Allies nibble at German lines claim 6000 prisoners
The article extols Allied gains and morale from minor advances in France, noting over 6000 prisoners in a week. It warns these successes are not decisive and Germany may launch a larger drive soon, with American manpower strengthening Allied defense for a possible endgame push.
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Germany
Corse
America
France
von Hindenburg
Paris
Hilh Command
Washington
Soubmarine Jes
Transportation Shortages Pinch Global Food Supplies
The article argues that world food shortages stem from transport limits rather than production. It cites 300000 tons sugar in the Philippines and 6500000 tons wheat in Australia, awaiting shipment, noting ships and shipping capacity as the core bottleneck hindering distribution and recovery.
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Philippine Islands
Australia
United States
Germany
Tae Limn
Mayor Bell Seeks Strict Dog Licensing In San Antonio
City pushes enforcement of dog license ordinance amid 35000 dogs in San Antonio with fewer than 200 licensed. Advocates say unlicensed tramp dogs spread rabies, menace good dogs, and steal food from homes. Critics cite cost and burden on the poor, urging fair enforcement.
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Bell
San Antonio
City urged to humane dog control model from Pittsburg
A columnist praises Pittsburg's dog pound run by caring women, noting sanitary grounds and humane handling. Dogs without licenses are fed and kept, with redeemed animals returned disease free. unredeemed dogs are sold, and unsold animals are electrocuted and turned to fertilizer. The piece urges San Antonio to adopt a similar humane, businesslike approach.
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San Antonio
Pittsburg
A New Race of Sailors Aims to Man New American Fleet
A commentary on rebuilding the American merchant marine after war. It highlights recruiting youths inland to become capable sailors, cites Captain Lincoln W. Tibbetts as a dying breed, and predicts Texas lads entering long voyages to raise the American flag abroad.
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Lincoln W.tibbetts
Portland
Maine
South Seas
North Atlantic
Far East
Isea
New England
San Antonio
Texas
Fanny Dreen Reconsiders Life as Harvey Joins the War
Fanny Dreen loses a New York stenographer post and faces poverty and heartbreak. While haunted by thoughts of home and Harvey Burns, she encounters a wartime parade and discovers he is bound for service. They reunite, marry, and she becomes a war wife waiting at Oldport sharing his life and salary.
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Hilda Morris
Miss Dreen
Fanny Dreen
Fanny
Mr. Grayson
New York City
Oldport
Harvey Burns
Harvey
New York
Tarvey
Myrna Simms
Marvey
Myra Shums
Vinny
Tyne
Ont
Thirty-fourth Street
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Jean
Wark
Geheman
Tanny
Lttle
Anny
Qarvey
Trance
Leutenant
Wor
Tow to Get Your Coal in a Curious Local Tale
A fragmentary, dialect filled tale recounts Mike Mlaherty leaving South Beaton for Tynn and renting a cottage. He buys a monkey and hides his plan from friends in Hoston while muttering about a strange scheme and daily monkey duties in a cold cellar.
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Mike Mlaherty
South Beaton
Tynn
The Majestic closes with a varied vaudeville and film bill
The Majestic Theater closes tonight with Madams Cronin and Oakland headlining a diverse program of novelty acts, comedy routines, and musical numbers. The bill includes The Musical Conservatory, Danny O’GiN U S A, and a slate of blackface vaudeville acts, plus photo plays starring Beatrice Umberfield and The Ordeal of Rosetta.
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Madame Cronin
Majestic
Nets
Cronin
Will Oakland
Danny O'Gin
U.S. A
Will Oakland and Company
Danny O'Gh
A. B
Joe Reed
the Royal
Royal Theater
Beatrice Umberfield
Loflands
Sidney Drew
Bill Pariohs
Film Attractions Arnold Daly at the Grand Today
Arnold Daly stars in My Own United States a patriotic photodrama at the Grand to day directed by Daly himself with a strong stage and screen cast. The feature has drawn large audiences since Thursday and will continue this week. A William Varnum production follows tomorrow with Eva Lang in later showings.
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Arnold Daly
United States
Daly
William Varnum
the Grand
Bolshevik Ukrainians feud hints at political strain
District Attorney Clyne cites tensions between Bolsheviki and Ukrainians at a Chicago dinner. A joke about Soviet leaders meeting in a hotel tearoom frames the bitter hatred allegedly existing between the groups. The Washington Star notes humorous exchange and a jab about a mother. Teve Antoinette Brown Blackwell noted as a pioneer of American equal suffrage celebrated her birthday in Wheatham?
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Clyne
Chicago
Teather
Washington Star
Teve Antoinette Brown Blackwell
America
Howe
Wianheth
Weather and public notices blur in Texas newspapers
A patchwork of brief reports notes hot weather in Laredo, editorial quips from Dallas and Fort Worth papers, a Comfort News town description, crop notes, a reorganized Comfort Business Men’s Club, wartime stance reminders, and new federal egg inspection rules affecting storekeepers and producers.
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Laredo Record
Dallas Vimes-Herald
Fort Worth
Star-Telegram
Comfort News
Town of Comfort
Comfort Business Men's Club
The
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Russia
Belgium
By Briggs
Paranas Ees
New York Tribune
Alice
Dor
Amy
Bep
Gove Saud
the Tribur
Musical Conservatory
Princess Theater
Billy Joss
Walker
Texac Te Voy
Dayton
Alice Brady
Rosetta
Times-Herald of
Dallas
Blanton
Wilson
Europe
Shane
Sam
Galveston ‘Tribune
Greenville Banner
Banner
Laredo
Austin Statesman
Austin
B. L. Crawford
Red River News
Ozona Stockman
Eges
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