Pioneer Texas Newsboy Remembers Notable Men
Andrew Lafayette Rogers, a San Antonian, recalls delivering papers to Governor Sam Houston and Supreme Court Justices in the late 1850s. He details encounters with Texas leaders, early newspaper work, and a life spanning Civil War service, railroading, and frontier ventures.
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Briton Heralds Mixed View Of America In War Talk
Lox ton May, Bart Kennedy, an author and traveler, writes in a London weekly that Uncle Sam’s support for Britain is lacking. He argues Americans prioritize dollars, criticize U.S. wartime actions, and urge direct American dialogue with Britain while warning of potential consequences if the Allies falter. He critiques Bryan and Atlantic politics, predicting a future United States shaped by dollars and distance from European affairs.
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NEED RAILWAY MEN FOR FRONT LINE SERVICE
An article notes Britain must release railway workers to support French Belgian fronts as the war expands. French railways are overstretched. Britain will supply drivers and skilled staff as mobilization rises. Belgian and British crews are warned to prepare for frontward transport duties and railway construction.
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Dogs of Europe Play Important War Role in Canine Valor
Amid war fears, dogs across Europe are used for scouting, rescue, sentry duty, and casualty evacuation. German Austrian Belgian and French canine units excel, with thousands recruited and praised for loyalty. A Vienna ceremony honored trained dogs sent to the front as Red Cross support, while dachshunds’ suitability was debated for trench work.
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German Doctor Estimates War Losses in Thousands
A German doctor claims about 250000 soldiers have been killed and notes heavy casualties among French and Russian forces. He says Germany's losses exceed those of other nations in several key battles, reflecting a severe toll on all sides. Palm Beach suits advertised in the same item.
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