Hearst Linked to Enemies in Affidavit Claims
New York, Aug 2. State Attorney General Merton F. Lewis says he can prove with affidavits that newspaper publisher William Randolph Hearst hosted and met with Bolou Pasha and Count von Bernstorff at his Riverside Drive apartment. He cites multiple witnesses including chauffeurs doormen and an elevator operator detailing visits and parties involving Hearst Bolo Pasha and Bernstorff amid alleged German propaganda activities.
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New York
Merton F. Lewis
William Handolph Hearet
Bolu Pasha
France
Treasos
Count von Bernstorff
Germany
United States
Lewis
Hearst Ceart
Bolo
Bernstart
Hearst
Americ
Ayo Lewis
Paris
Bertelli
Bolo Pasha
Orice
Lev
Byles
Bernstorff
Riverside Drive
Tee
Super
Daurry Aden
Huw
Wiluse
Atu
Luese
Luly
Carl d. Breumksen
Gernsturt
Ariven
Biedest
Alexander 2
Gasello
Nativad Army
Camp Vevens
Wok Burnstortt
Meurst
Uly Wuree
Bolu
Jerustorff
Nick Neamus
Berustorff
Duke de Laaw
Duke de la Car
Gasetto
Charles H. Jerome
Sivertudendent
Uta
Imma
Mr. Hearstott
Tony
Pasha
Wilson Endorses Harris in Georgia Senate Contest
President Wilson writes Clark Howell to label Thomas W Hardwick an opponent to his administration while praising William J Harris as a consistent ally Harris formerly led the Federal Trade Commission and is backed by Howard and Cooper in Macon The note urges party unity in the Georgia race but avoids dictating voter choice.
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Atlanta
Clark Howell
Georgia
Wilson
Thomas W. Hardwick
Howell
Hardwick
William J. Harris
William Selley Howard
John QR. Cooper
Macon
Harris
Federal Trade Commission
Haris
Labor Day Parade to Feature Military Units and Union Bands
Labor Day parade plans outlined with five divisions led by bands and a military detachments from the post. The route passes Alamo Plaza and Military Plaza with flags, a Grand Marshal in charge, and multiple union bands staging the procession. Post-parade Koehler Park hosts picnics, dancing, sports, and a municipal band concert.
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Labor Committee
Trade Council
Alamo Plaza
Houston
Santa Rosa Avenue
Commerce Street
Commerce
Military Plaza
City Hall
Dolorosa Street
Main Plaza
Alamo Street
Alamo
United States
Mounted Police
Wayne Bohanan
Smith
William L. Hoefgen
Paul Stefler
Trades Council Committee
Bell
Davis
Allied Printing Trades Council
San Antonio Union Band No
San Antonion Union Band No
Koehler Park
Commissioner Calls for Nonpartisan Insurance Banking Office
Austin, Aug. 12. Commissioner Charles A. Austin urges removing insurance and banking from political influence. He recommends five year terms for the commissioner and removable bank examiners only for inefficiency or malfeasance, to safeguard solvency and public welfare. Governor Hobby has not indicated future changes.
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Austin
Texas
Department of Government
Hobby
Oatmeal Dermille Skin Remedy Promises Quick Results
An advertisement touts a home oatmeal remedy mixed with Dermille to improve sun damaged skin. It claims rapid, dramatic changes to the face neck hands and arms after a single night and weeks of use, with a money back guarantee from department stores and druggists. It cites testimonials from women including Edna Wilder and G. V. and promises safe, hair growth free outcomes.
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Sindal
Mite
Edna Wilder
Dorwillo
Ofi
G. V
Maedna Wihler
Diam
Derwillyu
Pel Denville
Mitimest
Hig Cy Under & Money Tetuah
Wagner and
Milburn Tiros
Six Hour Day Proposal At Port Sunlight
A 1910s article discusses Lord Leverhulme promoting a six hour workday in factories at Port Sunlight. The plan argues shorter hours boost output and justify higher wages, contrasting with a long eight hour day. It also notes a German soldier’s pay and food g costs amid wartime austerity.
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Jondon
Port Sunlight
Lord Leverhulme
Weds in White House Bride is Alice Wilson in first lady circles
Miss Alice Wilson niece of President Wilson married Rev. Isaac Stuart McElroy Jr. of White Sulphur Springs West Virginia at the White House. The groom plans to depart soon for missionary work in Japan.
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Alice Wilson
President Wilson
Isaac Stuart McElroy Jr
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
White House
McElroy
Japan
Hold Big Negro Meet in San Antonio from Aug Four Days
Several thousand Texas Negroes will gather in San Antonio August 14 to 18 for sessions of the state Sunday School and BLY Congress at Second Baptist Church Chestnut and Center Streets. Dr W T Crawford of Austin directs with a patriotism theme and addresses by notable state leaders. The Always Faithful Cadets youth movement will be organized locally for boys aged 11 and under, with meetings at church halls and schools during the congress week.
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Texas
San Antonio
Tne
Second Baptist Church
Chestnut and
Center Streets
W. T. Crawford
Austin
Ver Scouts
de Crawford
Europe
WL Welly
Seana
Thrift Gap Between America and Britain During War
The piece contrasts American workers earning high wartime wages with signs of spending excess, while noting British thrift with six and a half million war savings holders and thirteen million savings accounts. It calls war workers to emulate prudent saving and warns against prodigality as incomes rise.
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Mass
National War Savings Asvervision of
Great Britain
Tirteen Milion
How Mrs. Boyd Avoided an Operation
Canton Ohio woman Mrs Manis Boyd recounts suffering female troubles and a doctor advised surgery. Her mother urged Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and she reports relief enabling her to resume housework. The ad urges others to try the remedy before surgery and offers medical advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass.
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Canton
Ohio
Lydia EE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Manis Boyp
5Th &T
N. E
Lydia FE. Pintsham
Lydia &. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mass
Light Tanks Thee Feature In Last Battle
A 1918-era dispatch reviews armored warfare and rapid tactics in the Somme battle. It notes light tanks boosting speed and protection, German retreat hints, and the alliance’s evolving strategy. The piece praises innovative thinking by English French and American minds and stresses the navy's central role in national power.
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Herbert Sidebotham
Feondon ‘Times Service
San Antonio
Philadephia Public Cr
The
Public Ledger Co
London
Passchendaele
Sormine
Luce
Chaulines
Wich
Montdidier- Roye
Montdidier
Chinennes
Geermn
Montidier Salient
Wes
Somme
Ludendorfft
Lloyd George
Navy
Mercantile Marine
No instance of naval greatness in history misuse
The text argues the navy’s role has been undervalued in policy due to overemphasis on materiel and funding. It cites criticism of the admiralty for not weighing naval questions within national councils prior to wars. An unrelated accident report follows about an insect causing a driver to lose control in New Jersey, resulting in death.
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Admiralty
Spain Vows Neutrality Amid Spain Germany Tension
Madrid reports the council of ministers under King Alfon so discussed foreign relations and the Spain Germany conflict after the torpedoing of Spanish vessels. Premier Maura pledged no changes endangering Spain’s impartial neutrality while pursuing a strong defense of national interests.
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Council of Ministers
Madrid
Alfonso
Spain
Cerhiany
Maura
Ers
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