New Alignment of Troops on Border Near San Antonio
Report from the border notes a major troop buildup with about 10000 soldiers concentrated near Brownsville and one group at Harlingen as Major General Funston travels to San Antonio to coordinate defense. Local units are preparing for possible incursions by Mexican forces while authorities monitor reports of raids and counteractions along the Grande River.
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Sam Tiiberties
San
Lahertson
Wilders Mann
Smith Nd
Dalen
Turners Oil Pedon olPheels
Dian
Salim Ros
Peare
Rajind Ap
Almer
Cen
Westy Stile
Wie
Lower
Cin Grande Valley
Frederick Fumstons
San Ardante
Geer
Pinesun
Majer
Hay
San Antonio
Jons
Hly Valley
Heringen
Jernsie
Brownaville
Funston
Californa
E. P. Naffarette
Matamoros
Carranza
Nafferette
Texas Rangera
United States
Banawee
Juan del Flores
Wwllnessge
John N. Garner
Jeff Mebemers
Tanges
Wilson Af Daflag
Miilovest Issis
Wilson
Haring Tarenvielsons
Gailty Wut
Thensen
Ayonin Tenon
Aivey
Petit Ar
Troops to New Stations Realignment on the Rio Grande
McAglen Texas reports a realignment of troops to new stations along the Rio Grande to improve frontier protection. Cavalry patrols operate in all directions aided by rangers and officers, with a defense plan aimed at avoiding duplication and preserving effective precautions.
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Mcaglen
Tex
Rio Grande
Army patrols and border control stretch across the Rio Grande area
Reports describe Fourth Infantry at Fort Brown and Sixth troops at La Feria and Rio Grande City with regimental detachments and patrols extending to McAllen San Juan and Engineburg. Units hold the prem national order while Rangers cover interior passes. Recent actions include no cross border firing and shifts in command as Major Hay surveys the frontier for military readiness.
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Taller Revalry
Fort
Wrown
Laferia
Panne
Hidelge
Lambardyee
Fort Ringgold
Rio Grane City
Hingén
McAllen
San Juan
Egineburg
Ming
Quiet On The Border Report From Starr Zapata Counties
An official patrol from Starr and Zapata counties reports no incidents of note. Sheriff Ja cko Guerre Major Jesse McCarter at Fort Tung gold Captain Frank Case of the Third Cavalry led a 20 mile scout returning to base. Lt Col Gerardo Cuellar and the Pilih Cavalry Regiment replaced prior leadership as the area remains quiet.
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Rio Grande City
Tex
Starr County
Unda
Jacko Guerre
Jesse McCarter
Fort Tung
Gold
Frank Case
Third Cavalry
Starr
Zapata
Gerardo Cuellar
Pilih Cavalry Regiment
Natinzerte
Zarugewa Vela Fannerce
Corpus Christi Polls Report With Legal Proceedings
The report covers court proceedings and voting at Corpus Christi with judge and attorney roles named. It notes witnesses, jurors, and the involvement of District Attorney Tangers, plus details on court hours and entry rules. An upcoming concert program in Houston is also announced with performers and selections.
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Murl Baa
Houston
Fred Fol
Onenine
Meertner
Pact
Peseant” Sipe
Mendawineole
Aelogttouy
Ted Wel
Céeberts
Trothone
Tunis
Seta
Onevad
London air raid toll tops twenty dead
Fragmentary wartime dispatches report twenty killed in a London air raid with additional lines noting allied advances and bombardments. Mention is made of French air raids on a railroad station at Challernge and nighttime bombing of Neste near the Somme, with continued fighting on the Vosges heights near Motzerni.
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London
Vosges
Motzerni
Challerange
Mrisihie Bdlsons
Neste
Somme
WRUTONS MEET DEERAT AND FRONTIER ACTIONS
Report from London datelines early September notes the Feriainty and Tassians clash on the Turkish frontiers with claims of German prisoners and high command reshuffles. Russian forces move toward the Caucasus as Grand Duke Nicholas departs, while observers weigh possible diversions to the Dardanelles and the impact of weather and strategic choices on ongoing battles.
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London
Fossians
Tarnopol
Lemberg
Contonig
Irian
Matshal
Dvina
Nicholas
Dommandé
Caucasus
Reuter
Petrograd
Dardanelles
The
Times
Jongt
Gaisin
Germains
Fragmented notice about testing orders and rates
The fragment states orders must be in by a date in September to get low rates. It mentions engagement with a study office and indicates discounted test rates. An unclear contact line references Daw Dawson and a plane crackett address. The snippet contains many garbled words and incomplete details.
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Dawson
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