Spanish War Veterans Hear Commander in San Antonio
William Langford department commander and aide W R Duke visited the San Antonio Camp of United Spanish War Veterans. They toured sights and were formally welcomed by the Ladies Auxiliary Eugene J. Hernandez Camp No 2 at Knights of Pythias Hall. The event included addresses by Langford and Duke and a resolutions report urging support for House Resolution 5934. About 200 veterans attended.
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William §. Langford
W. R. Duke
San Antonio
United Spanish War Veterans
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Eugene J. Hernandez
Knights of Pythias Hall
Langford
M. Chambers
Duke
Auxiliary
William W. Herring
Committee On
Labor Temple
W. H. Kenyon
Brasteady
Bailey
Mrs Muriel Shaw Wins Reno Decree
Mrs Muriel J Shaw wife of Earl B Shaw son of Leslie M Shaw former secretary of the treasury was granted a divorce in the district court here on the ground of desertion. The suit began by her husband on cruelty but she came to Reno and filed a cross complaint and won the decree.
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Reno
Muriel J. Shaw
Earl B. Shaw
Leslie M. Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Mexican Federals kill Green brothers in Tabasco clash
Official dispatches in Mexico City report General Carlos Green and General Alejandro Green, rebel brothers, were captured by federal forces in Tabasco after a battle. They were seriously wounded and the rebellion dispersed. Press messages claim the brothers died of their wounds en route to Ville Hermosa, though unconfirmed.
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Mexico City
Tabasco
Carlos Green
Alejandro Green
Ville Hermosa
Civic clubs hear about Girls Reserve drill teams
San Antonio luncheon clubs agreed to host brief drill exhibitions by the Girls Reserve. Mrs. Frank Paschal, chair, reported all city clubs accepted. The first event will showcase the W. A. drill team at the Rotary Club luncheon at St Anthony on Friday, with others to follow in the next two weeks. Over a hundred girls participate.
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San Antonio
Frank Paschal
Rotary Club
St Anthony
Marine Corps Strength Reduced in Next Budget
Washington December 3 the Navy Department budget shows a Marine Corps strength cut to 18 000 from 19 506 for the coming fiscal year. Secretary Wilbur cites the withdrawal of 1500 Marines from Santo Domingo as the reason. No other active duty force changes are indicated. The narrative notes Reserve participation in Armistice Day parades and Girls Reserves planning a Gift Day to aid Native American girls with over 150 gifts destined for New Mexico and Arizona reservations.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Navy Department
Congress
Wilbur
Santo Domingo
Areserves
G. R
XW. CG
New Mexico
Arizona
Police drive to stop drinking in San Francisco cafes
In San Francisco police began arresting patrons found drinking liquor in downtown dining and dancing venues. Several were fined after pleading guilty in federal court. James F. Gorman and Mrs. Hazel Smith were tried by jury and acquitted. The defense argued liquor seized by prohibition agents was not the property involved, marking the first such federal case in this city.
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San Francisco
James F. Gorman
Hazel Smith
Police Hunt Burglars After Martinez Street Theft
Police search for a burglar who broke into Mrs. Miller's home at 314 Martinez Street and stole a wrist watch and $4 in cash. The theft was discovered Tuesday evening when the family returned from a visit to friends.
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Miller
Martinez Street
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