Altendorf Nears Return as Beltran Confirms Plans
Beltran announces Altendorf and two Mexican operatives will reach El Paso from the City of Mexico today or tomorrow. Altendorf left San Antonio on August 4 on a mission linked to a consular agreement. he seeks U.S. citizenship at Nogales, while his wife fears harm during the voyage.
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el Paso
City of Mexico
Terdula’ Beltron
Altentort
San Antonio
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Altendort
Mexico
Beltran
Iran
Mindap
Mexicas
United States
Corral
Altendorf
Mra
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Ign. Ingtanca
Nogales
Ariz
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Witsche
Espiotage
Wison
Fie
Fort Teaveuwarch
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Mexico Ready to Recognize De Facto Government
A Mexican official in Washington states Mexico stands ready to fulfill international obligations and seeks continued relations with the United States. He denies any telegram from Colby outlining recognition terms and says Mexico will proceed with its constitutional processes, including the September election and December oath of office for the new president Obregon.
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Mexico
United States
de la Huerta
City of
Wilson
Colby
Washington Authority
City of Mexico
Carranza
State Department
Washinton ‘Asa
Washington
I. CG
Senor Iglesias Calderon
Apx- Jisan
McKinley
Congress
Catrina
Colby Tn Tafil
Mixien
Colby Mare
de Fuerta
Pablo Gonzales
Obregon
Senor Rodriguez de Trea
Liberal Revolutionary Party
Senor
Dom. Snez
Republica Conservative
Mexican States
Beier
Dickman Given Command Of Eighth Corps In Army Reorganization
War Department announcements at Southern Department headquarters late yesterday assign Maj. Gen. Joseph Dickman to command the Eighth Corps area covering Texas Oklahoma Colorado New Mexico and Arizona. The new corps structure unites three divisions per area a regular army a National Guard and an enlisted reserve unit. Mobilization duties would fall to Gen. John J. Pershing if needed with officers like Gen. Charles G. Treut and Gen. Grote Lutcheson ordered to report for duty. Other corps commanders named include Stank Bullard Cronkheit Morrison Head Wood Bundy and Liggett with Hines and Muir assigned to divisions. New department heads listed include Treat Kuby Habbitt and Good. Continued on Page Two.
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Diebartment
Jogeon Pickidart
Sth Corp
Army
MID
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizoon
Sth
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Sar
Raglor Army
National Guard
Fort Sem’ Hotgton
John J. Pershing
Iig
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Fort Ham Houston
Grote Lutcheson
Stobert L. Howze
Matin Crale
Adelbert Cronkheit
Sourth
Jono F. Morrison
Gear FP. Head
Leonard Wood
Omar Bundy
Oseph Z. Dickman
Ninta
Hunter Liggett
Charley H. Muir
John L. Hines
Philippine Department
Charles G. Treat
Hawaiian Department
Yoseph E. Kuby
Panama Department
Edwin B. Habbitt
South Atlanta
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connesticut
Boston
Maas
New York
New Jersey
Governor’i Sland
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Fort McHenry
Alamo Post to Exhibit War Trophies Tonight
American Legion post number two announces tonight's grand opening at 218% Losaya Street at 8 o'clock featuring trophies captured in the late war. Jate Post No 2 and the 6th Battalion of the 2a Livision will display items with music from a local band and acts by blackface comedians. Public attendance urged, according to Maury Marotick, committee chairman.
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Russig Aml Pruner
American Legion
Losaya Street
Maury Marotick
Oramlites
Jate Post No. 2
Atteltte
2A Livision
Black Face
Break in Summer Weather Forecast Heads Southward
The meteorologist forecasts a cooler spell over the next three to eleven days for San Antonio and surrounding areas as an autumn change approaches tonight or tomorrow. Unsettled conditions with possible showers precede the shift, with only light rain reported in Texas yesterday as a storm system moves east across the Plains toward the Great Lakes.
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San Antonio
Allan Poell
Ama
Central States
Great Lakes Region
Maj
Buck
Lenine Sees Bolshevism Spread Across Asia
London April 21 The Bolshevik leader Olan Lenine, premier of Soviet Russia, identifies the spread of Sovietism in Asia as the main hope for Bolshevik power. A Petrograd dispatch quotes Lenine urging Bolshevik influence across the eastern regions.
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London
Olan Lenine
Soviet Russia
Asia
Petrograd
Bertin
Children Benefit Plays Grow Fund for Fortunate Children
Fortunate children continue benefit entertainments for the poor kiddies milk fund. Young performers from Laurel Heights Methodist Sunday school staged a weekly fairy play at home of teacher Mrs J G Baltiche. A recent show raised nine dollars fifty cents. Participants included Mary Frances Rush and others from the class and community.
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Ethel Reynolds
Carson Street
Sah McKenzie
Carson
Ittle Army Kiddie
Mary Frances Rush
Maj
Mr. Rosh
Bert Bdeur
Sykes Richardson
Kene ‘Wiscomns
Laurel Heights
Fred Hummert Dies After Long Career In Glass and Silver
Fred Hummert, longtime craftsman in paints glass and sterling silverware, renowned for his work with Sheffield Pigts and dies. His shop featured novelties, art metalware, and MecNeel Jewelry Co items.
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Fred Hummert
Sheffield
MecNeel Jewelry Co
Communist Revolt Report from Dusseldorf Area
London dispatches report a new violent communist outbreak in Dusseldorf region with a mob seizing Velbert town hall and proclaiming a soviet. The piece notes German communists’ hopes tied to Bolshevik alliance and mentions British occupation near Cologne. It also cites U.S. evidence of possible Russo German understanding and potential public disclosure akin to the Zimmerman note.
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Dusseldort
Rhine
Velbert
Dusseldorf
Ry A. L. Readford
United Press
Washington, D. C
Slee
United States
Germany
Soviet Russia
Washingon
S’&Reey
Toland
Denver Street Cars Carry Armed Troops in City
Denver reports show most street cars run today with two armed soldier guards after a mob attack last night. The clash left one injured as federal troops patrol the car routes under military control since August 6.
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Denver
Colo
Denver Ramway Company
Confusion in Tennessee Ratification Fight Stalls Vote
Tennessee news reports Chancellor James B. Newman issued a temporary injunction blocking Speaker Todd and Speaker Walker and Governor Roberts from signing and forwarding the suffrage ratification resolution. Amid debate the Lower House paused, anti suffrage members argued no quorum, then abstained as a vote was taken. Fifty members voted aye.
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Tennessee House
Nashville
Tenn
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Todd
Senate
Walker
House
Roberts
Istae Stephens
Bainbridge Colby
Tennessee
Wil
Fond Austrasists
Shipwreck Toll At Least Twenty-Nine Feared Lost
Twenty nine people including a woman are believed drowned when the steamship Superior City collided with the Willis L. King in Lake Superior near Ault Ste. Marie. The Superior City was carrying ore to Clover Moon. Three crew members were rescued. the missing wife of the second engineer is among the feared dead. Fog limited rescue operations as lifeboats failed to launch. The Willis King struck the ship midships on the port side, tearing away the stern.
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Mich
Superior City
Point
Lake Superior
Willis L. King
Waoman
Superior
Vesey
Edward Sawyere
Albion
Sawyers
Walter Tichter
Bentawain
Gal Lehto
Chicago
Peter Jackson
Cleveland
Clover Mod
Togtsenlp Riehter
I' Cangar
Weather forecast for West Gulf States and Missouri
From Washington D C. August 2 the forecast covers West Gulf States and Missouri. Normal temperatures expected with generally fair conditions and scattered local thunder storms or possible showers. Temperatures vary with cooler north portions and some unsettled weather in places.
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San Antonis
Vicinty
Texas
Porden
Sanday
Tighest
Washington, D. C
West Gull
Lower Missouri
Walter
Ady Classified Ad Mentions Local Vendors
An excerpt lists bargain prices and check writers with references to A. F. Beyer at 310 WB TW, Commerce St, Crockets 2141, indicating a promotional classified ad segment for local goods and services.
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Bargais
A. F. Beyer
Commerce St. Crockets
A Free List of 800 Useful Books
A Free List of 800 Useful Books offers a guide on what to read to advance in work and earnings. The Evening News presents this exhaustive booklet free, compiled by the American Library Association and distributed by the Washington Information Bureau. Resolve to improve yourself now, use the coupon.
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The
Evening News
American Library Association
Washington
Return postage requested for 800 Useful Books list
San Antonio Evening News Information Bureau director Frederick J. Haskin notes enclosing two gentlemen in stoops for return postage on a free list of 800 Useful Books, with Name.0-5 Street vevevernens City referenced.
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Frederick J. Haskin
San Antonio
Washington, D. C
Polish Peace Delegation Backs Truce Denounces Reds
Aug 21 London dispatch reports the Polish peace delegation at Minsk declaring Poland does not seek continued war with Russia and accuses the Bolsheviks of trying to instaurate a Soviet in Poland. Warsaw notes Bolsheviks retreating and Polish advances southeast of Warsaw. Reports from Washington and Paris recount Bolshevik forces suffering setbacks near Lemberg and Warsaw, with Polish prisoners taken and fronts stiffening along the Galicia, Brest-Litovsk, and Danzig corridors.
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French War Office
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Litovek
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Viensk
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Paris
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Bas Re
Legion seeks state office base in San Antonio
Delegates to the American Legion convention, set for Houston August 2 and 24, plan a fight for permanent state headquarters. Herbert Penin, Alamo Port No. 2 commander, says San Antonio hosts temporary HQ, with Dallas Fort Worth and Austin opposing. San Antonio may trade support with El Paso for next year’s meeting. a special train will depart late tonight to pick up delegates en route from Cuero Range and other towns.
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American Legion
Houston
Legion
Herbert Peniim
Alamo Port No
Ralph Durken
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Add
Losit Chamber
Commerce
Bhs Ugtead
Dallas
Fort Worth
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Dlep
Paso
Merting
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Brian
Delerates
Fina
Mive
Peake
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Cuero
Range
San Antosto
Howston
Packers Plan No Accident Week Beginning Monday
For one week starting August 25 Packers plans no accident week with 40000 workers scattered globally to focus on accident prevention while on duty. Each employee in this city will receive a tag titled attention to Accident Prevention Week. A year ago the company ran a similar campaign for nine work days with no accidents and no property losses in San Antonio. The letter from Mr. Wilson urges care to avoid any accident or fire that could halt plant operations and cause large wage losses.
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Wilton
Sin -Antonio
Wilson
Planta
Engineer Fireman and Brakeman Die in Derailment
At Schoolcraft Michigan a Lake Shore freight crashed after a derailment. Engineer C. P. Masset brakeman Drodes Hoek and fireman P. J. Grobe were killed as the locomotive overturned and four freight cars derailed. Local reports from Elbharg Indiana and Coyle Oklahoma note further fatalities and weathered tributes.
Death Pact Trial in Brooklyn Hotel Tragedy
In a Brooklyn hotel a man Harold Ferry and a woman Alice Devern died by apparent self-inflicted pact. Their bodies were found in a sealed room after a last supper style scene with wine and candles. Ferry, 42, a former WWI aviation lieutenant, was identified by card and Devern by boarding ticket, with both supposedly married to others. Authorities say the couple came to the hotel on August 7 and registered as Mr. and Mrs Harold Beerg Mer Tin Germany.
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Jain
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Ferry
Alice Devern
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Dado
Harold Beerg
Mer- Tin
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