Labor Not 10 Lose Victory Through Peace
Samuel Gompers warns at a New York jubilee that peace conferences risk undermining democracy unless labor rights gained during the war are protected. He says the Senate treaty must enshrine fundamental freedoms and vows workers will oppose industrial oppression at the peace table. He also cautions Wilson may waver as delegates seek terms, urging inclusion of labor demands in the peace treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
American Alliance For Labor and Democracy
Senate
America
Gompers
United States
Labor
Dresdent Wilson
Germany
Sr. Gompers
Wilson
Laredo
Texas
Tortured Texas Woman Credits Cardui Cure
McKinney resident Mrs. A B Stovall describes severe pain and inability to walk, living two blocks from town. She reports relief after using Cardui, noting pain decreased after the first dose and full recovery after the third bottle, urging others to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney
Texas
A. B. Stovall
Cardus
Gompers Urges Labor Unity Against Wage Cuts
The speech denounces Bolshevik labels and attacks by employers who seek to cut wages or lengthen hours. The audience passes resolutions praising labor’s war record and backing demands for no wage cuts, no hour increases, curbing profiteering, adjusting living costs to incomes, and full labor representation on government boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gompers
Joint effort planned to find employment for demobilized soldiers
Washington dispatch reports a nationwide campaign uniting government and private groups to place returning soldiers in civilian jobs. The Federal Employment Service will run community bureaus coordinating records and opportunities with Red Cross YMC A Knights of Columbus and other organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Federal Employment Service
War Department
Red Cross Y. MC. A
Knights of Columbus
Jewish Welfare Board
National Church Organizations
Associations of
Draft Board
Commu
Nso
Wang
Jitney Owner Sues City Inspector Over Stop of Cars
A jitney owner sues J. J. McGinnis and bondsmen in the 17th District Court seeking 810,300 damages for alleged interference with his Camp Travis line operations on East Houston Street. The suit, the first against a city official over jitney restrictions, argues McGinnis acted due to prejudice by stopping two cars deemed unsafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Alley
East Houston Street
Camp Travis
17Th District
TP. McCinenis
Harry L. Leap
Cus Frinks
McGinnis
Talley
Aller
Cay
Beets in Demand Says Austrian Doctor Cure Claim
An Austrian doctor claimed beets could prevent and treat influenza, giving patients a plateful at fever onset. Report from The Hague notes beets surged in price to a florin per beet, up from four cents, as the claim spread in Holland.
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Woll
Keene
San Antonio Light
Chicago Daily Now
Chicago Daily News
Hague
Holland
Quash Bisbee Indictments in Deportation Cases
Judge Morrow sustains demurrer and quashes indictments in Bisbee deportation cases. Twenty five capitalists mine operators and public officials named in Bisbee matter. The war costs forecast show federal expenses cut to 7.448 billion for next year per McAdoo estimates.
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Tunexon
Ariz
Willim W. Morrow
San Francisco
Bisbee
United States District Court
Bishee
U. S
Washington
D. C
Congress
McAdoo
Mrs. Eda Kampmann Frost Dies of Pneumonia in San Antonio
Mrs. Joseph H. Frost died Sunday afternoon in West Ashby Vince after a ten day illness from pneumonia. She leaves husband Joseph H. Frost two sons Joseph M. W. Frost Jr. and John Frost and brothers Herman Ike and Robert Kampmann and a family circle in San Antonio. She was active in Liberty Loan drives Red Cross and civic life and was first queen of the Order of the Alamo carnival. Funeral plans await her brother Robert Kampmann's arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Frost
West Ashby
Vince
Joseph Hi. Frost
Joseph MW. Frost Jr
John Frost
Min Kampmann
Ike Kampmann
Robert Kampmann
United States Navy
Airs
George C. Biehlite
Frances Simpson
James Simpson
San Antonio
Frost
Robe Kampmann
Hirth
Sinee
Liberty Loan Camparign
Tired Cross
Une der
Red Cross
Aro
Il¢re
t&An
Herman J. Kampmann
Edampmann Frost
Mulholland School
New York
Miss Jordan
Joseph HH. Frost
Southwest
First Presbyterian Church
Army officers shuffled at Camp Travis exchange nots
Captain Charles Wolfs at Camp Travis named camp exchange officer succeeding Captain William Puller. Captain A Newton Rayford relieved from duty with camp headquarters and assigned to the Eighth Depot Brigade. Lieutenants Morse Hart and Custay Pladger reassigned as exchange officers. Hart in charge of the Fourth Exchange and Player of the Eighth Precants. Captain Martin Gaviland and First Lieutenant George Halpering reported to Camp Travis and assigned to base hospital. Archbishop Glennon appeals to Wilson for Ireland home rule at peace conference.
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Charles . Wolfs
Camp
Travis
Witliam &. Puller
A. Newton Rayford
Camp Travis
First Wieats
Morse F. Hart
Custay K. Pladger
166Th Depot Brigade
Hart
Pxetangs
Martin J. Gaviland
Treat
George Halpering
M.C. Laving
Camb
Camp Greement
Naselanad
Wilson
St. Louis
John J. Glennon
Ireland
A Remarkable Difference in Shirts at 210 Navarro St
A local ad promotes custom shirts by Johnson at 210 Navarro Street. Readers are invited to try bespoke options as a contrast to ready-made garments and be convinced by the quality. The brief solicitation emphasizes a personal tailoring experience.
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Johnson
Navarro St
Adv
John von
Emperor Charles Poor in Financial Affairs Allegations
AP reports from Vienna on a Hirlap claim that on Austria's revolution day the court grand master sought and obtained 1.5 million francs from archducal families to cover possible exile costs. It cites Emperor Charles and ex-archduke Joseph denying involvement while detailing royal expenditure and alleged allocations by Ivan Joseph.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Budapest
Hirlap
Austria
Charley
Joseph
Addy
Charles
Ehicl
Parma
Italy
Chayley
Ivan Joseph
Archduke
Ferdinand
Sunshine Sparks New Push for W S S Carnival
Bright weather drives a citywide Savings Stamp Carnival led by Mrs. Aros Graves at the post office and Alamo district. crowds gather for stamps and stunts as fraternal groups run events to lift Bexar County toward its over one million dollar quota.
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Mie War Savings “Bank
Aros Graves
Houston Stree
Alamo
Imtin
Besar County
Bexar County
Poles Attack HMS Paris and German Retreat in Europe
Dispatches report Polish attacks near the German border slow German troop movements as 1400 men reach safety after harsh fighting. German forces retreat through snow and ice while rail transport bottlenecks hinder movements behind the front. Peter Radford, former Texas Farmers’ Union president, dies in Madison Wisconsin. Edmond Rostand, famed poet and playwright, dies in Paris after illness.
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Paris
Russia
Germany
Copenhagen
Taz
Warsaw
Peter Radford
Fort. Worth
Texas
Texas Farmers’ Union
Madison
Wis
National Conference of Agriculturalists
Kaiser Tells How A Dve Launched War
The interview claims former Emperor William II sought to shift blame for World War I onto Bethmann Hollweg and Jagén. He discusses order to sail, Russian mobilization, and German naval movements, asserting Russia forced war and denying sole responsibility.
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Kaiser
ADVE
Associated Press
Coperhagen
Willian
Germany
George Wegener
Cologne
Shepbald von Bethmann-Hollweg
Heb von Jagen
Ayl
Withtan
Archduke Janeis
Ferdinand
Saul
Beitieh
Noan Hirbors
W. A. Soukhomlinoff
Ware
Sindia
Acvordhius
Sdb
Russia
Nicholay Jannsehkeviteh
Tossinn
Statt
Sibert
Shanevers
Volga
Vilna
Prince Retains Huis Clan Amid German Abdication Rumors
The report outlines abdication rumors surrounding the former German emperor William II and possible actions by the Netherlands on his stay in Holland. It notes experts questioning punishment for the Kaiser and discusses a Dutch commission to clarify legal position and relations with the Dutch government.
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London
Maximilian
Baden
Berlin
William Hohenzollern
Germmany
Holland
Frederick William
Isk
Netherlands
T. CL S. Ladner
A. A. Straycken
A. He Alex
US Labor Board to Aid Soldiers with Discharges
Labor examiners from Texas cities converge in San Antonio for a conference on the United States Employment Service programs aiding demobilized soldiers. The session outlines transfer from army to civilian work, shaping job placements and vocational training with emphasis on farm needs and suitable vocations for each veteran.
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Texas
San Antonio
Earl of Federal
TW. OW. Lewis
United States
Bedell
Hou
Lewis
Esas
Lew
Lie
Federal Board For Vocational Training
Division of Rehabilitation
Quen
Chester Lewis
Tie
Dalis
Vocational Board Aims to Aid Soldiers Nationwide
The vocational board and employment service pledge steady help to veterans. They plan to extend reach to towns and cities in Texas to aid men discharged from service through employment placements and training programs.
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Ford
Ite
Servier
Ity
Nexas
Swat
Eae
Postal men ousted in government service purge
New York dispatch reports Postmaster General Burleson dismissed Edward Reynolds chief executive of the Vasital Telegraph and Cable Company and A R Richards Pacific coast division general superintendent for alleged insubordination to government plans to merge the Postal and Western Union telegraph interests.
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New York
Burleson
Edward Reynolds
Vasital Telegraph and Cable Company
A. R. Richards
Pacific Coast
Postal
Western Union’ Telegraph
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Order of the Alamo
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Edmond Toxtand
Ingrippe
Kanaat City Journal
Hollweg
von Jagew
Prince
York
National War Council
Young Women's Christian Association
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Judkins Sailors
THE
Wolff & Marx CO
U. S. Labor Board
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Reynolds
Richards
Indus
Murray Servict
Guarantee Wallpaper & Paint Co
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A. G. Roemer
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