Old Order in Germany Gone, Ebert States
Fragmentary account cites Ebert and Scheidemann era debates in Berlin. It quotes Breitscheid and Barth arguing Spartacist and Independent factions drift toward Bolshevism while warning against collapse of government. References to food shortages, propaganda, and calls for public demonstrations amid political turmoil.
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Germany
Ebert
Betceen
Ebert-Sckeidemann
Berlin
Aust
Jeniers
Lugo Haase
Emil Barth
Tidolgh “Breitscheid
Ernest Friedrich
Theat
Rheid
Upton Sinclair
Terr Ebert
Nave
Seheidowani
San Jareb
Dr Breitscheit
Cauitell
Iow
Mattacuus
Ini
Independent Party
Kaiser
Independent
Herbert Selieidemann
Gor
iAmerica
Harden
Dr. Breitscheid
Darden
Puan Weekly Magazine Planned for Texas Launch
Former Kelly Field editors Lowart Tt. Bros and Prank J Savage plan a new weekly titled The Tosus Eagle. They aim to base it in San Antonio after being discharged from service. The project follows trips to New York and other cities, drawing on past newsroom experience and optimism for Southwestern readership.
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Lowart Tt. Bros
Prank J. Savage
Kelly Field
Bagley Air
San Antonio
Savage
Newsday
Los Angeles
California
Arizona
Texas
New & Ton
Antonio
Jerome
Ariz
San Lorenio
Comnani
Bangs
Suture
Southwest
San Antonio Leads West Texas Development Move
In a bold political statement the Texas Eagle asserts San Antonio must lead the Southwest development push. It proclaims independence from factional disputes and pledges to back growth and economic progress while highlighting new offices opened by Mr. Bnngs and Mr. Savane Binve at the Central Office building.
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San ‘Antonio
San Antonio
San Antena
Bnngs
Savane Binve
Society of Nations to Be Formed Soon
The article notes the formation of a Society of Nations in the near future. It mentions regions such as the Caucasus, Turkestan, and Persian and Russian spheres, suggesting Kurdish inclusion on Persia’s northern boundary due to shared blood and religion. Britain shows sympathetic interest and careful consideration of Kurdish claims.
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Society OF Nations
Caucasus
Turkestan
Persid An
Great Britain
Paris
Bern
Athens Ranch Strike Indicts Ranger Action
Reading fragmentary testimony from a 1918 Texas case, witnesses describe ranger activity in the Rio Grande region. Indictments allege mistreatment and a fatal shooting involving three Mexicans and a deserter, with mixed statements about who fired the fatal shot. Proceedings reference a grand jury in Storr County and statements by officials about testifying and the killing of Lizanto Munoz. The narrative preserves conflicting accounts of the incident and its aftermath.
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Canalex
Jesus’ Villareal
Villareal
Fulaya
Iver
Ait Marea
Tie Ganas
Rio Grande City
Copia
tocEtoma
Lizanto Munoz
Bdds
Noat
Chaleiian
Thy Grant Jury
Storr
Mncmvdeal
Tie
Bion Sanches
Bo'cock
Tio Ines
Blande
Mona
Mrederion Soden
Teai
Avil
Leet Yay
Maxton
Thy Dal
Svithin
Tabrowville
Labor shortage fears loom as immigration trimmed
Washington reports fears of a continued labor shortage due to tighter immigration and aging workers. The Department of Labor predicts millions extra job seekers amid rising factory needs, urging manufacturers to speed up training and boost efficiency to meet a projected shortage next year.
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Washington, C
Apara- Hons Soul
Serge Sumbora
Betiwenn Fatorioa
Government Wheat Price Plan May Lower Food Costs
Washington February reports that the agriculture committee approved a bill to guarantee government wheat prices with a $2.20 per bushel floor, predicting lower flour prices for consumers though other foods may fall. The measure contemplates government purchase and sale price differences, a $2 billion appropriation, and presidential power to extend grain operations via a revolving fund.
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Washington
I. C
Houxw Agricultura Committee
Tw Dil
Cunthina
Tod
Comait
Cheerp Iu
Incomiigtor
Preventea
Food Administration
Department of Agriculture
Haolline
Cienterp
United Taterruin Corporation
Mmy
Natahslale
Court bill killed stalls new criminal district court in Texas
A Texas House debate halted a measure to create nine new criminal district courts for tiesn county. Nordhaus opposed citing added maintenance costs between 20 000 and 30 4000 dollars annually and a board could extend docket times despite promises of efficiency. Representative Tack sought revival of the plan in a later session. Gartes Mi Puinurs Dispatch.
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Areijin
Tex
Hine
Criminal District Court
Tiesnz County
Shtel
Farsieon
Ynoninous Convent
Nordhann Jiomadlate Ohioctol
Netion
Nordhaus
Hot Four
Juntuen
Devon County
Essen
Fli
Tack Mare
Immigration inspector charged with aiding evader in New York case
Federal court heard charges against an immigration inspector accused of aiding an evader seeking border relief. The unnamed NY official allegedly assisted a suspect in evading the draft and tax laws while pursuing overseas travel and entry irregularities. The investigation also touched on a broader case involving an arrest and alleged secret searches linked to Joseph, a bankrupt individual, and a related sequence of financial and passport irregularities.
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New York
Wan Nyraljineat
Tan Mite
Uwilliam Joseph
Anil Eit Taxineas
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Hun Projectiles Corporation
United States
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All News-dealers
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Jiiterar Digest Funk & Wagnalls Company
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oyCorner
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