Congress Urged to Act on Universal Military Training
Rep Gray of New Jersey calls for a national conference to draft a uniform system of public school military instruction. The plan aims to prepare the nation for possible future war, justify a broader military framework, and bolster discipline and patriotism among youth while guiding policy beyond nonintervention. The conference would include ten army and navy reps and National Guard members.
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Washington
Grail
New Jersey
Gray
Army
Department of Public Institution
Malone
Ole County
United Tates
Mexico
Likm
Pap a Cola Compound ends grippe misery fast
Millions use Pap a Cola Compound to stop a cold with a dose every two hours, up to three doses. It opens blocked nostrils, relieves feverishness and sore throat, eases headaches and sneezing, and costs only 27 cents at drug stores. Be sure you get the genuine.
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Trelic
Pork supply solved as Schleithal hog crackdown unfolds
In Schleithal Bavarian authorities seized over two hundred unreported fat hogs to aid poorer households. Farmers fled fines by driving hogs into a forest, later rounded up and confiscated for village use. Returns to authorities followed by a formal food law action.
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Munich
Fen
Schleithal
Ludwigshafen
Food Commission
Vilage
Lawmakers clash over Fort Sam Houston land purchase bid
A Texas committee accused Congressman Slayden of failing to aid a war department land purchase for the Fort Sam Houston reservation. Garner and Baker pressed the War Department through Bliss, seeking a 3930,000 appropriation for 1200 acres, despite Slayden’s stated opposition.
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James I. Slayden
Congress
Washington
Sam Houston Reservation
Ican
Fourteenth Congressional District
Texas
Franz C. Groos
Chamber of Commerce
J. BR. Clegg
James RR. Davis
Morris Sheppard
John N. Garner
Slayden
Sheppard
Senate
Aoine
Garner
Congressmain
Slayiden
Finance Committee
War Department
Gartner
Baker
Tasker H. Bliss
Army
Congressional Committee
Rommittee
Chicago hotel owner to play golf in San Antonio
Alexander Dryburgh, owner of Blackstone and several Chicago hotels, is due in San Antonio Monday night for two weeks. He travels with Mrs Dryburgh and their daughter and will stay at the St Anthony Hotel in tents. The Chicagoan challenged to eighteen holes of golf at Tapsiny afternoon by letter to Assistant Manager Burke. John Irwin, Chicago meat wholesaler, accompanies the party, known for supplying many hotels and restaurants.
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Lexander Dryburgh
Blackstone
Chicago
San Antonio
Gulf
Trains Running Despite Felicista Disruption Claims
Mexican consul reports no railroad disruption between Monterey and Laredo and notes Saturday morning trains passed without delay. The Felicistas were alleged to have torn up rails but consular dispatches indicate service remained uninterrupted. No signs of Felicistas or delays were observed.
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Monterey
Laredo
Meco
T. R. Beltran
Melquiades Garcia
Nueva Laredo
Garcia
Felicistas
Rail traffic heavily cut as Germany suspends trains
Berlin dispatch notes the Berliner Tageblatt reports over 900 regular passenger trains halted since January 1 across German railways. About 1200 more services to be withdrawn soon as all rolling stock is needed to move war materiel and foodstuffs.
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Berlin
Berliner Tageblatt
Industrial America Ready to Supply War Materials
Factory owners across the North and East claim readiness to convert plants for army and navy equipment under presidential direction. Ad Mawking of New York says large contracts are already flowing to outfit a vast volunteer army, with firms ready to produce khaki, belts, tents, and undergarments. He notes a national mood of preparedness and that the United States could rapidly mobilize if conflict requires it, though not yet fully ready for war. Hawkins, stopping at the Gunter Hotel, plans wintering in California as San Antonio lures him for mild weather.
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North
East
Army
Navy
Wilson Alls
Ad. ML Mawking
San Antonio
Los Angeles
Ile
New York
America
Yawking
Germany
United States
Ani
Hawkins
Gunter Hotel
Pacific Coast
Moe
Att Dent
California
New lodge to meet for Texas Revolution planning
The Patrioile Order of the Sons of the Texas Revolution executive committee will meet Sunday at Carnegie Library at 2 PM to plan local charters across the state and a June or July conven tion. Membership applications will be discussed. Hubert Huson, 621 North Himendaort street, is the senior committee contact. Eligible applicants must be white men over 21 who are lineal descendants of participants in the Texas fight for liberty.
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Sons of ‘Texas Revolution
Himendaort Street
Sons of the ‘Texan Revolution
Texas Liberty
Society Favorite and Her Complexion
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Stuart
Joker Found In Bill At Austin Texas Legislation
The Texas House debated amendments to a measure exposing publication requirements for all legal notices except probate and road notices. A "Joker" clause was found mandating newspaper publication of election notices, with reconsideration likely Monday. The session also delayed congressional restrictions and defeated a school trustee nomination bill. A 25 year antelope and Rocky Mountain goat season passed.
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Austin
Tex
House
Cates
Thomason
Nacogdochés
Fuller
Twins Buried Together in Solingen Cemetery
Berlin February 10. In the soldiers cemetery at Solingen brothers Alfred and Adolph Graefingholt have been buried together. They were twins who grew up together and entered the army at the same time. They fought side by side on the western front and were killed by the same earth, now resting in the same graves.
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Berlin
Solingen
Alfred
Adolph Graefingholt
Ede
Breat is improved in Berlin report fragment
The clipping from Berlin notes a tight description of scarce resources and a brief mention of improvements in a local context. Details are limited, with only scattered phrases referencing conditions and the city.
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Berlin
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