Loan Decree Talks at British Embassy Visit
A report from London describes a delegation reviewing a large loan plan with British officials and American banks. The discussion centers on securing credit for trade and potential changes in exchange rates, with emphasis on involving London banks to direct funds, and a possible border task force discussion in Texas.
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Issitt
Reilek
Basil
Avkel
Sabugsadey
Adwin Holden
Dir Newnes Ravianton Seth
Oye
Frits &E
Willard
Nargun
Imetint Valley
Bailey Praises Weldon Bailey at San Antonio Dinner
Former Senator Joseah Weldon Bailey received praise during a San Antonio dinner honoring his service. Bailey spoke on public duty, criticized timid public officials, and urged using talent for Texas progress, while plans and future campaigning remained undecided.
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Ban Anlohlo
Steveuple
San Antonio
Karnes
Wort Worth
Louis J. Wortham
Bailey
Sheppard
Hailey
Karnes City
Wiley
Ike T. Pryor
Texas
Mr. Bailey
Farmer
Not Afraid of Bailey In 1918 Sheppard Opponent Spotlight
The article describes a heated political feud between Mr. Bailey and Senator Sheppard, detailing Sheppard’s claims that Bailey may run against him in 1978. It notes Bailey’s shifting positions on prohibition, his Gainesville base, and plans for a Fort Sain area political strategy. Will Be Here Monday. Styatoy Sheppard joins Port Tavaca. Fort Sain and Houston connections are highlighted.
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Bailey
Ma. Bailey
Benator Sheppard
Gainesville
Texas
Mini
Styatoy Sheppard
Port Tavaca
Sain Houston
Sheppard
Fort Sait Nobston
Ve Samson
Aleotieny Butte
Menakurinteer
Pomerat Lga
Pebteiniy Thoreld
Cabinet resigns amid World War I offensives and Russian pushes
The cabinet resigns as German forces press along the Vilna Lemberg railway and fortresses fall. reports indicate Russian gains near Rosno and Vilkonik, with aggressive moves in Baltic provinces. Von Hindenburg holds in Dyina while rivers hinder assaults. critics expect renewed spring operations aided by ammunition, despite limited Russian counter offensives.
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von Mackensen
Vilna-Lemberg
Berlisz
Rosno
Vilkonik
von Hindenburg
Dyina
Friederichstadt
von Bescher
Antwerp
Nove Georgieysit
Russia Lacks Leaders In Frontline Strife
Zurich Telegram quotes letters from travelers in Russia describing morale collapse, shortages of officers, uneven equipment, and dwindling ammunition. Reports note few artillery pieces and limited factory output amid strained supply networks, with families and civilians bearing the hardship as the front line falters.
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Berlin
Vie Wireless
Tuckopton
Wean
Zurich
Neve Zeltuns
Russia
Isi
Aimmeition
Dept
Wells Grow In San Antonio Oil Field Hopeful Activity
Enthusiasm runs high as San Antonio oil men expect more wells after the Marrs strike. Operators anticipate larger development, with Conserve Flow plans and a possible three-inch pipe setup to control production. Women organize to join the field, leasing land and preparing for drilling as crowds gather to view the producing well.
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San Antonio
Bom
Moridas
Sears
Murrs
J. Gartiels Bualt
Urist
Buell
Cliivens
BLP
Reeves
San Antonixos
Marrs
County Judge Eyes Oil as Road Binder on Local Theories
County Judge James J. Davis said oil from Marrs well on Kelso tract eight miles below the city may be tested as a road binder. After a visit, he noted the crude appeared well suited for road aid and offered to furnish about 250 barrels from the improvised tank, if the county can arrange handling. Previous Beaumont crude tests in Bexar county yielded mixed results with roads deteriorating over time.
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Kelso
Bexar Mounly
James J. Davis
Beaumont
Bexar County
Dudge
Phil Shobk
Austrians Believed In Northern Italy Summary
Austrians are reported as active in northern Italy near Lakes Garda and Iseo, with fighting at Monte Meruuno and nearby fortifications. The war office notes Austrian actions against Italian positions south-west of Lake Garda, with Italian defense holding against gas fire and enemy pressure in several local engagements.
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Norther
War Office
Hiaxa
Evastello
Monte Merunu
Lake Ise
Fatty Garda
Sip
Berasin
General Villa Dead or Alive Debate Rages
Fragments from the front indicate confusion over Villa's status with reports he may flee toward Paso and seek aid from allies. Rebel leaders reportedly split into small bands while awaiting frontier developments. General Angeli is not confirmed to stay with Villa as hopes fade and credential talks loom.
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United States
Bander
Villa
Thaoul Madera
GI Paso
Angeles Lingens
Felipe Angelis
Angeles
Basa
Hove
Silla
Paris Camp Bars Ban Alcohol To Soldiers In All Hours
A new order from a Paris commander bans soldiers in the entrenched camp from buying or consuming alcohol in cafes bars shops or homes at any hour. The decree aims to curb alcoholism, noting the need to protect physical and moral discipline among troops. It is unclear if wine and beer are included, though front line soldiers already receive a wine ration.
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Lanneo
Paris
Goilient
German Private Rescues Captain Under Fire
A German private of the 146th infantry corps saved his wounded captain Goebel during a Russian assault near Brest Litovsk. The soldier killed a Russian attacker and carried the officer to safety before shellfire struck a farmhouse. The captain later received the Iron Cross and a monument is planned in Berlin to honor him and the unit.
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Mueller
Berlin
Voh
Crassey
Timden
Bndet Baa
Dylan
German Red Cross
German envoy interview sparks war talk amid denials
New York dispatch reports Count von Bernstorff, the German ambassador, allegedly warned that breaking off relations with the United States could lead to war. The Sun cites a confidant and quotes stern warnings while the ambassador denies making such statements.
Washington officials dispute German ambassador interview
Washington officials say an interview attributed to Ambassador Count von Bernstorff in New York was not authentic and the United States would not permit published claims to affect tense diplomatic ties with Germany. The misquote or private briefing was deemed likely misrepresented and unlikely to reflect official policy.
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Sun
Count von Bernstorff
Brea
United States
Germany
The
Bassador
Washington, D. C
Count von Bernatort
Recall of Dumba Dominates Vienna and Washington Debates
Washington reports state action looming over the recall case of Austrian consul general Dumba and the misuse of an American passport. Officials note potential dismissals or exequator cancellation for Dumba, while investigations touch Dr Brest Tadwle Hans Peleryi and bearer Archibald. Vienna papers condemn U.S. recall request as war drags on.
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Washington, D. C
Alexander Nuber von Pereked
New York
Whoas
Dumb
State Department
Brest, Tadwle
Hans Peleryi
Agusrian
Cleveland
James TJ. Archibald
Trepartent
Washington
Tans
Duma Ana
Domba
Belief US-Arabic arbitration stance noted in ether dialogue
Washington discussions indicate the United States may consent to arbitration in the Arabic case with Germany. Officials say the key issue is whether the German submarine commander fired a torpedo. The attitude favors settling this case on its own merits. Germany seeks a prompt decision without broader submarine policy debates.
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Aphston
United States
Wiscassen
Dias
State Department
Germany
Wso
Germesty
Vegue Tribune
Mts
Sffec
Britons Well Treated in Brussels Amid German Occupation
Sept 15 A report describes Britons in Brussels after German entry post Liege fall. Most are allowed to stay in homes with strict area limits, no internment, and minimal interference beyond military regulations. The city’s theaters and telephones face restrictions while food relief exists via the American Red Cross.
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Brussel
Liege
Penen
Suma
Belgrave
American Rover Fund
Inngland
Western outfall sewer progress and paving updates
City engineers report completion of the western outfall sewer from the Zarazamora and Lopez Bire Intersection toward South Flores street with connections to the main line. Pumping plant construction near the Fair Grounds is on track for operation within sixty days. several new contracts advance paving on Navarra, North Flores, and other streets while the Alazan Mall facilitates west side connections.
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Tran Lopez
Zarramora
Caan
South Pures
Zarzaworn
Lopes Birce
Tnebes
Flores Street
F. C. Torton & Sone Thrain
Menarat
Mitchell
Alazan
FH Gnas
Ess
Wrat
Alhean Cheek
Kluane
Satisty Asstelut
Engenece
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Grove
Wilitas G. Edhuwbeth Company
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Clermanies
North Flores Stree
Heer
Granttoin Company
Rooselt Avenue
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