Bundy Named Successor to Heard in Southern Dept
An order from War Department appoints Colonel Omar Bundy to succeed Colonel Heard as adjutant general in the Southern Department. Lieutenant Colonel I. W. Heard is relieved and assigned elsewhere. Bundy’s transfer prompts discussion of station changes and the department’s wide responsibilities across Texas, New Mexico, and beyond.
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Qulcher
Omar Bundy
San Antonio
Southern Department
I. W. Heard
Bandy
Heart Wil Reunitte
Maar
Hot Springs
Mager Keller
Cees Tee Bupner
San
Houston
Chanel
Bundy
Ios
War Departments
Caluns
Menard
Army
Heard Lins Connty
Uran Kia
Nuemesa
Brownsville
el Paso
Arizona
New Mexico
Heard
San Antolio
Buying of Cotton Excites Market in New York
New York markets opened with extreme activity as cotton futures rose strongly. October contracts touched 1.04, January near 1.12 per bale, driven by Liverpool gloom, private crop optimism, and unsettled Southern weather. Multiple buyers reported covering positions amid the broad advance.
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New York
Tniton
Tor Quy
Seliig Son
Liverpool
Slaughter arrested in Denver bank failure case
Slaughter of Dallas Texas, president of a national bank, was arrested in Denver on a warrant sworn by government officers over the Puerta bank failure dated March 1. He faces charges connected to the collapse and is taken into custody by federal officers.
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Denver
Colo
Slaughter
Dallas
Tox
Alervantile National Bank of
Death of Texas physician Dr Pope reported from Houston
Houston telegram reports the death of Dr John A Pong a leading Texas physician in Marshall today per a nephew Alexander Tona Fosides in Dadax.
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Houston
John A. Pong
Texas
Lealing
Marshall
Neprhew
Moxander Tona
William Schmiedekind Shot While Hunting Near New Braunfels
William Schmiedekind secretary of the Rees Optical Company was shot and killed near New Braunfels during a hunting trip Tuesday morning. He had lived in San Antonio eleven years after moving from New Braunfels and was aged 38. He leaves a wife, parents, and several siblings. funeral plans were not yet announced.
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Whltam Schmidelind
Reew Optival Company
Ints
Sity
San Antone
New Bruuntele
Wan Bos North Street
Schmiedelind
San Antonio
New Braun
Fols
Ely
Rees Optical Company
Patein- Way
Imad Mae
Mr. Schmiedskind
Ly Nisomother
Thindare Schmiedekiind
Fred
Misa
Annie Schtetekind
Sat Antonio
Hunte
Weather turns cooler with scattered showers in plains
A broken summer gives way to cooler weather as a front moves across the nation. Forecasts show generally fair but cooler conditions in San Antonio and vicinity Tuesday night, with frosts possible in the upper Mississippi valley midweek and scattered showers shifting through the Plains and upper Mississippi regions.
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Weather Bureau
United States
Velaska
Kansas
New York
San Antonio
Mwany
Sheridan
Wyol
Huron
Moorhead
Blinn
Helena
Mont
Charles _ lu
Cancer
Des Moines
Platte, Neb
Washington, D.C
West Gulf States
Plains States
Mississippi Valley
Weather forecast for Bath, Texas and nearby areas
The report notes a cool spell returning Tuesday and into Wednesday night with lower temperatures. Expected conditions favor clear to partly cloudy skies and light winds. No significant precipitation is anticipated.
Weather snapshot from multiple cities with varied conditions
scattered reports show Chicago clear 24 mph wind, Milwaukee 49 clear, Denver 40 with wind, New York 8 cloudy, Washington damp and warm, and Harlem area noting 66 high. overall suggests cool to mild trends with lake effect winds and mixed precipitation potential across regions.
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Chicago
Nore
York
Elainerts
Mweal
Wishrst
Carranza's Reply Brings Many Letters From Carranza Headquarte
Carranza's reply brings a flood of letters from constitutional headquarters as he states no change in Red Cross aid and vows prompt handling of requests. Messages arrive from Mexico and the United States amid reports of refugees streaming toward Juarez for safety and continued public order under Carranza.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Bert
Enpstlann Carranza
Revelv
Iettera
Constitutionalét
Mexica
United States
Bern
Alka
Hennior
Canmarn
Uconnor
Red Cross
Vena Cruz
Carranza
Efeil
Villa retreat and faction shifts reported on border
War Department dispatches indicate continued Villa forces retreat toward the American border with estimates of five to seven thousand troops in Juarez or en route. General Chag arrives with Kla fami as Carranza agents deny a new coalition while Villa's Diaz Lombardo agency rejects rumors of a new Huertaaligned group.
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T. C
Villa
War Department
Pershing
EF Basa
Juarez
Interior
Manuel Chag
Chimalus
Kla Fami
Carranza
Chao
Carranz
Enrique C. Liorente
Chan
M. Ding Lombardo
Chihuahua
Torreon
Liorenté
Diaz Lombardo
Convention
Huertiste
Convention Party
Ataneasy
Madero
Huerta
Thasinuel Ak Thet Ssn
Te Convention Party
Rodriguez Denies Charge In Texas Horse Theft Case
Rodrigues, brought here by Ranger Captain Sanders on horse theft charges, denies the accusations and claims he acted as a Huertista captain during the Vergara murder tied to Laredo Texas. The report notes he can prove a claim of involvement with Huertista forces and disputes the prosecution’s timeline.
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Rodrigues
Sanders
Fermente Vergara
Talay
Laredo
Tes
Huertista
Senora
Vergara
Unions Back Carranza Government in Mexico
The American Federation of Labor endorsed President Gamper’s statement praising Carranza as the legitimate expression of the Mexican people’s will for self government. The authorizing action signals solid support for Carranza from major U.S. labor groups.
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Washington
Ameri Ta Federation of Labor
Gampers
Carranza
Villa reiterates protection offer in troubled Mexico
News agency in Washington reports General Villa guarantees protection for foreign residents despite mounting tensions. The statement, issued with northern chief approval, hints at possible recognition of Carranza and potential shifts as Pan American talks unfold in New York. Villa would aid noncombatants remaining amid possible fighting.
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Washington
B.C
Mesleen
Villa
New York
Carranza
Mexico
Successor for Dumba to be sent soon from Vienna
Vienna dispatch reports Austria will appoint a new ambassador to the United States without waiting for Dr Constantin Dumba to arrive. Kaseran Morey von Kapasmere, former Austro Hungarian ambassador to France, is named as the likely successor. Washington has not been asked about his suitability, and no decision on recalling Dumba has been made. It may be possible Dumba leaves for Vienna on September 28 due to wireless communication issues.
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Hungary
Vis
London
Vienna
Constantin Dumba
United States
Ispzich
Kaseran Morey von Kapasmere
Foie
Washington
Washington, D.C
Foreign Office
Katejan Mercy von Raposmere
Duma
Penfield
Dr. Dumha
James F. J
Archibald
Coplee
British War Debt Figures From Budget Speech
London September 21 Reginald McKenna chancellor of the exchequer in his budget speech estimated that the revenue for the current year would be 1 560 000 7000 dollars, the expenditure would reach 7 956 090 000 and the dead weight of debt at the close of the fiscal year would be 14 000 000 000. Mr McKenna proposed a 40 percent addition to existing income tax for incomes over 130 pounds sterling. A heavy tax on profits of war suppliers and a 50 percent levy on war profits above the amount allowed for income tax laws were also proposed. McKenna estimated the revenue from this source at 130 000 000.
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Mokena
Border bandit attacks leave dozens dead in Brownsville area
Reports indicate a wave of Mexican casualties along the Texas border with several dozen killed and many arrests. Authorities in Brownsville and surrounding towns describe numerous armed incidents, with some prisoners shot or missing and hundreds affected by violence and fear. Officials say few arrests clarified, while specifics vary by city.
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Thovider
Jan Atrey
Mextenna
Che
Brownside
Staat
Browni
Talend
United States
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San Beniio
Brownsville
Harligen
Autekeening
Wsexpu
Bolne
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Nnit
Raymondville
Pit Ure Eity Maershal
Gill
Harlingen
Pharr
Phau
Etty tutharlLes
Edinburg
Mcxlian
Mércedes
Tio
Lyford
Arawnsville
Pheer
San Benito
United States Army
Los Indios
San Henrico
Sollen
Sieh
Court in Chicago Opens New Divorce Court Today
The Chicago court system opened a new divorce court today with the judge presiding from the Veterans of the Armistice court. Cases will be heard in a manner that eliminates delays by scheduling dates in advance and avoiding trial-by-date processes.
Zeppelin Airman Falls to Death in London Raid
A Zeppelin airman from Lonoss falls during a night raid over London. The body is badly mangled. observers report the incident near the center of the city with rescue and military authorities investigating the crash site for survivors and cause.
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Zeppelin
English miners escape from fire at Rahal colliery
Fire trapped English miners at Rahal colliery with several still underground. Crews evacuated many, while ten bodies were recovered and 206 workers later rescued by an emergency shaft.
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Kinglani
Rahal
Rockefeller to Inspect Mines in Mayoral Visit
Rockefeller visited the mines at Morodurivh and Regmund to inspect workings and examine the wall. The trip, funded by the Macketeller Foundation, aimed to study the mesh fund and potential improvements for the mining operations.
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Rockefellen Dry
Mrodurivh
Regmund
Tewise
Macketeller
Jiowar
Rnekorolfer
For Rent and Local Notices in Washington Area
A 19th century notice cites Willard Lryiin former secretary of state and references a furnished rental at a corner location near Thirteenth and Clifford streets. The ad notes property described as the old home of Mrs. John A. Logan and valued at about $4000 a year with terms tied to a shotgun incident described in the court context.
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Washington
Willard Lryiin
Talymel Place
Whirteenth
Cliftoy
Calumet Place
John A. Logan
Brean
Carriage Builders Convene Amid War Impact
In Cleveland a Carriage Builders National Association convention opens with 600 delegates from a 14 million horse industry view. Delegates call horses a powerful factor in industrial life as they note attendance drop from 1000 to 1200 members, reflecting trade conditions during wartime.
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Cleveland
Seal
United States
Carriage Builders’ National Association
Toda
Convict Two Spies Charged In London Hat Habeas Case
Reports state two suspects connected to a German spy ring are being tried in London with claims of involvement in a plot. The case centers on alleged recruitment of workers under German influence and possible appeals after ten-year sentences. Police report a surge in requests for clemency from the sheriff and inquiries about the hanging of a purported murderer.
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London
Cam Mitni- Baig
Phaimu
Phaimu Was Srubiheed Te He Saan |the Womgn, Who Is Said To Hire Peo
Ander
Teutons Launch Attack on Serbia Reported by AP
Berlin dispatch reports Serbian government declares the Serbo Bulgarian frontier district a war zone and Bulgarian troops mass near the Serbian frontier. German and Austro Hungarian forces are reported concentrated along the Serbia border as of September 21.
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Berlin
Balkans
Sergo-Bulgaria
Bulgaria mobilizes forces for armed neutrality
The Bulgarian government announces general mobilization of forces effective today to preserve armed neutrality. An official notice was calmly distributed to Mr Fonaretgif, the Bulgarian minister in Washington.
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Seyi
WM Vnilizacs
Bulgaria
Fonaretgif
Teltons Begin Attack Upon Serbia
Berlin reports that Metong led Pentarie forces have begun campaign against Serbia. Austrian and German artillery bombardment targets Serbian positions south of the Danube frontier along roughly one hundred miles from the Dyina to Morava rivers. Officials describe the move as a possible crossing attempt to establish a bridgehead and stall a larger advance. a quick Bulgarian route via the Morava valley may be favored, while Belgrade and Semendria rail links face bombardment.
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Londo
Serbia
Dyina
Moraya
Iver Ane
Bulgaria
Vurkey
Vie Ube
Belgrade
Semendria
Russians Press Forward Near Vilna as War News Shifts
Reports describe German forces tightening around Vilna while Russian columns strike from the southeast of Novgorod and east of Lida. Petrograd dispatches note variances in German activity, with cautious optimism about Vilna’s defenders and possible Russian advances, amid censorship and ongoing retreat maneuvers.
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Vilma
Pietd Alarshal van Kindenvirss
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Geran Vavatey
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