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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1915
Page
1
Britain rejects claims that its policy damaged global trade as Foreign Secretary notes argue for lawful search and seizure during wartime. The note defends contraband rules, cites precedents, and urges neutrality protection while acknowledging American concerns and the need to minimize harm to civil commerce.
A brief notice lists marriage licenses issued for Wamp and Timmy Martinez, Bethany Franke and Bix Sleke, Joseph Alexandey, and Russell and Cleodllete Béneglere.
A blacksmith from Covington recounts decades of kidney trouble worsened by overwork. After using Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, he reports dramatic relief within days and remains well, praising the remedy over doctors. An affadavit confirms the testimonial was sworn.
An alien letter from Lunia reports Germany’s reply to the U S note and notes no modification, citing mutual misreadings of news reports. It discusses American cooperation with the Allies and asserts Germany seeks self defense while respecting international law amid wartime tensions.
Dispatches from Berlin reported to the State Department that Germany’s reply to the American note on the Naval chrome serail was not received today. Ambassador Gerard’s reports from Berlin said the German reply contained new materials but comments were reserved until the text is reviewed.
Copenhagen reportsGermany sent a reply to the Scandinavian powers joint note on the blockade but no official statement of its contents has been made. A secret Danish cabinet session discussed the Danish commercial and political situation yesterday.
Berlin reports Count von Reventlow, German naval critic, denounces the American note on the British sea war zone. He says German notes show readiness to press limits and that shipments of weapons to enemies have stirred public indignation and bitterness toward the United States. He cites statistics claiming German ships are unfairly described and urges stronger actions to suppress hostile trade.
Fragmented text toutsVitalitas as a miracle cure for rheumatism and illness. It claims dramatic patient relief and urges immediate use with a street address in Nashville and Broader warnings about delayed investigation. The piece reads like a sensational medical advert leveraging names and dates to persuade readers.
Fragmented OCR style text appears to reference a German government session and American ships. Core facts are unclear due to garbled wording. No identifiable names, dates, or events can be reliably extracted for a precise summary.
In Dallas a 16 year old inmate of the Fowler Home for Youths shot and wounded another inmate named Nat Harrington after reportedly threatening to cut his throat. The shooting occurred during a nighttime disturbance as inmates were locked in. Harrington reportedly fired twice at a woman who opened her door, then fled the scene.
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