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San Antonio Light in San Antonio, Texas

01 Dec 1921

Page 5

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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1921

Page

5

Garrett of Tennessee Calls Republican Extra Session a Disgraceful Failure

Washington reports Representative Garrett of Tennessee denounces the extra session record as a disgraceful failure. He attacks the 1919 extra session tax revision and accuses Republicans of bungling and ethical violations while contrasting nonpartisan good legislation with partisan blame.

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Tennessee Washington Congress Garrett House Congressional Record Coness Representative Mondell Wyoming Penrose Pennsylvania Senate Republican Party
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Colonel Buck urges Canopus Club to join Organized Reserves

Col Buck spoke at the Menger on Thursday urging ex officers who served in the Ninetieth Division to seek commissions in the Officers Reserve Corps. He noted commissions would reflect the highest wartime rank, but would later become second lieutenant after five years post armistice. Major Thomas Duntar accompanied him as they stressed preserving wartime lessons and trained personnel through the Organized Reserves.

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B. B Buck Canopus Club Menger Ninetieth Texas Pa Ta Leutenant Ruck Thomas Duntar
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Funeral services for Capt George Wilson Confederate naval officer

Funeral services for Capt George Wilson, a Confederate naval officer and retired pilot, were held Thursday afternoon at 8:00 from his residence at 124 Glenwood Court. Rev Phillip Kemp of St Mark's Church officiated. The Perfect Union of the A F and A M led the services and interment was in Mission Burial Park under Porter Loring.

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George Wilson Glenwood Court Phillip Kemp St. Mark’s Mission Burial Park Porter Loring
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