Nagel asserts child labor demands in farm crisis
Dallas March hearing on tenant farming and mortgage power features Nagle testimony alleging wage pressure and landowner coercion. Oklahoma figures show high mortgage rates among farmers while tenants face eviction risk. Austin argues systemic causes include one crop politics and store credit.
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Dallas
Tex
Mebnin
Nagie
Charles J. Austin
Department of Extension
University of Texas
Mir
Auatin
Iin
Ld Magic
Custer
Oxtuhoma
Jndian Tyrtiary
Kgrmery
Oklahoma
Oklahom
Lokis
Name Nagle
Tyro Electric
Uaery
Associaton
New York
Nagle
Mills
Ismaal
Farmarag
Jananescan
Atr
Neste
Huey Servien
Weather Day Forecast Notes Oddities in Text
A garbled weather brief mentions unclear temperature notes for Thursday and tonight. It references San Antonio and a family or person names in awkward phrasing, with no clear temperatures or conditions discernible.
Weather Report Fragments From Multiple Cities
Readable fragments report temperatures winds and conditions for several places including OURIETS SAMT BL WOULST and ST PAUL with notes on wind direction cloud cover and temperatures. Mentions daily highs and lows and comparisons suggesting overall mild to cool conditions across the region.
Saloon Keeper Testimony on Registrations in Indiana Precinct
In Terre Haute district Indiana a saloon keeper and Democratic precinct committeeman Jack Hits to be tried in connection with a case of alleged fraudulent registrations. Hines pleaded guilty to charges of influencing voters and over the protests of suffragist Mrs. Sthmaan testified about misconduct at the polls. He claimed to have voted about 200 people though only 28 to 70 legal voters existed in the precinct.
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Thanapolis
Ind
Tareh
Jack Hits
Hines
Tiny
C. Sthmaan
Stimeon
Terisy
Dutt Hines
Germans Must Quit Italy Says Report
MAREN SARIS dateline Nice reports that permanent resorts on the Stelvio Riviera have been told by authorities to leave Italian territory immediately. The dispatch notes negotiations between Italy and Prince von Buelow of Austria and Germany are in doubt as Emperor Francia Joseph appears to have broken them off.
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Saris
Maren
Stelar-Riviera
Nice
Hayas
Prince von Buelow
Austria
Germany
Francia’ Joseph
Five Evelyn Crewmen Reach New York After Mine Sinking
Five crew members of the Evelyn report the steamer struck a mine at 4 a.m. and remained afloat seven hours before abandoning ship. They were rescued by a German patrol boat and later reached New York, with other survivors believed picked up or landed in Holland.
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New York
Evelyn
North Sea
Bremen
Will Cotton
Matanzas Fren Bremeshaven
Ivelyn
Holand
President Wilson to review Atlantic fleet in New York maneuvers
President Wilson plans to review the Atlantic fleet during naval maneuvers at New York while adding no firm arrangements. Report says he would be present in May unless official business prevents.
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Washington. D. Oy
Marcus
Wilson
New York
Protest Over German Consul Arrest In Seattle
Protest from the German embassy in Washington D C against the arrest warrant for German Consul Wilhelm Mueller and his secretary B N Schultz. Embassy asserts the arrest violates consul arate and demands investigation by the Department of Justice. Authorities report bail set at $1000 for each, with cases tied to alleged conspiracy and submarine parts shipments.
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Wassefngdon
D.C. Marci
Willam Muller
B. N. Schultz
Germany
United States
Seattle
Mueller
Scale Construction & Dry Duck Company
Belton Potantis Iewarts
Ernbusey wlNelals
Bucker
Gemir
Department of Justice
Bond
Wash
Wilhelm
Mix Schulz
Dhy
Senate
Paralexky
Trade Commission Takes Constructive Path to Regulate Trade
Washington reports the new Federal Trade Commission begins work today with a policy of constructive helpfulness to business. It aims to map cooperative avenues for interstate trade compliant with anti trust laws and cooperate with the Department of Justice. An inquiry into common selling agencies abroad held by international firms will determine if similar measures are needed in America.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
White House
Wilson
Department of Dusee
Iuterans
Commission
Bomb wrecks mayor's home in Guttenburg suburb
March 13 report states the bomb exploded at the home of Daniel Herrmany mayor of Gulienturs Noid a Guttenburg suburb awakening the county but causing no injuries Herrmann had discharged Guttenburg's eight policemen sixteen months earlier claiming order. Police investigated and the bomber escaped.
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New York
Daniel Herrmany
Gulienturs
Noid
Herrmann
Guttenburg
Ars
Women to be freed in Serbia Austria exchange
Serbia and Austria agreed to exchange interned women and men with age limits 18 to 60 after prolonged negotiations via the Spanish legation in Bucharest.
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Serbia
Austria
Wnisti
Aoulon
Bucharest
Villa near Tampico advised by state authorities
Reports from yesterday indicate General Villa's insurgent forces near Tampico faced additional reverses. The dispatch notes Villa's movements and possible measures to secure nearby towns within three miles of Templeu, with emphasis on local officials and foreign residents.
Mexico City Quien Dispatches Report Arrival Tardy
March 14 dispatches describe continued quiet in Mexico City amid reports of arrival delays and unrest. Reads like an incomplete wire summary noting activities between the capital and Tl Baew, with mentions of streets, parties, and search efforts.
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Washington
Mexico
Villa Carranza clash near Velio in Mexico report
March 18 report of fighting between Villa and Carranza forces 16 miles south of Velio Mexico. One battalion of about 1600 Carranza troops said to have assembled at Murbaer and attacked. Villa reportedly massed north from Allende, aims to halt enemy move and push toward Tulio Las Vucas opposite Delhi with warning wires heard on the Grande.
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Villa
Carranga
Velio
Mexico
Carranza
Las Vucas
Delhi
Transports to be used between Philippines and United States
Washington March 18. Transport space for Philippine exports will be used to move gear that cannot be shipped otherwise. Secretary Garrison told President Wilson of the shortage of ships, noting about 3000 tons per transport will be available. He will urge Harrison to seek private shipping proposals to handle exports and reduce government cargo. President Wilson supports no immediate changes to the plan.
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Washington, D.C
Philippine Islands
United States Army
Ie Islands
Garriso
Wilson
Harrison
Philippines
United States
Army
Gurrivon
Wileai
Garris Plan
Italy
Prison for a poet fuels wartime censorship in Germany
Amid crossborder reports, First Lieutenant Alfred Humbert of the French Thirty First Regiment is jailed in Slivsgsbure fortress for authoring a poem that mocked Emperor Wilhelm. His wife, who distributed the verse to a German hospital, receives an eight month sentence. In Ohio, a Methodist convention in Parade features John H. Mott and Chelsea W. Fairbanks as leaders, while Temple Texas mourns the burial of Aliz A Wallace Ferguson's mother. Chicago voters will cast a four hundred foot ballot length at the locale polling place.
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Berlin
Maren
Via- Londot
William
Alfred Humbert
Slivsgsbure
Humbert
Germany
Ohio
Supplies for Allies Loaded at New York
A wartime shipment effort departs New York with 060 ton cargoes including trucks and other war supplies on board. French vessel La Guarognie among ships moving supplies, while the Philadelphia, St. Louis, and Grdusia are mentioned in connection with the voyage and convoy activity.
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New York
Atlas
Preach Hine
Nales
Philadel Pig
St. Louis
Grdusia
Evrapa
Belgium Relief Effort Gathers Support At Ceremony
A notable relief drive for Belgian suffering advances with speakers Abeek Frederich and Re Cyulert addressing a Carnegie ceremony. Attendees pledge substantial aid and highlight ongoing global aid efforts as wartime hurt extends to March and April activities.
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NEA Vohik
Sate Vantrvelie
Alate
Belrloor
Hee
Walt Just
Anes
Frederich Re Cy
Star
Reid Whittaets
Tacit Raw
Bolen Wan
Campbell Case to Jury at Houston
Ray Campbell stands charged with accepting bribes in a federal case. The trial has drawn constant attention in Houston as prosecutors present arguments and evidence in court. Names and places include a Missouri Kansas Texas railway agent and San Antonio connections, with details limited by the damaged OCR.
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Campbell
Houston
Vox
Ray Campbell
Ins
Juri Lindas
Bardh
Missouri, Kauwag 1
Texas Railway
San Antonio
Joseph Fy Tolara
Charges Against Horn Dismissed on Jurisdiction Grounds
In Bangor Maine on March 15 a U S hearing dropped charges of illegal transportation of explosives against Horn 10. The judge ruled the affair an international relation matter outside Federal Court. The defense declined to plead, witnesses presented duplicative documents, and Horn was entered not guilty by the court while the defense contested Horns Army role.
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Bangor
Werner Flore
Vancebora
United States
Feld
Hurn
Lite Army
Germans dig extensive trenches near Volkenherz front
Report from Geneva via Paris notes German troops intensify fortifications in Alsace regions around Volkenherz Werrette and Burnhaupt. Entrenchments and reinforced line defenses multiply along St Louis to Muélhausen route and near Lausanne, with heavy artillery positions and wire obstacles.
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Paris
St. Louis
Toerrach
Lausanne Garete
Volkenherz
Werrette
Black House
St Louis
Muélhausen
Anspach
Burnhaupt
Wapor Seys
Japan Pressures and Allied Views on China Demands
A London Guardian review discusses Japan's demands on China, noting she seeks cession rights, mining access in Yangtze, and railway projects affecting British interests. The piece cites Allied diplomats in Tokyo warning Japan to limit initial requests to avoid future diplomatic obstacles. A separate New York brief reports trial developments in Richard Madden and Gustave Hook case over a false American passport.
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London
Marsh
Pete Guardian
Gta
Psi
Japan
China
Tye
Fran Min Campurinn
Peking
Trupan
Washington
Tokio
Tukis
Foreign Office
Joran‘'e Allice
Cass
New
Ture
Richard Madden
Gustave Hook
Richard PB. Siegler
Gettin Naval Iunservist
Sieg
Hillatre Beloc recognized as wartime intermediary writer
Hillatre Beloc, cited as a top intermediary writer of the present war, writes two articles on the Rhine line for the Sunday Light in San Antonio. The pieces, to appear in successive Sundays, outline the Allied and German strategies and potential campaign outcomes as spring nears Europe. Also promoted is The Black Box by Phil lips Oppenheim, to be shown in moon pictures with serial installments.
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Rhine
Europe
San Anlonio
Germany
Phillips Oppenheim
Moon Petures
Dervshes claim Sudan uprisings and German threats
A contested declaration, reported by Wesigohe Zeiloup, cites Dervishes accusing Sudanese tribes of uprisings near Lyrants and Australian camps in November. It alleges German mediation, heavy casualties, and large-scale clashes along the White Nile, with thousands of native soldiers failing to quell the revolt.
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Rievin
Whrerees
de Sudan
Alan Inert
Nubis
Howler
Limos
Rovengher
Lyrantds
Tay
Hoslovil
Alexandrit-Coira Rattrouyt
Ribesmen
White Nile
Rowley
Nahur
Deere Sea
Fleet Will Be Prudent Is Report
Paris dispatch from March 18 cites an Athens Havas report saying Allied fleet admirals will pause pardage of the Dardanelles to silence Turkish forts guarding the Chanile and Marmora narrows. The aim is to hinder the Thirteenth Turkish army corps and disrupt communications around Herne works Rebuild Their Torts. Commanders seek to prevent Turkish troop transfers and strengthen fortifications around Constantinople and the Bosphorus.
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Mulan
Toreg
Pardage
Dardanellas
Corriere Della Sera
Cunedu
Chanile Kajesui
Sinysng
Derdanelles
Herne
Paris
Athens
Havas
Smyrna
Asiatic
Turkey
Dar- Gapelles
Lea
Marmora
Constantinople
Gallipolis
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
U S Suit Dismissed Ostor Case Rights Monopoly Challenge
March 14 report notes a federal suit against United Shoe Machinery Corporation dismissed on monopoly restraint grounds. An appeal indicated today by the attorney general will seek Supreme Court review, touching patent loss interpretation. Nolan, to the Houston jail, faces murder charges following a federal commission ruling.
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Ofdloins
Washington
B.C
Maren
Ieee
Supreme Court
Por Sivlé
Department of Jastier
Es Importakt
British Advance Hold Front as Neuve Chapelle Echoes
Reports from the front describe costly British gains near Neuve Chapelle, with German defences yielding under pressure. British observers say the victory boosts morale and suggests that German lines can be broken if the Allies bear the cost. Wounded arrive in England and fleet actions against the Dardanelles continue slowly.
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East Preeti
Ung
Bakuwina
Goran Phi
Deatheay Rasske Nv
Germany
Neuve Chagelie
England
Brighton
Dardanelles
Neuve Chapelle
Dardenelles
Beyat
Russians Burn Towns and Front Alterations Reported
Fragmented dispatch from wartime pages notes towns set ablaze by Russians and German actions. Mentions Western Front Allied reports and shifting lines near Lacelle and Argonne with fresh attacks and countermeasures.
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