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Newspaper
San Antonio Evening News
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1919
Page
1
Paris reports the treaty would keep Germany to seven divisions of infantry, three cavalry divisions, and a total military manpower near 190,000 including officers. Naval and aerial terms cap ships, bases, and production as part of a stringent disarmament regime.
British sailors claim Kiel revolt movements shaped the German upheaval as factions within German leadership faced pressure. The interview highlights U boat actions and the fragile German defense as divisions endured shortages and retreat, while other sailors supported rebellion amid a broader anti war sentiment.
Radical sailors in Germany threaten to attack allied food ships unless allowed to man them. Dispatches from Hamburg say they plan to bombard ships from their fortifications and attack Bremen and Hamburg if demands are not met. They seek assurance the ships will be returned to Germany after peace.
A compact schedule for Secretary Baker and General March outlines a twenty four hour visit in San Antonio. Events include a banquet arrival, breakfast in General Cabell’s quarters, calls at Southern Department, tours of Kelly Field Camp NorMoyle Brooks Field Camp John Wise Fort Sam Houston Camp Travis, lunch at Camp Travis with General Hodges, a ride to Camp Stanley, a reception at Fort Sam Houston, and departure to the East.
United Press dispatch reports President Wilson may call an extra session of Congress for May 12 to push the peace treaty through the Senate. The plan includes submitting the treaty, securing appropriations, and urging ratification if changes satisfy opposing senators. Italian delegation actions and U S support in Rome influence allied negotiations.
Secretary of War Baker travels from El Paso to San Antonio for ceremonies and to hear business leaders advocate an army storage system. Officials will highlight San Antonio as a key supply base for troops near the Mexican border and urge rapid construction of warehouses to protect and store army property valued in the tens of millions.
A Texas attorney general opinion holds county treasurers receive commissions only on the gross chauffeur registration fees deposited by the Tax Collector to the county for highway funds, not on the state share. Total commissions for the county treasurer should not exceed 2000 annually. Nash South Texas Motor Company chartered with capital stock of 60000.
The City Commission faces a decisive vote after delays on C E Barrett plans for a 52100400 garage repair station and Goodyear Tire sales branch at Pecan and St Marys, a project seen as the finest garage in the country and a major upbuilding effort by Barrett. With a sprawling headquarters proposal for the tire firm, the uptown entrances and sidewalk access become the clash point, as officials and citizens debate permit terms and site access ahead of Monday action.
Washington dispatch reports firm belief that U S actions in Asia provoke anti American sentiment in the Far East. Japan’s diplomats acknowledge Siberian tensions stem from Dolashevich intrigue and seek stronger influence in Asia, including Monro Doctrine style reach.
Fred Hummer shows a splendid selection of artistty items including frames and wall hangings. The listing notes T4-309 Wo! Commertn-ad ty.
Army officials held a Baker welcome at the Northern Department headquarters today amid delays to a war camp party. Maj. Gen. Detreey G Cabell led the inspection as officers prepared to depart. Continued on page three.
Mt Bell and Major Gard, health experts, announce plans to found a nursing school in San Antonio as the national headquarters of a health organization. Mayor Bell endorses the proposal, citing wartime health gains and sanitation progress, and promises support to establish a public health training center here. Major Gard urges local backing and cooperation.
Fragmentary ad for McNee Jewelry Co at 11 Armory Avenue promises diamonds and watches including silverware. Text hints at full service jewelry shop with emphasis on diamonds and watches.
The School for Cavalry Officers at Fort Nom Lousten Bay halted all masses and closed classes as an examining board decides if the program will resume. Officers are to appear for reclassification, with about thirty discharged after appeals. Officials indicate classes may restart once Washington and the board finalize arrangements, though initial plans had 8 to 9 months of continuation.
San Antonio soldiers returning from France march through towns with Red Cross support and cheers. The unit, praised for health and service, includes Batteries A and B of San Antonio and Supply Company from Waco, led by Col. Claud Birkhead. A locally edited paper, The Trust Leg, captures their Brest and embarkation memories.
Three occupants of a truck were killed or injured when their vehicle collided with a freight train near Lees Summit Missouri. The crash caused the gasoline tank to ignite, trapping and burning the men beneath the wreckage. Names and precise details are garbled in the report but indicate a fatal train collision with a truck and subsequent fire.
Telegraphic reports from Keanmont say Frext division trains from vaul Weinging Weld were delayed. Troops from Camp Travis expected to land tonight amid a welcome at the McKennie Construction Company area. Commanders and officers to lead a formal reception with women volunteers and local clergymen assisting as trains bring troops to San Antonio.
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