Germany and America on neutral rights during war
A long memorandum discusses German and American views on neutral shipping rights, submarine warfare, and safety of neutrals. It outlines proposals for protecting passenger ships, ensuring free passage for neutral vessels, and increasing neutral steamship capacity to avoid jeopardizing American citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Cannes
Serman
Tang
Mr. Bryan
Promyenie
Bertin
Sirbassador
Gerard
America
Newbels
Renalis Iber
London
Hiander
Kawirn
Zama
Nile
Newstalk
England
Bende
Bus Ab
Ingland
Esteienca
Aso Qaderstimd
Aps
Ius Aivernariey
Loporiy
Ile
Wien
Lusitania
Vonmanner
Gavanan
Additiens
Cho Win
Daporlal
Atlantic
Fgg
Athulle Orean
Ehrapé
Tg Nf
Barricular
Miperia
Joecely
United States
Hly
Great Britain
Atwas
Napier
Holland Ready to Mobilize If War Threatens Says Von Dyke
New York July 10 The Dutch government declares Holland ready to mobilize for national defense to protect neutrality. Von Dyke asserts Holland can field about 360,000 men if necessary and emphasizes readiness to act against any aggression while maintaining neutrality despite German and British pressure on shipping and naval operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Dyke
Ameri Watt
Hatland
von Dyke
Holland
Tony
Sau
Porter murder disclosures reveal family ties and suspects
The source recounts Mrs Porter's version of a killing in Iowa. It alleges a family connection to the violence and names Dr Huntsman and Bates Huntsman among those implicated. The narrative describes coercion to bury bodies and hints at poverty as a motive in the unraveling crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ituntuman
Big Brother
Allund
Floyd Col Ibis
Tunaihan Bist
Bates
Huntsmaan
Bedterd double murder case tied to Bedford court
The Bedford case centers on a quadruple murder and robbery scored at about $40,000 linked to Nathaniel Smith of Maron Missouri and witnesses including Mrs Maria Porter of Quitman and Maria Calua. Attorneys general office actions unfold as four defendants Boles Hitsman Samuel Servier and John and Henry Dathewagd are at liberty on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ab Bedford
Mig Bron
Floyd
New Blum
Nathaniel’ Smith
Maron
Addhthia
Maria Porter
Quitman
Maria Cal ‘Ua
Leaty
Lang
Rothina
W.A. Bushman
Chariton
Tas
Attorney General's Office
Boles Hitsman
Samuel Servier
John
Henry Dathewagd
Gand
General Triana Killed In Mexican Campaign
Dispatches reported General Triana, who led the Currana forces in the recent attack, was killed. Messages describe a vigorous morning battle near San Battale and nearby fronts with cavalry and infantry facing enemy attacks. Reports claim enemy forces retreated, with many casualties and prisoners taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Triasin
San Battale Cna Pointe
Martin Triana
Curranea
Calumnia
Irapuate
Gphregon
Sisters Take Course At Summer Normal Lectures
Four hundred fifty Sisters of charity attend a course on expression at Our Lady of the Lake College. Frederick Abbott, head of San Antonio High School public speaking, leads sessions in the evening. Abbott will read Tonyan Arden with an original Strauss note by Mrs. Abbott. The recital appears at night in the college hall with invitations extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Charity
Sisters of Divine Providence
Our Lady of the Lake College
Frederick Abbott
San Antonio High School
Rome
Abbott
Tonnyaon
Twilitht
England Feels Optimistic On War Result
A London dispatch reports cautious optimism in England about war outcomes, citing British gains in German South West Africa and the impact on German defenses. It notes Allied offensives along the western front, German troop movements, and strategic inferences from recent engagements, with reports from Petrograd and Rome on fronts in Poland and Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Botha
Africa
Stevke
Germany
Rttunde
Babin
Jada Lodi
Une
Lipa
Gall Cht
TAS
Thusalank
Anvarnway
Pivid
Geran
Waar
Poland
Petrogwul
Petrograd
Rome
Staterique
Rasey
Bone
le Prete Torus
Meuse
Moselle
Wrench War Department
Wlntiis
Eee
Carpenter Strike in Chicago Settled After Two Months
Chicago July 1 The 16 000 union carpenters ended a two month paralysed strike after union, employers, and building material interests reached a settlement. Workers will get seventy five cents an hour with a uniform three year agreement and no restriction on sourcing materials. Leader Thomas Crecy praised the accord while brick manufacturers remained cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Employers’ Association
Jeides
Thomas Ti. Crecy
Brick — Manufacturing Company
Nier
Nier the Men Had Argued Tir
Houra
Anar Willl & Settlement
Wilson Plays Golf in Cornish Age Morning Round
The report notes Wilson's golf round in Cornish near dawn with observers mentioning arenas and players. It highlights the notable participant and references a local event tied to the morning session and a prominent figure.
Dallas Moves on National Convention Plan
Dallas delegates back a plan to host the 1918 Democratic convention here. Local leaders pledge full support and ask committees what specifics remain to satisfy invitation terms. Delegates expect 26,000 attendees and call for orderly arrangements and strong emphasis on safety and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Cox
Haney D. Baigdsey
Tate Resid Muthomal
Lylem Howe
Ib Lion Yoncenion Ie Dales
Belegiman
Land Democratie Cambrittive
Dalay
Delis
Wallabo
Tory
Deane
Bomb explosion hits hold of Minnehaha and crew faces peril
A dramatic blast damaged the Atlante transport during wartime cargo handling. Aboard the Minnehaha, a muttered saboteur was blamed as flames and smoke enveloped No. 3 hold. Crew battled fire while the captain steered to safety. Investigators pursued suspects and noted the explosion occurred around 6 p m, with swift rescue and harbor anchorage secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noth
Wier Aumschahn
Sehlle
New York
Thavsteamier
Finnie
Wille
Hyfos
Gale
Fox
Russian Shipwreck Mystery From June Naval Battle
Fragmented report describes a Russian destroyer wrecked near Archangel after mines in the White Sea region. June sightings, German mine action, and British steamer losses are noted with unclear details and several garbled names. Authorities reference naval operations and casualty mentions amid wartime reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ornherre
Aukrum Bloult
Tadax
Aceligegwl
Aalto
Anne White
E Mays
Ares Angel
Staan
Menielling
Federa “Sania Amt
London
Wrark G. Ormsby
Baston
Archangel
Joe
Tdiicht
White Sea
Fuastan
Gennan
Kumdan Park
Explosive Progress From Gunpowder to High Explosives
A historic overview traces the evolution from early gunpowder used as propellant to high explosives. It notes 1488 smokeless powder emergence, the shift to instantaneous reactions, and the impact on rapid-fire weapons and shell design. It contrasts older powder smoke with newer compositions enabling compact, powerful charges for shells, bombs, torpedoes, and missiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Ranme
Mexico City
Aguascotanies
Finrigie Perez Rul
Vic
Nual
Gason
Riveno Simeke
Submarine Eye Promises Stealth Naval Advance
Detroit reports Maxim claims a submarine eye enabling underwater sight and torpedo discharge without periscopes. If true, it could revolutionize underwater travel, reduce vulnerability of surface ships, and threaten dreadnoughts by offering stealth and protection from surface attack. The inventor asserts potential for major military edge and urges prudent, rapid development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Maxim
Maxim Hug
Vessala
Undefined historical case fragment headline
A damaged OCR fragment reports a crime case involving an interracial incident and subsequent sentencing. The readable text mentions a man accused of assaulting a white girl, a barber, and a judge or official statement about fines or imprisonment. Details are unclear due to missing and garbled portions.
Travel to Europe heavy sailings set July 10
The article notes heavy passenger traffic from the United States to Europe with multiple liners and destinations. Eighteen hundred passengers depart, with the French liner Expugne carrying 450 to Bordeaux and Halhu liners 700 to maps. Passengers are closely inspected and shipments checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisaengere
Hyery Coilin
Laer St. Pautl
Bordeaux
Halhu
Alabama Bandits Rob Limited Train
Bandits derail a New York to New Orleans limited train near Gretel Alabama, seizing cash and valuables from a baggage car. A posse pursued by late reports, currency bound for Houston and Lexington, authorities say the robbery was staged to vanish into the woods. Officials indicate the incident connected to a broader plan and note the alarmed public awaits updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ata
Gretel
Ala
Fiat Pluke
Rebboy Lanteville & Nashville
New York
New Orleane
Baniels
Bageace
Alrdedie
Watt
Garland
Ain
Phil McRen
Maont
Absarvathe
Nis
Mall Rar
Bunditn
Houston
Lex
Avenoel
Wants on the Right Track Signals Growing Business Path
The report notes Wants is steering a business toward expansion, with growth accelerating as demand climbs. Executives emphasize strategic investments, scaling operations, and positioning for larger markets ahead.
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Evo Agn
Gees
Ion Tov
Bolland
Neotealliy
Scar
Pege Arie
Orme
Iply
Brattuwe
Tieedias
Wes Layne
Mofrea C. A. RuliGina
Wealiueni Nkornas
Komal
Aavistanta
Tunam
Triana
Ordear
Bittle
Prederick Abikh
Tequarce
Gourley
Kitchener
Wilson
Golf
Amir
McCombs
Minnehaha
Holt
Allus Irank Toll
Muenter
Mineollonenig Fredeht
Bulleus
State Bank & Trust Company
State Bank & Trust CO
Guaranty Fund Bank
San Antonio
Texas
Teo
AL Hivin
Tirana
Eld
Van
Carranza
Villa
Stafe
Aguascalientes
Ee Wravelers
Garde
Fle
Musle
Maxim’s
Jaden
Inegro
Fouts Magttrite
Senta Bleck
Man
Jnl
Loets
Wunister
Jal
Europe
Perron
Alstin
Mee Suiyay
Insurance and
Ganking Petterson
Atwornes General's Department
Msurvice
Austin
Tex
Haa
Iisa
Atte
Texas Breweries
Fork Worth
Bay
Uiesas
Mirch
Alistln
Q W. Woodman
Lofay
North Texas
Treaguter
Mastic
Rairman- Ausiuen
Rand
Enimmssique
Allison Mayfield
Altzchan
Includine F. Mc Len
Direeeraid
D. Parker
Euchieer
D. Trudnail
Alabama Bandits
Rankers' Journal
Unitas
Tax
Texas Banker
Tnurnal Transusth
Dallan
W. A. Philpott Jr
Che. Wublication
Rusvin
Alee
Byister County Common School
Dimmit
San Antonio Gay Co
Ertere
Auattar
Tim Aotonto
State Department
J. B. Thames
J. F. Chamberlain
Ed Walker
Mr. Rew Tailer
NSCOM
Tiny
Biyer
Rational Anti-Susstitution League
Philadelphia
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