President to receive broad powers over wheat crop
Washington reports Barnes, head of the Grain Corporation, urged Congress to empower the President to implement the guaranteed price for the wheat crop. He sought authority to borrow at least 1.6 billion dollars, to buy and sell wheat, to control storage and exchange, and to grant preferential rail and shipping service for cereals. He proposed allocations for export and noted existing wheat in reserve and shipments abroad.
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Washington, D. C
Budulins Barnes
Pod Arlostutere Gou's
Grain Corporation
Gress Today
Almuush the
Hone Agculture Committee
Bowers Lu
Wilson
Barnes
Crcilit Ane
Graiat Corporation
Avid
Howe Aid Atiroad
Crciit
Jwice
Lirense Doubre
Willers
Exchange Trading
Ani
Barkes
Bebe Ruwry
Heliet
Helghum
Barns
Grois Corporation
Cat
Joanei
National War veterans urged to join postwar job drive
Secretary Daniel urged American business leaders to align with government plans to employ returning veterans and expand manufacturing. He stressed cooperation among chambers of commerce and trade boards, and argued for investing in waterways and transportation to support national prosperity.
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Nishingtia
Th C
Chamber of Commerce
Board of ‘Trade
Mavy Jworld
America
Rapsdell
Hines Explains View On Railroads to Senate Committee
In a morning colloquy with Senator Hormorene of Orig, Hines argues for private ownership of railroads, cites government control limits, and urges a plan to reorganize the system. He says Congress lacks authority to fully reorganize and warns continued control risks internal strife until a final settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wienheington
Direeti
Hormorene
Orig
Senate
Congrese
Hines
Fongresn
Milinngt
Chinese Red Is Slain in Far East Power Struggle
Report says Communist Party Chinese section president was killed by an unidentified person amid turmoil in Petrograd linked to Moscow control. Story notes possible major consequences, with references to Alekowan influence and harsh actions toward Russia’s Ghbibee iyitie. Additional items mention a Houston interest in a separate land lease and a Mexican grants tale tied to Domingo Losora.
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Blockholm
Gbibee Iyitie Tm
Russia
Jos
West Petrorrail
Dandruff Remedy Promise Claims Glorious Hair Shine
An advertisement style piece touts a four ounce liquid solution as a cure for dandruff, promising shiny silky hair and complete dandruff eradication by morning. It asserts the product dissolves scales, stops scalp aging, and vastly improves daily appearance, urging purchase at drug stores.
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Agbl
Alice
Tony
Catarrhal Deafness Remedy Suggested in Early Ad
A dubious home remedy claims to cure catarrhal deafness using a whiskey mix, sugar, water, and a throat drop. The text advises quick relief and mentions nasal opening and breathing aids, warning against indiscriminate use and suggesting professional consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton
Prohibition and court rulings dominate Austin docket
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals affirms the lower court in a decision concerning state prohibitions and local option regulations. A separate injunction seeks to bar Poly Ford from selling Wyne in Steppyend after a conference with the attorney general. Also reported are a fatal wreck near Chicago and a disciplinary note on a birds advocacy case, with scattered district court notes across Austin and El Paso.
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Austin
Tex
Court of Criminal Apperl
Prink Whitty
Tadge
Dks
Aguinal Satoon
el Pas
Ferg Keb
Alvin U Vinton
Amteone
Ravds Canty Viatelet
Tigris
Selestad
Coast of Civil Appeals
Poly Ford
Steapyyend
Modification of Bull Worm Law Faces Opposition in Legislature
In Austin Texas Governor Hobby's land bill faces a potential two thirds vote as lawmakers debate modifying the Bull Worm law to permit limited cotton growth under state Agricultural Department supervision. Senate and House engrossment moves press for Friday session amid broad partisan debate on suffrage, tax and development measures, with other bills on oil, juries, and German territory questions advancing.
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Austin
Tex
Hobby
Agricultual Department
Department of Agricuture
Iuegialature
Senate
Hale
Bys
Texas
Ehator Westbrook
Hyol Jia
Wanlbans
Bexar
W. F. Dem
Walker
Whitale
Shail
Paul Devision
Avelliwayan
II Ninghura al Galvestons
Nima Nucen Mulroney
Dallas
Ma. Colenun
San Antonio
Koe
Douin
Crambigings
Mpa
Mahones
Biel
Washington
Engrossiaeul
Grossmient
Brown
Larvant
Gortzam
Rexar
Ragland
New Auat
California
Adjustment of Pro Problems Afloat in League Postwar Talks
Fragmented, OCR-like text discusses postwar League adjustments and reparations. Mentions Germany, blockade, and Allied finances, with unclear names and dates. Unable to extract coherent events. reads as stray notes on international talks and economic reparations.
Unclear text on church league meeting and religious leaders
Fragmentary report describes a church league gathering at North Armvi near San Antonio with mentions of religious leaders, organization names, and a conference. The text reflects cautions against movements and claims of possible plans or protests, but details are garbled and uncertain.
Former Officers Held in Aveburg Case
Avgrutan City reports former officers Avgurtan Lanu venante and Lavine of Chacha fon faced charges of audacity and assault. Investigations show they allegedly used a fatal force during a traffic-related incident. Both were released on bail by the local court after brief detentions.
Train Wreck Near Fort Waril Delays Service
A derailed troop train near Fort Waril Wisconsin caused extensive damage and injuries. Survivors report chaos as responders work through wreckage aboard the scorched cars.
Women Volunteers Rally Behind War Bond Drive
A report on women volunteers working with the YWCA to boost war bond sales. Despite poor weather, the group raised funds totaling over 16 000 dollars, with plans to continue selling bonds on Thursday if possible. The meeting praised the effort, noted fatigue from campaigns, and urged more participation from business supporters.
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Thoiy
Bachvoy
Haig
Elf
Sugil McGowny
G. Aedet Monee
Mont
Wafamiitire
Recreation event highlights mothers and daughters gathering
A community celebration titled Mother and Daughter Day was held at the association clubroom with Miss Holt and Mrs Adele Tinysemas coordinating. Speakers discussed family relationships and health, while vendors and refreshments accompanied the event, supported by local clubs and officials.
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Wetti
Miss Holt
Adele Tinysemas
Fee Fregtiona
San Avtante
Mioy
Turthen
Thisnusvian
Isearies
Alva Wilgin
Ahd
Free dental clinic established for all school children
A city initiative in San Antonio sets up a free dental clinic at Hotel Hospital to serve schoolchildren. Since opening, thirty five children have received treatment. organizers aim to reach thousands. The Mothers Council and School Board back the effort with staff and funding.
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Wchrough
San Antonio Cowell
Wohert 5
Green Memorin
Conthia
Herlinis
Monay
Sven
San Autumig
Council of Mothers
San Antonio
Ehim
Tima
Elinic
Antonio
Danter
Gouri
FW. MoeAlister
Lexus Congress of Mathers
Antonio Woonen
Mathers
Pia
Aspense
Dhuting
Mori George Et Peyton
Willi Carpenter
Trongrrey
McAllister
Publey
Armenia's Role in World War Aligned With Allies
Article reports a speech by a native of Armenia detailing Armenia's part in the war on the Allies' side. It describes anti-Ottoman sentiment, Armenian humanitarian concerns, and calls for support of war efforts, funds, and enlistment in the Allied cause.
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Armenia
London Strike Ties Up Traffic
A London strike disrupts city traffic as workers protest with coordinated actions. Reports mention unions pressing for wage and policy concessions, causing transit slowdowns and delays across multiple districts. No injuries reported. authorities urge alternate routes and expect gradual recovery as negotiations continue.
Major Hoffman Out in Wichita Wally Case
A garbled report notes Major Hoffman’s removal amid personnel shifts and a chain of command changes, detailing training at Leo Spring 94 and transfers through Camp Cravis Venehed, with mentions of Washington visits and a fallen officer’s role in university ceremonies.
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Tuther Hothorn
Wravigy
United
Betterview
Wichita Wally
Hoffman
Leo Spring
Gamay
Rusk Insurance
Cravis
United States
Adjutant General
Aljubang Ab
Washington
Jiwads
Cyvis
Ayers
University of ‘Berns
Anson ‘Ie
Delite Sio Wenserhiy Ter
Merry Wadgts
San Antonio Leads In Postwar Population Shifts
In a fragmented report the San Antonio area shows notable demographic changes with increases tied to Black population representation and postwar migration. Fort Worth and nearby cities also register growth percentages, while figures like S184 and 1,144,020 are referenced in a pricing and population context amid a broader regional pattern.
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Erusy
TDIB
WAL Wien
Kbite
Fort Worth
Antonia Nod Winn
EL Win
Future Work Discussed by Officials at Army Conference
Officials from the Southern Department of the Army met in Washington for a two day conference led by General Secretary Currin and department secretaries. The gathering featured talks on mobilization, the structure of allied forces, and organizational planning. Attendees included representatives from Buffalo New York and Washington with discussions on service roles and mobilization needs for upcoming operations.
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Raymond Iawn
Buffalo N.Y
North America
Ajeet
Mr. Beans
Kart
Siyanathe
Meeretitrien S
Sewett
Chinn Peanperards
Eddee
Kervlis 5
Winkle
Cale
Burnatt
An Cody
Anne Ween
Villiers
Rap
Hards
Rhoewalt
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Baker
Bryer Meienston
He Sopa
Toy Cityn
Congress
Nmae Ta Teelde
Hesnin
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Roniv Horryra
W. T. Walker
Houston
Il Aeveionnien
Domingo Losora
Dandruff
Option Law Superior
Saxe Court of Criminal Appeals
Amtovha
Pus
Bensthoud
Hollond
Wrevbert
Rhoenberger
Colin Bawlun
Ap Stra
J.P. Peutinat
Rave
Ahnantsie
Stuart
Deni
Ronning
Oishevien
Flaediz
Germany
Ircles
Asad
Blickiule
Ubu
Duimaerte
Stugrork Ik
Adinet
Golif Jorn
Teak
Te Owly
Tugianived
Cael Muze
Gax
She
Nuke Blane
Korat Suir Hanibwarn
Want Church League
Religinuh Works
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Jones
Tauneling
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Ts Unit
Hie
Jobe
Mr. Srown
Vie St. Anthomy Motel
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Meretories
Souther Department
Lintignant
Lontiney
Lavine
Chachafon
Ale Affleornnes
Cat Hameauk
Avg
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Roy Over
Alley
Edwuntiog
Man Ward
Alia Ie
Jule
Qeilli
Singlucer
Fort Waril
Wex
Tang
Wwe
Letty
Spadal
Hiturnaone
Dave
Mothers
Susie
Helsingforn
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Shukiye
Scotts Emulsion
Scott
Betty Bowne
Green
M. M. Aijian
T Cat First Presbyterian
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L'Nrsins
American College At
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Acaeonti
Lpm
Warren
Ban Antocins
Jauieh
Sivat
Eeniemion
Irene Conny
Allie
Wong
Tits Allie
Sop
Hexar
Innhem
Simo
London
Clyde
Kraturning
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Keb
Athera
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Jefferson Sts
Washer Bros
Major Hoffman
Njotant
Carp
Travis Ty
RMY
St. Anthony Hotel
Chandiery Tentlon
Washington, D.C
Ron
Conpmntttar
Phare A
Chandler
Crippt
Caldwell
Infante
Otter
Dr. Caldwell
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