Talks at Railroad Yard Senior Club Event
An address by Ligut NH on army experiences and a slideshow will highlight the next Regular Thursday meeting of the Senior Club of the Railroad Yard at Cheery Streets. Lieutenant Winnikeehe will discuss how to attain a commission and show foreign country scenes. The meeting and pictures are free for members and guests.
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Ligut
Pramkuehe
Winnikeehe
Cnd
Hig
Frelock
Rands
Associatio
Mien
Wanton
Memburg
Junin Clt
Wilding
Quartermaster report of duty changes and arrivals
Report to Quartermaster notes Seuynd Blentennia Menge G store Mag and David Bruce Todt Se quars termaster corny national aries reported to Wouirtmont Seadeu actors for duty in the quartermaster office. Steyn Lieut Howard A. Meckling also reported day morning for the first time though assigned and on duty in transportation Mytston.
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Seuynd
Blasphemy by Junkers Added to Crime List
Report from London dated February 27 describes the agrarian league meeting in Berlin with Junkers vocal for monarchy and strong government. Leaders term democracy weak, call for conquering costs of war, including seizing wealth from France, and warn of uprisings if chancellor is not shot.
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London Vines Service
Bouelal
Antonio Lichta
Paradelphia Public Ledger
rCopyright
Buble Ledger
London
Titres
Agrarian League
Berlin
Junkers
Herr
Rosicke
League
Baron von Wangthelm
Germany
Germain
Herr Wildegrube
Fichstag
Bethnada Hollweg
Mere Voldenverg
Reichstax
von Bothmunn-Holmwes
Fonts Fuals
Bethan
Hollwoe
Belgium
Nuyas
Hindenburg
France
Oldenburg
Martial Law Declared in County Clare Ireland
Irish dispatch reports martial law declared in County Clare with troops assembling. A bank robbery netted £50,000. outbreaks of violence include attacks on police, cattle theft near Ennis, and clashes at Castle Fergus. Authorities seek rapid repression as unrest spreads across the west and south.
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County Clare
Ireland
Lyndonvine Bervice
Philadelphie Public Ledger
Pabst
ORGON
Times
London
San Antony
Kinferera
Castle Fergus
Ennis
Simh
Pear Ennyistymen
Hurel
Hartimaman
Ennislymon
Ray
Lavy
vAtyhie Associated
Petes
Roseammots
Mayo
Nisder
Irish Republic
Duby
Tnt
Medal for American Bird Protection Medal Ceremony
The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds will award its golf medal on March 12 to Dr W. Hornaday of New York for the treaty between the United States and Canada on bird protection. Ambassador Pare will accept on behalf of Dr Mortimer.
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Pablo Ledger
Copsey
Mig
Public Letter Co
London
Royal ‘Society For the Protection of Birds
Hornaday
New York
Canada
Pare
Benare
Tmortitday
Never saw a well day in twelve long months says Mrs Stroga V Hern dex
Mrs Hern dex of 3219 Monterey Street San Antonio says after using Tanitc she regained appetite slept better and felt stronger. She reports relief from chest pains heart palpitations and nervousness and claims she can eat normally now. Wagner's Drug Store and Meier's Pharmacy supply Tanitc under a special representative.
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Mrs. Stroga V. Herndex
Monterey Street
San Antonio
Tarlac
Tunlac
San Antonia
Wagner
Meier
Ady
Texas flag presented to 1800th Infantry Brigade at Travia camp
A Texas flag was presented Tuesday afternoon to the 1800h Infantry Brigade at Camp Travia in a ceremony honoring the women of Texas. Miss Lily Bareloson and Miss Emma Kyle Burlegon helped present the flag as soldiers gathered around the briefing area. State Senator Carlos Heenade spoke of duty and victory, while Chaplains Holfmann and Teece led prayers for the brigade and the nation.
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Travia
Testis Fox
Carles
Ber
Lily Bareloson
Emma Kyle Burlegon
Ha Women
Tesas
Jie Prange
Carlos Heenade Wandar
Soliiers
Ives
Fiat
Holfann
Teece
America
Ottien Gia
Publication Ban Maintained on Rosters of Organizations
A public notice reaffirms a prohibition on publishing rosters of organizations including those on argon and beer issues. The ban remains in effect for a few weeks after a prior change briefly allowed publication. The order applies to lists, books, or any method of distribution and is enforced by the Joint Federal Authority.
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Publin
Audairs Visit Tiling Kingsvelge Tex
fragmentary report notes a visit to Kingsville Texas by a group or person from Kelly list a time near Wednesday. The text references an artificial jaw and mentions various names and dates in a damaged OCR segment. The overall meaning is unclear.
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Audairs
Kingsvelge
Tex
Wen
Tiesteant Magnet
Ciewtenant Ih
Wilron
Kelly Lista
Sam
Annichive
Kin ‘Ly
Kingsville
Americans Die in Gas Attacks in France Dugouts
German gas shells hit American positions near an unnamed wood in France, killing three American soldiers and wounding others. US artillery returned fire while weather and aerial activity, including Russian planes, filled the day. a captain was wounded in a separate engagement as German forces pressed the line.
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France
Amiers Jean
Armenean
Ges
Hey
Mon Tola
Mantsea
Thy
Weling Ag
Warrlediy Wibhayk
Report of heavy German air losses on Western Front
London dispatch states 275 German aircraft were claimed downed on the Western Front during a single day siege. The report claims 120 machines were destroyed by Allied action with 28 of the losses attributed to bombs dropped on targets near Ghent and surrounding areas.
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London
Felft
Hosal
Mel
Shilve
Perlal IB
Coultet
Sis
Ty Jantigireraft
Sigilenses
Ghent
Patent
Powil
Quentinale
Deaths in Action and Wounds Reported in Washington
An official War Department dispatch lists Private dates J Tegnerim of Oshkosh Wisconsin killed in action. Privates Edward Hernan of Brooklyn and David Okay of St Louis died of wounds. Corporal Anthony J Sebrader of Brooklyn died of wounds from an explosion. Wounded include Adelbert Mercy of Lancaster Pennsylvania and John Wing of Steuben, among others, with dates Feb 25 to Feb 3. Also notes deaths in the American expeditionary force and aviation units.
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Washington
Abe Mian
Creneral
J. Tegnerim
Oshkosh
Wis
Edward Tt Hernan
Brooklyn
David
Okay
St. Louis
Alo
Anthony J. Sebrader al
Mronklyn
Mar
Adelbert Mercy
Lawskton
Mitte
Pennie Tillithuy
Prorkton
Miss Tigh
Gilmore
Louisvihe
Ann
Dames
Slaffack
Weertou
Toroph
N.Y. Pocumania
Johns
Mallory Masa
Submarine Chaser Safe At Port After Long Voyage
A submarine chaser missing since January 15 has arrived in port with a weakened crew and disarrayed navigation gear. The vessel, damaged by a drift, sailed 30 days on short rations before reaching safety, while a captain announced the success and credited the voyage to the crew's endurance and seamanship.
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Mike Bo
Wasuingtorn
D.C
Sale Arrivial
Wupupehu
Navy Department
Jryedi
Bombs Fall in Venice and Inaccurate Reports Clash
Fragmentary OCR notes describe air raids in Venice and Austro-German theaters with disrupted names and garbled terms. Mentions of Italian headquarters, palace sites, and injuries appear amid invented phrases and broken proper nouns, reflecting a chaotic historical clipping.
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Puptie
Ledger
Saayright
IMS
Dronperl
Robert Urowningite
Winlows
Bandits Raid Ranches Near Villa Ahumada Mexico
A new band robs and plunders American ranches near Villa Ahumada. They burn a barn, kill cattle, and use American rifles and horses, with suspects believed to have US ties. Federal troops pursue the raiders as officials report cross border bandit activity.
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Ilakez
Mexico
Villa Ahumada
Villa Ahumadaidhe
United States
Choen
Mirsue Inne
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