Army Airplanes at Camp Travis Thanksgiving Game
A large crowd gathers at Camp Travis for the annual Army Airplanes game against Kelly Field. Maj. Gen. John Weitickman and other officers attend, with bands, megaphones, and distinct pennants enhancing a festive atmosphere. Transportation is arranged, and seat sales rush continues with select reserved seats still available at hotel lobbies and cigar stands.
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Travis
Kelly
Kelly Field
Annnual Army-Navy
Joni Weitickmn
Southern Department
Dosep
Gaston
Gano Chavis
Tadie
Gol
Web. Chitty
Teelly Wield
Gtaff
Inelles
Ancnig
Goelel
San Anunto
Greet Stadium
Colle
Skelly Field
Camp Cravis
Sovernment
Cam Travis
Thaw Antonia
Jirrowa
Caute
Wwe
Jlineys
Wag
Gunter
Menger
St. Anthony
San Antonio
Men in Final Workouts for Kelly Weld and Ciap Travis
Men in final workouts for Kelly Weld and Ciap Travis football squads were held Wednesday afternoon as part of preparation for upcoming games. The report notes practice details and team readiness ahead of the Neal Page edition.
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Kelly Weld
Ciap Travis
Tmayers
Reais
Pershing Line Direct to American War Headquarters
A telegraph line from General Pershing's headquarters in France to American military headquarters in London was installed today. The first message, sent by General Pershing, conveyed festive wishes to staff in London. The event marks the first transmission over the military line to London and signals direct Allied coordination during the war.
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Pershing
London
General Pershing
Dershing
Waller
Army Headquarters
Scandinavians Consult on German Threat Across Europe
Reports from Christiana indicate Norway Sweden and Denmark planned a three nation meeting to discuss German threats to seize bases in Northern Europe. The plan involved premiers and foreign ministers in Oslo or nearby, with possible Stoltenberg-era tensions and fear of Norway yielding strategic positions. The dispute heightened between Sweden and Denmark as consultations continued two weeks prior.
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Ivenmark
Norway
Christigna
Sweden
Denmark
Germainy
Beomiek
Germany
Two Airplanes Fall In Training Crashes
Two Cadets escaped injury as one aircraft collided with another during a training session at Kelly Field on Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning. Cadet Franklin attempted a tailspin, crashed the aircraft, and was able to exit. Cadet Glyton also fell from his plane but was not seriously hurt.
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Kelly
Acadet
Iraniklin
Glyton
Dell
Stej
Private Dies in Aero Lane Accident Inwar Report
A November 24 aviation mishap injured a receiver and led to a provisional War Department action advised by General Pershing. Private Raymond Uiinner acted in the incident. Mrs. Mary Tunner of Dallas, Indiana, is named in the report.
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Raymond Uiinner
Aeronaeron
Troy
War Department
Pershing
Mary Tunner
Ildalis
Vind
Weather forecast snippets across cities
The readable text shows multiple city weather notes for a period including Antone Chicago Milwaukee and Washington. Temperatures range from near freezing to mid forties with mainly cloudy skies and light to moderate winds. Snow is hinted near Fort Wayne and Kalama.
Barratry Law Upheld by Higher Court
A high court ruling sustains barratry statutes in a habeas corpus case. Frank McCloskey, jailed in Verne County for alleged barratry tied to use of legal fees, challenged the act’s constitutionality. The court found the law broad but valid and upheld the prior ruling.
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Higher
Austin
Lex
Cour of Criminal Appeals
Frank McCloskey
Besar Cuanty
Elwrith McCloskey
Hla
McCloskey
SULTSNORO WINS DUPAT AGUSTIN Pox Nov 28
The Third Court of Givi Appealy reversed and render Ue case against Katy Gebton Belt Trinity and Brivos Valley Railway. The decision orders three railroad companies to contract, maintain and operate a joint depot at Hillehere. Written by Astartsted Juelien Jen king, the opinion upholds the railroad commission’s revival of the condemnation and apportions £281 of construction costs among the three firms.
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Agustin
Pox
Givi
Railroad Commissioy
Che Katy, Gebton Belt
Trinity and
Brivos Valley Railway Company
Ths
Lie
Suman Hils- Boro Wepotrae
Jraiiroad
Hillehere
Venrt
Demand for Eight Hour Day by Wallington Telegraphists
News reports workers on telegraph lines across the United States demand eight hour shifts with higher wages and overtime pay. In several cases, crews including Captain William Hoberta of Chance Maryland report some gains while details remain unclear about the destruction of the American schooner Margaret Roberts by a German submarine near an Atlantic port.
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Wallington
McUinnon
United States
Che Finitvidial Wystems
Cho Mem
Tebur
Margaret Roberts
Baltimore
William Hoberta
Chance
Ap Atlantic
Roberts
Eren
Hoherty
British Gains and Losses Near the Hindenburg Line
British forces reported advances toward the next line after storms at Fontaine Notre Dame where the village changed hands in a German counter attack. Haig’s troops widened positions while German supply stores were seized, signaling shifting fortunes on a volatile front.
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Thintenburg
Fontaine Notre Dame
Arto
Igter
Haig
Fontaine Notry
Long drought ends in western Texas sections
Reports from Dallas to Wichita Falls show rainfall easing a long Western Texas drought. The heaviest rains fell near Fort Worth and western districts, lifting dry conditions that had plagued cattle regions for months. Central and eastern areas also noted improvements as precipitations continued.
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Texas
Thanksgiving Day Forecast Warns Mild but Windy
A cool fair Thanksgiving day is forecast with mild daytime temperatures and a noticeable wind. People are urged to enjoy outdoor activities in parks and on trips, as football games and travel are likely. The observatory notes the “sorter” aid will cut temperatures by evening, reducing above normal levels from recent days.
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Sartonia
Night Flight Thrill Over Mission Plane Shines Light
In Mission Texas on a clear night about 3 30 a powerful searchlight from a traveling aircraft illuminated the sky as it moved westward. Witnesses reported the plane seemed to follow the Llano area and sparked considerable excitement among locals tonight.
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Tex
Mission
Carnyine
Warship Acton Suffered Casualties Near Warhington
U S Navy reports indicate Acton, an American steamer, took part in a battle near Washington December 18. Ten crewmen were killed or missing, including six Americans and four foreigners. The vessel was reportedly captured by enemy forces while cruising near Bordoway after leaving New York. Commander W. J. Johnson led the Action.
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Acton
Navy
Eupe
London
United Sites
Acteon
New York
WJ. Jotason
Six sailors drown as launch capsizes near Baltimore harbor
A launch capsized in Chesapeake Bay near Baltimore, tragically killing six seamen and injuring others. The crew of the steamship Win torah and others were among the drowned, with hospital patients treated for injuries. Local officials reported the incident occurred during preparation for departure, listing named crew members among the deceased.
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Rbamcimoiln
Ouce Dalen
Otesonmdos
Ae Lila Port
Cote
Stitvigen
D. Wieptes
New Chief Named for Muskogee Creek Nation
Ort Mataahi of Mataahi named chief of the Crock Usbe of Indijins after Pleasant Porter’s death. The commission, approved by President Wilson, was delivered to Cate Sells, comynsigueur of the Cie dian wttalia, who spent the day at the focal astrefats of the Ana of ie Cluet Grayses, a veteran of the Chi Wier.
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Muskoghe
Dinasson
Mataahi
Ana Ofie Cluet Grayses i
Jy Creek
Belgian Army Readies for Offensive In Manders War
November 18 report states Belgium’s army stands strong for a push when warned. The war ministry notes the force began with 117,000 volunteers and officers, grew by 20,000 in August 1914, then trimmed to 60,000 after the Yser battle. Refugee enrollments and frontier volunteers have since boosted strength to a robust levy.
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The
Yser
Beinian
Mtn
Germans Make vain efforts to end drive at Cambrai
General Byng presses toward Cambrai from the west as heavy reinforcements arrive. British troops encounter stubborn German resistance near Vuntaine Notre Dame and adjacent areas. Despite fierce counterattacks, Hyng forces advance with over 600 prisoners taken Tuesday in the Cambrai region.
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Cambrai
Wlubbain Gyrnjan
Vuntaine Notre Dame
Gumbrai
Whan Nore
Tuestay
British Hold Bourlon Wood In France After Close Combat
British forces fight in hard close quarters around Bourlon Wood and Notre Dame shire, repelling counterattacks and driving hundreds of German prisoners from the area. The fight centers near Fontaine and Hourion as engineers and tunnel defenses figure in the day’s violence.
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Kanuilhe Notre Dame Shire
Puush Vie
la Follé
Germany
Agin
Nak
Enue
Fontaine
Hourion
Bourton Wood
Binet
Billegwurk
Advance A Bow No Greta Y in War Dispatches
War correspondent Perry Kopin reports from the Western Front near Cambrai and the Gauri Wood region. He notes German attempts to deny allied advances, the heavy cost to soldiers, and calls for continued reinforcement and focused railway center operations.
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Vimey
Coumbeai
Gauri
Ure Beitich
Hourlon
Ile
Nawalt
Kassin
Bolshevik Delegation Opens Negotiations With Germany
Bolshevik delegation crosses front lines to enter talks with German military authorities at the center of the line. Reports from Petrograd say the armistice proposal aims at a broad peace by agreement, aligning with German desires while opposition grows from the Allies. The move follows the Pope’s peace note and US statements urging a broader settlement among belligerents.
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Pope Henesict
Germans Set Date for Armistice Conference
The Bolshevik leadership announced that Germany has consented to mediations for an armistice on all fronts. December 2 is set for a conference, with three Bolshevik envoys crossing into German lines and awaiting a reply. Officials claim the move may signal German willingness to negotiate, while observers warn of propaganda aims.
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Busien KryTetiter
Krylenko
Nivlenko
Wens
Tudiss
Gms
Milittartsa
Geer Uropagandh
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