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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1917
Page
10
Havana reports the censor commission issued an official order modification after a dispute over rights and foreign press limits. Telegrams will be sent to censor offices in London and related officials as authorities review newspaper restrictions.
American and Canadian railway engineers fought alongside British troops on the French front near Gouzeaucourt during the Meuse counter actions. They held trenches, aided by American and Canadian officers, repelled German assaults, recovered weapons, and aided in the withdrawal under heavy shelling. An official note commends their endurance and cooperation with allied commands.
Fragmentary OCR text describes chaotic combat scenes with American and Canadian troops, British forces, and various named units. Mentions captors, allied forces, and movement near a location, but with many garbled terms. Readable entities are sparse. core action suggests ongoing fighting and brief tactical notes.
The provided text is a chaotic OCR dump with numerous garbled phrases, names, and interleaved editorial notes. It mentions various persons and likely discussion of restoration or commentary but contains no coherent event or report to summarize.
General Pershing notified the War Department of two American soldiers killed and seven wounded in action between November 12 and 27 in Monrce France. Names listed include Corporal Virgil W. Wes, Jamesville Virginia, and Private Tavwina Kraste, St James Missouri, among others with several slightly wounded.
The San Apanio Aerie No. 7H of the Order of Eagles held elections with Annie Sleotlin among those reelected and Will Compete listed among officers. Voting and roles for several positions are noted, including president, treasurer, and other officers, with several names appearing in the roster.
A scattered, early 20th century text notes Swiss and United trade sections, bids, and livestock markets with references to committees, delegates, and upcoming events. It mentions West Virginia, livestock readings, and commissions, hinting at regulatory moves and scheduled speeches or gatherings.
A. Carver of 21 Wicks Street reports his wife suffered years of indigestion fatigue and nervous breakdown then improved after taking Tanlac. He says the tonic quickly steadied her, restored strength and sleep, and anticipates complete recovery if she continues. Tanlac advertised in San Mateo at local stores.
A wartime health report from the National Army and National Guard camps notes overall improvement in conditions with a rise in healthy cases and fewer fatalities. Divisions report varied progress, with several camps counting more recoveries and some new cases amid ongoing screening and prevention efforts.
Fragmentary OCR text references Camp Travis and fire related aid or incident. No clear names, dates, locations, or outcomes emerge beyond these hints. Summary relies on unreadable portions. no verifiable individuals or events are identifiable.
Fragmentary wire service text from December reports Russian delegates at Brest-Litovsk negotiating armistice terms with Central Powers including Germany and Austria Hungary. The article notes evasive German responses and proposals for a general front truces, with emphasis on Russian insistence that only specific terms be discussed and Allied participation not granted.
Fragmented OCR text describes a Brazil mission and various places and names, with unclear sequence of events and references to authorities and locales. The readable fragments mention international activity, governance, and a possible arrival or deployment, but concrete facts remain obscured by garbled wording.
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