Governor Ferguson aide testifies about hidden cash deposits
Austin Sept 14 T L Davis Jr assistant private secretary to Governor Ferguson testified before the Senate impeachment court he saw only part of the currency totaling about 40 000 dollars deposited in the American National Bank of Austin He described deposits of 25 000 and 15 000 dollars with rubber bands around currency and said no one delivered the money He read a January 1 1916 letter to Temple State Bank enclosing a draft and stated the deposit was not an increase in loans The testimony covered an overdraft at the bank and a refund pledge connected to Mansion House expenditures and Canyon City Normal funds with questions about the governor's handling of state accounts and personal notes
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Over One Million Volunteers September Reported
Washington, Sept 14. Figures released show the American military and naval forces totaling about 1,074,140 volunteers on September 6, 1917. The army counted 1,189,881 personnel including officers and enlisted. the navy 254,006. coastal guards 3,000. hospital corps 6,500. with reserve and auxiliary forces adding more. The draft law had been approved May 18, 1917.
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Showers Likely Friday and Saturday Across South Region
Unsettled weather extends from northern Mexico to the southern United States with cloudiness and possible rain. Major Alen Boelt warns San Antonio residents of showers Friday night and Saturday as a broad trough affects the Gulf area and central U S with fluctuating pressure and warm, damp conditions.
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Arrest Deported Men Pitied in Arizona Clampdown
In Bisbee patrols, 33 deported men arrived July from the Arcade region and were arrested in Pualalas by a deputy sheriff on their way back to Bisbee at Sheriff Wheeler's request. The tally reaches 73 in total. AL Embree, among those who left, is identified as one of the fewer departed men.
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Weather Outlook FromFragmented Forecast Page
Fragmented OCR text offers a partial weather outlook. It mentions a Saturday with uncertain details and no clear location, temperatures, or conditions. The readable pieces suggest a general forecast without precise data or reliable specifics for identification.
Global Temperature Readings Across Cities
Fragmented climate notes report temperatures for multiple cities including Chicago Milwaukee and Kansas City. Readings show varied conditions with winds from the south and chances of rain. highs and lows range from the mid sixties to near eighty degrees in different locales.
Aviators Honor Dead Lieutenant With Memorial Flyover
Twenty aeroplanes will fly over a procession at Kelly Field in memory of Lieutenant Floyd House of Lake Charles Louisiana who died from injuries after a motorcycle accident near Frio City. The body will be transported by train with full military honors and escorted from the base hospital at Wort Bama Houston to the depot. Burial is expected Sunday with flag displays and a funeral program pending arrival of a brother. Lieutenant House, a recently commissioned officer, was highly regarded by both officers and enlisted men. Corporal Hardin, who aided in the accident, was injured but survived.
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Navy to end new enlistments except for essential roles
Washington report says no recruits will be accepted by the navy for about three months except for essential mechanics and certain roles. About 200000 sailors already serve including reserves, with repairs to merchant vessels underway and potential further calls for enlistments later this summer if needed.
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American Ship Wilmyra Sunk by British Submarine
Sept 14 report says the American ship Wilmyra was sunk by a German submarine on Sept 18, with all crew saved. Details are scarce. Separately, Mrs. Tolert Dunning, widow of artist Jabert Dunning, was found dead at her sister’s home in Ames. An investigation is underway. Troops from the Mite Wi bonwin cavalry arrived in the area this morning.
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Trappaam
Plot 10 sinks German ships at Montevideo
Montevideo Sept 1 German ships in the harbor were boarded by authorities who planned to sink the vessels. The action comes as wartime measures widen as tensions rise with naval operations and government orders affecting the harbor.
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Montevido
Ureuarlow
Not Guilty Pleas in Anti-Draft Trial
Defendants in an anti draft case entered not guilty pleas as they were arraigned in district court. The government announced it will present evidence about alleged organized resistance linked to a lodge and its oath bound members. Odell outlined expected proof including past activities and plans to disrupt operations and communications.
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Aneriea Wilder
Tie Gr Benization
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Aley
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Odell
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Plana
Law Amendment Moves in Texas Legislature
Acting Governor urged legislature to consider amendments to a bill proposing a penalty related to desecration of the flag. The proposal would not apply to items permitted by federal or state statutes and excludes certain publications and officials. Also discussed are appropriations for fisheries, oyster department, and funding to support a sinking fund and calendar of grants, aiming to address debts and revenue needs.
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T. de Amendaent
Leite
Pariodi
Cal, Hook
Digitary Diplomat
Waverar Aphby
Bonds in Dispute Over Cancelled Rails Worth Billions
In Cenicagg Sept 14 Eugene Te Piatmigat and Pater Johnston face police inquiry over $100 000 of cancelled railroad bonds deemed worthless by the state attorney Wannigan a former police magistrate from Hastwood N J arrived in Chicago to sell bonds reading $140 000 to $260 000 in value The stamp mark on the bonds would be revealed by close scrutiny Bankers brokers and property owners hear details of this alleged mischief Meantime a German prince’s daughter is reported to have borne a child to Princ Arthur Dert in Amsterdam improving royal lines.
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Hastwood
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Austria Hungary Cannot Endure War, Says Dispatch
A despatch quotes a Vienna observer arguing Austria Hungary cannot sustain the war due to economic strain and food shortages. The writer warns of further civil and military collapse as wheat and cereals cannot be shipped, risking starvation and total destruction of agricultural regions.
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Roosevelt makes flight at Andrews Air Force base
Roosevelt pilots a new military aircraft prototype, showcased during a travel visit. The craft, propelled by a bomber engine, reached speeds between forty and one hundred ten miles per hour, with a notable ascent.
Marooned on Island by Mexican Women Survivors
A fragmentary report describes Col Soph 74 and Mexican women tending children as survivors of a 35 nation martyrdom who founded a home on Clippertan Island in 1905. A party from Avapulou, Max in the Pacific Ocean arrived aboard an American vessel after nearly four years marooned on the island.
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Making $800 a month Youngstown workers see wage gains
Sol. 1! Several renters ly stuel nlite kero are waening ay net ay S400 5 month ar at Liereto of approxi Trately $10,000 A yoay yeeall at Increases granted in it recent Harte ment with a messwacing Iron Workers. Heaters roughers and other avkiiled workers are able to make $10 to 16 Vaany.
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New Cabinet Announced by Painleve France
The article reports on the formation of a new French cabinet under Painleve, listing ministers for foreign, justice, interior, education, and other key portfolios. It notes the inclusion of Socialist and Republican members, with emphasis on the political shakeup and ministerial assignments as of mid September. The piece also mentions reactions from officials and the press regarding the cabinet lineup.
Italians Capture Mount San Gabrielle
Enemy forces seized Mount San Gabrielle amid heavy fighting near the Aisne front. German state statement says armor and artillery supported success, with prisoners taken. Western front actions described as decisive, reporting German gains and Allied losses in the latest dispatch.
British Air Raid Statement Describes Ongoing Attacks
A terse Admiralty notice reports continued air raid action against Ure Hi and nearby targets. Details are sparse due to damaged text, but the bulletin confirms Wednesday and Thursday incursions and ongoing defensive measures by Royal forces.
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Thrilling Letter From San Antonio Soldier Home
A wartime letter from a San Antonio youth serving abroad reaches home, recounting daily life and hopes amidst the American Expeditionary Forces in France. The missive mentions longing for news from home, small comforts, and the emotional weight of duty, with a nickname reference to a paper’s mechanical staff and a glimpse of camaraderie among troops.
Revolt in General Holds, No Real Power Left
Reporting from Petrograd dated September 13 3 says the provisional government gains strength while fighting subsides. Kornilov’s troops reportedly rejected surrender offers as Kerensky’s forces tighten control and Cossacks waver between loyalty and defection. A government deputation urges troops to end the crisis, amid shifting loyalties and arrests in the military ranks.
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Turbulent Petrograd Amid Revolt and Partial Restoring
Mixed reports from Petrograd describe a government still coping with revolt. A new cabinet forms under Kerensky as military and civil powers shift. Recovery signs appear in transport and finance, while factions debate constitutional paths and conservative opposition.
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