U S Upholds Right to Arms Exports Amid War Aid
In a Washington note dated August 16, the United States sharply denies aiding Austria-Hungary’s enemies by exporting war munitions. The terse démarche rejects Vienna’s protest and insists a strict reading of neutrality obligations and international law.
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Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised in Letter
A woman from Plover praises Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for curing her daughter’s health troubles after doctors failed. The letter claims periods normalized and strength returned, urging others to seek the remedy and contact the company in Lynn Mass for confidential advice.
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Neutrality and arms export policy in wartime note
The United States replies to the Austro-Hungarian note on arming and ammunition exports. It defends unrestricted trade in arms in wartime, argues neutrality requires no ban on shipments, and cites international law and history. The memo critiques restricting belligerents while preserving national safety and peace.
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World educators gather for 53rd National Education Association
Varlard California hosts delegates from 27 foreign countries for the 53rd annual National Education Association conven tion opening with an estimated 10 000 on hand. A nominating committee was to be appointed and speeches by international figures including Mme Montessori of Italy were planned.
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National Education Association
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Chariot of Poor Man Runs Again in Austin Fight
Austin authorities face renewed effort to regulate the so called poor man’s chariot as Judge A B Fisher rules Austin’s regulatory ordinances unconstitutional. City attorney Bouldin Ferter to return from vacation for new legal maneuvers possibly within two weeks.
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Americans in Canadian forces praised for support in Flanders
London Aug 16 Major General Bushes Canadian minister of military affairs said at a meeting that there are no fewer than 2000 Americans in the Canadian militancy contingent. He noted gratitude for American volunteers who have joined Canadian and Indian troops in Flanders. Over 2000 Americans enlisted with more wanted. some offered their services as officers.
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Flanders
State Board Completes Teacher Certification Grading
Austin Texas August 16 The state board of examiners in session for three weeks expects to finish grading this week. The board has been handling papers of about 10 000 teachers seeking permanent state school certificates and various licenses. After grading is finished the compiled data will be announced detailing how applicants will be approved or rejected.
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Nueces Election Cases in September
Corpus Christi Aug 16 Prominent Nueces Countians face trial on August 16 in Judge Waller T Burts court as part of the murder club cases tied to alleged irregularities in the 1814 general election. Indictments returned by a federal grand jury name Mun Sola N. Garner Jel Melemere Cyelon as congressmen candidates amid conspiracy claims.
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San Antonio
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Brownsville
May whip convicts restored at penal institutions
A Texas investigation reports that corporal punishment in state penitentiaries is being reconsidered by the Thirty fourth Legislature. The special committee plans to report to the governor and may move to restore flogging as a disciplinary measure. The panel notes convict work and discipline improving with stricter oversight, while some officials fear renewed brutality.
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