Anti-Ring Call Drives San Antonio Election Fight
The Evening News and The San Antonio Express urge independent voters to vote out the political ring in next Tuesday’s elections. They frame the ring as a threat to liberty, credit fair taxation, and city progress, urging citizens to smash the ring and revive San Antonio and Bexar County.
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Independent
Army rapid muster out states march vast totals
General March announced May 10 that by August only 225,924 American soldiers, marines, and gunners would be in the American Expeditionary Force in France and Germany. April arrivals show 303,178 embarked for the United States with 275,297 landing at U.S. ports. He said the army would exceed the 310,000 monthly return target, with divisions and transports described, noting shifts in embarkation and homeward ships.
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US Will Not Let Up Fight on Diseases in San Antonio
Major Gardner of the United States Public Health Service asserts there will be no peace with disease and pledges continued federal action. He cites prewar strides and calls for broader support including doctors, nurses, and officials as Congress approves further funds and education initiatives in San Antonio.
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United States Public Health Service
Victory Loan passes quota by over twenty four thousand
The Victory Loan drive in San Antonio reaches and surpasses its target with over 24 000 excess. Anticipated by officials, subscriptions total around 61 209 dollars by noon yesterday. Chairman Napier lauds public support and the campaign’s strong home front response in the face of continued war effort. The drive continues to meet the remaining oversubscription as the community shows resolve.
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Allies Expect German Pact as Travis Lyster Hodel Aids NZ Army
Allied leaders anticipate Germany will sign following troop plans discussed at Camp Braris and San Antonio. Officers and aides from the U S Army and British staff conferred with Gen Cabell and Col Coughlin on demobilization, employment aid, and return of soldiers as they monitor transport and discharge timelines. The George Washington sails from Brest with President Wilson aboard, likely returning to New York after the trip.
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May Head Austrian Peace Delegation
The Austrian foreign minister Dr Diver in Avetrng leads a possible peace delegation to the peace conference pending Allied policy terms. Speculation exists on who Austria and Hungary will name as representatives after the council of three asked the nations to send envoys.
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Baseball scores and delays from major leagues and cities
National League games in Brooklyn Pittsburgh and Philadelphia were postponed due to rain. American League tied to Cleveland Boston New York Washington faced rain delays. An Evening Mail marathon in New York was won by Max Bohland in 55 minutes 56 seconds over ten miles. Batterymates and umpires listed for several matchups with Cincinnati Chicago and Pittsburgh entries noted.
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Decision in Fiume affair may be modified in Paris
United Press dispatch from Paris reports that as Austrian peace talks progress Italy's territorial claims may be reconsidered. Ambassador Thomas Nelson Page is expected to inform President Wilson that a final rejection could spark a revolution in Italy. The Big Four have handed the Austro-Hungarian terms to the Council of Foreign Ministers for review amid uncertain announcements. Premier Orlando has faced confidence votes. China and Japan are noted in allied concessions discussions, while U.S. policy on Finme remains unchanged per White House advices.
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Refusal Seen as Threat to Weaken German Government
Paris reports May 10 that allied delegates expect Germany to sign the treaty with limited opposition. Berlin proclamations warning against acceptance are viewed as home propaganda. If German leaders refuse, allies would enforce an economic blockade and hope radicals overthrow Berlin’s government.
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Terms unbearable Germany opposes peace terms
Berlin reports the National Assembly will meet to discuss the treaty terms with officials declaring the current peace terms unbearable and cannot be put into practice. A week of mourning is ordered as radicals demand peace now while the German delegation continues translation work in Versailles.
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National Assembly
Ver~Sailles
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Germany
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Injunction Aims to Block City Election Fraud
A court hearing sought a mandatory injunction to halt alleged election fraud in the coming city election. The filing targets Mayor Bell and the City Commission, with requests to remove a precinct judge and bar a candidate from within a hundred feet of polling venues.
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San Antonio Aims to Lead Victory Loan Over Subscription
In the Federal Reserve District, San Antonio views its overage in the Victory Loan Campaign as a goal to maximize. City leaders urge residents to push the percentage of subscriptions above goal, highlighting regional leadership and collective effort.
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