Berlin Bars American Bar And American Drink
Berlin reports a crackdown on American bars as wartime rules curb foreign words and prohibit strong drink sales. The piece notes the suppression of American bars and the erasure of the term American from local signs, amid broader war restrictions and social gossip. It recounts anecdotal soldier stories, family service in the German army, and crossfire of personal ties across front lines, reflecting wartime disruption and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hamburg
Bremen
Amierg
Amerikanlech¢ Sehontatuhe
Amerikanisthe Geranke
Fire damages Alamo Heights apartment and false alarms
Fire at The Summit on Cambridge avenue Alamo Heights caused about 2000 dollars in damage to four rooms after starting likely in the kitchen. The building valued at 7000 dollars was damaged around 1500 dollars with furniture losses near 500. The fire originated and insurance noted. A separate kitchen fire at 21544 South Alamo Street caused about 75 dollars in damage. A false alarm from box 264 South Laredo Street and South Santa Rosa Avenue occurred at 5 400 o clock Friday afternoon amid multiple recent alarms. A chimney fire at Avenue E 214 produced no damage.
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Cambridge Avenue
Alamo Heights
Siremen
M. W. Williams
Way
G. Abelman'n Fruitland
South
Alamo Street
South Laredo Street
Santa Rosa Avenue
Avenue E
Black Hundred Meet in Petrograd Discuss Anti Constitutional Unions
A late December congress in Petrograd of Stolypin era anti constitutional “Black Hundred” unions drew delegates from across the empire. The body, small in membership, is subsidized by the government. The gathering focused on remaining elements of the Russian constitution, the Duma, and actions of Zems and municipalities led by Moscow. Moscow was criticized as a rebel town while Moscow’s wartime aid of 0,000,000 rubles in money and clothing was branded noble.
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Duma
Zemsions
Moscow
Bhenkers
Tobel
Mong Independence Pursuit Threatens Vilified Duma
A fragment notes a struggle involving Mongolian independence and a government line backed by Premier Goremylda seeking to undermine the constitution and the Duma. The text suggests a coercive strategy aimed at dissolving constitutional structures and the legislative body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Goremylda
Trlail
Constituti
Duma
Fragmentary War Era Dispatches From Neutral Regions
A garbled report describes tensions as Swiss mail is opened abroad and Austrian actions are blamed for interfering with neutral communications. It cites the Journal de Geneve and mentions Austria-Hungary, Ranmania, and wartime censorship along with a breach of promise involving an American claimant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zerland
Trench Military Cennershi
America
Sweerland
Journal de Geney
Austria-Hungary
Ranmania
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