German Press Sings Of French Moral Resolve In War
Berlin reports quoted in the German press praise French morale, with Delius and Harden portraying French resilience as undented. The pieces stress French confidence, insistence on holding out, and warn against underestimating Paris. Swiss neutrality and Austrian sugar trade frictions are also noted amid war pressures.
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Artitia
Hane Delius
Zarlinar Lokel Amreiger
Germany
Belus
France
Walters
Frei
Harden
Maximan Harden
Loyal Loyalist delegates gather for Moone patronal convention
Two thousand members of the Loyal Order of Moone attend the opening session in San Diego. Reports and routine business are scheduled, with the main focus tomorrow on the pilgrimage to Tulate Mexico and plans for a $500,000 auditorium. Delegates arrive from California, Colorado, Texas, Arizona, and lodges from across the United States and abroad.
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Colorado
Texas
Arizona
United States
Tan Oeden
Fere
Toronto
Montreal
Victoria
Nova Scotia
Convicts adopt yellow marks for prison discipline
Ossining news reports Sing Sing inmates adopting a new punishment by suspending privileges and marking with yellow symbols on gray garments for rule violations or escape attempts. The system relies on prisoners internalizing the penalty, as stated by Warden Thames M. Gxoorne. Kenedy Road bonds fail in district election with 124 for and 124 against, short of two thirds.
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N. F
Mutuel Welfare Laague
Sing Sing
League
Thames M. Gxoorne
Kenedy
Kensdy
Tex
Kenedy Foad
Wireless plant head in Sayville seized by German officers
In charge of wireless commander Mullard of the United States now holds control of the Sayville wireless station after German officers removed staff. Eight aridown wave devices were seized and three company personnel were retained for the present, with details still unfolding.
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Mmander W. HG. Mullard
Unitet Sins
Agay le
Sayville
Ciphle Zeanech
Phioyes
Densi
Seizure of Gottun Basis of Protest Meeting
The National German American Alliance held its quarterly session at Moyne Hall with about twenty delegates. They discussed proposed amendments to be voted on next Saturday and England's seizure of cotton on the high seas bound for neutral ports. A committee will draft protest resolutions and circulate them in Texas. The next meeting is planned for Westcott in October.
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Wer
Tha
Alhianen
Mnoye Hall
24 Migeena
E. Tonjes
England
Porta
Texas
United States
Iwesthott
Lytle school board elects officers and sets tax bond election
Lytle residents heard the school board elect W O Riley as assessor and collector for the Lytle Independent School District and appoint two teachers Miss McDonnell of San Marcos and Myrtie Langley of Devine. An August 21 maintenance tax election and a $12,000 bond issue were ordered to fund a $9000 addition and land for a demonstration farm and equipment.
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W.O. Riley
Lytle Independent School District
McDonnell
San Marcos
Myrtie Langley
Devine
United States as World Leader in War Era View
Paris commentary quotes Garbril Hanoiaux praising American moral authority and Mr Wilson’s role as potential arbitrator. It stresses the duty of the United States to speak for humanity and set an example, while citing French support for staying neutral until a just moment arrives. It notes preparations for arbitration and the emphasis on international law.
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French Academy
United States
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America
Whitner Warren
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Danmark
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Sweden
Holland
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Wilson
Murt
Inman
M. Mariotaux
Scions of South Preserve History Proposed as New Confederacy Group
Judge Moye Wicks advocates forming the Belona of the Rovthk to revive Civil War era rituals through affiliated lodges in the South. A joint meeting of United Confederate Veterans and the Daughters of The Confederacy discussed the plan with music and recitations from Miss Violet Haynes and others. The proposal will be considered at the next joint business session.
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Judge Wicks
United Confederate Vonoraus
Daughters of the Confederacy
Woman's Club
Worrest Wilson
Hersig
Damon
Pythisg
Pythles
Wicks
Tollowe
Violet Haynes
Longg
Annis
Carl
Mise Bessa Lane
Mise Vinlet Haynes
Sothern
bYiss Vinlet Hynes
Nora Calhoun
Socialist opposition to war echoed at San Pedro Park
Local Socialist meeting at San Pedro Park called for armament restraint and peace. Resolutio n urged release of foreign possessions curb on military force repeal of the military draft taxing war powers to the people and praised Thou Shalt Not Kill as applying to nations as well as individuals. Also notes on new aircraft designs and British wartime tactics.
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Socialist Party
San Pedro Park
United States
A. M. Howard
Janiel A. Young
Congress
Strange Old Currency and a Republic of Frankland
A garbled excerpt traces a failed 18th century attempt in what would become Tennessee. It cites a short lived state named Frankland, dissolved, then Tennessee rejoined North Carolina. It mentions a 1789 salary law paying officials in deerskins and raccoon skins, reflecting early colonial style currency and governance.
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New York Tribue
Tennessee
North Carolina
Frankland
Tennessee I
North Taro
Isabinut
David Webster
State of
General Assembly
Commonwealth
Bly
Kaen County
Elerk
British Are Building Great Aerial Navy
London July 12 reports on German air raids and Allied response boost enthusiasm for aerial warfare in England. The nation speeds up aircraft production with plans for a formidable air fleet, hoping to rival any in the world as construction progresses.
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London
England
Great Western
Jarpen
Rotary clubs hold sixth annual international convention
San Francisco hosts the sixth annual convention of the International Association of Rotary Clubs with about 3500 delegates from the United States, Canada, Great Britain, Australia and Hawaii in attendance. CH Vie ter of San Francisco delivered the welcome address as the gathering begins a full week of sessions. Dinner planned at the Austin dam for about 100 merchants with Secretary Ben- Jey announcing the event likely to occur in August.
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International Association of Rotary Clubs
CH. Vieter
United States
Canada
Great Sintein
Australia
Bawaii
Austin Dam
Austen
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Austin
the Dam
Ben- Jey
Purity Congress Meets in San Francisco
At the second day of the International Purity Congress in San Francisco, speakers included De. Charles G. Pease of New York, president of the Non-smokery Protective League of America, presenting The Tobacco Vice Contributors to Leviathal Immorality. Mrs Mary E Teats of Chicago spoke on The Twentieth Century Home Versus the So-called New Morality, and Clifford G. Ree of Chicago contributed a paper on The New Purity Plan.
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Addrese
Charles G. Pease
New York
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