Evening Current Wm. HB Mullane Entry at Post Office
Partial text indicates a notice related to an entry by Mullane in an evening current. References appear to a standard post office matter dated April 16 with a $17 amount and a 1879 act. Published Sundays by the Associated Press with exclusive republication rights.
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Mexico
Carlaba
The Liberty Loan and the Farmer
Dr. F Houston argues citizens must buy Liberty bonds to support the war effort urging farmers to contribute labor and financial aid. He says victory requires national unity, sacrifice, and preparation for postwar changes to resist Prussian autocracy and militarism, echoing patriotic duty and shared burden.
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F. Houston
Agriculture
Germany
Fragmented World War II Strategy Discussion Surfaces
The fragment cites a journal noting Russia’s strategy to vanquish foes while Western powers are to be contained. It mentions Europe, England, Belgium, France, Alsace Lorraine and possible territorial redress involving Italy and Serbia in a broader settlement.
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Russia
Europe
al Jne
England
Belgium
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Italy
Thousands Learn The Flying Game At Kelly Field
Thousands of trainees converge at Kelly Field near San Antonio Texas to learn aerial combat and aircraft assembly. The United States government expands the world’s largest flying ground with accommodations for over 40 000 flyers including 12 airplanes per squadron and a full support staff. A machine shop and rigorous examination of applicants accompany the rapid training program as universities and ground schools join the effort.
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Kelly Field
San Antonio
Tex
Kelly Pield
United States
Austin
Aldais
Kelly
Mera
German aims and Russia in World War I era vision
The piece argues that Germany seeks to exploit Russia to dominate the Baltic and undermine Russia’s contact with Western civilization. It warns that a German victory in the Baltic and access to Petrograd would cement German power, threaten democracy, and render peace with Russia dangerous for the world.
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Ceremany
Russia
Bismarck
West
Germany
Riga
Petrogra
Austria
Turkey
Bulgaria
England
France
Italy
America
Henric
Europe
Freight Yard Laborers Amid Dixie Rail Scene
Fragmentary description portrays Black workers, referred to as amnies, loading freight at the yards near levies in the South. The piece mentions attire like red head coverings and white aprons, with a brief, unclear quote about pay.
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Dixie
Family weighs over ton as mother sends last child to school
Mrs C T Lowe of Swanton Ohio kisses her youngest Richard and sends him to school after twenty one years since her first child started. The Lowe family, with both parents over 210 pounds, has seen four or five children reach schooling as they moved here years ago.
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C. T. Lowe
Swanton
Richard
Abe
Tepsting School
Foertwes Childres
Pantech Wo
Mra Lows
Adi Rae
Natit
Jean Peurecht
Foray of Zeppelins Over London and Allied War News
The article weighs the Oct 19 Zeppelin raid on London, Germanys manpower for airships, and the Allied response. It notes sinking of nine merchant vessels and two British destroyers, the sea control by Britain and the US, and urges recognition of German power while reporting Miss Alice Blocker leaving for the Thomas ranch.
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Albuquerque Journal
London
Germany
Zoppeling
England
America
Engl
Kitchener
Russia
North Sea
Atlantic
Washington
United States
Hunt Begins as Local Men Aim for Early Seasons
Will Matheson, Arthur Crozier, Monn Thater, and Owen set out on a hunting trip described as a foray into unknown parts. The group plans to reach the hunting ground as the season opens with hopes of deer or bear in reach.
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Will Matheson
Arthur Crozier
Thater
Owen
Bear
Wanted boy to sell the Riven img Current
Miss Gerlach recently put to Carlsbad seeks a boy to sell the Riven img Current papers. A note mentions Mr Flowers and a wife and a llama, with Gerlach having years of experience at J. T. Wiemer’s store. the ad seeks a helper for a local business move.
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Call At & P. m
Misa Gerlach
Carlsbad
Mr. Flowers
Deantte Ta
Miss Gerlach
J. T. Wie Llama
Current Office Swear Admission Sparks Netary Debate
A terse note from the Current Office denounces ongoing netary practices, asserting continual pressure on staff and prompting a debate over official conduct and policy integrity. The message signals discontent within the office and suggests calls for reform.
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