Home Folks column aids arriving Dayton soldiers during quarantine
Readers of the Home Folks column connect new arrivals with Ohio hometowns amid strict quarantine. Letters describe warm welcomes from Detroit to Nashville and requests to link soldiers with Dayton Toledo Grand Rapids and other places. Citizens urged to invite men from towns not listed and to send names for introductions.
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Antonio Bruni dies a San Antonio pioneer at home
Antonio Bruni longtime San Antonio merchant and politician died at his home on Thursday aged 83. A native of Villa Bosi Italy he came to San Antonio in 1862 and served as alderman of the first ward in 1870s. He leaves five daughters and a daughter in Lawndale California. Funeral arrangements set for Saturday at 10 am from 52E South Jaredo Street with both honorary and active pallbearers listed. Interment will follow at St Mary's cemetery.
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Sleuths Guard Former Emperor in Potsdam Shadowing Hohenzollerns
Amerengen correspondent reports around Potsdam a large force of detectives guarding Prince William and the Hohenzollerns. The watchers, described as the best of former explorers, monitor every move amid fears of bomb-throwers and plotters.
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Breweries Seek End to Ban on Non Alcoholic Drinks
Washington reports efforts to lift the ban on producing non alcoholic beverages by breweries. The God Administration has told Senator Spencer of Missouri it will not object while questions arise about malt supplies and grain needs. If McCormick and Baruch approve, Secretary Lamulty will cable the President to lift restrictions by executive order.
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