The Same Man Opposed by City and County Machines
Voters in San Antonio face a repeat clash as the county and city machines back two candidates for the position once held by Judge Clark. The former rival of Judge Davis, Huntress, is linked to the estate of a deceased German citizen and to a newspaper avoiding prohibition coverage. Support for Huntress is tied to the Citizens' League, whose leaders now push to retain influence over San Antonio and Bexar county offices.
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Clark
Bexar County
San Antonio
Piolls
George Huntress
Judge Davis
Hunt
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Citizens’ League
George Wyntress
Tri Ligurv
Henteess
Citizens' League
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Brown
Huntress
San Antonio Bond Issue Push for Growth and Parks
The piece argues for a new bond issue to fund permanent park development and city infrastructure in San Antonio. It asserts growth has lagged, urges modernization, and defends the bond plan as necessary for streets sewering and park beautification with lasting, permanent improvements.
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San Antonio
Texas
San Antonio Bond Vote Advocated for Park Exposition
The piece argues for approving a bond to fund park development tied to a proposed exposition in San Antonio. It says the event will attract visitors, boost the city’s credit, and yield long term benefits beyond the exposition, urging all citizens who love the city to vote yes despite concerns about temporary costs.
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San Aue
Tonia
Mors
America
Chen
Ambion
San Antonio
United States
Stone
Wny
Amfrica
Tus
Debate Over Status of the German Submarine Deutschland
The article argues whether the Deutschland is a warship or merchantman as it leaves American waters. It contends Britain and France may target it, discusses U S stance, and warns that sinking without warning would affect Britain Germany relations, unlikely unless in American waters.
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High Seas
Migh Wetion
United States
Hye
Elizabeth
Werchautmien
Mauretania
Germany
Lusitania
Great Britain
Suffragettes urged to avoid Prohibitionist entanglements in quest
The piece argues suffragettes should not seek support from Prohibitionists or form a third party. It warns such alliances could compromise constitutional aims, undermine credibility with Democrats or Republicans, and hinder unity. It stresses harmony within suffrage ranks and cautions against opportunistic mergers.
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Waren
Fie
Repubicans
Vest
Progressive Party
Alyurguroene
Thirty in Mexico Threats Prompted Urgent Warning
A deteriorating security situation on the border is described with references to property destruction and crime, urging decisive action by authorities. The narrator stresses that without strong measures and a willing attitude from leaders, disorder will worsen and threaten regional safety and creditability.
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Mexico
Cuba
Touila
Tulsa
Farmers on Their Feet Amid Mixed Texas Crop Outlook
Farmers face uncertain outdoor yields as seasons prove unfriendly and prices rise. Analysts note healthier crops and strong marketing while drought and market trends pressure profits. Investment shifts and policy discussions aim to bolster production despite volatility.
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Texas Tnesrestrial Congress
Mam Goth
Not Forgetting Dani in the 1940s Campaign
The piece discusses the looming 1940s political contest, debating who will carry the Democratic standard for re election. It praises Daniel Wilken as a likely bearer and references Alfred Roosevelt era themes alongside key figures like Tan Macshat Ia and Wimato Hayes.
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Dani
Ithe Wetson
Tan Macshat
United States
Polilies
Abraham Lance
Fort Worth
A Warning to Suffragettes at Prohibition Convention
A distorted piece warns that suffragettes plan to seek endorsement of the Susan B. Anthony amendment by Prohibitionists at the national convention. It notes Democratic and Republican parties have avoided pledging to ratify federal equal suffrage, while Prohibitionists may gain leverage amid current politics.
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United States
Prohibition Party
Morning Paper Trends and The Press Decline
A discussion of The Press and The New York morning papers, noting changes in ownership and franchise transfers. The piece compares the rise of afternoon newspapers and the shifting balance between morning and afternoon editions in major cities, highlighting market competition and reader habits.
Cadenet and the Debut of Roger in the Grand Theater Story
The narrative follows Cadenet and the debut of the tenor Roger at the Grand Theater. The reader recalls rehearsals for Hincourto and Uggaenots and the crowd’s curiosity over the new artist. The scene shifts to backstage tensions and the public impression of Cadenet’s rising star.
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Jules Chirelle
Monsieus
Aura
Duis
Knevess
Ikea
Mazel
Hiam
Cavenet
Catheqet
M. Roger
Roger
Avsim Saul
Mamary Vary
Andy
Thane
Monsieur Borer
Paris
Howe
Ane
Nat
Blas Imnelt
Spaninh
Dion Caer
Morgyyer
Helors Cadenel
Grand Theater
Eraryulag
M. Trogor
Thorielib
Robert de Diane
Inter
Wwe
Obu
Arenes
Reneive Sa
Mernol
Daily Fashion Hint on Avery season novelty outfits
The feature describes a summer ensemble including a bag parasol and hat with matching scarf and hair arrangements. Materials highlight wool yarns and French motifs with Walky threads, Mexican trimmed conch shapes, and a tentable hat silhouette with a draw string and decorative trim.
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Avery
Opera star Cadenet faces crowd after tragic misreading aria
A crowded theatre scene centers on Cadenet as he misreads the aria text during a performance. The audience reacts with mix of laughter and disappointment, while the manager contends with the fallout and public reactions. The singer contends with criticism of his French recital and vows to improve.
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A. ToMiga
Gaushc
Arag
Cotlain
Americas
Lenat
Rinka
Helen
Trade After the War Aims in International Economics
A fragment discusses postwar trade policy in a world at war, weighing protection versus free exchange. It cites Britain, Germany, and Allied powers, noting how colonial and domestic industries shape policy, and suggests future trade treaties may test wartime arrangements.
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Wall Street
Great Britain
Democratic
Hotie
Republican Party
Germany
Bonuic Novady
Fevered politics swirl in New York amid Democrat critique
Fragmented OCR text portrays a heated political scene with references to Democrats and opponents. The passage attacks Wilsonian rhetoric and critique of Democratic administration, questioning voters' confidence amid claims of faultfinding and empty phrases. The piece hints at campaigns, policies, and public sentiment.
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Nam York
Wilson
Inca Builders and their Lost Civilizations Explored
A communication to the National Society by Prof. Gingham recounts the Peru expedition of 1915 and details Inca stone work, tools, and building techniques. It notes lack of a writing system, advanced metalwork, and extensive use of stone cylinders, with reflections on social and military practices and regional spread.
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Amnsine
Auehy
Plaele
National Society
Mrofeesan
Mally
Yale
Gingham
Tre
Fesort
Boviety
Mahneton
Tae Dulldurs
Macht Pi
Professor Iingham
Shana
Uystam
Ram Dingha
Urubamba Valley
Chealpurimas
wYbelr
Greece
Sis
Nyesent
Ellmain
Tnea
Marek Pleehu
Sauicgl
Plechu
Mexico
Central American
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New York Journal
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the Light
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Wight
Nevers
Dahies
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Wales
Neves
Walline
Raoul
Riigo
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Ngweiry
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Courne
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ATA
Tal Castenet
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Taner
Tui
Thare
Fox
Jones
New York
Wien
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