Southern farmers report Vitalitas benefits from WW era samples
Southern farmers recount testimonials praising Vitalitas as a health aid for liver kidney and stomach issues. Quotes from residents in Freigtani Warrkin and Stowell claim improved strength, digestion and recovery, with several noting relief from rheumatism and general vitality. The ad asserts Vitallias available through local druggists.
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Vitatitas
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Warrkin
Ali
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Stowell
Texnar
Tor Smilerke
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G. W. Guynes
Fiobert Nexon
Vitallias
Huerta's Family Arrives in New York from Spain
General Victoriano Huerta, former provisional president of Mexico, arrived in New York aboard the Spanish liner Manuel de Cuadra from Barcelona with his family and a large retinue. The party, including several children and servants, traveled with extensive baggage and was met by Huerta at the pier.
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Mextea
United States
New Yor
Vle
Teriang Twuerta
Mexien
Weather snapshot of multiple cities with varied conditions
The report lists temperatures and conditions for numerous cities including Chicago New York Washington Kansas City and others. It notes cloudiness rain and variable winds with highs and lows reported in inconsistent OCR style.
Note From Berlin Keeps Wilson In Frame
The Berlin note and American response dominate discussions as Cabinet meets in regular session. President Wilson plans a Mayflower voyage to New York to review the Atlantic fleet, while German ambassador Count Bernstorff seeks direction. Public confidence remains high in government restraint and honor as World Court Congress delegates react with patriotic resolve.
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Sta
Germany
United States
Prussia
New York
Gerard
State Department
Berl
Foreign Office
Italy
Count Derngiorff
Fryauv
Ieamn
Count Bernstorff
Lansing
World Court Congress
Wilson
Jonny Hays Hammond
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
John Wesley EN
Thill
Cleveland
Congress
American Note Drawing World Attention Cited
Clark Ortis of Bowling Green cites the Southern Baptist Conven tion in Houston as signaling American sentiment toward Germany. He states the American Note on the tragedy will attract world wide attention and likely shape opinion abroad and at home.
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Bowling Green
Houston
Tex
Champ
Clark Ducing
Germany
ThreWson Likes Note Sparks Tex Insight
In Austin on May 14, Governor Morguson told the Associated Press he has read President Wilsons letter to the German authorities and endorses its grounding. He says all level Americans will cheerfully support it after reviewing the President's stance.
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Austin
Tex
Wilsot
Washington
Morguson
Associated Press
Wilson
Hays Says Wilson Stand On Lusitania Was Right
Senator James P. Clarke, president pro tempore of the Senate, quotes Governor George W. Hays expressing that he considers President Wilson's stance on the Lusitania incident as moral and decisive though he declines to comment further.
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Lntle Rock
Ark
Governor’s claim on rights for protection voiced in Raleigh
Governor Craig asserted that the American government must demand and provide protection for all citizens while speaking in Raleigh. He emphasized that every American has the right to protection and that the government should uphold this obligation.
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Raleigh
Craig
New York Payers Seek Early Editions Of German Note
Crowds gathered before dawn outside newspaper offices in New York waiting for editions containing the German note after publication was delayed by government restrictions. Governors capper and dunne commented on the president's message, praising its temperate language and urging law and reason to guide responses to wartime policy and the loss of American lives.
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New York
Germany
Becily
Topeka
Kan
Govnor Arthur Capper
Mores
President Wilson note sparks wide press reaction in 1914
Fragments from various newspapers discuss President Wilson's note to Germany, praising his firm yet measured stance. Critics argue the reply reflects American resolve and could push toward neutrality or strong actions, including a possible anti-Germany boycott if promises are broken.
Press Comments On Note To Germany Amid War Strains
Richmond News Leader notes differing British press views on Germany as the United States demands guarantees for neutral sea travel and protests against submarine warfare. It emphasizes Wilson's stand to protect neutral rights and warns of consequences if Germany ignores the ultimatum.
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Germany
Richmond News
Westminster Gazette of London
United States
Wilson
President Wilson note praised as advancing neutral rights
Multiple city papers hail the note from Washington as a strong stand for human rights and neutral protection. Editorials claim it upholds civilization and international law, urging support for the United States stance and warning against warlike violations.
Unclear Text About Nation Relations and Abjuration
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Another Liner Enters War Zone Amid Delays
New York May 11 The Anchor Line steamer Trapestyanta enters a risky transit toward Germany as weather slows speed and delays loom. Inquiries say the ship may reach the area near where the Lusitania was torpedoed while the Philadelphia arriving from America is expected in Liverpool tomorrow. Reports note delays in White Star Adilutte Rochambeau cargo dispatch and Arabic sailings postponed due to weather and port congestion.
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Liverpool
White Star
Cemric
Exer
St. Louis
Trapestyanta
Offleiais Rivenaul Doday
Lusitania
Philadelphia
Adilutte
Ines
Bere
Rochambeau
Berdaaus
Yaquis Kill Women Near Nogales in Yaqui Raid
In San Jose de Gravie 153 miles south of Nogales Sonora 350 Yaquis attacked killing eight women and many men residents of Menilva. American colonies in the Yaqui valley urged Governor Maytorena for aid as Yaquis retreat. four Americans confirmed dead and settlers pursue the attackers.
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Nogales
Sonora
San-Joss de Gravie
Here
Yaqui Valley
Maytorene
Oklahoma bankers urge averting war in Tulsa session
The Oklahoma Bankers Association and state Spanish War Veterans groups met in Tulsa on May 14 and adopted resolutions urging the president to take all measures to avert war while commending wider courses. All resolutions were telegraphed to Washington. Local taunting ads listed prices for suits and tailoring services in the same report.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma Bankers’ Association
Oklahoma Department
Washington
Burial Permits Issued For Local Residents In May
Burial records list Manuela Morales age 46 of 41 Greener Street and 30 year old deceased in May. The permits cover public hospital deaths and local cremation or burial arrangements through the department.
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EL Ztpotn
Wens Aled Zur
Sbapttal
Manuela Morales
YoNre Wee Ater
Greener Street
Folin
Presidents Note Pressures Markets In New York Trading
New York May 14 The president's note to Germany overshadowed market action as Brook market developments unfolded. War shares weakened with steel and New York Air Brake down three to five points while motor stocks eased. Early sales reached 10 000 shares and total volume near 49 000 shares. Brokers remained outwardly calm despite broad declines and lower closing values.
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Nota
Germany
Steel
New York Air Brake
Canvons
Thorn
Berlin
Otter Stignaon
Funk
Siler
Httia
Tota
Seled
Texas suffragettes defeat peace plea in yearly convention
An annual Texas suffrage gathering failed to adopt a peace movement endorsement as officers were elected. Mrs. B. J. Cunningham of Galveston was named president with Kate Hunter of Palestine as first vice president and Ira Lindley Miller Kreasty of Austin as second vice president. A Dallas recording secretary, Galveston corresponding secretary, and Austin treasurer were also chosen. The convention adjourned in San Francisco after delegates to the National Lumber Manufacturers Association meeting left following adjournment.
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Tes
Mary
Texas Manual Suffrage Association
Wendell Spatie
Dullay Association
B. J. Cunningham
Galveston
Kate Hunter
Palestine
Ira, Lindley Miller Kreasty
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Dallas
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John Kirby
Houston
Tex
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