Four seek position of superintendent in Confederate Home
Four applications have been filed with the board of managers of the Confederate Home for the superintendent post following the resignation of Dr. Al C. Oliver. The four candidates are Captain Jack Croby of Stephenville Captain George W of Austin General Felix Rdertson of Crawford and Captain Dave A. Wilson of Austin.
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Socialists in Reichstag Split on War Funds Vote
Berlin dispatch reports a split among Socialists over war credits in the Reichstag with a minority faction resigning its leader Hugo Haase. The body approved a ten billion mark war credit as insiders note taxes must rise to fund postwar needs, with newspapers noting anticipated indirect tax increases.
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Helfferich
Tax talk in wartime Germany predicts cautious future
The Taweblatt and Vorwaerts discuss Dr. Helferich Laters speeches on war taxes. They note that new taxes may be announced next year with debate over necessity. The papers caution against heavy taxation and stress care for the empire’s financial future while stressing loyalty to wartime unity.
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New York Considers Horse Meat Sales Start Date
The New York board of health announced horse meat may be sold for food after January 1. Emerson noted the department did not oppose it but no formal warning exists yet. Officials said horses, once sold for bone value, will be slaughtered for meat while precautions prevent misrepresentation.
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Maerwyn
Expulsion Demanded From Party Over Mme Schwimmer
London reports say the Norwegian peace party shuns Mme Rosika Schwimmer and seeks her expulsion, arguing she neutrals the movement while Ford’s peace expedition proceeds. Dispatches note Ford as idealistic yet questioned, with plans to sail to Stockholm. Schwimmer urged receptions for fundraisers amid war-ending hopes. A North Carolina tobacco area risks waste prevention with a spring program.
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Stockholm
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North Carolina
Anti-kamola Tablets Promised Quick Pain Relief
An old remedy claim promotes Anti-Lamais Tablets as a universal pain and illness relief. The author asserts they ease malarial aches after quinine, headaches from digestion, neuralgia, and menstrual pain. Two tablets are said to give prompt relief, with use advised by druggists and claimed safety for fainting spells.
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Navy Equal to Any Nation Urged as World War Ends
The United States Navy should be strengthened to match the world’s strongest fleets, with a five year plan proposing about $499 million in new ships and facilities. The Navy General Board urges continuous building, including seven ships in 1916, and outlines defense needs, economic impacts, and the role of sea power in protecting commerce and deterring invasion.
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Money Kings End World War Drift In Texas Governor’s Message
The Texas governor discussed wartime financing and policy as he toured the East Coast. He urged swift end to the war within a year, warned against further large-scale federal aid, and noted Texas should not bear undue burdens. The talk covered revenue, national defense spending, and potential private investment in Texas banks and industries.
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Chile
Siasht
Eld Phar
Tin
Wilson
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New York
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Kentucky
Submarine warfare and naval manpower debate outlined
A historical summary describes Allied naval concerns over submarine dominance, merchant losses of 182 ships and 650,000 tons, plus calls for battle cruisers and staffing needs. It notes a proposed manpower minimum for 1917 and recommends officer promotion safeguards and legislative fixes.
Bond Issue Draws Court Scrutiny in Texas
A Texas bond issue faces court scrutiny as life insurers withdraw, with $84,008 penalty claims and a five year option noted. The second bond issue by Tytena Aupenised is tied to a district recorder’s filing and regulatory questions linger over tax claims and issuer responsibilities.
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