Mexico Stands Against German Interference in War News
A nationalistic missive claims Germany breaches Mexican neutrality by routing messages through Sweden and Argentina. It urges swift expulsion of the Swedish chargé d’affaires and the German minister, denounces Germany as a moral outlaw, and credits the United States with safeguarding democracy and Mexican sovereignty in the face of European aggression. Names of Mexican leaders and regional figures are invoked to support stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurea Fanows
Seeley
Ieee
Aew
Telvery Wermeuye
Néfieny
du Grocer
Gaws- Stand
Huraysemeny
JOM
Teppce
Chuiagg Cfm
Pat Binek
Ine Mules Bs
Euston
Paul Block, Inc
Gleatny
Besod
Detrt Gol
Pawmock Tod
KregRe
Saimotes
Tenuneterten
Sweden
Mexico
Argentina
Mesi¢o
Germany
Latin America
United States
Deocraco
Dian
Tuesta
Wilson
Relva Pugs
Lincoln
Mirimon
Almonte
Ates
Genel Obregent
Americas
Pablo Googles
Palavacini
Cabrera
Desqueina
Mireles
Rojas
von Eckhardt
Volt
Pink Boll Worm Warning Sparks Study Tour
A Washington source reports a federal warning about the pink bollworm prompting a recent scientific tour. Specialists and agricultural officials discussed monitoring, eradication steps, and the need for coordinated action across fields and processing facilities.
Secret Service, Spies, and Pink Boll Worms in Hearne Texas
A long, loud wartime column analyzes secret service roles in peacetime and war. It praises American vigilance against German espionage, notes Sweden’s neutrality challenges, and reports on the pink boll worm found near Hearne Texas with remarks on government actions and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Wien Washington
George Creel
Daniel
Paddock
Murdock
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Muxico
Egypt
United States
Hearne
Texas
Theas
Rio
Cicel
Navy
Department
Lexas
The Theater Listings at Giraud Theaters
A garbled program of vaudeville and stage acts is listed for the week at The Theaters Weboe at the Giraud. Acts include Majestic and Meadowhothhe pieces with performers such as Marion Harris Minnie Allen and Olson and Johnson. The Chalk Line and The Beauty Orchard are featured as highlighted numbers with dancing, singing, and comic routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violi
Majestic ix Foustel
Tom Kerr
Gil
Avis
Mraule Burt
Ed Jounson
Marii Gamborelli
Corps de Lallet
Nucl ‘Ravers
Trane Douglas
Roddington
Royal Theater
Train Kills Man Near Semaphore Monday Morning
A worker on the Semaphore line was killed when a train struck him as it approached a siding. The engineer reported a severed limb and the man failed to move in time, leaving his fate to a swift tragedy as the locomotive passed. Reports note a conference in Austin about Congress levies and other matters, but the primary incident concerns the fatal railroad accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skogen
Hy Enghieor
Narnia
106
Oller Daring
Pio
City council approves changes in jitney routes for Wednesday
City council at its meeting approved a new ordinance affecting jitney routes in the business district. Jitneys must travel north on Avenue D to Fourth Street to connect with Bo Street and reach East Commerce Street, altering East and West Commerce run patterns. Some file owners plan retirement. others will relocate to Travis Street while minimal interference is expected with Main Avenue. Building permits granted include a two story fireproof structure at South Alamo and Goliad for a Jauhdey and overhead fuel line for Lone Star. Paving on St Marys Street from Market to Garden was accepted and notices issued to non-resident owners to cut needs a vacant rate. The weekly payroll of 80835 was approved and Slires Outdoor Advertising given permit for a bal voard at East Commerce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itnistan
Honius
Travis Street
West Cormere
Fourth Street
Bo Street
Commerce Street
South Alamo
Goliad
Lone Star Areary
Mlink
Om Underwriters’ Association
Uvalda Rock Asphalt Company
Slires Outdoor
East Commerce Street
Asa
Japanese Legislators Tour the United States
A foreign delegation, including members of the Japanese House of Representatives, plans a multi month visit to the United States in September and October to discuss peaceful ties, economic issues, and cultural exchange with American officials and citizens. The trip aims to strengthen friendship and understanding between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Camp Grant to Enlarge Barracks and Stables Plan
Major D J Sawyer announced a Army reorganization plan will start this week at Camp Grant. One hundred barracks will be enlarged for fire accommodation at 250 each and 200 stables will be built for care of artillery and train animals. The move signals motorization of artillery and a major expansion of facilities at the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nockpord
Til
Camp Grant
D. J. Sawyer
Washington
Wen Cack
Soldiers to See Movies in France
Seventy five cinematographic machines to supply devices for U S soldiers in France are in transit or sent, under the National War Work Council of the YMCA. Pershing authorized the venture to include educational and recreational films. Part of the gear left the U.S. within 24 hours of the cable authorization. YMCA workers include H. M. Bufkins of Mesquite, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
France
National War Work Council
Young Ben's Christian Association
Mintor
General Pershing
American Expeditionary Forces
HH. M. Bufkins
Mesquite
Texas
Germany to continue coal exports to Holland despite price risks
The Volk reports Germany will keep exporting coal to the Netherlands if Holland grants credit to stabilize the mark value. It notes Dutch demand could push prices above English levels and mentions tensions over trade volumes and tolls, with unclear details on shipping quantities and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Volk
Holland
Germany
Pugland
England
Greeve
Local notice fragment hints at event details
The readable text mentions a Hartspale location and a Tuthott works. Names such as Hhaviow and LMNANNES appear as fragments, with Wes as a possible place or note. The source is garbled but indicates a public or industry notice linked to a specific site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhaviow
Iit
Soldiers Civil Rights Bill Sought To Shield Wartime Property
Washington reports legislation to protect soldiers and sailors civil and property rights during wartime. The measure would halt certain lawsuits and protect housing, real estate contracts, life insurance, and military pay from risk while personnel serve. It aims to preserve equity, prevent eviction, and safeguard public accounts until after hostilities end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
F.C
Congress
Crowder
Baier Iu
Ny Defauit
Cen
Admiram
Morr Trek Beteers to Fenton Washington Ty 84
Fragmentary report notes recruitment for berk with Arven Red Crone ternaport. Details are obscured but reference to Hind lever af Brent salted for Far and an unclear contractor or event. Local context and entities remain unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morr Trek
Fenton
Washington
Berk
Hind Lever Af
Brent
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seth
Tis Iverg
Hell Deere
Sevtentture
Uiktee
Wis Daffy Adah
Mesivn
Andy
America
Secret Service
OUR
Ury Gacerver Hobby
Enis
Walser
The
Liverpool de
Holly
Partment
Britain
Jota Garmany
Wwe
Syeden
Elaine
Aralty
Nat Dew
Marie
Jay Elaidig
von Smite
Goat
Gollay
Cimi
Atv
Dirmnehein
Omar
Weboe
Giraud
Woli
de Aduuniter
Quantal Parker
Eliel
Tommaches
West Vekis
Parker
Quail
Wilkarger
Beruine
Srlows
Certliiy Ann Marean
Tor Thetien
Miitunlas
Washbighan
Iitneys
Thesdiux
Aus
Ergl Aone
Iran
Patti
Amati
Repre- Apia
Feos
Tumines
Connie
Gamipana Nil
Bor
William Ay Oty
Chicago
Iby
Wiel Gui Eran
Americn Tans
Garman Prison
By Briggs
Tributos
Aurora
Unilian
Engimer
Kartville
Gurion
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!