Texas ministers praise Vita5min by ministers in series of interviews
A collection of ministerial testimonials from Texas pastors lauds a tonic named Vitelinus sold at Wagner's Drug Store. Rev Hanson reports kidney and liver relief after prolonged ailments and endorses the product as a remarkable remedy.
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Teane Telntye Yy Vilalitaa
Elven
Teiroh
Aif
A. Witton
Baytist Ahurek
Cealdenve
Sears
Wren
Aly
coLe
Hanson Chow
Lawal
Amex
Vitelinus Ab Wagner
Russians Halt Austrians On the Dneister
A brief item notes Russian forces halting Austrian troops on the Dneister area. The text warns against publishing unauthorised military information and mentions prohibitions on such publications.
Serbians Reported to Occupy Elbaswa and Tirana
A private message from Copenhagen reported to London via Berlin says Serbian troops have occupied Elbaswa in Albania and Tirana, with infantry marching toward the Adriatic coast. The dispatch notes insurgents proclaim a republic at Burazuo, and cites other movements 64 miles southeast of Scutari.
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London
Albenian
Elbaswa
Scutarend
Berlin
Atlans
Copenhagen
Exchange
Compan
Tirana
Albania
Crofa
Burazuo
Jouanien Iseurgents
Dispatch Rays
Italeans Take Maieren In Austie Border Skirmish
Tatlan forces report capture of Plovken near the Austie frontier. A pass near the portal endangers AustMan communications as troops move south of a malt highway between Dalbach and Buiebruck.
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Innsbruck
Geneve
Parisi
Tatlan
Plovken
Ausitie
Passagvian
Italian Forces Advance Through Predil Pass Toward Udine
June 11 dispatch reports Italian units pushing through Predil Pass toward Turla and the Latuneh highway junction on the Avethin border side. Rail lines indicate trains carrying soldiers arriving at Udine as Italian advances continue.
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Ubine
Tisly
Geneve
Nd Parte
Predil Pass
Turvla
Niles
Avethin
Udine
Gallipoli Battle Toll Reported With Heavy Losses
A private sector correspondent describes Allied forces suffering heavy losses at Gallipoli during a night bombardment. The fighting caused significant destruction and over 2000 tons of material reportedly damaged or captured amid the broader engagement.
Military action report from June 11 front lines
June 11 dispatch from the river fronts reports heavy fighting with the enemy repulsed at multiple points. Allied forces say they captured prisoners including officers and men, and seized equipment and matériel during the engagement.
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Ruayy
Ais
At the Colong Campaign Amid Eastern Front Action
Dispatches report fierce fighting along the One Taniay river region as Austrian and Cologne forces clash with Italian units. Artillery and small arms fire push advances toward Gurizia Grad iaca and Brantaloone while backers defend positions and repulse counterattacks.
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Cologne
Germany
Vin Lenin
Aly Naaler
Taniay
Gurizia
Gradiaca
Brantaloone
Roa
Trains halt as Austrians fire heavy artillery at Gorizia
Reported actions show Austro Hungarian forces engaging at Gorizia with artillery and infantry. Austrian strength is cited as swelled from 90,000 to 14,500 in the latest tally, with casualties and early advances described alongside the Tribes’ resistance.
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Geneva
Parla
Gorizla
Earis
British Cruiser Sunk in Adriatic by German Submarine
A German submarine reports sinking a British Liverpool type cruiser off St. Jean Medue on the Albanian coast near Paranso Dalelgne. The vessel, 380 miles west of St Jean Medue, carried two 6 inch guns ten 4 inch guns and two 18 inch torpedo tubes with a crew of officers and men.
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Vila
Buit Ftor
St. Jean Medue
Paranso
Dalelgne
Berlin
Sayville
Chel
Torpenard Witd
Liverpool
St. Jean Meds
Sixteen Cases Added to Free Clinic as One Child Dies
A crowded scene at the Me Fraw Clinic follows the death of a baby amid visits by dozens of mothers and children. Doctors faced overwhelmed facilities as more than 813 individuals sought examination and medical aid, with families living in makeshift shelters near the tracks.
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Pridar
la Palos
Mukis
Medieliv
Jean
Haby
Dr. Gow
He Tiytren
Rulfrand
Vox Cart
Bern
Wilk
Jim
Cad Witer
Sui
Veteran of 13 PA Volunteer Infantry Describes War Hardships and Recovery
A veteran of Company J, 13th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, recounts Civil War service in Nashville and other engagements. He praises his comrade Mr Tone Litt and credits Plant Tube medicine for relief from decades of stomach trouble, sleepless nights, and indigestion after the war. The testimonial notes relocation to San Antonio and endorsement by local merchants.
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Tone Litt
Damon Sherl
Waitisburg
Company J
Pennsylvanie Velinceer
Fantry
Col
Stywall
Daritchmard
Ab Stone Riexe
Navhville
Litte
J.C
Alexe
Firth
Montane
Dakota
Tria
Guaguin
Tsar i
Lulee
Cormraides
San Antonio
Villa and Angeles in Serious Quarrel
Galveston June 11 reports a serious quarrel between Villa and Angeles, two constitutionalist commanders here. Each general accuses the other of ordered retreat at Lead and threatens to worsen hostilities between their forces.
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Villa
Angeles
Galveston
Bonerfly Vila
Ting Tuttle
Leon
Lead
Rights of Humanity Basis of Second Note
Vice President Marshall asserts American tradition and policy favor arbitration and universal peace while warning against interfering with foodstuffs and raw materials. He emphasizes Americans should not disregard humanitarian obligations and warns against stray actions from the zone of danger.
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Indianapolis
Eni
Marshall
America
Texas Senator Culberson Seeks German Note Approval
A Texas senator Charles A Culberson press notes discuss sending a note to Germany urging salivization and German government engagement. The piece notes strong Texas public support but includes uncertain references and lacks clear comment from German authorities.
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DaLuas
Lex
Juce Jr
Charles A Culberson
Texas
Bulgaria protests London tone fuels diplomatic strain
A dispatch notes Bulgaria filing a formal protest to London amid escalating diplomatic tensions. The report outlines perceived biases against Sofia and mentions reactions from Turkish authorities and other regional actors as signs of widening indifference.
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London
Tone
Rays
Things
Wassant
Turkey
Federal grand jury eyes broader arrests in affidavit case
A federal grand jury in Cork plans a wide probe into a alleged conspiracy to defraud the United States by individuals who submitted affidavits to the State Department. Gustav Stahl, a German resident, faces perjury charges in connection with his testimony. he is held on 10000 bail with a June 25 hearing. Other figures named include Paul Koenig and several witnesses questioned by prosecutors as the grand jury enlists more testimony.
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Cork
Federal Grand Jury
Tt Wen
United States
Thy Steta
Lloway
Iiet
Vas Targas
Guatave Stahl
Axely
Stahl
Grand
E& United States
Whrus
Paul Koenig
Ilne
Auilort‘sea Say
Une
Josephing Wirr
Anton Grieve
Brickner
Graduation Exercises Mark End of Commencement Week
The Lady of the Laku Academy held Friday morning commencement exercises with Rev T. KR Reilly presenting diplomas. Graduates included Miss Frances Martin as valedictorian and a long program of music and readings featuring students from Annin May Amanon to Pileubeth Roses with certificates awarded to the class. Several hundred attended the morning event at the Opera House, followed by an afternoon banquet.
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Lady Charten
Annelty Carter
Turin
Annin
Amanon
Thorninin
Roses
San Tiegar
AVN
St. Anthony's Pevilio
Opera
Uhorug
Teaneviera Makaowa
Lanam Butsrill
Sona Learn
Porfiria Field
Liv
Amazon
Overture
de Tannhouser
Pronos
Anetta Cartier
Reene
Court of Agrippla
Rome
Marnerers
Gisele Hogers
Fogete Fuller
Trine Rindiy
Detlaia Kroeger
Marion Homer
Ord Ainason
Ellen Fox
Annia Mav Ata Reoh
Proneen’ Metin
Adele Ichreretiek
Serv Greckur
Dorothy Brookm
Luvhidu de Ty Garza
Porting
Feld
Ast Tontin
Vittareal
Lucile Dingwal
Tosephine Clynes
Woodland Sprite
A Carter
Sun ‘Travis
Pranken
A ‘Bachaniup
Esther Sibend
Lucilie Fronvhabrzere
McMhuon
Corinne Wey
Alberta Wegenhauser
Annie May Amagon
Litho Rogers
Mars Wlizabeth Bowen
Thelma Ray de Freema
Pearl Baolgatupf
Marion Buttrilt Prances Landman
Marie Dizon
Insett Fuller
Willie Dingwall
Elo- Gig Reiman
Christina Schunlar
Adete Wirknatrin
Phelna Tixon
Sleanor Dinegayy
Marion A. Homer
Lucinda Fle Jo Gare
Rut Jéahy-Flare
Beatrice Jarsett
Frances Mactin
T. KR. Reilly
Note to England data gathering delays sea transit studies
United States State Department officials say data is being compiled on routes and timing for shipping to Great Britain. They discuss Atlantic traffic, cordoned routes, and measures to avoid disruption to American armour.
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England
Fishing Boats Sunk by Zeppelin Bombs in Atlantic Seaway
Reports from London June describe German air raids sinking fishing boats and merchant vessels off Ireland and Britain. Ships named include the Danish steamer Dania and the Swedish Oleg and Russian Thomassia, with crews saved or landed at various ports. Stratheaton torpedoed near Barry with crew rescued at Cardiff. Memorial services announced by Ladies of the Maccabees at First Baptist Church.
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London
Fnvg
Zeppelin
Neval Sitneck
Ward
Moss, Bellend
Zeppelos
Sat Juarives
Rme
Tha ‘Wexpress
Laverganl
Dania
Oleg
Aull
Thomassia
Ireland
Chatenttown
Stratheatran
Bury
Cardiff
Glasgow
Strettcatron
Warnthe
Alaine Hive
First Baptist
Melegil
Editors Attend Corcus Curisth Texas Press Fair
About 400 delegates from Austin Fort Worth Texarkana Marin and Mineral Wells attended the Texas Press fair in Corcus Curist h. Speakers included Judge Hirai Glasa at Austin W H Mayer of the University of Texas School of Journalism and Waller B Whit hue of Dallas delivering addresses on journalistic work.
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Corcus Curisth
Tex
Texas
Comention
Ale Gliloy
yetlsTa Sanzontian
Austin
Fort Worth
FA Pasw
Texarkana
Marin
Mic‘eral Wells
Mermahern
Associatio
Hirai Glasa
WU H. Mayer
Io Xehoal
Te Universlty of
Waller B. Whittui
Dattas
Summer Heat Trends at Ann Antonly Station Report
The report records a record warm spell with low reliability in temperatures, noting previous years’ hotter early June readings. It cites Blaser Allen Boell and references 1912 comparisons, including June highs around 93 to 102 degrees and multiple days near or above 100.
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Ann Antonly
Blaser Allen Boell
United States Proposes Treaty Alterations and Grain Control
Washington announces planned changes to existing treaties calling for stricter enforcement under the new seamon's law. Vienna reports Austria will seize and control the new harvest to feed rural populations, with the state purchasing the entire crop.
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Washington, D
United States
Austria
Inkesorum
Geneva
Vienna
War Grain Committee
Italians Pressures in Great Teuton Army Campaign
Report from Lugano Switzerland indicates Italian and German forces engage in operations with aims to compel concessions. Immediate objectives include Trent Trieste and Klagenfurt as strategic targets in Carinthia amid ongoing wartime movements.
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Lugano
Switzerland
Taris
Mers Crom
Germany
Traian
Crattan
Install New Officers At Chementing Club Meeting
The ewerthcers of the Raluey ub wave were installed at the St. Anthony Hotel. Retiring president Harry Miller and retiring secretary Char guee H. Jenkins received watches. New officers include R Clarence Jones president and George Holmgreen vice president. Corpus Christi trip announced for June 19 and 20. WAXAHACHIE Texas June 1 W W Briges of Ennis found with throat slashed in jail cell. He appears nearly 60 and had asked for shaving. held for violating no Inca opiar law.
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Chementing
St. Anthony
Harry [. Miller
Charguee H. Jenkins
Wie
R. Clarence Jones
Georre O. Holmgreen
Ful Scholz
J White
Tes
W. W. Briges
Ennis
Rigs
Torpha
Jans
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