Kerot Disagrees With Lansdowne Letter On War Views
London dispatch reports Lord Kerot Heutenart colonel of the Irish Guards and eldest son of Lord Lansdowne writes to the Evening News. He says his war views do not coincide with Lord Lansdowne's letter in the Daily Telegram and align more with President Wilson's recent speech. Kerot notes some passages misread, but hopes unity remains despite disagreements.
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Alcohol content of beer slashed to about three percent
President Wilson issued a proclamation reducing alcohol by weight in beer brewed after January 7, 1948 to two and three quarters percent and limiting ingredients in malt liquors to protect brewers. Production and import of such liquor will require Treasury licenses, and viewing tax will drop about 34 percent.
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German Socialists Forbidden to Debate Annexation Plans
Amsterdam dispatch reports a German socialist meeting in Berlin was forbidden by the commanding general. Vorwaerts denounces President Wilson Clemenceau and Lloyd George as autocrats while noting military suppression of the assembly. The piece discusses German government relations with Russia and the alleged annexation aims, with deputies criticizing army leaders and calling for civilian oversight amid war policy.
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Patterson Is Made President Of San Antonio Manufacturers
James A Patterson is elected president of the Manufacturers Association of San Antonio for the coming year at a meeting held Tuesday. W W Finck James A Gallagher and Eugene Holmgreen named vice presidents Paul Dreiss treasurer and G Leal secretary. Directors for 1918 include J J Lange Charles Jaldus John Randolph Martin Mark F Pentlewaite Arthur Storms George Cushman Paul Dretsa Charley Grachten J Strauss G L Geyer TJ W nets James A Giellughes Eliott Pots N M Karney T G Hay J M Melthenny L C Waging Dr N Timolat Dick Prasie and Eugene Malmyreen. An executive committee of five will be chosen from directors by President Patterson. The annual report of President Geyer and Secretary Line was greeted with enthusiasm by about 60 members present and noted the contribution of United States revers yen officials and military visitors in San Antonio.
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San Antonio hosts wartime reports and port market updates
The page details wartime procedures in San Antonio, including export license powers, appointing a Federal agent, and local factory data. it notes exhibits of San Antonio products and a planned permanent display at the Capitol Austin. Also covered are British port development news, weekly casualties, and the sinking of a Mexican Gulf schooner Foreward with 50 crew.
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