San Antonio urged to boost Expo advertising efforts
An editorial urges San Antonio to expand its Panama-Pacific Exposition presence. It notes visitors to the Texas Building mostly see other states and suggests a larger San Antonio display, with enlarged photos, to capture guests and influence future tourism. The piece argues the coastward campaign would be economical and long lasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Ane Tua
Texas
San Antonio
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Youth of Yesterday Describes Texas Land Claims
A youthful Lexan speaker lauds vast Texas land availability and nationwide opportunities. He recalls past settlers moving toward western regions with fenceless acres, iconizing the era of open land and the hopeful expansion mindset. The piece reflects on historical opinions about land abundance and mobility.
Imperial Valley land opened for settlement after long Interior survey
The Interior Department after years of effort resolves ownership in the Imperial Valley California opening 7000 plus acres for settlement. The piece forms part of a larger Civil War era tract once surveyed but largely barren before rapid late century migration transformed it into productive land. The article notes the westward push and the valley’s dramatic bloom contrasting with lingering unpopulated zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of the Interior
Imperial Valley
California
Sortillac
Interior Department
Imperial Valley Lands
Ganten
Nal
Euphrates Nvers
Tome Reemain
Dead game: American women face war's call with grit
Dr Ralph L. Thompson lauds American nurses as dead game after serving at European front and in temporary hospitals. He praises their steadiness when duties are difficult and repulsive, noting women across crises have shown unwavering resolve in disasters like Galveston, Jobstown, and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph L. Thompson
St. Louis
Thompson
St. Louis University
Dr. Thompson
Americas
America
Withoen
Galveston
Jobstown
San Francisco
American Women Find Purpose in War Service
The text highlights women abandoning idle, destructive behavior in wartime England and across warring nations. It notes many women redirect their energies toward sane, helpful service, praising American women for serving and contributing without complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ridder judged by readers after his death
The late editor Herman Ridder is described through critics who praised his openness and integrity while criticizing his methods and patriotic stance. Commentators note his willingness to defend his work amid war reporting, yet question whether his views truly served American interests above all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Ridder
New York
Ridder
United States
Mr. Ridder
Beyord
America
Peace Congress backs neutral nations conference plea
The Titarnational Peace Congress urges President Wilson to convene a conference of neutral nations to pursue lasting peace. Critics doubt the move, arguing the war’s issues must be settled at the bargaining table and that belligerents are not ready to concede.
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Titarnational Peace Congress
Wilson
Hach
Hague Tribunal
Galvestan Tribune
Keep Him in Check By Sherman Semecrot
Cotton has been racrowned king and must be kept in subjection through intelligent cooperation. The people including farmers bankers and businessmen must unite. Bankers should support intelligent marketing and low-interest loans. Merchants must back acreage cuts and raise Taedstaff stock and nursery. Farmers must comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eouth
Generous Creditor in Texas Holds Large Delinquent Taxes
A Texas creditor reportedly holds about 20.9 million dollars in delinquent state taxes. The discovery has cost the state substantial sums, with uncertain prospects for collecting much. Historically the state has used property seizures and tax sales sparingly, yielding little revenue.
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Texas
Claud
Reverry
Tle
Suina
Xyulern
Daties Journal
Oon
Comptroller Targets Sonia Clubs In Texas
Comptroller Terrell campaigns to suppress so called sonia clubs amid liquor law evasion claims. The effort focuses on southeastern Texas near border towns and military areas where such clubs allegedly operate despite prohibition zones. Houston Post reports ongoing state actions and named individuals in the effort.
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Terrell
Texas
Une
Ald
John Barlaycarn
Houston
Railroads under receivers to curb burdens of regulation
Roads in receivers’ hands face operation limits as 41.95 miles of tracks are held up by state and interstate rules. The piece argues that railroad prosperity supports state and national growth, noting Tallrands as strong customers and urging measures to sustain mining and manufacturing demand.
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Businosa Mon
Willecath
Algo Dusitors
Burlowes
Membrn
Asmagagnes
Stia
Talseram
Toasted Wilson and Britain’s reaction to US president proposal
A garbled report notes a London event where a toast to President Wilson was made amid political strain between Britain and the United States. It references U S figures, a historic context, and lingering questions about the president’s stance and reception abroad.
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Wilson
George
London
Britain
Uwe
United States
America Holt
Dotter Dale Tiga
Fort Worth Rouard
Neal of the Navy Adventure in Mexico
Neal and his companions pursue a political and criminal clash in Lower California. A missing horse, Annette snared by Hernandez, a brutal bar scene, and a desert pursuit drive the action as Neal Hardin and allies battle to rescue Annette and uncover a hidden truth amid monastery intrigue.
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Neal
Wells
Ber
Fournal
Santa Macia
California
Washington
United States
Annette
Hardin
Joe
Welcher
Nileslon
Hernane
Ponto
Annatte
Ansulme
Hernandey
Anselmo
Stig Pests
Hernandez
Soiune
Drothee Apacmo
Seagate
Hernendez
Cuntuston
Thatun
Ines
Lertandes
Curliess
Drather An Aolud
Brinker Anzelian
Hornubiles
Hernandee
Heal
Hornindteg
Tim
Hermandes
Terao Qez
Pouto
Terra
Hernandes
Plirsuttana
Toez Castra
Arerr
Hin
Anaulis Mington
Anzelmy
Sam Annette i Maxton
Tom
Luyt
Cinnabar
Anaclmo
Enslen
Neal Hardin
Galt Neal
Brother Anpotnia
Desert mission peril in bandit pit rescue
Annette and her captors flee toward a desert oasis where two bandits named Panto and Lotto pursue. A trap collapses sending Annette into a hidden pit as Panto attacks the fleeing horseman. The Brute plunges after Annette and saves her from falling, while Panto is killed in the struggle.
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Senorita
Annette
Uehin
Kem
Lotto
Yrale
Panto
Crete
Tiny
Ponts
Anonette
Pondo
Moe
Ponto
Oasis
Ponte
Senovit
Porta
Terra Thrma
Caton
Alenen
Anueto
Wnt
Anneti
Daily Fashion Hint From Mary Glynn on Evening Attire
A fashion note describes opulent evening wear with velvet fabrics and fur details. It highlights pastel and vivid colors like purple and wind rose, featuring wide suncernts, a high choker, or a mall epimr style, and a rich collar velvet collage.
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Mary Glynn
Aliuys
Mose
Ermine Sonn
Damaged Goods theater review stirs debate on obscenity
A long review of the production Damaged Goods at the Grand Opera House critiques its handling of sensitive themes. The piece praises G. N. Duthie as the physician and Eunice Hughes as the victimized worker, while noting the play’s intense drama and the director’s staging.
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Browning
Mays
G. N. Duthie
Goode
Japan
Dulhie
Eunice Hughes
Missy
Abe Batt
Grand Opera House
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