Malion men negotiate plan to defend U S with five acre settlements
U S defense proposal envisions 10 000 volunteers drawn from tenement districts and settled on five acre homesteads in the West. Senator Works urges a public land system through the Interior Department to establish a reserve force for national defense and civil protection. The plan would enlist for five years, train in September, and aim to create not less than a regiment on Pacific Coast and surrounding areas.
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Amino Tun
War Department
Antion
Bern
Hye
Calfornia
Works
Mississippi
Froud
Secretary of the Interior
Yuanaueliy
Boy EO denies sighting secret report from American officers
Captain Bov-Ro, the German naval attache, issued an official statement denying reports he obtained a confidential American naval report through secret agents. He said the papers were fabrications and inventions and that he never heard of such material. The German embassy criticized the reports as irresponsible and unverified.
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New York
Bov-Ro
Boy-Eul
Snehare
Rans
Hans Upon Mle
White House
Navy
Wilson
Crewne
Amy Saih
United States
Inventions or mischief in a morning paper debate
A reader disputes a series of articles accusing officials of stealing a confidential naval report for President Wilson. He denies any such report exists and questions the claims, labeling them unfounded. The document also notes a Baptist missionary fund announcement and mentions a garage remark after a reported statement.
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Tex
Dee
Br. A. B. Ingram
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Clits
Baptist State Escentivl Board
Corms Chtisti Baptist
ASPHYSIATING GAS USED IN BOMBS ON VENICE CITIES
Associated Press correspondence from Venice reports a new terror tactic using 35 physiating gas in aerial bombs. The raid yielded one death but many injured from choking and gas effects, while targets such as arsenals and railway positions remained unscathed. Church damage and surrounding chaos are noted amid strict military cordons.
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Associated Press
Venice
Sis
Lealy
Cis
Dormitory contracts planned for Girls' Training School
The managers of the Girls' Training School at Ginnville will meet in Waco next Wednesday. They plan to award contracts for two dormitories with an appropriation of 5500 each including equipment. Patrick Cleary chairs the meeting, consulting with the university affiliate. Construction aims to begin in June, with a capacity of 60 students.
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Hex
Ginlnesville
Waco
Tatrick Cleary
Jette Loard
Pratow
Unie
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