Troop A Wins Wing Athletic Meet at Army Post
Troop A clinched final victory at the Wing athletic meet held at Fort Sin Houston under Y M C A auspices. They scored 167 points to top Troop K with 42, while Troop H finished third with 98 and others trailed. General Henry T. Allen fired the opening shot as awards were presented by Tolones W H Beason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Post
Fort Sin Houston
Army Young Men's Christian Association
Troop M
Troop 1
Troop A
Reece
Cat
Carraody
Storer
Schlonns
O'Connell
Coush Jen
Conron
Doyle
Wi Hs
Thisiasn
Chire Cavalry
Walker
Harry
Scholones
Fran
Banks
Doebber
H Troop
Trosea
Githa
Ragterling
Rosanil Shellon
T Troop
Mseertewart
Aecond
Jones
Mammady
Sreond
Thirtles
Nanturkirk
Johnsen
Jugh Puntos
Firat
Hobert
Mali
Sruon
Miel
Menshaw
Tisectie Ynce
Etrat
Collins
Grangest
Noten
Etratalse
M Croen
Jadot
Boller
Atrou
Frarth
Unger
McDonald
KK Yroop
Catz
Moir
A Treo
Lee
Topp
Crowds Cheer New York Soldiers Parade to World War I
Crowds of wives and families line Fifth Avenue to bid farewell as the New York Nation Guard, about 28 000 strong, marches to the training camp at Spartanburg heading for France. Police estimate show millions watched the send off as egyers, brothers and friends cheer the soldiers on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiethers
Awenrheart
New Fe Nation Guard
Fifth Avenue
France
Spartanburg
Duna
Track meet officials and results from Army camp event
Officials in charge included Colonel Cage Conrail AC Camp Travis and Army XM. A Troop relay results listed Latmen Carmody Storck Schlonas and Acunmell Ceughen Goyte Conron. The meet at Port Sam Bass torrier featured judges McGuira Price Dewitt and others amid military observers.
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Geond
Weavres
Froayi
Latmen
Cat Carmody
Storck
Schlonas
Acunmell
Ceughen
Goyte
Conron
Thwe
Chaarge
Tollays
Cage Conrail
Travis
A.W. Jones
Army XM. Ca
Port Sam Boastorrier
Swiss Stay Away From Geneva Talks Amid World Tension
Reports from Stockhol m point to Swiss nonattendance at Geneva talks of the Topdored Conference. Bern officials cite risk of American entry and warn that Swiss interests will be protected. Berne pressures for orderly peace terms despite military strains and allied concern over pirate milling. An unofficial envoy from Switzerland is noted, while press mentions a Berne court etiquette amid growing tensions and a Geneva newspaper’s wine dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Soph
Stockloht
Ewing
Armerica
Hniss
Bertin Wey
Princ Yure
Berne
Senate Trial Draws Sparse Crowds for Ferguson Case
The first day of Governor Ferguson's senate trial drew about 100 spectators as lawmakers listened to charges. Supporters and critics filled the house galleries, while questions centered on the university appropriation and higher education, with some lawmakers opposing the measure as pork.
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Fergrann
Senate
Ferguson
Wornun
Bill
Worden
Univer Siy
Persisen
New Fall and Winter Woolens Now on Display
Cardwen's Mie tnx an Lae reports in a garbled brief that local shops announce fall and winter woolens now available. The fragmentary text mentions a chamber and deputies and a mining act, with unclear dates and names. The readable items point to a retail notice and a political reference without coherent specifics.
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Bisuin Glade
Cardwen
Mpning
CYTY
Chamber of Deputies
Drorees
Carranm
Grandmother's Botanic Medicine in Pinheer era remedy history
A fragmented note discusses ancestral botanic cures used for disease and женial ailments. It mentions chamomile valerian and other plants, and cites Ty Makiain's Vegetable Compound as a home remedy. The piece notes the medicine's wide popularity and mass sales, claiming immense income from its use.
New Session Opens in Catholic Schools Citywide
The TH27-18 term begins with St Mary’s Parish School opening Thursday at 6:24 PM under the St Mary’s Church, with graduate grades for boys and girls and girls only in the disk school. St Mary’s College opens Friday at 9 AM with mass, following similar prefectorial routines in other Catholic schools.
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St Mary's Parocnia
Oate Fathers
St. Mary's Church
Divine A Providence
St. Mary's College
St Joseph's Col. Ursuline W Academy
Sacred Academy
St. Anthony's Insit
St. Henry’s School
St. Micchiel’s School
St. Josefa’s School
St. Gerald Behad
St Patrick's Schaol
San Fernando School For Girls
Ban Ferninee School For Laws
Welln Teday
St Louis College
the Lady of the Late Academy
Academy of the Intimate Word
Society notes of gatherings and visits across towns
A fragmented society page lists various events and meetings including dinners, musical club gatherings, church tract crowds, missionary society activities, and a matinee party honoring new members. It mentions visiting Miss Augelia Wood, friends returning from California, and preparations for upcoming dances, card parties, and charity events with numerous names and locations referenced in a period newsroom tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobin Hill
Organized labor pledges loyalty to government in wartime conference
A three day conference in Minneapolis gathered leading labor figures under the American Alliance umbrella to pledge hearty support for the government in the war. Speakers from various unions urged unity and warned against German propaganda, while displeasure was voiced over excluding certain peace terms from broader talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Germany
American Allince
Tac
Dnetrbers
Tomorris
Sempel Gouers
Jmononn Federation
Tabor
Chusenua
Keeles
Deterites
Seuplu
Anchiea
Chester
Weight
John Spare
Tugh Irayne
Military map reveals new Union Pacific plan for wartime mobilization
A fragmentary military map foldout describes Union Pacific System efforts to mobilize families and resources for a large scale war. It lists cantonments, concentration capacity, officers’ training stations, and troop deployment centers across the country. Details suggest preparations for a major nationwide mobilization.
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Hilary
Cinitud
Tates
Pengs
Union Pacific
We Sur
Imp
National Une Concentra
National Une Concentra Lon Capa
Trattiog
Cannes
Unete
Suan
Phelinia Pulte
No House Quorum Stix Reported In Texas Assembly
Sept 4 in Austin Gov lobby submission to the Legislature to consider regulation of hatcheries and river fisheries. Aimed at prohibiting takings for private use and ensuring state oversight amid federal matchery concerns at San Marcos. lawmakers to review the proposal for full committee action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suborli
Austin Tex
Federal Department of Commieroe
Ani
Witt Moat & Re
Sharcos Hatchery
Exemption Proposal Sparks Firemen Debate In Washington
A confused wire service style notice reports a plan to exempt firemen from a wartime tax or duty. It mentions Representative Ace of Denver, President White, and figures Rudolph Gang and others amid alleged plots to provoke unrest and labor subversives. The piece mixes names, places, and dates with unclear actions and sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ace
Denrvisanti
Londay
Indi
Collins Seated After Looney Rule Lets Senate Decide
Austin Tex Sept 4 General Looney warns the Senate is the sole judge of the validity of the Fourteenth District election and may rule on its fairness. The seating of Betular Golling, former senator, is practically affirmed as the chamber sets its terms. Collins was sworn in as the body debated the case and seating procedures amid executive session.
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Austin
Tex
Binseil
Looney
W. A. Collins
Dewmont
Senate
Wuh
Tooney
Cahetavion
Tate
Inatier Hsurna
Bsemene Collins
Tir Colling
Unl- Ina
Steve M Ihy
Nusit Court
Lvl SpNanle Ae Beaumone
McNealus
Calling
Nestua
Denounce Peace Demonstrations Reported in Amsterdam
Scrl 4 reports that protests against President Wilson's peace proposals were held in Amsterdam and Bremen. After a Chamber of Commerce speech, officials promised to send protests to the emperor denouncing the German government and urging restraint amid American efforts. A parallel demonstration occurred in The Hague with candy and other readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Ofvices
Deve
Fromen
Wilson
Hire Favrlus
Chamber of Commercce
Bremen
Witua
Linger
Police Court Takes Heaviest Docket In Years
Police court took on a heavy docket Tuesday morning with 242 names. Most defendants faced drunkenness and liquor law charges amid a high tempo, with many cases not disposed of by Tuesday hour and some awaiting further hearings or sentencing.
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Police Noure
Olé Corporation
Neavlent
Tne
Apo Courk
Ne Defoydanta
Thosm Mevestey Ly Ie Poline
Satie Try
Suny
Minday
Newry
Wil
Wwerr
CIA
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Troop K
Y.M.C. A
Colonel Beach
Fos
Stlés
Nestle
Germain
Arch Free
Nestle's Food Company
Dave Kile
Adfeetsi i
New York
Siwvréewr
Stockholm
PABST
Sorat
San Antonio
Texas
Hertzberg
Misa
Laura Virginia Adenia
Colanet
Sterling Trica
Wollt & Marx
Gist Church Tract
Waltz & Marx
Crum Cree
Co. Ma
Highland Bank Shoal
Missionary Society of
Harry Scrivener
Missionary Society of South
Side Methodist Charch
Linaheon Cuuy
Manger Mall
Mera Derbert Slayden Clarkwen
United States
Uew
Augelia Wood
Biuma
Hearne
Mildred Baskin
Baskity
Barktey
Cal
Dune Plea Daskin
University of California
Lome
Misg Boole Appmann
Leptember 18
Foc Neahyiltn
Vim
Ward-Bealmont Coles
Henrietta
Wailaeg
Chow Chows
Travis Ulu
Ning N'Clucke
Majestic
Lackarleds Atisges Lowe Patrick of
Lansson
Theresa Schaltes
Josephine Hall
Vase Shaw
Majoria Campbrell
Tat Meuermina
Baily Bengt
Thelma Togs
Welen Irvin
Connie Younshued
Buxenta Taylor
Verna Ruby
Mari
Stredt
Brwickelville
Don G. Goto
Ladies’ Ad Society
Central Christiny Church
Istarkengutge Suck
Crockett TH
Clisg Nansje AM
Drake
Yisnilag Itlands Iy Kingwaury Ee
Bent
Bienle Watts
Stix
Hive Chie Dering Press
Fat UN
Mary Wewson
Rudolph Gang
Willian Maxon
Wilayon Stuile
Temple of Myaic
Thong Travin
Italy
Rydney
The
Big Crockery Store
Johns Brow
Syracuse
Wallace Bros
Majestic Ranges
Vulcan
Mission Oi
Newton, Weller & Wagner Co
Travis Or Crockett
West Commerce St
Bremer Bourse
Pablo
Milwaukee
Ullmann, Stern & Krausse
Int
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