Poles clamor for solution of their national problem
Vienna dispatch reports Polish unrest amid mass mourning in Cracow and Cracow's grief over the German occupation. The Vienna correspondent notes both opposition to the government and strong public mood as Polish leaders move to preserve positions while radial pressures from radical elements intensify. The piece outlines the political division in Poland and mentions the government in Poland, the reaction of the Polish Radars, and the possible dissolution of the House of Deputies.
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Police officers slain in city shooting incident
Two policemen were killed during a night incident when a suspect opened fire after a drug store hold up. The gunman fled toward a residential area as officers attempted to pursue him, leaving a bleak scene in the city streets.
Licensing of Exports Will Save Tonnage
Government outlines expansion of export controls to conserve shipping and supply lines. The President would hold power to regulate exports and imports to support wartime needs, with Treasury and War Trade Board issuing licenses and restricting dealings in bullion currency debt and ownership transfers.
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Foil Roumanan Deace Amstraqam In Talks
Turbulent evening as leaders press for extended armistice amid stalled negotiations Reuters notes no breakthrough yet with key figures pursuing longer truce terms near Gitari. Two nations remain stalemated though diplomats report cautious optimism about possible concessions and renewed talks in coming days.
Sinks In Mid Ocean Toll Leaves Crew Missing
A ship with a crew of ten and nearly 3000 tons sank in mid ocean after a collision with a French ship. A warship rescued 27 survivors, while one survivor arrived at Newfoundland ports today. The event occurred during a voyage between Galveston and Trish.
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Youth slain with axe while driving auto in East Waco
A 16 year old boy, Clifford Barton, was found unconscious and later died after an axe attack while driving an automobile in East Waco. Police report a violent assault occurred as the vehicle moved, and the assailant fled. Barton’s father, Martin Barton of Cleburne, arrived after the incident as investigators pursued leads in one of the city’s major murder cases of the week.
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Lack of trained mechanics blamed for accidents
In a discussion on aviation safety, officials warn that untrained mechanics cause fatal errors. A wave of 2400 mechanics was deemed unsuited, highlighting risks in inspecting and preparing aircraft engines and airframes before flights. The issue underscores the need for skilled personnel in aviation and related transport maintenance.
Texas Cotton Shipment Barred Amid Controversy
State Commissioner of Agriculture Tarry Wilson announced an order barring a cargo shipment described as cotton from various southern sources. The notice cites concerns over quality and origin, listing regions including Northern teuteline and West Toujeana as part of the contested supply. The action aims to regulate imports entering Dowlaktai and safeguard local markets.
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Norway bars American goods to central powers in war trade note
Norway refuses to concede full American demand to restrict exports to central powers but offers to limit shipments. It will not allow Norwegian exports used for munitions or war supplies to reach Germany and its allies. It seeks compensation and promises to replace certain Norwegian goods with American products.
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Vernon Castle Killed in Airplane Accident
Reports confirm Vernon Castle among the dead in an aviation crash near a military camp. The accident follows previous fatalities at Fort Worth and other sites as weather and training pressures mount. A lieutenant, Peyton A. Mack Jr., son of a staff officer, died after a 100 foot fall, with several cadets among the injured and killed in related incidents during a period of intensive flight training.
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War era dancer gains local fame as modern dance teacher
Vernon Caamthyada, once a nationally known warden figure, built a reputation as a notable modern dance teacher with a popular routine. As war began, interest in the Castles grew, drawing attention to his career and influence in social dancing circles.
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Vitalitas Promoted For Natural Health In Texas Homes
A fragmented notice touts Vitalitas claiming to affect 100000 Texan homes with a natural remedy act. It markets iron rich tonics and minerals for blood strength and overall vitality. The ad urges starting treatment today and lists distribution by various sellers.
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Aviation life and Castle tragedy in WWI era
The report recounts aviator careers including Mr Castle later Irene Castle and wives, death in action and later notices of Captain Castle’s death and a Yale cablegram announcing First Lieut Frank Browne Turner killed in France. It notes service in the Royal Flying Corps and Canadian Flying Corps with instructors and missions, plus a Dallas reaction to grief.
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Strawberries Gains At All Seasons Delayed In Forecast
A United States Department of Agriculture bulletin indicates everbearing strawberries, once delayed by weather, may now be feasible through summer and autumn. Forecaster notes point to a developing storm area across the region, with potential colder spells and showers that could affect ripening in the San Antonio vicinity.
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German destroyers sink eight British anti U-boat craft
Eight British anti U-boat craft were sunk by German destroyers off the Straits of Dover after a raid that sank three vessels including seven trawlers or patrol craft. The German ships then withdrew rapidly northward to avoid engagement, with one destroyer sustaining damage.
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Kelly Field planes set new 637 hour flying record
Kelly Field No 2 Thursday broke its own hours-in-air record with 637 flight hours in one day, surpassing the prior 450-hour mark set two weeks earlier. A brief lull followed due to parts shortages, but flying resumed with a 200-hour advance at the start of the week, culminating in the 637-hour total on Thursday.
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Misread Nursery Notes on Hardy Strawberry Varieties
A fragment discusses overbearing frost affected regions for growing a type of straw berry, noting Progreggiva and Superloo varieties and their performance in the Middle West, with weather and drought impact on yields and irrigation needs. It mentions harvest timing and seasonal shifts, plus a brief wartime arena note.
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Peace rumors rife in New York over bonds and trials
In New York, reports swirl about Liberty Bond activity while court proceedings unfold against J. Be Mann and Walter Matthews, two black soldiers charged with the murder of Private Halon Adley, who was killed in a telegraph office incident. The defense argues and a prosecutor outlines evidence amid a tense, unsettled legal backdrop.
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Stopping Bulk eters in a World War I trench tale
A damaged World War I dispatch recalls a British and American frontline scene. A German sniper wounds a medic in the left shoulder as Allied soldiers advance past shell craters. The account notes volunteers, officers, and privates responding to the call for aid and continuing efforts despite injuries.
Mexico May Seek Gold Under Proposed Agreement 18
Washington reports that Mexico could obtain gold if the 18th agreement is made, with Rafael Niels set to travel to Mexico City to finalize terms. The talks aim to ease embargoed food and goods, aid Mexico’s fragile economy, and ensure gold profits do not reach profiteers, amid U S support.
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Teutons Fear Raids Amid German Defense Claims
The Cologne Gazette reports that Western towns sent representatives to General von Hindenburg's headquarters to discuss defense against raids. Authorities urged there is no reason for uneasiness and dismissed fears of large American air attacks.
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