Rotary Club Pledges Continued Support for San Antonio War Efforts
A San Antonio Rotary resolution, adopted unanimously, pledges continued support to police and military officials for war readiness. It commends state, city, and county efforts to meet federal housing and safety standards near camps and ordnance sites, while urging nonpartisan enforcement of laws and ongoing improvements amid wartime strain. The meeting featured comments from Mayor Sim Clark and Sheriff Tobin, who defended local policing and condemned corruption while stressing cooperation with wartime priorities.
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San Antonio
Maine
Heer
Hugh Mclallan
Hesphrlion
Rotary Club of
Texas
San Antunio
Uri
Tos Offichili
Trier
Fran
Sim Clellher
Dty Tobin
Wstriet
Bhonws If
Brunt Fo
Mayorell
Maror Bull Tools
Ifiemg
Dave
Silcons
Jolson
Hell
San Homle
Ian
Deserter Reveals Mutiny in German Navy in Luxdon
A Kiel deserter, citing an Amsterdam source, reports deep naval unrest in the German fleet. Mutinies among mine sweeper crews led to mass refusals to return to duty, a police firing that killed 44 sailors and wounded 72, and subsequent imprisonments.
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Hevenant
Kiel
Amsterdam
Daily Express
Hamburg
Am An
An Hore
Line
Wagner
Fen
Sit
Anen
Suseiyoef
Tejas H
Secretary Baker Faces Senate Over War Department
Washington January 18 1918 Secretary Baker faced Senator Chamberlain and the War Inquiry panel as they pressed for a full accounting of army conduct and delays. The exchange centered on wartime administration staffing housing shortages and the pace of construction for barracks and quarters to house troops.
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Usade
Gromitt
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Olai
Iemilatien
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Mheiy — Ridents
Bron
Ubini
Aanerien
Imal
Amd Hanes
Tetil
Ah Leetmert
Deckire
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Tor Chaumborhi
Uhmberlin
Ing
Min
Chaney
Jatven
Vamp Sitex
Smite
Fpeaker
Ape Medien
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Ffeer
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Mym
Armlunignt
Maconi
Gorgas
Jock J
Gorgay
Ungar
Cantoyment
Arsochitian
Dr. Gorges
Ute Associat
Ion
Weather and naval losses from a damaged report
The document lists multiple city temperatures with cloud cover and winds, followed by a note that 220 crewmen of the Helle monitor Raging died in action with Turkish cruisers near an unspecified date and place, per enemy reports.
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Tondon
Inu. ii
Cruthers
Mi Cilia
Spite Selin
Ene Trange
Derdatelius
Captain Jones Returns From Atlantic Torpedoing
CAPTAIN JONES HOME AT AN ATLANTIC PORT WITH PART OF CREW. HE DESCRIBES THE TORPEDO ATTACK THAT SANK THE STEAMER DURING MARINE ACTION OFF BRANCO. REPORTS OF EXPLOSION AND LOSS ARE TIED TO HIS CREW AND A LARGER FLEET INCIDENT.
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Atlantic
Dan
Amms
Marry Walkerbach
Unil
Branco
Loe Midis Alter
Byloueriyts
Caplin Jones
Widige
Rho
Fiat
Mines Reopen in Sonora Amid Labor Ties and Growth
Mined regions in Sonora plan to resume operations after a disruption linked to labor relations. Officials say the restart will accelerate production, despite recent tensions. The U S Embassy and Key regional leaders confirm the decision and outline safeguards to maintain stability during the transition.
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Sonora
Biemediately
O. Milas
Nacozari
Schwab Predicts Working Class to Rule World
Charles Schwab, president of Bethlehem Steel, told an audience in New York that the time is near when the working class without property will control world destinies. He urged acceptance of the Bolshevik concept and said Americans must support their nation and its war effort, contributing their last dollar for the country. He warned against pessimism and urged workers to fund the war and future economic policies.
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Br. Schwab
Americh
United State
Tannor
Union meeting on miners group eligibility and joining rules
The message reports the United Mine Workers revising eligibility rules to allow members of allied organizations to join. It notes a potential reorganization aimed at expanding membership and fostering cross group inclusion within the miners union.
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Niemiah
Agym
Etbhinaty
Bork
Tie Worling Chee
United Mine Workers of Americ
Tin Union
Ale Mikes
Tis
Conmulitiristig
Hoy Siout Organisation
Ming
New Kerensky Rumor Roils Petrograd Streets
Fragmented reports from Vancouver and Ottawa allege Kerensky remains in Petrograd amid street fighting and a new revolutionary town. Widespread warnings warn of potential unrest affecting markets and daily life as authorities monitor developments.
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Calaoti Santeula
Mihadalphia Miplie
Palls Tecior Co
Lonlon
Kerensky
Agin
Petrograd
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von Petras Brad
Holland Ship Sails Amid Global Trade Dispute
A disjointed report notes Holland ship movements amid a tense international dispute over defense and shipping routes. The piece references German and British positions, a Protect etpy dias Cheney QT statement, and potential rearrangements of cargo and sailings.
Sunk by own mines and a Mexican delegation headed to Chile
A damaged report notes ships struck by their own mines, with only four survivors among the crew. Survivors say a Mexican delegation led by aria Cubreen plans to travel from Simity to Chile and Peru, while newspapers cite disappointment at the cool reception from hosts.
Man Beats Stepson Sparks Fifty Lashes Riot
In Paraticula Arkansas fat Harry Coye three years old was whisked from Parkgoal jail on Wednesday by a crowd of citizens. He was flogged with a leather strap but not seriously injured. Reported bribery accusations and a local committee of prominent town citizens in Paragoults Cove area.
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Harry Coye
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Coye
Corly
Nome
Paragoult
Cove
Feocit Towa
Russia and Allies Debate Bolshevik Aid in Petrograd
A fragmented dispatch reports Russian Bolshevik tension with Allied aims and German pressure. Ambassadors discuss intervention limits while Petrograd receives cautious replies about cooperation and neutrality amid wartime diplomacy.
Trotsky on Peace Terms At Conference Session
Trotsky discusses General futman's stance and the Central Powers terms in a detailed session. He cites temporary German and Austrian aims in Poland Lithuania and Belarus and warns of indefinite occupation and autonomous governance for local peoples. The article notes promises and tensions as the Powers outline evacution and future arrangements.
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Futman
Lean Trabski
Atattiil Seale
Linnunits
Germany
Mustela Sich
Thesennan
Jooney
Austria
Trotsky
Vothynn
Alma
Teutons Stand Firm on Alsace Lorraine and Peace Demands
Central powers reject most Wilson points and refuse talks on key territories. German chancellor announces no annexations of Alsace Lorraine and limits discussion to certain areas with France. Austria-Hungary and Germany seek continued peace talks while demanding demand terms be accepted, with Russia stance pivotal. Leaders signal readiness for deeper negotiations if allied positions shift.
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Count van Vertling
Germany
Alsaci-Lorraine
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América
Russia
Cerain
Wilson
Count Cenrain
Reichsrath
Austria-n
Tungacy
United States
Kent
Austia
Astria-Hungary
Son el Nog
Central Powers
Washington Dips into War Talks Seem Uncertain
Washington officials say the brief diplomatic outlines from German and Austrian premiers show no clear shift toward the peace demanded by the Allies. Despite conciliatory tones from Count Czernin and President Wilson, there is little evidence of any substantial move toward ending hostilities as stresses from Britain and France continue. The discussion notes no concrete concession on territory or war aims, with no firm sign of a late transformation in central powers’ policy.
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Courland
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Pener
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Wilson
Maud George
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