton
Slater
Mexico
Loresol
Shipx Co
Gulf Prks
Tanesiana
Peto
John" Tarkere
New Orleans
Provident
Harry He Mere Flak
Chicagot
Wale Hop Daykor
Orleans
Albert Mackis
New Orlane
Sam Dreben and Pershing Linked in Paris Mission
The fragment describes Sam Dreben a US Army sergeant and mercenary figure, connected to General Pershing and a Paris excursion during the early US Army expedition. It mentions his discharge from the 4th Infantry and return to the States, with claims of international notoriety and service details from a 1917 era publication.
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Sam Probe
Firet Sengaunt
Paris
Pershing
Mogivo
Ly Amerfeny
J4let Infantey
Brest
Saneks
Vlaraeler
Vnl
Hus
Meker
Fiat
Wiex
Adarina
Leon Usnin
Konig
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