Germans Pay Terrific Price For Gains Made
Berlin reports a massive German effort along the Somme and surrounding sectors. British and Allied forces counterattack near Cambrai Quentin and Le Transon, with heavy fighting aboard the front. Berlin claims German troops pressed the offensive, broke enemy lines, and captured several positions while British rear guards contested advances. Uncertain casualty ranges and shifting frontline positions are detailed as the battle continues across multiple villages and canals.
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Berlin
Loa! Geny
Wal’ Withe Dentared Donighe
Mur
Eby
Cambrai
L Quentin
Juere
Fuentes
Bepaune
Teronne
Lam
Prince
Zeulu
Ines
Hutlie Sgalies
Brno
Cambri
Quentin
Aleo
Anne Inure
Brinve
Uigprecht
Uroisilles
Kontulne-bey- Craisilles
Muevres
Ile Ameces
Leveud Koula
Cinrhiil
Perecy
Tonle
Sever Pensant
Arras
Lacre
Mailer Cail
British Right, Though Ther Baltie
Karahurs
Socks
Hindenaire
Lindenburg
Moissel-Peronne
Main
Somme Canal
Uant
Tergnier
Nurin
More
Merete
Nou- Ville Vitagie
Oast
Peronne
Mercatel
Soithern
Eauth
Jarani
Heusnen
Wis
Oan
Verdun
Taube
War Front Push Deepens in German Offense
Washington reports German blow at the western front fuels war spirit. Officials say the attack stiffens resolve to win the war, with casualties and German losses cited as evidence. Congress gears up for rapid wartime measures including drafting, bonds, and war-finance bills as the nation braces for a decisive phase.
German Offensive Aims in Open Warfare Pressured
New York writers assess Von Hindenburg plan after 43 hours of bombardment and 60 miles of front. The piece suggests Germany seeks strategic aims to push British lines from key ports, disrupt Allied offensives, and force large open battles, while noting German internal fragility and the risk of driving Britain toward renewed resistance.
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Dineenburs
Rosswellincourt
Bearpe
Oise
Pleres
Athlén
Juesy
Tusey
Terquier
J. W. T. Myson
New York
Una
van Hindenburg
Sest
Marne
Lindenburg
Minst
Seyoml
Athens
Cruin
Murdovtr
von Mindenburgy
Phan
Atafor
Hive
Steports
Berlin
Alindenburg
von Jindenburg
von Timlenburgs
von Mindenbure
Hindenburg
Books Seized Over Mystery Coverup by Federal Agents
A federal seizure and investigation target a graphic mystery pamphlet allegedly tied to wartime draft efforts. The incident followed a request by the district attorney to warn local members of Hinamkochtlin Crom about possible implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ia Des Warad
Canementi Ain
Staley
Hinamkochtlin Crom
Mosquito Control Work Starts at Camp Travis
San Antonio to curb malaria by straightening Salado Creek. At Camp Travis nearly 100 workmen begin to remove stagnant pools to stop mosquito breeding, with public health service to extend the work along the stream. Prof. Howard, a malaria expert, and entomologists inspect the area, urging reconstructive efforts to eliminate breeding grounds and safeguard city districts and facilities.
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San Antonio
Camp Travis
Public Health Service
L. 2
Howard
Mmirenkat
Wishington
Ward
G. A. Tunter
Slong
Lieut
BG. van Dyne
Camp Travty
Ie Alan Sult
Annabet Wackenridge Park
Rovernment
Romdienl
Washington
Ue Campi
Inetiry
Melenale Construction Company
Gant
Chamberbun
Netion Affinen
Siso
Soldiers from Camp Travis in France
Soldiers from Camp Travis in France are described as the best in Texas and Oklahoma, prepared to ship out soon. The article notes no farewell demonstrations, mentions a forthcoming training lift, and predicts the division will be ready to deploy at full strength by mid June.
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Thal
Travis
Railway Simmon
Travia Web
Texas
Oidahanm Veloctinoi
Ollationa
Ron Ding
Hopeful Side Of Battle Seen By Allen In France
Maj Henry T Allen who toured the British front in France reports the outlook ahead is bright. He and his staff followed the battle from division headquarters with keen interest and believe the more hopeful phase of the offensive remains to be written. He discounted reports of Paris shelling and noted German gains but cited prisoners and heavy guns captured by the British. The general, familiar with French terrain, maintains optimism about the eventual outcome.
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France
Henry T. Allen
Aviv Fone
Alleuix
Allen
Spade
St. Quentin
Paris
Beltran resigns as consul to become publisher in San Antonio
Beltran resigns as Mexico consul in San Antonio to publish Defensa a weekly paper serving Mexican interests in the United States. Senor Selgil Jermo of Eagle Pass named to succeed him, arriving next week to take charge. until then J. Marshall will run the office as acting consul.
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Re Beltrat
San Antonio
Republic of Mexico
Hy Defensa
Bellen
Tiuenos Aires
Argentina
Kettran
Suny
San Altonio
Senay
Soruin
Eagle Pass
Delran
Africa
Betlewar
Senor
J. Marshall
el Dus
Water drilling plan to supply army at Leon Springs
Engineers from Washington will drill near Tea Syeinms to bring water from San Antonio wells to relieve troops. Captain Chamberlain at Caron will oversee. Trains have moved over Lawn Springs to sink a well. If no water, piping measures will be implemented to secure supply amid ongoing Leon Springs water troubles.
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San Antonio
Washington Lit Company
Mr. Chamberlain
Caron
Trayis
Lawn Springs
Plang
Leon Springs
Espionage charges in Texas involve four men
In Waco on March 23 Polon ora of Pastor Hustell were arrested before U S Consul A McCortibek. They face charges of distributing copies of Pantor Rusols Book The Uneinivbedt bys tory in Bell County in violation of the espionage act. Naki smith released. three others remanded on $1000 bail each.
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Waco
Tex
Polonora
Pastor Hustell
United States Comsulasioner A
McCortibek
Pantor Rusols
Bell County
Presi Wianwi
Willan’ Wroder
Willan’ Wroder~ Tanon, Robert Nalsnith
Naki
Texas Labor Federation to Meet Next at Beaumont
The Texas State Federation of Labor held a lengthy convention session where officers were reselected and Beaumont chosen as the next convention city. Key officers reaffirmed leadership, with several constitutional changes boosting per capita tax to fund federation work and organize unorganized workers across the state.
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Texas
Beaumont
Ivam
Sno
Eppa
Orginal Woerkraen
Agenning
Blovtkar
Ageis
Kurdorl
Ueryd- Orton
Texas Union
Federtivit
Wollow
American Federation of Laver
Carter
Sour Lake
Yealing Clerks
Wood
Hoover Urges Half Flour Use For War Economy
The speech argues rationing flour to half and criticizes wheat consumption. It notes many families already avoid wheat and urges households to follow the program to sustain supplies for the nation, soldiers, and the economy. The speaker emphasizes discipline and supporting the war effort through reduced wheat use.
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Alan
Oies
Wheat prospects to rise with record spring planting
Grain experts predict the United States will sow 15,000,000 acres more wheat than last year amid favorable weather. Farmers expect large spring planting, high yields, and near equitable distribution as markets adjust. Notes Illinois up 9 percent, Kansas anticipating 100,000,000 bushels, and Nebraska seeing strong yields despite late germination.
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Chicago
United States
Texas
Okstioma
Kansas
B. Oo. Syon
Illinois
Ateasa
Nebraska
Delayed Easter Goods Arrive At Dahrouge Company
The Dahrouge Company reports a late shipment of Easter cards and novelties now in stock at 3227 Al Plaza and its store. Items were chosen by president Datrouge and include pillow tapes aimed at military and civilian gifts, with a push to attract early season buyers.
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Dis
al Plaga
Beaneh
Datrouge
Dahrouge Company
Buster
Dahrouge Company, Inc
Alamo Plage
Adv
Tiny Bottle Claims Quick Relief for Corn Soreness
A stray paragraph touts a tiny Creezone bottle offering fast corn relief. It promises rapid soreness disappearance and dries instantly, claiming it treats hard and soft corns with no pain and long-lasting results.
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Nau
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Wwe
Gomes
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la Pere
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Terpnier
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Tower of
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Snaston
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America
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Pairer
War Finance Corporedun
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Urcak
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Ford
Wallace Bros.Co
Commerc Street
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Ange
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