Celebration of Communion at Christ Church in San Antonio
A community notice describes a Communion celebration at Christ Church on St Barnabas Way at 7 30 am with special intercession for the nursing fraternity. It mentions local businesses and notices on hobbies, sales, and social events, including Red Cross activities and a Hobby Club rally in Webb County.
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St. Barnabas Way
Christ Church
Kidward Green
Florist
Crockett 407 Ave. C
4Th St
San Antonio
Texas
Woman's Hobby Club
Webb County
Hobby Club
Hidago St
Kress
Gregg
Will W. Gregg
Times Office
Matamoros Street
Crescent Garage
Social Calendar Highlights Red Cross and Church Activities
Monday features Red Cross Surgical Room hours in fore and afternoon with Mrs. Pennell and Mrs. Witting plus Hospital Supply Room duties by Mrs. Cogley and Mrs. Buenz. Junior Red Cross opens at 9 with Mrs. Weber. Sunbeam Band meets at 6 at Baptist Church. Tuesday lists multiple Red Cross led activities, church ladies meetings, Alpha Club at Red Cross facility, and knitting at Mrs. Sanchez home plus Womans Missionary Society business at 4.
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Red Cross
Mesdames R. McComb
A. E. MacCulloch
W. T. May
T. A. Austin
R. B. Lee
R. EB. Effing
T. Biskamp
C. M. Fish
Goodman
W. &. Alberthal
Moss
R. ©. MacDonald
J. Vidales
F. Matthes
F. Matthes, ©. L. Matthes
L. J. Christen
Hugh Cluck
J. J. Jurgens
F. M. Ramsay
Tom Sweetmar
Goodwin
C. Biggio
Asher Smith
Penney
Purwin
W. Threadgill
Maria
Zara Mowry
Farias
Rodriguez
Guajardo
Frances Alexander
Pennell
Norwood Witting
Thekla Biskamp
L Gill
M. Pennell
Hospital
Woodman
Young
Nelson
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Red Cross Hospital
Alpha Club
Dario Sanchez
William Simpson
Womans’ Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Private Hal Brennan Visits Family Before Returning
Private Hal Brennan returned from Camp Travis to spend Sunday with his family, departing on the last night train.
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Hal Brennan
San Antonio
Camp Travis
Labor Federation Opens Thirty-Eighth Convention in St Paul
The American Federation of Labor began its thirty eighth annual convention in St Paul Minnesota with major topics including labor's role in establishing permanent peace after the war and its participation in war production. Delegates are expected to pledge loyalty to the nation and full cooperation with the government.
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St. Paul
Minn
American Federation of Labor
America
Baseball Gossip Highlights Early Season in the Majors
The column surveys star players across leagues noting George Sisler’s rise with the St. Louis Browns and Miller’s fielding with Cleveland. It mentions Ty Cobb’s absence among leaders, Frank Shellerbach’s White Sox debut, Joe Wood’s clutch hitting for Cleveland, Daubert’s revival, Dodgers’ first-sacker flush with power, and Mobile led by Pat Flaherty. It contrasts ten active minor leagues with prior seasons and notes the Cubs’ unexpected strength and Joe Bush’s victories for the Red Sox-White Sox series. The piece hints at White Sox infield gaps under Rowland and the broader fatigue of the current minor-league slate.
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Denver
Lincoln
George Sisler
St. Louis Browns
Miller
Cleveland
Ty Cobb
Detroit Wonder
Frank Shellerbach
Spit-Baer
White Sox
Milwaukee
Providence
Joe Wood
Cleveland Indians
Jake Daubert
Dodgers
Boston Braves
Johnny Bates
Tommy McMillan
Mobile
Pat Flaherty
Rowland
Cubs
Mitchell Crew
Alexander
Joe Bush
Barrow Outfit
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Force of a Habit Dentist Gaffe Turns to Hair in Harpers
A dentist fills a young woman's teeth and passes her a mirror after each tooth. She never looks at the teeth claiming she checks her hair each time. The humor lands when she realizes she had been watching her hair, not the dental work.
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Danforth
Harper's
Weather forecast and Fort McIntosh observations
The United States Weather Bureau forecast from New Orleans notes tonight and Tuesday as fair. Fort McIntosh observations for the 24 hours ending 7 a.m. report a maximum temperature of 99 degrees, a minimum of 77 degrees, with wind from the south and clear skies.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
The
Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh
Watch THE TIMES everyday for appertunition six per month
A brief notice offering access to THE TIMES with a stated subscription rate of six per month. The wording suggests a recurring daily or routine readership option. No further details on terms or delivery provided in the fragment.
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the Times
Plan to pool resources of America and allies in one war machine
A plan to pool American and allied resources into a single vast economic and military effort will be submitted. Reports from Paris note heavy German attacks between Montdidier and Noyon, with gains in Covilly wood and Ressons-sur-Metz while French and American forces press in Brussares on the Marne. The Times in London reports three Americans captured by Germans who then returned to allied lines, while Pershing's communique says US forces repulsed a German assault near Bouresches with heavy losses.
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America
Krupp
Associated Press
Washington
Paris
Montdidier
Noyon
War Office
Covilly Wood
Ressons-sur- Metz
Brussares
Marne
London
The
Times
Pershing
Bouresches
No Submarine Base Found By Surveys
A survey of the Atlantic coast from the Mexican line to Halifax found no German submarine base on these shores. The report notes no secrets or bases discovered. Also, Secretary Lansing spoke at Union College condemning Prussianism and endorsing enduring peace. The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered railroads in Texas and Arkansas to adjust grain weight rules away from the 30,000 pound minimum to a more even standard.
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US Associated Press
Washington
Atlantic
Halifax
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas
Arkansas
Need 5,000 Young Doctors for Army Medical Staff
Chicago June 10 Surgical General Gorgas told the medical board of the National Council of Defense that the army will require 6,000 young physicians by July 1 with a steady rise in numbers afterward.
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Chicago
Gorgas
Medical Board
The
National Council of Defense
Army
Marine Casualty List in France Deaths Rise
Washington June 10 reports seventy eight Marines killed and 296 wounded since the corps landed in France, according to headquarters.
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Washington
France
May Enlist in Navy
Washington reports that men who registered the past week may enlist in the navy or Marine Corps, as ruled today by General Crowder.
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Navy
Washington
Marine Corps
General Crowder
Shortage of teachers sparks regional Texas meeting
A conference in Dallas gathered state school superintendents from Texas Arkansas Oklahoma Louisiana and New Mexico to seek plans addressing the ongoing teacher shortage. The June 10 gathering aimed to coordinate strategies across five states.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
New Mexico
Full Republican ticket chosen for Texas convention
The Republican state executive committee decided today to field a full state ticket. Houston was chosen as the site for the state convention in August.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Republican State Executive Committee
Stouston
Iowa Grand Army Veterans Encampment Opens in Des Moines
Feeble with the weight of years yet full of old war spirit the Iowa Department Grand Army of the Republic gathers in Des Moines for its forty fourth annual encampment. Sons of Veterans Women's Relief Corps and Ladies of the G A R join sessions as veterans of two wars and trainees for service in the present world conflict participate in a big parade opening the encampment tomorrow. Business is to be transacted Wednesday with officers elected and next year's encampment city chosen. On Thursday old soldiers are entertained at Camp Dodge near the city.
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Des Moines
Iowa Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Sons of Veterans
Women's Relief Corps
Ladies of the
Missionary Support Step Taken by Christian Church
Last night at the young people's service a final session decided to support a missionary in the foreign field. Miss Ruth French was appointed to take special charge of this society’s work, a commendable action for the group.
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Marguerite Nelson
Cook
The
Christian Church
Ruth French
British Army Advances South of Somme Near Louzencourt
British forces in France reported an improvement in the line south of the Somme with an advance near Louzencourt last night. The movement suggests a tightening of positions along the front as artillery and infantry engagements continue in the region.
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France
Somme
Louzencourt
American Casualty List Washington June 10
The army casualty list shows 74 names with 13 killed in action 5 died of wounds 1 died in an aircraft accident 1 died of disease 1 died of other causes 46 wounded severely and one wounded degree undetermined. Privates Clyde McKinney of Morgan and Crafford Cagle of Lorton Texas were wounded severely, the only Texans listed.
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Washington
Army
Clyde McKinney
Morgan
Crafford Cagle
Lorton
Texas
British and German delegates at The Hague meet
Reuters reports the British and German delegates at The Hague conference on prisoner exchange bowed but did not shake hands, outlining a formal opening to talks without signs of cordiality.
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London
Hague
Reuters
Smallpox At Krupp Factory In London June Despatch
A Hague despatch cites a neutral report that black smallpox is raging among Krupp workers at Essen. The outbreak is blamed on under feeding and insanitary conditions.
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Krupp
London
Hague
Stefansson Recovers From Typhoid Fever
Dawson June 10 Arctic explorer Wilhjalmur Stefansson has fully recovered from typhoid fever contracted on Her Schel Island in April.
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Associated Press
Dawson
A. T
Wilhjalmur Stefansson
Herschel Island
Conscientious Objectors Sentenced at Leavenworth Case
Forty five conscientious objectors faced life imprisonment or refusal to wear uniforms in a historic army court martial. General McNeil later reduced sentences to 25 years each upon review. Most defendants hail from Oklahoma and are Mennonites.
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San Antonio
Texas
Leavenworth
United States Army
Eric Gen
J. P. McNeil
Oklahoma
Pastor Receives Six Months Leave for Army Y.M.C.A. Work
The Christian Church of Laredo grants Pastor Rev. Owen Hornburg six months’ leave starting July 1 to engage in Army Y.M.C.A. overseas relief work. He awaits official orders but expects to be sent to a location overseas soon.
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Army Y. M. C. A
The
Christian Church of
Court upholds censorship ruling on embarassing newspaper articles
Washington June 10 federal court decrees prohibiting papers from publishing material embarrassing the administration of justice were sustained. The Supreme Court upheld a judgment against the Toledo News-Bee for contempt, enforcing obedience to court decrees.
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Associated Press
Washington
Administration of Justice
Supreme Court
Toledo
Ohio
News-Bee
Democrats Meet at Waco to Choose State Convention
Waco Texas June 10 the state executive committee selected Waco for the Democratic state convention to be held September 4 Secretary Kirk of Houston resigned and Bob Barker of Fort Worth was named his successor James Ferguson was present at the meeting.
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US Associated Press
Waco
Texas
Kirk
Houston
Bob Barker
Fort Worth
James
Ferguson
Rain damaged crops across Dallas region after storms
Three days of rain ending last night caused heavy damage to standing crops in the Dallas area, with wheat and oats hardest hit. Strong winds accompanied the rain and farmers fear they cannot save the entire crop.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Secretary Lansing Delivers Address at Union College Commencement
Secretary of State Lansing spoke as honorary chancellor at Union College in Schenectady on June 10, delivering the commencement address. Degrees were conferred afterward by President Richmond to the graduates.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Jne
Lansing
Chhancellor
Union College
Richmond
Medics Throng Chicago For AMA War Conclave
About 26 000 physicians surgeons and families descend on Chicago for the 69th annual American Medical Association convention and allied medical educator gatherings. Topics include army medical department work disease control trenches and field hospitals with Surgeon General Gorgas and allied army surgeons as speakers. A British medical mission led by Sir Arbuthnot Lane Sir James Mackenzie and Col Herbert A Bruce attends.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Army
Gorgas
United States Army
British Medical Society
Arbuthnot Lane
James Mackenzie
Herbert A. Bruce
France
Weinsberg to be tried on disloyalty charge in Missouri
St Louis June 10 Dr Charles Weinsberg former president of the Missouri German American Alliance faces trial this week in U S district court on a disloyalty indictment rooted in a published interview. The alliance recently disbanded.
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St. Louis
Charles Weinsberg
Missouri
The
German- American Alliance
United States District Court
Weinsberg
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