Miller Chosen President of Travelers' Protective Assoc Post D
At the annual officers election Sunday morning at the Gunter hotel iH Miller was named president of Post D Travelers' Protective Association. Newly elected directors include R L Bur ett bey final vice president D1 Bearland SS Longford and A Bache secretary-treasurer. George Lorwein recommended as state director and Sherman delegation urged to state convention. Committee chairmen were named for rail roads legislative amusement hotels relief employment and other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers’ Protective Associathin
Gunter Hotel
Rere ‘M. Miller
R. L. Burett Bey
Bearland
SS. Longford
A Bache
mLurnet, Sr
J. T. McDonald
George Tenner
Henry Hole
Rudolph
Count Zeppelin Criticises Airmen in Dire Straits Report
Swiss dated dispatch notes Count Zeppelin angrily rebuking engineers and captains at Friegrigh shafen for underutilizing Zeppelin power. He urges longer raids and immediate action regardless of weather, cites delays to London and Lower Thames operations, and faults captains for hesitation.
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Romansbory
Switzerland
Fel
Paris
Zeppelin
Friegrighshafen
Cretatore
London
Thames
Trealhig
Tram
Aiinese Sree
Paris Papers Regain Prewar Look Amid War Editions
Paris readers abandon single sheets for larger issues now printing in Paris. War reshapes papers with stronger front pages and faster news while titles shift, some returning from obscurity. Circulations rise for La Liberté and Le Petit Parisien due to timely reporting and vivid battlefield sketches, while others fall or disappear. The censor system, led by ex-finance minister Klotz, still curbs sensational tales despite wartime demand for clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
iParis
Jvet
Camelots
Napers
Frost
la Taborte
Troter Rox
Lintermignant
Atternoon
Ald Avery
Pew
Jelle Mantly
Fernand Divolte
Custon
Gil Blas
le Jourpal
Jones
Abel Hermant
Frenett
le Tauragh
Matin
Andrew Tudesque
Grant
Roy Bleholinu
Jacques Dussart
Ernest
Jeunesse
le Petit Parisien
le Patt Journal
Iihiy Hag Pone
Luehe de Paris
Paul Bourget
Maurice Barres
From
Albert de Mun
Fran
le Elgxra
le Garlois
Ihs Mayer
Copenhages
France
Eurlusit
Munda
Witile
Gustave Herv
Herve
Waa
Une
Varistan
Frank
Argonne
M. Klotz
Hotel Des Invaliden
Unc
Harmout
Post Road Picnic to Promote Shade Tree Plan
Residents from San Antonio to New Braunfels prepare for a post road picnic at Tanda Park New Grauitels on Wednesday April to spark public support for highway shade tree planting. Leaders include University of Texas President W J Rattle and A and M College President T W S Bignell. George D Armistead will attend as the Postmaster General's representative with local postmasters and mayors from Austin Kyle San Marcos and New Braunfels. County judges from Comal Hays and Travis will attend, with various highway and civic groups sending delegations. The program starts at 10 oclock with autos meeting at the Chamber of Commerce at 9 oclock.
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San Antonio
Anstih
Alendle
Tanda Park
New Grauitels
W. J. Rattle
University of Texas
TW. 3. Bignell
Rotary Club
Automobile Club
Notary
Automobile Clubs
Igave
Au Automobiles
Chamber of Cammittee
Pari
Burleson Honored Veteran Camp Activities Noted
Letter to Postmaster General Burleson thanks for honoring Albert Sidney Johnston Camp 134 of United Confederate Veterans by Godfrey Peterson appointment. Fort Sam Houston hosts camp session at Woman's Club. committee handles teller duties. Memorials and condolence notices discussed for Judge Moustra. Decoration Day service planned with special ceremonies and processional events.
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Albert S. Burleson
Albert Sidney Johnston
United Confederate Veterans
Godfrey Peterson
Fort
Sam Louston
Woman's Club
Dudge Janes W. Brown
VV. Collins
W. W. Sloan
A.W. Houston
Moustra
Cieeu
Unt
Y M C A Helps Soldiers With Entertainment During War
The YMCA under Lord Kitchener raises millions for soldier welfare across fronts and the UK. Volunteers provide clothes, medical aid, Bible gifts, and Amateur shows, with huts and free language lessons aiding morale. The program aims to keep Tommy from mischief and support Paris, France, Egypt, and northern fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonion Unis Sublimer
Lord Kitchener
Bodot
Londun
Garrish
Ofelork
Tommy Allins
M. A
Lord Kinard
YM. Cya
Y. MC. A. Tits
Aliere
Manders
France
Queen Alexandra
Aldershot
Alexandra
Mary
Tommy
Germany
Freie
Joffre
Y. M. CA
White
M. G
Tommy Atkins
Agsain
The Albanian People and a Fears of Being Gobbled Up
A National Geographic Society analysis by Damon outlines Albanian history and temperament. It notes four centuries of oppression under Ottomans, the vendetta culture, uneven education, and a wary future amid Italian, Austrian, Serbian, or Greek influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serbia
Ceptain
Albania
Albena
Italy
Austria
Theram Dq. Damon
National Geographic Society
Eri- Tug
Svoria
Adriatic
Valy
Amieica
Republic
Venice
Bitter native reaction to German submarine sinkings in Canary Islands
Las Palmas dispatch reports native anger in the Canaries over the sinking of steamers Falaha and Aguila by German submarines. The ships carried 2809 sacks of Aur and 800 tons of provisions for famine-stricken island residents. Spain sends cruiser Cataluna and gundnot Laya to Las Palmas to deter further incidents like the Hamburg America steamer Macrdiania internment escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Cansvy Islands
Las Palmas
Falaha
Aguila
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Supreme
Morris & Company
Supreme Dealer
Post D, T. P. A
Miller
Fen Day Light
Count Zeppelin
Wien
Prin
Father Caine
Paris Paper
Vaudet
Gmong
Mmtueton Franennge
Post Road
Burleson
THEY
The
People’s Municipal League
Drive
Ety
Philip H. Shook
C. Villemain
OR. G. W. Sims
Fingravgnignts
G. Trueheart
Robert F. Uhr
Lite Advertigmenta
Hudson Engineering Board
Hudson
Hudson Motor Car Company
Balzer Vire Car Company
Bedell
Avenue C
Balkan
Daman
Tatention
Burnet
Tao
Damon
Damen
Montenegro
Greece
Cquery Island
Pend
Duflente
Wil
Gratin
London Pinion
Alamo Trust Company Guaranty Bond Bank
Alamo Plaza
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