Venezuela reads six treaties into effect abroad
The Venezuelan government announced that six treaties were promulgated by the president and put into effect in all participating nations. The agreements cover reciprocal rights of officials, extraditable crimes, academic titles, a writers competition for a history of Simon Bolivar, a prize of 43280 pesos, and a shared telegraph arbitration framework among the five Bolivian republics.
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Washington, TX
Dann YS
Eracus
Lenezuela
Bolivia
Simon Bolivar
Tor
Goles
Eniateles
The Porte Is Defied by Governor Refusal
The Avwapoer, Idea Nazionale reports the governor of Yemen refuses to obey an order from The Porte regarding the British consul at Hodeida. He refuses to deliver up G. A. Richardson and warns that surrender would be seen as a diminution of Ottoman power and provoke grave disorders among locals.
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One
Tau
Jet
Hodeida
Talian
Richardson
German Ship Sunk. Officers and Crew Prisoners Taken
A German ship was sunk and its officers and men became prisoners. The incident involved the ship being attacked and destroyed, with prisoners captured by opposing forces. Further specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
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Mane la
Aps
Hich
Gaiman Cruleh
Mien
Gers Tan
Poruiser
Ava
Himae Obituary Hintaes 66 Dies in Germany
The obituary notes Tjehn Himae aged 66 died Saturday morning after a long illness. Survived by his daughter Mrs Ifeare Werilkag ler, 417 Ninth struct. Funeral services from the residence on Ninth street Monday at 2 o clock, with burial at Petlaws Cemetery. Autonomy appointment and local officials listed.
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Hintaes
Himae
Ifeare Werilkag
Wellhyder
Ninth Street
Mamday
Bry
Wariaanp
Bendy
Petlaws
New Ordinance 41 Seeks Validating Property Owners' Certificates
The city examines validating certificates for Frenvet Boulevard paving assessments. Dispute over 4000 dollars or one dollar per front foot remains between city and contractor W A Kelly of Wiesun. Property owners agreed to pay one dollar per front but certificates were not issued due to flawed proceedings, prompting demand for a new assessment order and race.
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W. A. Kelly
Wiesun
Boy sent to jail for delivering bricked bundles
An 18 year old, Winters, was jailed for 100 days by Judge Lowther after delivering neatly wrapped bricks, straw, and old newspapers in local plots, collecting 3 to 4 dollars each. He confessed involvement but said he was hired by a white man and feared arrest for the scam, with detectives uncovering the employer’s role.
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Lowther
Polive Coure
Spe
Lue
United States
Allied forces hold La Bassée as front lines shift
Reports from We Mishthay and Uruk recount allied positions west of Birk and north of Germians with heavy bombardment. Strikes near La Bassée, Festvert, and Pettish Kent show progress but no decisive breakthrough as Friday night fighting continues and the town of La Bassée reportedly remains under allied control.
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Jen
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Lait
DigiTtes Mys
St Ohne
We Mar Todas
Wallea
Fa Biases
Kent
Tostutert
la Bassee
Festvert
Cattlemen Anticipate Record Attendance at March Convention
Fort Worth attorney Mr Cowan predicts a record turnout for the Texas Cattle Raisers Association convention in San Antonio in March. He cites San Antonio hospitality and previous success as factors. Discussion likely on foot and mouth disease, with assurances efforts to stamp out the outbreak continue. He notes Texas cattle are not affected, attributing it to strict disinfection of transport cuts and the North East outbreak now subsided.
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Texas Cattle
Antonia
M1. Co of
Fort Worth
Fet
Marfa
Mr. Cowan
San Antonio
Cawen
Dayne
Sexsa
Cowan
Cowen
Mayfield Takes Oath In Texas Rail Commission Victory
Earle B. Maxfield, a member of the railroad commission, was re elected to a new six year term after taking the oath of office. The ceremony followed a prior appointment and affirmed his continued service in Austin Texas amid routine confirmations.
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New Torna
Austin
Tex
Earle B. Maxfield
Railroad Commission
Connerty
Tenant Plank Introduced In Legislature In Texas
The Texas legislature debates a tenant farmer bill and related measures. Senator Gregot introduces a tenant protection proposal in the Senate, with House sponsors Estes and Bags. The session previews a clash over mortgage and rent terms, while committees review private curations and labor bills as lobbyists register.
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Austin
Tex
Senate
M Gregot
Representatives Estes
el Paso
jMe
House Committee On
Public Health Emmites
Parker
Eomimister Vit
Lomby Meade
Byrd Protective Society of Texas
Hotse
Steck
Leta Texas
A. Clrcle
Raillord Commission
Townsend
New Net
House
Fresco Register
Barry Miller
Dallas
TZ Sharp
Texas Company
Bailey
Harris
Laer
I. F. Watters
W. 14. Gil
Houston
Gill
Ferguson
Hudspeth
Dee
Tie
FREAK THEFTS REPORTED IN CITY AREA
Police report a series of thefts and suspicious break ins across streets including New and Pierce. A bicycle, a sewing bank, and several chickens were stolen from multiple residences. A sewer cover incident paused traffic with a red lantern left to warn pedestrians overnight.
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Plavid
Merriman
Barlog
von New
Pierce
Iron Rover
B.A. Coul- Aur
Monterey Street
Mr. Simmons
Florin Street
Juliaa Wurtz
Weat
Carolina Street
Wurtz
County Court Congestion Spurs Discussion on New Court
A meeting of the county bar association reviewed crowding in the county court and the need for a new county criminal court. Figures showed 67 criminal and 445 probate cases in 1910, rising to 174 criminal and 467 probate in 1914, with December 1914 listing 2,216 undisputed criminal cases in Judge Devils court. A proposal to elect a candidate for the new judgeship was overruled. members plan a future meeting to nominate a candidate.
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Aio
Ie Sa
Antania Bar Association
Xevepey-Thiri
Wuort
Dan
Criminal Court
Davis
Wrebalo Cunen
Nik
Commissioners’ Court
Mitorne
Con. Gitlow
Ma H. Wicks
Devastation Shown In Belgian Pictures
Photographs depict burned cities, plowed fields, and refugees fleeing with belongings as shells and guns devastate Belgium. Taken by a Chicago Tribune photographer with permission from Belgian forces, many images link to Alost Malines Antwerp and other destroyed sites. Proceeds support the Belgian Red Cross.
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Sowie
Chel Hames
Belgium
Chicago Tribune
Tem
Ted Cross
Edith Athure
Alost
Malines
Frefonda
Antwerp
Uther
Haken
Fhella
Tip
Janos
Avanel
Amd
Wwerp
Por Taan
Desolate Antwerp Scene Amid War Waves and Ruins
A vivid, fragmented OCR passage portrays Antwerp amid destruction with ruined streets, guards, and frightened citizens. It describes gothic cathedral bells chimes, devastated homes, and inhabitants fleeing as world war imagery and foreign volunteers mix with references to Belgium, Strasbourg, and distant places like Chicago.
Germany Upholds View On Zeppelin Warfare
The Nord Deutsches Gazetten reports Germany defends its policy on aerial bombardment, arguing strategic bombing targets are defended or military objectives, and contends international law permits retaliation. Admiral von Tirpitz says German ships suffered damage but bombed defended positions, countering British criticism.
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Burgin
V.ie Lundun
Ganette
Prais
Frieborg
Chase Plactu
Germany
Prante
Wage scale reduction sparks trainmen union talks
Representatives of engin eers conductors and train crews met Saturday with A R Ponder general manager of the road to avert a wage cut. The plan to revert to last year’s scale tied to revenues faced objections though no strike was declared. About 100 workers are affected as unions including Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen sent delegates.
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Asager
Amcusil
Offisiais
Air
EB. P. Curtis
Order of the Brotherhood of Tocomotive Twetveers
Arthur Lovell
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fires of Tattiray
Fe. Gorrhiganmen
J. A. Tarquharaan
Tr Brothérhood of Rallaay Teaineten
Death of E F Matheny Former San Antonio Apartment Proprieter
E F Matheny aged 34 died at 10 43 Saturday morning in San Antonio where he had settled as owner of an apartment house after moving from Batesville Arkansas years ago. He came to San Antonio for health and remained, surviving his widow two daughters and four brothers and a sister. The body will be sent to Batesville for interment under the Fowler Funeral Company of San Antonio.
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Yirovistutt
Alserict Junges
Senate
Uney
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Lnterurban
Gagalpe
King
Potlotiua Bell
McNealus
Dalius
Senate UI
Supreme Bench
Morrow
Ehlet
Axather
Asong
HI Pray
Hudspeth
Tmere
Pury
Abe
Texas
Moratoriune Ie
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Cuitan Pierkel
Bee
Thanelle
House Midas
Senate Judiciary Committee
Texas Company
McNealue
Archie Parr
Tay Senate
Hetange
Pro Ten Nuggent
Baller
de Witt
J. E. Prottar
Houston
Carpenters’ Union
H.C. Bates
Dallas
Brickisyers’ Union
T. C Jennings
Beaumont
Fred Robbins
Port Worth
Legislative Board
B. M
Camminga
Willebore
Gre Robertson
Urande Inn
Nando McRonald
Astin
Mies Annie Cooke
Bujak
Mathens
Matheny
San Antonio
Batesville
Ark
Shor Meshani
Hue
Mire
Ler Jreoba
Opat Machen
Hornudas Dukes
Sarah Smith
Bateacilo
Ari
Kar Anion
Sautiy
Wes
Mareny
Trustees Face Six Year Terms Question On Board
The Bun Animo independent school district court case may extend terms of trustees to six years. Judge Exell will issue a decree next Monday, delaying the next regular election to April while appeals to higher courts proceed. Attorneys for the board plan to seek a faster path, with possible interim re elections if current trustees stand for reelection.
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Bun Animo Independent School District
W. J. Hxell
Qe Court
Witorneya
Marit d. Arnold
Ta. Vrankiin
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Supreme Court
Ouroervices
Stratton
Wil
Clateiee
Thorne
Pred Terral
Rocbeel
Alvin Geble
Fennle Wallon
D. Hood
Ilena Maverick Green
Etand
G. Md. Lastourgenn
Ant Xtra
Atlee B Ayres
Uiey
Boar's
Exell
Terrell
Arin J. Areeld
Gay
Hic
Fudge Exell
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Associated Press
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