Retreat of German Wolf Pack Near Travaincourt
British dispatch from British Army Headquarters describes German prisoners of the 11th Division, roaming ruined lanes and camouflaged positions as Allied forces advance. The piece contrasts contempt for retreating troops with grim scenes of ruins, buried dead, and makeshift German camps amid bombing and warnings of Luftwaffe activity.
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Philip Gibes
The
New York Times Co
San Antonio
Bipaniae
Euindeyt
Travaincourt
14Th Reserve Corps
Suomer
Mil
Liquor Purchases Lead to Arrest in Bottled Denatured Alcohol Case
A white male youth, 20s, was arrested after a street purchase of two denatured alcohol bottles labeled as whiskey. Officers say the buyer claimed no "kick" from the drink, paying $3 per bottle, with the seller unknown. The suspect is held pending investigation for possible anti liquor laws violations. The incident prompted safety checks as officials review the sale of denatured alcohol in drug stores.
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Tad
Department of Justice
Feat of the war effort cited by March leader at KEW Drive
The report quotes March speaker March HIATS at KEW Drive praising committed war plans and predicting continued US involvement. General Marvel comments on rapid Allied advances, noting St Mihiel success shortened Verdun to Toul and praising soldiers and artillery for moving quickly despite enemy lines.
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Privy
Metz
Aurerien
Congress
Anevica
St. Mihiel Fauls
Verdun
St Mihiel
Toul
France
Hindenburg
Mourner notes death in distant state
An obituary fragment recalls the death of a person in California with mentions of a church, community figures, and a family tied to St Josephs Conmetors. Details are incomplete but indicate a bereavement and a service plan in the local area.
Porte Laden and Partners Earned Car and Van Dealership
Fragmentary ad listing multiple firms including Porte Laden VieCoilam Peele Lams Motor ner Avensi Co and Peena Cr it. Appears as an advertisement fragment for an automotive venture or dealership collaboration with vague names and unclear phrases.
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A VieCoilam
Peele Amd Lams Motor Ner Avensi Co and
Peena, Cr It
Thieves Loot Residence on Weymouth Street in Saturday Night Breakin
Thieves broke into Agnes Henck's residence at 2200 Weymouth Street while she was away Saturday night. They took a considerable amount of goods including wine and clothing, leaving the home ransacked. Henck planned to be home Sunday but found the loss substantial and reported the incident to Mas.enek authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Henck
Weymouth Street
Mas.enek
Mas. Henck
Unclear Personal Mentions Mention Names and Places
Fragmented OCR text references individuals and places such as Yorktown Payson and Shreveport with scattered titles and events. The passage lacks coherent context, making a concise news item difficult. It reads like a jumble of names, dates, and locations without a clear action or outcome.
BiG AQUATIC MEET Civil . eOWOH as volidiers will be sive the Her ad ving instenes
A fragmented report describes an aquatic meet with volunteers aiding a rescue or safety effort. It references several individuals from Gaileesion and Pedi Higulf, and mentions a president with diplomatic signs.
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Eowoh
Volidiers
Leon Tieaw
Hoy
AL TD Flntamoan
Prom Gaileesion
Cee
Shine Tuny
Mae Shane Nea
Dted
Wiley Af
Che Dresident
Woyards
Tony
Dunboyne Wins Close Race in Fairly Busy Meet
Dunboyne won a tight race at Setman Park this afternoon in a six furlong event. Sir Barton finished two lengths behind, with Lieeh third and Pianboyne placed further back. The report notes crowd interest and close margins as the field tired near the bar.
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Setman Park
Chirk
Dunboyne
Sir Barton
Ray Am
Lieeh
Pianboyne
Che
Masicn Killed in Accident Off Cane May
A naval accident off Cane May in the Atlantic resulted in the death of Masicn. The Navy Department confirmed the fatal incident and noted ongoing investigations while describing the sea mishap and its impact on the crew.
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Masicn
Washington, D.C
Sao Phares
Wow
Buffalo
Cane May
N. A
Navy Department
Americans Break German Line At St Mihiel Salient
American forces and French troops stormed the St Mihiel salient, driving German defenders from the town after a rapid, coordinated assault. Tanks and artillery shattered enemy positions as reports describe swift American advances and captured German units amid a broader Allied drive in Lorraine.
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Priday
Vigneulles
Almeritam
St. Mihiel
Salient
Aivision Hey
Ieolfiers
Cieir
Twindenburg
Army Bend
Chen
Govaga
Gerauin Oarmy
Touth
Nonsaed
Fie
Joseph Knowles
Joseph Knowles of Sew Kanebien
Gershaw
University of Maine
Gerumans
Deam
France
Lorraine
Somme
Cone Oral Pershing
Wat
Thaumont
Remnant of Seicheprey and Mont Sec in War Scene
A vivid wartime scene places Seicheprey ruins on the right and the Mont Sec German watch tower on the left. The narrator recalls a shift from a single American division six months ago to an expanding army now represented in the sector as artillery thunders mute the unseen targets.
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Seicheprey
Mont Sec
Mont Lee
Earth
Free Bureau to Aid Mexicans Established in San Antonio
A new Mexican Consultive Committee assists San Antonio Mexicans with citizenship questionnaires and correspondence. Led by prominent local deans and the Mexican newspaper El Veracruz, the committee operates from 12 West Commerce Street offering information and filing help for questionnaires and related services.
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San Antonio
New
Ha Vrensa
Tapacio EL Lozano
Molinardo
Mamariz
de Gara Aldape
Valentin Rivers
Mom
Mexican Press and U.S. Draft Aid Network Expansion
The La Prensa information department and a local Mexican committee aid Mexicans seeking citizenship papers and explain registration and selective draft exemptions. Their work, supported by both groups, helps calm wartime fears from German propaganda and maintains migration confidence, continuing free of charge as long as needed.
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la Prensa
Department of Information
Rewiin
Aguerican
Hart
United States
Former Mayor Dead Near Savannah After Six Decades
Funeral services for Be Taker, former mayor of Waen, set for Monday in Waco after dying in Savannah on May 1. He lived in Mehenon County sixty years, was injured by a horse years ago, leaving a widow, a son, two daughters, a brother and sister. He owned a brother of Tate Walker Bo Baker who aided S. Hogg's gubernatorial campaign.
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Dames
Waco
Savannah
Baker
Mehennon County
Tate Walker Bo Baker
Inter
S. Hogg
Gos Ermor
Aginst Cearge Clark
Defense Council Aids Old Santa Claus During Holiday Sales
Council of National Defense reaches agreement with dealers to curb holiday goods rush. No large scale expansions in staff or extended sale days. Retailers will stock useful gift items while avoiding wasteful seasonal excesses. Also announces no more auto racing at the Speedway by Sheepshead Day after the war.
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Mec
Council of National Defense
Wilh
Council of Defense Bus 4
Hinderin
Piaces
New York
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Austin
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Eiomes
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Dros Seedion Press
Americas
Pretirees
Nethern
Aimerican
Prana
Qydes
Steve
Shawn
March
Kew Drive
Jena
Mr Et Houl Uary
Matlin Bordi
St. Josephs Conmetors
Nujes
Chang
Tisitt
California
Porte Laden
Lien
Fray Hyve
Ruben MD
Peerth
Ion
Charles
Ariel
Ogee
Betasknead
Beco Dion
Amita
Abieraee
Newell
Fort Houten
Miles
Fort Say
Uae
Reed
Mats Thoartertit
Chambery
Vietor
Mattar
Yorktown
Payson
Tao
Gilbey
Medes
Cibageypedaag
Corintha
Gan
Ile
Tianary
Ind Lake
Uhis Yeni
Chet
Juamen
B Woon
V. Antonie
Aily News
Wrenne
Pershing
Junu
Leon Peters
Regent Street
Flores St
Phome Crockets
Flores Street
Free Bureau
Body of Dames
Baker Rexehes
Waco Prom
Missouri
Defense Council
Santa Claus
We Trust
Treing Company
Alamo
Allamo “Bae
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