Public hearing set on new gas and electric rates in city
City commissions to hold a public hearing after November 1 rate changes draw complaints from consumers. Officials plan to review bills and meters, with San Antonio Public Service Corp ready to present its case. The Manhattan Cafe and other restaurants cut gas use after steep November bills as rates rise across consumption levels.
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Russian problem to be taken up at once by president
Washington reports say President Wilson will address the Russian question immediately. Allies seek a definite policy acceptable to all, with focus on Prussia’s fate and Russia's future government. Discussions include Omsk, Kalchak, Kerensky figures, and whether Bolshevik rule requires extraordinary action.
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Firebomb plot alleged in Paris during WWI blitz
A fragmentary report describes alleged German plans to drop incendiary bombs on Paris to ignite fires and overwhelm defenses. It mentions a second squadron of 34 machines to target fire stations and crowds, with bottles to spread accelerants. Separate item notes a Kansas City streetcar strike reaching a pivotal mass meeting over reinstatement terms.
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American Troops Enter Coblenz and Win Friendly Welcome
An American army column flows into Coblenz across the Rhine drawing astonished locals. Villagers, impressed by the show of force, turn from hostility to friendliness overnight. A German resident asks where to hire American officers, noting English is spoken nearby. The scene reflects the impact of American strength on local sentiment.
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Guard Ex Kaiser’s Palace at Coblenz Under American Guard
The Royal Castle in Coblenz, once Kaiser Wilhelm’s summer residence, now guarded by American troops. It sits near the business district, surrounded by royal gardens and housing historic items and royal silverware. Attempts to remove valuables prompted a heightened security measure to protect furnishings and art.
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Incoming American Army Arrives at Coblenz Bridgehead
About 40,000 American troops arrived at Coblenz since the advance guard a week earlier. The Third Army established headquarters in a government building and took over the largest hotel as officer quarters. Troops crossed the Rhine toward the bridgehead with several divisions marching through Coblenz while German staff transferred war material to the Americans.
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Weather Forecasts Across North America Tonight
A fragmented weather page reports rain and colder conditions for Yor Fan Antonio and nearby areas tonight with a chilly Thursday ahead. Temperatures span from the mid 30s to mid 80s in cities including St. Louis Chicago Kansas City and New York with variable winds from the southeast northeast and north. The forecast also notes Toronto police strike action and Vatican denial of Pope Benedict leaving the Vatican.
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Eggs on Blacklist in Cafes Amid High Costs
San Antonio cafe owners urge patrons to avoid egg orders due to skyrocketing prices. Propr proprietors say supplying eggs yields little profit as costs for eggs butter and overhead squeeze margins.
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Haig Bids Farewell to Writers in Cologne
Marshal Haig met war correspondents at Hohenzollern Bridge in Cologne for a farewell gathering as British troops complete occupation duties. He thanked the press for shaping the war narrative and urged continued effort toward everlasting peace. Overnight curbs on civilians led to mass fines as authorities enforce movement limits.
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Bomb sent to doctor in San Francisco. influenza mask push
A rudely made bomb in a cardboard box addressed to Dr William C Hassler, city health officer, was turned to police by a passerby in a downtown office building. Hassler has urged strict mask use to combat the Spanish flu epidemic and has received threats over the issue. In Lancashire, meetings are expected to end the cotton strike with about 100000 workers returning to mills, roughly a 40 percent wage increase.
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Berlin Faces Political Upheaval as Ebert Proclaims War on Bolshevists
Chancellor Ebert told Berlin crowds that the state must act to halt revolutionary unrest and warned the government will oppose interference with the future national assembly. A people’s defense force will be formed to safeguard the assembly, with elections looming amid socialist, liberal, and radical factions.
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German rulers seek united relief as revolution fears rise
A Paris based report claims German manufacturers and financiers fear a revolution and secretly seek allied help to preserve the regime. French Radicals oppose dissolution of the Soviets by allied authorities. In Kreumach a Soviet is ordered to vanish and German dignitaries are placed to replace Soviets. Major General Buck arrives in Dallas en route to command Camp MacArthur after Cantigny battle.
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Beatty Reflects On American Squadron In Grand Fleet Farewell
Admiral Sir David Beatty praised the American battleship squadron on the New York during its detachment from the grand fleet. He lamented the inability to meet the German fleet and called the moment a pitiful day, yet noted the true comradeship and sacrifice shown by American sailors.
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Flu death toll far exceeds war losses, London reports
London correpondent cites World flu outbreak casting influenza deaths in the millions. He notes 2,000,000 to 3,000,000 deaths in six months and claims the epidemic is five times deadlier than war, with Bombay Delhi and Samoa heavily affected and virulence rising from mild to severe.
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Casualties Reported in Newfoundland Regiment Armistice Figures
Figures from the militia department show 8757 total casualties for the Newfoundland Regiment up to the armistice. Of those, 210 men received military decorations for bravery.
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Boston Avenue fire destroys brick structure
A brick building on Boston Avenue was destroyed by fire today causing an estimated loss of 400000. Investigators believe the blaze started from a lighted cigarette discarded on the floor during a boxing exhibition the previous night.
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Berlin Welcomes Returning Troops as War Heroes
The dispatch describes Berliners greeting returning German troops with jubilant ceremonies, laurel crowns, and bands. Women wear greens, crowds cheer, and officers are saluted. dancing halls and cabarets run late as the city basks in victory mood. Also noted is the death of Rabbi Isaac Vendrovsky in New York at age 65.
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Wilson silent on League of Nations plans in Paris reports
Paris reports indicate President Wilson and the American peace mission review the network for the peace conference set for early January. Wilson plans discussions with Clemenceau and Foch and may meet King Victor Emmanuel III amid debates over Italy's territorial claims and the postwar order.
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