San Antonio paper item reframes local report
An unreadable OCR fragment references San Antonio, a report, and a list of names or entities. It mentions Inns and possibly a day report, but the specifics are unclear. The readable bits indicate a local paper card style without a clear event or outcome.
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JHE
San Antonio
sPuninges
Aah
Antaote Libil
Boos
Antonio Basile
Lensen Wits Day
Amsunrayd
Prema
Lichnowsky as Germany's U S ambassador debated
Stockholm dispatches suggest Prince Lichnowsky could become Germany s first postwar envoy to the United States. The piece weighs memories of Von Bernstorff and the need to temper war memories with the facts of Lichnowsky s role in exposing German machinations while noting his possible value as a future diplomatic representative.
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Stockholm
Charles Lichnowsky
Germany
United States
von Bernsterff
Ampassador
Lichnowsky
America
von Beenstehif
Prince Lichnowsky
Herr Warden
Junkers
Lichnawsky Alemoragdans
von Bern- Hult
Bernsteilf
May A Matter Of Good Faith and the League of Nations
The passage argues that Americans broadly favor peace through the League of Nations or similar proposals, provided the United States retains its sovereign rights and is not compelled to deploy troops globally. It warns that White House or broad support must not infringe on national sovereignty or impose universal military obligations.
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League of Nations
America
Critics Say League of Nations Needs World Pact and Good Faith
A writer argues against the notion that world peace rests solely on adopting a League of Nations constitution. They compare it to the failed Hague Tribunal, noting Germany ignored agreed rules and used poison gas, murder, and conquest. Peace requires nations keeping pledges and mutual good faith, not universal adoption.
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League of Nations
League
Hague Tribunal
High Court of Justice
Germany
Hague
Lectures by Ludendorff Prompt Controversy in New York
Fragmented notes recount a plan to bring General Ludendorff to the United States for a lecture tour amid optimistic opposition. The piece critiques the tactic of using lectures as a weapon and laments censorship of German music linked to the Counted Stayes era, highlighting public backlash and financial costs.
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New York
Te Lacir
Ludentorif
United States
Ang
Moelle Hield
Crewthame
Tex
Linsling
Nelson
Field Artille
Public dispute over German language opera and Ludendorff lecture
A debated stance on performing German language opera and Beethoven in a public show leads to sharp remarks about a lecture organizer and Ludendorff. Critics claim the speaker would face strong public disapproval and should stay hidden, urging restraint and secrecy.
High finance for cotton farmers counseled by Harding
An analysis of Governor Harding's proposal for a federal cotton export corporation to act as a clearing house and sales arm for American cotton. The piece argues lack of organized cooperation has hampered farmers and outlines how a centralized export entity could forecast production and coordinate sales, avoiding foreign price manipulation and ad hoc efforts.
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United States
Congress
W. G. D. Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Harding
Coll Operative Cotton Export Corporation
Perhay
Usnesstike
War News Fragments Reflect Turmoil and Dread Across Fronts
Jumbled text reports on weather, treaties, and wartime concerns. Mentions an aviator crossing a sea in an airship, peace talks, and shifting interest rates. Describes rain, financial notes, bonds, and public anxiety about a looming conflict. Contains scattered names and phrases with unclear attributions.
Letters to The Light on Women Suffrage and Valor
A fragmented letter page discusses women’s suffrage, civic duty, and education amid wartime. It references Yeoville and the Army’s recruitment in New York, praising women’s rights while debating social roles. The text blends advocacy with wartime thoughts and public opinion from a local press era.
Tax disruption in Pax Payors League dispute
A garbled report discusses a strict land tax case involving the Pax Payors League board and objections to tax collection. The piece mentions commissioners, individual depositors, and taxpayers resisting assessments, with notes on the taxation department’s role and potential private collection actions.
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Alnor
Pax Payors
Domy
Suche Neosegt Ig Vine
Oliys Commii Dlontra
Phan
Chip Dun
Ansies
Archyr
Ahle
Albert
Maneshoe
Commissioner of Taxation
Department of Lie
Callort
Ban Ad Toni Crailit Mens Association annual meeting notes
The Ban Ad Toni Crailit Mens Association and the dubbers ayy Manufacturers League meet in Almuy thorn Bank building. Officers listed include Hugo Cood-1 mA as president and Arthur Storusy as vice president with J. De hiciner as secretary and HA. Hireh! as manager. Directors named are Hyds Elliott, BV jlaek, Meusebach, 2.1 Brecon, George T Allensward, W. A. USB Weiller, Dod. Steane, TS OS A. TP. Ti¢htor, I. I. McChail, Reagan Lonstott and Henry Mr. Hatt. The manager Hyhry Ay bare reports a seventh year in position and notes business conditions were favorable though some credits and loans affected by indulgence and creditor settlements.
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Ban Ad Toni Crailit Mens Asduelation
Dubbers Ayy Manufacturers League
Willhold Momatuy
Association
Almuythorn Bank
Officora
Hugo Cood
Arthur Storusy
MS Hurt
J. de Hiciner
HA. Hireh! Moneger, Directors Chosen Tir Th Sensing Rear Are: Hyds Elliott
BV Jlaek
Meusebach
Brecon
George T Allensward
W. A
Usb Weiller
Dod
Steane
McChail
Reagan Lonstott
Henry Mr. Hatt
Hyhry Aybare
Transfer of Patients and Hospital Relocation Plan
A plan outlines transferring patients to a new facility after approval. It details staffing, bed capacity, and transport logistics as part of an efficiency and care continuity strategy. Authorities specify timelines, patient safety measures, and communications with affected families and staff.
Mentor comedy at Majestic amid praise and hints of success
The Majestic offers a vaudeville style program led by Harry Kooper and AJ Shea in the romantic comedy Friendly Snemies. The show promises witty and human entertainment with songs and acts that have drawn strong Chicago audiences and are touring nationwide.
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Romanal
Wilson
Yeemiere
Washington
Dirtheet a Watson at the Grand closes weekend
Large crowds attend daily showings at the Grand as the film Dirtheet a Watson nears its final night. The program includes The False Faces with Henry Walthall and Mary Anderson, plus submarine scenes praised for realism. Sundry acts and a new Saramount comedy short Lave are slated for the coming days.
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Watson
Grand
Henry Walthall
Mary Anderson
Thriugl
Pally Srbuckle
Discovery dirigible intrigue in early aeronautics debate
Fragmentary text discusses dirigible airships, hydrogen use, lifting power, and early aviation debates. Mentions names and places obliquely, with scattered technical terms and speculative observations about aerostatics, propulsion, and safety concepts amid a chaotic OCR.
Stricken Churches Seek Aid for War Devastated Areas
A Protestant relief appeal from the Federal Council urges Americans to aid churches in Northern France Belgium and devastated regions. The appeal notes widespread hunger and poverty among refugees and orphans, calls for food and supplies, and asks churches nationwide to sustain their faith while rebuilding.
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Afme
Witerloo
Itu
Travis Mark
Charisti
Federal Council
Amevie
Ani ix
Anet Tole
Bel- Bilin
Elvidlyn
Auet
France
Melegium
Cristian
Thig
Jie
Dre Ani
Angt
Americas
Neera
Rector Returns From Cross and War Memory
A garbled report notes a rector returning from a distant conflict with references to San Antonio and wartime events. The text mentions names like Bart Morile Sloot and Eevee Greane along with scattered terms about battles, fates, and solitary confinement.
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Alivontl
Kes
Eevee Greane
San Antonio
LeTeReattig
Dalton
GE Bart Morile Sloot
Mey
Hetapal Chiweh
Atehaey
Dietlaguinted
Dance for Nurses Dinner Elevates Fundraising Night
A charity dinner titled Dance for Nurses was held with proceeds supporting medical staff. Notable attendees included local organizers and guests from Camplimentiary, Crm, and Colusubis Vallea regions. The event featured performances and a program highlighting hospital care and community aid.
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Tier
Abel
Gaeesap
Bret San
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