Mobilization Debate Across U S Army and German Comparisons
An article argues mobilization was not a true test and examines U S and German transport practices. It notes Fort Sam Houston units could move independently and critiques delays, highlighting distance and railcar details in wartime logistics. It contrasts American readiness with European methods and warns of potential invasion timing.
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Cuba
General Carter
Department of Nexus
United States
Germany
Europe
Fortam Houston
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Maine
Florida
Washington, D. C
Club presents cigars after Washington speech mishap
A trio of delegates visit a young lawyer and present cigars from the Quill Club. The spokesman notes the lawyer had broken down while giving a Washington speech, praising him for knowing when to stop after declaring Washington a great man.
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Quill Club
Washington
George Washington
Lost Japanese Spy Rumor Tops San Antonio Whispers
A wild rumor spread in San Antonio that a Japanese spy was arrested after sending a telegraph message about troop movements. The tale described a man in a light suit declaring arrest to a Japanese man, but authorities denied any knowledge of the incident and the rumor faded as investigators pursued the story.
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San Antonio
United States Department
Texas
Rio Grande
Youse
United States Secret Service Office
Tobin
Winess
Bar Association Meeting Called For March 13 1911
A bar association meeting is called for Monday March 13 1911 at 9 30 a m in the Fifty seventh District court to decide the sense of the Bar on appointing a judge for the Seventieth district all practicing members invited. General Gloom and a quip about a wedding add light humor to the item.
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Bar Association
M. Aubrey
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