Plan to Take Roads Amid Government Delay
Fragmented text suggests a political clash over road funding and railway policy. References to Thomas M and the National Union of Railway Men imply labor and government contention. Mentions actions in Westminster and potential delays in legislation affecting transportation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
National Union of Railway Men
Jayherr
Mnerien
Delovite Inter Tose
Eee Gyri
Thwuing Street
Kentering
Ube
Reway
John Mason Dies After Tragic Injury in County
Fragmentary report recalls the death of John Mason after a fall or accident during a local event. Mentions several individuals including Maria, Heide Kimeprstas, and Arnie Rosel, with unclear affiliations. The piece alludes to a vigil or inquiry and references names tied to a community gathering in a rural area and time near a Wednesday session.
Gregory to Leave Post as Attorney General March Fourth
Watt Gregory resigns as attorney general of the United States citing wartime responsibilities and retirement plans. President Wilson accepts reluctantly and a successor has not been named with Polk and Twigg among names considered as possible replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
Dun
Watt Gregory
United States
Jil
Wilson
Allegory
Variy
Jong
Gregory
Frank L. Polk
Beate Ul Deting
Lansing
Europe
James Hamilton Twix
Llinuisy
Giregory
Wilsa
Euronew
Marelt
W. Gregory
Ian Washington
Mont
Mrs Sanford's Message To Working Women
Mrs Sanford shares a testimonial praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from female troubles including displacements irregularities and backaches. She reports improved health after twelve bottles and invites others to publish the letter to help suffering women seeking guidance from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Sanford
Laurel
Lydia
Pinham
J. G. Saxtorp
Secouil Ave
Laurel, M
Retirement turmoil touches the Wilson cabinet
The passage describes cabinet changes and personal financial concerns within President Wilson’s administration. Gregory is noted as the second cabinet officer to retire, with McAdams and Meadney mentioned among others. The piece references transportation system issues in New England and a related dissolution, hinting at broader political upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wodorow Wlilson
Gregory
William G. McAdga
New England
Tore i
Austin
Bena
Barry Succeeds Bell in Content Department Leadership
Barry takes command of the Content Department of the diving bureau and travels to New York to engage with the Eastern Department, succeeding Alay Braaktin. Details on Wood’s role and other officials remain unclear as the newsroom forms a new leadership slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waslington
Cou
Tota Oh Garry
Qhie Diving
Willy Terdquinters
CM Hteagn
Wieerdoped
Pruenet Damueddately
New York
Acetiienn
Eartern Department
Alay! Cie
Braaktin Deel
Mtaj Eden
Manin
Camp Pastor
Sanders
Middleton
Edison
Metropolitan Opera House
the Barber
Metropolitan Opera
Prescription for Rheumatics by a Famous Specialist Listed
An advertisement touts a remedy labeled C-2223 It promising relief for rheumatic symptoms. It claims home druggists can supply the prescription and urges readers to seek the specialist’s treatment despite unclear directions and medical claims. Local figures are named in the plea to trust the remedy.
Society events and club meetings fill week in city
A busy week unfolds with the Alin Dresbyteria Church program, Daughters of the American Revolution events, Minervell entertainments at the Gunter, Red Cross Sewing Circle sessions, and social gatherings at the Hotel Mon aii. Facilitating women’s groups, teachers’ meetings, and civic circles, the schedule also lists dances, lectures, and a charity sale.
Deserter Claim Tangles Lone Star Division Hero Tale
A contested claim swirls around a so called hero once tied to the Lone Star Division. Investigators probe an alleged desertion amid a murky account dense with scrambled words and dubious witness statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star Division
Minstrels in March perform with varied acts and guests
A March minstrel event features Mabel Ate and Aelita in a lively program. Past and present acts are listed with anticipated guests and theatre staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaneert
Laval
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Artcraft
Thos. H. Vnce
WM. S. Hart
Border Wireless
Sennett
Beware OF
Boards
Chester Cocklin
Mary Thurman
Ford Sterling Universal Screen Magazine
Pearl Theater
Feature Pictures World
Kitty Gordon
Sensett
Herbert Brenan
Pathe
Queen Theater
He Polo
Universal
Caron L Holoway
Antonio Moreno
Edna Goodrich
Winchell Smith
Dol L. Golden
MVS
Mia
Riis
Esther Swrelt
Cecil Bumminceh
Anil Kngers
Mirth
Melods
Maran
Bess Bowes
Tn “Sark
Mavd—toxant x
Tommy Mel Mugeics
Nearwith & Whitlerge
Mudleat
Waldstein & Valey
Erriglere
Cuurdy and
Ilek
Roller Pealets
San Antonio Symphony Orchestra
Julien Paul Blitz
David Griffin
Empire Theater
Searx
Fox
Ps. Lopez
Lankevile
Getietendy
Snoata
Paliey
John Mason
ST Wasie
Best’ Fir al Aneta Aleit and
Mineriena
Rage
Erin
Vic
M Hays Anges
Maria
Arnie
Ann
Polk
Lewis
Austin Man
Texas
Fix
Cardus
Hasiae
Usda
Bette
Rudy Cardat
Barry
Bell
Wood May
Hee Winder
Djredinny
Dany
Dresbyteria
Alune
Daughters of the American Revolution
Anthony Hote
Wheelan Bethae
Bebranie
Acro
Zanlies Red Cross
He Bis
Iil
Igzev Hotel
Aii
Ganter
Ye W. Gal Midilayon
Redlock
Esvegion
Ordanas
Puentay
Sit
Bng Convntes Ehh
Tanesonn
Golf Sentra
Arvanize
Faye Sitea
Tae Tendep
Hnivndanenit
Rwith
Core
San Antonia
Fae
Maju Ding
VTEW
Nyeragert
Ty Hort
Artie Aeidleton
Cree Enone
Goggan
Bros
Adve
Ehuy Rans
Soreigny
Van
Castine
Rome
Sears
Tina
Hough
Tian
van Tipers
Ryotine Riseayary
Neeven
Minstrels
Ruben
Arthur Middleton
Largo
Barber OF Seville
Main Avenue High School
M. A. Rowley
Ae Agital Sro
Tla
Andy Ginge Rahe
Atrim Ag
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Renaise
Menge
Lew S
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