Edgar Gates Accepted to Pastorate in San Antonio
Edgar Gates of Amarillo received the call to pastor First Baptist Church in San Antonio. He announced the move after Sunday service and planned meetings with city ministers, a luncheon with church men, a women’s gathering, a deacons conference, and a sermon for soldiers at Baptist Chapel on Victor Street near Camp Travis. He indicated hopes to settle in San Antonio for the work.
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Edgar Gates
Amarillo
San Antonio
Dan
Gates
Baptist Headquarters
Baptist
Victor Street
Camp Travis
Jor. Gates
Pastor to Leave Amarillo Post for Waco Duties
A pastor will resign from the Amarillo pastorate on January 5 to move to Waco for family duties. He has two daughters in Waco with one attending Baylor University and the other teaching.
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Nestay
Waco
Baylor University
Amarillo
Germans must pay says President in London interview
President Toincare told a London Chronicle correspondent that Germany must pay for war damage. He cited Vouziers almost wiped out and smaller towns destroyed, and denounced the systematic destruction of machinery. Reparation should be both money and goods to prevent future injury by German machines. Lloyd George’s principle supported. France fears Bolshevism less than continued ruin. A Fort Worth report notes a passenger transfer involving an airplane incident.
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Tondon Chronicle
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Fort Worth
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Prisoners Charged After Armistice At Langensalza Camp
Repatriated soldiers described a deadly post armistice incident at Langensalza camp where French guards attacked German prisoners with fixed bayonets. Dozens were wounded or killed, including several English and French, as chaos erupted in the camp yard. Also noted are brief dispatches of army aircraft flying from Houston to Indianapolis and wages for wireless operators.
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San Antonio
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Mobile Ledger Co
London
Germany
Leith
Lundlg
Langensalzn
Women Vote Against Own Sex in British Election
London reports state women voters largely rejected female and male candidates aligned with pacifism. Asquith and other Liberal figures were defeated, Sinn Fein gains surged in Ireland, with six Dublin seats won and a strong Sinn Fein majority overall. The Times notes a shift toward coalition and Labor candidates, while unions and nationalists faced losses.
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Westminster
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Britain
Uinta
England
Ex Kaiser in Potsdam Refuses Interviews and Out of Politics
The former Kaiser, staying in Potsdam, declines interviews and vows to remain a civilian. Palace caretaker notes the grave, silent palace as Republicans guard the area. A secretary quotes the Kaiser avoiding public life, while officials discuss future leadership and American strength in the war era. A separate report from Bainbridge details a head-on train collision near the city, causing multiple injuries and two deaths.
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Kaiser’s Palace
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Potsdam
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Wilson
Bainbridge
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Chelmasville
Allen
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America's speed in getting war machine ready amazes Japan
Associated Press dispatch from Tokyo notes Japanese admiration for the rapid buildup of American military power and the transformation of the U S war effort. Japanese commentators, including Dr Shigeo Sugichiro of Kyoto University, emphasize that prior to the war Japan doubted American military might but now acknowledge its swift mobilization and potential impact.
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United States
Shigeo Sugchiro
Kyoto University
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