San Antonio Lifts Influenza Quarantine After Meeting
Influenza quarantine restrictions in San Antonio were lifted after a city health board meeting at City Hall. The board said the epidemic was under control and that only mild cases remained, with theaters and public venues reopening under precautions and penalties for violators.
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Overseas Man Dies From Seas of War Wounds at Fort Sam Houston
Private Joseph D Micah of Company Dy Dth Tufantey died of pneumonia at Fort Sam Houston's base hospital. He had been wounded in action in July on the French front and carried the bullet in his chest at death. His wife Vina Rickles, of Cameron Isles, was notified. He served a little over two years overseas.
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Ex Kaiser Recovers From Illness in Castle Grounds
Former Emperor William, who had been confined to bed since Sunday, walked the castle grounds this morning as he recovered from a chill. He appeared to be over his ailment though ear trouble persisted, with the weather allowing a few hours of fresh air.
Miss Wilson on Paris Tour Returns to Duty
Miss Margaret Wilson daughter of the President sails from Paris for a 30 day concert tour with American troops near Charmont. She will dine with the President in the Menge department and plans to return by Christmas Day.
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Northcliffe Calls Open Diplomacy Key To Peace
Paris dispatch reports Lord Northcliffe, head of the British mission to the United States, urges open diplomacy in peace talks to inform the public and support self determination. He warns against secret conclaves, cites labor protests, and criticizes media restrictions amid Paris meetings planned for January sixth.
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Sunday Cloudiness With Rain Possibility In San Antonio
Sunday forecast for San Antonio calls for cloudy skies and a chance of rain early next week. Saturday offered clear skies with about ten hours of sunshine as day length reached its shortest of the year.
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Weather forecast for East Texas weekend
Tonight fair. Sunday clouds with cooler conditions in northern areas. Minimum temperatures between 36 and 42 degrees. East Texas forecast notes a generally fair night followed by a cloudy Sunday with a drop in warmth.
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Weather for Tourists Across Major Cities
Readable forecast notes for St Lawlor Chicago Kansas City New York and Washington list cloudy or clear skies. Winds range from four to sixteen miles per hour with low and high temperatures noted for each city. Local currency figures appear interspersed.
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Signs of a New German Revolt Reach Berlin Amid Turmoil
London Times reports Berlin shows signs of a fresh revolt as troops move in and workers assemble amid a tense atmosphere. Berlin officials discuss the Soviets control and the future of government while Spartacist groups threaten mass action and possible military reversals.
British Planes Ready For Sea Landings With Big Loads
Lord Weir outlines aviation progress and the need for navigational instruction a meteorology service and wireless improvements. He calls for state private cooperation to develop an international flying convention and a non monopolized aviation system with day and night landing marking.
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Food restrictions lifted for cafes under Mood Administration
Report from the Wood Admin notes starting Monday cafe meals may resume with no broad food restrictions. Furman states meat portions tied to bank roll size and urges vigilance against profiteering and overcharging on essentials like eggs bread and cooking compounds.
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French Soldiers Suffer Heavy Losses in War Effort
In the Chamber of Deputies, Lucien Voilin stated that about 1.4 million French soldiers were killed of the 6.9 million mobilized. He added that roughly 1.2 million reserves and family heads would be demobilized as part of the government interposition on demobilization.
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Hoover to Seize German Shipping for War Relief
Hoover states the United States will take possession of about a million tons of German ships seized from the armistice commission. The ships will be used to revictorise devastated areas in France Serbia Belgium and Romania now starving. No food shipments will go to Germany. relief work will start in neutral countries. He believes Germans hoard food and can subsist on army stores and peasant hoards.
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No Dividends Declared by Krupp Company
The Kenpp arm general meeting decided not to pay a dividend this year. The firm had previously paid a dividend of 12 for rent in each of the first two stars and 10 per cent last star.
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Interview With President Wilson Reveals War Peace Plans
London Times correspondent recounts Wilson’s remarks on Versailles and the peace conference. He emphasizes jointly shared responsibilities, allied cooperation, and a focus on the American army and allied commands. Wilson also discusses visiting allied nations and maintaining British-American naval cooperation.
Demobilization Surges as 600000 Daily Discharges Targeted
Washington December 21 General March reports 188562 men discharged in the week ending December 4 pushing the war department toward an average of about 600000 daily discharges as demobilization accelerates. By week’s end 2683 officers had been honorably discharged and 210 American POWs had been repatriated, with most returning via Switzerland and Holland. The Leviathan and other ships are moving large troop flows back to the United States while mail delivery to returning units is reorganized to speed clearance.
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Last Diplomats in Russia Cut Off Ties with Reds
The Danish legation has left Petrograd and reached Helsingfors as foreign missions withdraw. Russians threaten conscription for foreigners remaining after New Year as authorities tighten control and crack down on those with foreign passports.
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British Fleet Possible Visit To United States
London reports the admiralty favors a large portion of Admiral Sir David Beatty s fleet visiting the United States soon after peace is signed. No date has been fixed yet but the trip is expected immediately after the peace declaration. The fleet would then tour British dominions.
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Restrictions on Labor Admission and Deportation Policy Notice
The text outlines temporary labor permit rules and deportation actions affecting aliens and various worker groups. It mentions admission for certain labor categories, repatriation for others, and potential adjustments by regional authorities with emphasis on farming road building printing and construction labor.
Colonel Merrill Transfers to Mosel Command Amid Entourage
Col Merrill departs Cok for Mosel and accepts command of the Sixth Division artillery. He previously led overseas service and now assumes heated Field Artillery command, organizing the brigade and taking charge of the unit led by Brigadier General Raymond W Briggs. Merrill is on leave for the Christmas ball.
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Czech forces hold Bohemia amid Austro German struggle
Prague dispatch reports Czech-Slovak forces reaching Eger and Reichenberg while German Bohemia is cut off from German Austria. Austrian troops are scarce, and German Bohemia remains unsettled. Czech-Slovaks claim to have all German Bohemia under control with mobilized recruits and intact forces despite raids by retreating forces.
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Colonel Wolven Arrested at Camp Lewis
Colonel Frank Wolven, a dental surgeon and chief of dental work, was arrested at Camp Lewis Tacoma on charges of irregularities in government money received as a commutation for quarters and light and heat. A general court martial was ordered to meet December 10 or as soon as practicable.
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Senate warned peace league may be menage
Washington December 21 Senate debate on Wilsonian fourteen points. Senator Lodge urges patience until post conference negotiations, warns against binding proposals, stresses need for clear Senate views and safeguards on seas, armament cuts, and enforcement of terms with Germany.
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