Poultry Show Close to Close With Neat Profit
The San Antonio poultry show wraps Sunday night at ten o clock with a total prize pool of 4 000 fachs and a projected profit for the Lone Star Poultry Association. Winners boast large farms around the city and notable entries from Jack Martin Gil Woblfarth and L A Elmendorf, among others, with many champions returning to add to a growing local poultry industry.
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San Antonio
Osh Grove Houlley
Jack Martin
Wetmara
Boema
Gray
Missouri
L.A. Elmendorf
Friedrich
Lona Star, Poultry Association
TE. Samuels
Olter
Dan B. Root
Mr. Root
San Anton
Ame
John C Darada
Deer Park
Arts
United States
Tessa
C . Leely
Debate Over Haitian Convention Shapes U S Policy Tone
A fragmented text discusses opposition to the Haitian convention tied to U S marine presence in Nicaragua and Caribbean affairs. It cites Senate opponents and concerns about American control over local governments, economic leverage, and regional sovereignty amid treaties and power shifts.
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Amertoon
Thera Marines
Manegus
White House
Nicaragua
Nicaragua Canal
United States
al"Weite
Opposition to Han financial control dominates Haiti dispute
A London style political argument highlights fears that a Han led financial control would end revolutions in Haiti and cede central authority to external powers. Senators and supporters clash over the danger of European influence and the risk to smaller republics amid regional conventions.
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Hult
Jocirie
Haiti
Nicarnom
Pawar
Deserters Held as French Seek Return of Soldiers
Berne reports Franck minator demanding the current two Serica citizens who served in the French Foreign Legion be returned after desertion charges. Turkish captors released them near Gulliputi. they traveled through Constantinople to Europe.
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Berne
Jon
French Foreign Legion
Dore
Constantinople
Asi
Minor
Travender
Navy Tests Hideaway Hulls by Waterlike Paint Schemes
The Navy Department backs color schemes to blend destroyer hulls with waves to evade enemy sight. The scheme uses gray water patterns and irregular markings to mimic the sea, with trials on destroyers at Newport and plans to extend to battleships.
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Navy Department
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Phayar
Eyi Veliman
Elus
Ge Navy
Desartmant Wir
Thayer
Newport
Nee
England
Bnen
United States
Moet
Persians Dominate At City Cat Show Brightens Spectators
Visitors applauded the cat show in the Conroy Building as Persians, Angoras, and Persion mixes won prizes. Top prize went to Fuxur Tyke owned by Mrs. A Davenport of San Antonio, with Virginia the Queen taking second and San Phillipina crowned best kitten. A mix of shorthaired Cats and Manx also drew attention, including the famed Black-Tie cat Tekm blir Dag.
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San Antonio
Pervang
Mare
A. Davenport
Sar Antono
Dra
Lala Bese
Quiem
Virginia
Mes. IC
Wimleys
Blaltess
M. 3
Molauder
Ban Amunio
R. Ratna
Weharite Chaplin
Farorita
Byermdy
Grenda
Egudd
Angers
Fenthiron Wes
Smugglers Take No Leniency in Opium Trade Drive
A 1915 report details a federal crackdown on opium smuggling into the United States. It notes heavy penalties sought for smugglers, including potential imprisonment, and highlights cross border smuggling via Mexico and other routes as authorities push for stricter enforcement.
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United States
Treasury
Mexico
Orient
Cus
Tome
Clut & Smilgeler
Fateral Alatric
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