Conviction of Munday Spurs Moral Victory in Bank Case
The Chisago bank wrecker Munday has been convicted and sentenced to years in the penitentiary. The author lauds the verdict as a triumph for righteousness, noting Munday’s silence in court and blaming others, including his business partner Lorimer, for prior corruption exposure. The piece argues such verdicts strengthen citizenship, morals, and government.
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Munday
Chisago Bank
Bis
Mwe
Chicago
Ixstator
Willian Lorimer
Lorimer
Thanksgiving Reflections On Gratitude And Texas Heritage
A Thanksgiving meditation urges gratitude amid national trials and Texas’ recent hardships. The piece traces the holiday’s origins in New England, contrasts prosperity with reflective reverence, and calls Texans to recognize divine blessings during difficult times and bountiful feasts.
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United States
Texas
New England
New World
Texans Thankful for Economic Revival and Prosperity
The piece reflects on Texas growth after debt reduction and strong farm prices, noting independence in economic terms since the Civil War. It praises perseverance, credit expansion, and rising prosperity while urging gratitude and reverence as Texans gather with a hopeful, grateful spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Europe
Texas
Peace in Mexico Brightens for San Antonio Business
The return of Americans with Mexican investments signals improving conditions south of the Rio Grande. While not back to prewar peace, there is growing belief that peace is near and commerce, including San Antonio's, will resume as Villa’s campaign wanes. Merchants in San Antonio urge restraint, arguing aid to Villa harms local interests as stability returns across the border.
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Mexico
United States
Villa
Carranza
San Antonio
Monterey
Conserving Strength Under War Autocracy
The piece argues Germany is conserving strength and lowering living standards by imperial decree during wartime. It asserts autocratic governments move fast to act, financing efficiency through limited civilian welfare while dispatches describe copper shortages and metal plunder as Germany exploits resources to sustain war.
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Germany
Germany’s wartime food policy marks economic adjustment
The dispatch describes Germany’s measures to secure food amid wartime strain. It notes state control of food supply, price stabilization, and a shift of hardship away from the poor toward the rich, while acknowledging overall discomfort and limited abundance in daily life.
San Antonio’s Dusty Dilemma Amid Big Tourism Push
San Antonio has spent heavily this year on advertising to attract visitors, yet the city looks dirty in business and residential areas. The piece argues that despite these efforts to lure tourists, dust and grime undermine the message and could drive people away. It notes pavement work as a possible but insufficient factor and calls for real cleanup to match the spending.
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San Antonio
Sam Antonio
Mayer Calkyrhan
Busiess
Heimy
Navy League calls for public backing of preparedness
The Navy League urges clear presentation of naval needs to the public, inviting discussion and urging support for national defense. It stresses that opponents and veterans alike should hear both sides, with a gifted speaker presenting the navy’s case. The piece notes the role of women in industry and the growth of female employment, while highlighting the shortage of wireless operators and a new association to train amateurs for military use.
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Chjeet
Navy Cong
Navy League
League
Navy
New Orleane
Times-Picayune
United States
Margoni Company
Debate over House and Senate power in budget rules
An editorial weighs House versus Senate influence on budget reform and rules, arguing the House can pass measures with faster debate while the Senate may shield minority interests. It notes Nevada’s population parity with New York challenges proportional representation and questions which body reflects the people.
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Hous
Senate
Nevada
New York
Stina
Cnantry
Llonston
War Zone Weather Notes From Serbias Winters
A National Geographic briefing describes Servian winters as severe with dull skies and damp winds, noting heavy snowfall, extensive frost, and rugged upland climates. It contrasts northern lowlands with Danube valley conditions and details harsh mountain weather, damp ground, and brief warm periods in upland Serbia.
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Valler
Uplunda
Mussian
Hiost
Serbia
Danubs Valley
Save Valley
Muorayy-vals
Germany
Morava
Tamprratine &Re Svent
Ot Thno
Zor
Sununer
Amin
Serbien Mouns
Winte
Sorbhi
Brialea
Elingtora
Moutalnk
Daily Fashion Hint on Ermine Bordered Gown Styles
The article describes fashion trends featuring an ermine bordered wrap worn over a gown with a short skirt and high boots. Details note a beaver fur hood and a beaded, pressed beaver border, with emphasis on dramatic lines and a festive look for the period.
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Mary Glyan
Kmart
Uris
Terentia
Pasay
Fragmentary Distorted Text Mentions Washington and Aide
A garbled OCR passage references Washington and a figure named Ton Prawnert amid unclear dialogue about the difference between a REL and a something else. The readable fragments point to a patriotic theme with mention of a general principle and a citizen.
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Dovleigh
Wenreich
Finkin
Ron
Borteich
Washington
Nighttime Tale Of Grandpa’s Turkey Rescue
A grandmother shares a Thanksgiving memory from long ago about a grandfather who saved a wild turkey caught on thin ice. He hauled the bird to shore, but another turkey became tangled in branches as darkness fell. They returned home with two turkeys after a long, difficult trek.
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Beth
Xrandmother
Ned Xrandmother
Ned
Turkey
Obe
Thanelvini
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Sanstal
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