Mexico Emphasizes Economic Struggles Across Regions
A 1915 report outlines conditions in multiple Mexican districts amid upheaval and inflation. Acapulco Guerrero and Aguascalientes face suspended commerce. Durango, Sonora, and Monterrey report mine and manufacturing disruptions. Some improvements noted later, with agriculture rebounding in valleys and a tentative shift toward restored demand for American supplies.
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Washington
Sitxico
Republic
Torga
Mexico
Wilson
Bureau of Foreign and
Acapulco
Guerrero
Fuscie
Carrie
Atapulco
Alataneio
Ceip
Edwards
Yicrer
Mortern
Sriculaiis
Aguascalientés
Aguascalientes
Consulae
Hoter C. Caen
Teladt
Butange
Ex- Gienge
Add
Heir Apparent to German Throne Faces Strict Training Regimen
The ten year old prince William, heir apparent to the German crown, is placed under a rigorous education and discipline program. He begins early mornings with study and language training, followed by military drills, horsemanship, and household duties, aiming to mold him for state service and leadership.
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Merlin
Whelin
Finney
Tevefore
Pirs
Spartius
Wakparn
William
Giar
Zee Rug
War dispatches reveal brutal trench fighting and heroism
A soldier’s letters describe brutal frontline actions at Somme style battles. British officers and British troops endure bombardment and hand to hand fighting, with vivid scenes of courage, fear, and loss as a platoon supports a wounded officer amid heavy shelling.
Army officers relieved and retired after engineering and guard service
Washington Barracks November 21 officers of the First Engineers and various state guards are relieved from duty and ordered to report to Engineers School in Washington. Several first lieutenants and captains are listed for reassignment or retirement with notes on instructor roles and national guard service.
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Airirt
Muakwtos
William
Kent
Birt Tirutesant
Hankesg
Mhun Nation Chest
Charles S Wallace
Oklahoma
Sational Guard
Piaart
Weliam Ft. Spencer
Misaburi National
Sewel &. Wells
Fown National Guard
Sceepter
Engineers
Washington
William L. Holccose
Lowis A. Bethet
Alfred L. Annael
John
Harnis
Dovolas HJ
Gileste
Nosald A. Davidson
Co -Young
Tenn Yahooh
Harracks
Dablex
Pri Rie
George F
Harrison
Qecar
Kuentr
Epyin
Jacharus
Joan
Smvlif
Earle
Orelazih
Jobx
Conetin
Lemans
Millen
Pirst Battalion
Inovetes Engineers
Sthuss
Washington Barracks
Gallup Jy
Jou
Tomdrina Engaier
Norwich University
North
West Prink
Roger
Toarmanil
Wiltiam
Teal
Rory Thunecraus
Seine of Fen Illego
Masor Manus McLosikey
Ecaliek
Axe Elnes Ab
Iver Sotiree
Farr
School of ‘Mushotey
Throg
Grervalor
Lyste
James DE Pise le
Tei
Apell Tt
Ash Lorignauane
Wamutanant Tomar F.sauiots
Lirutesant
ROT B. Lung
Alahagin National Guard
Surat Aarwtanant Aituor
Prasim
Acronert
Jeperson- Muaptas
Charles CW
Barned
Captain names and frontier march narrates a perilous trek
Fragmentary report describes Captain Leohard of the Seventh Cavalry and Captain Becond guiding an expedition toward a frontier outpost. The text mentions a diverging path, a mission at San Dieu, and a young student participant, with unclear sequence and details.
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Arasamin T. Esa
Savep
Dave
Leohard
Seventh Cavalry
Ancient Egyptian Bar Gains in Quick Glance
Dr. Louis C. West of the University of Chicago Press reports from a ancient Egypt exhibit comparing living costs and wages. He notes ancient Egyptian prices such as a loaf of bread for 4 to 9 cents, a horse for 1.80 and a slave’s shelter cost reflecting vast differences with modern American wages. The piece discusses how a family might live on far less in ancient times than on present earnings of 22 dollars per day for an American worker.
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Monteres District
Paup C. Ilen- Wa Wriles
Tula
Mexico
Monterey
Texas
Hanng
Joel
Lieal
Uurinces
Lina Yoon
Norman
Nogales
North Bono
London
Lowthampton
England
Manders
Lorieng
Gebting
Thiepval
Fheerbaltern
Vice
Paty
Trea Tours
Waale
Dessa
Mijdda
Kaetock
Aifrulit
Belang
Simpson
Roches
Thorley
Ithele
Koneeshore
Chicago Herald
Louis CG. West
Idlars
Elvineth
Enge
Prives
Suilnx
Exyutlan
West
Orphan Seeks Lost Relatives Of 19th Century Family
Marie Wambach, born 1876 in Austin, seeks her relatives in a case involving Lorenz Wambach and Antone Wambach. An estranged mother, Mrs Strangeman, last seen in San Antonio, hopes clues from a strange man at 235 Ade Street to locate one or both. Marie has searched since 1882 without contact.
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Lorenz Wambich
Antone Wambach
Lelig
Ade
San Antono
Lorenz
Anteha
Strang
Misa Ato
Marie Wainhach
Alta
Mra Strangenean
Austin
Hore
Fan Antonio
Fan Antopo
Ft. Louis
Plan Brazos Levee Extension Approved at Angleton
Captain A A Stiles, reclamation engineer, returned from Angleton after conference with drainage commissioners. Plan calls for levee extension five to six miles long and about cent feet high to protect town from Byagus waters. Project to cost about $60,000 for district construction.
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Lilles
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