China Seeks End to Policies Under New Era Plans
China outlines a path toward modernization with U S aid and closer ties to democracies. Foreign Minister C T Wang stresses joining liberal powers and backing League of Nations under a framework of evolving policy.
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China’s Trade Crisis and Westernization Push Amid War
The piece outlines China’s shift from foreign concessions to asserting sovereign tariff reforms, criticizing past grabbing policies and aiming to abandon unequal treaties. It notes Western-style industrial methods, student exchange growth, and planned expansion of exports, alongside war-related trade disruptions and tariff reforms.
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New York Book Doctor Manages 8 Million Library Patrons
Miss Ros Murray, known as the Book Doctor, oversees the New York Public Library’s vast collection. For a decade she has stood in a lablike room on Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street, inspecting volumes, guiding binding, and reclaiming countless books from damage or infestation. Her thorough system ensures dangerous or worn volumes are repaired or rehomed, preserving literary access for the city’s readers.
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New Duties For A. T. Jordan In Inspector General Service
Trent cut A T Jordan inspector seneral s department division snapeg for Ficliventh Division has been reassigned from uty in the Inspecter gen erate department to duty. District No 1 of the Reservy Officers Training Comme includes all military schools and colleges in Virginia North Carolina Georgia and Florida. Jordan a graduate of Virginia Military Institute served in civil Ti in 1002 and in the 20th Infantry Philippines with the 42nd U S Army units. Colonel Tor Han on duty as division inspector earlier assisted. Capt Charles Boles now assigned as division inspector following Maine Wood appointment. District No 1 headquartered in Boston Massachusetts.
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Nothing to Report In Veiled Vorupatis Camp Item
Fragmented OCR notes describe a chaotic public notice page with phrases about nothing doing and uncertain terms. It mentions rund dn some Dewy every Friday and references a publicity driven event at Camp rave with unclear dates and names.
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San Antonio Emphasizes Demobilization Ceremony Plan
War Camp Community Service, led by David Griffin, will oversee demobilization observances on Washington's Birthday and other holidays, with a proclamation by Mayor Sam C. Mell. The event aims to coordinate ceremonies, engage local firms, and involve schools and residents in the observance, including upcoming trustees elections and school district votes across districts.
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Lecture to Explain Ways to Save Food During Reconstruction
Mrs Helen Harvington Downing, renowned home economics expert, will speak at the Anthony Hallroom on three lectures about conserving food amid postwar shortages. She will show cheaper meat portions, wheat substitutes, and practical cooking methods using motion pictures to aid housewives in stretching resources and maintaining family nutrition.
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Collision injures Hugh Tralff in Main Avenue crash
A seven passenger touring car driven by Hugh Tralff collided with a delivery truck near Main Avenue after swerving to avoid an oncoming car. The impact damaged the car and sent it into a large tree. Tralff, 34, sustained injuries while bystanders assisted him as emergency services responded. The bakery truck’s driver, Fred Taweby, reported the incident. The car suffered extensive damage estimated at several hundred dollars.
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Grand Formal Open at Lamo Museum Stand Opening
Advertisements in this week's paper promote the grand formal opening of the Lamo Museum House at the corner of Curmnarce Street on Monday. Details mention possible giveaways and a notable piano and phonograph display with special guest appearances.
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Druggists Seek Relief From Alcohol Ruling
San Antonio druggists and grocers protest a zone law ruling barring sale of any product containing even trace alcohol. W. O. Bueng, president of the Druggists Association, says the rule threatens retail drug and grocery interests. Delegations will travel to Austin Monday to urge legislative relief and organized committees plan a joint push with other cities affected.
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Post Office Expansion Aimed in House Bill for San Antonio
A House bill plans a $250,000 appropriation to expand the San Antonio post office with new offices and public structures. The measure, praised by the public buildings committee, faces long construction and may alter current government spaces on the second floor.
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Lumber Will Not Decline No 4 No Horse Decline in Lumber
A 1917 and 1918 survey across 161 U S cities shows about a 40 percent decline in lumber production from 1916. Government war demand used five billion feet, leaving yellow pine mills at roughly 60 percent of normal stocks and about 23 000 unfilled orders on January 1 1919.
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Budget bill items include New Orleans stations and Beattie projects
The proposal allocates 390 000 for a quant station in New Orleans and 000 000 for a quantum station, plus 375 000 for an inland station at Beattie Washington. The measures name Montrese and Cale as involved for the appropriation.
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