Macon Star Reports Maj Gen Hagwood Authorized to Remain at Fort Sam
Maj Gen Johnson Wagood relieved of command of the Rights Corps area. He is authorized to stay at Fort Sam Houston for 30 days without command to straighten personal affairs and prepare a final report. War Department message indicates permission to remain in San Antonio to 30 days for the stated purpose.
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Johnson Wagood
Rights Corps
War Department
Fort.Sam Houston
Hagweod
Fort Sam Houston
War Separtment
Washington
San Antonio
Prisoners Crowded at Kennedy State Prison in 1916
The Kennedy state prison faced severe crowding by 1916 with the population roughly doubling the capacity. New timber structures and contrasting housing were noted as part of the response to mounting inmate numbers.
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Kennuedy State Prison
C C Protests Hagood Removal At San Antonio Chamber
The San Antonio chamber of commerce drafted a resolution opposing General Hagood being relieved as commander of the Eighth Corps area. The board voted unanimously at a meeting organized by the San Antonio Brewing Association to express regrets and refer to Hagood’s long Army record. A telegram to President Roosevelt accompanied the move.
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Reagan Nouston
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
Jotmean Hagood
San Antonio Brewing Associat
Osias B. Proper
Hagood
Chamber of Cammerce
Roosevelt
Cone Wander
Eighth Corps
Dern adamant on reinstating Hagood in Washington
In Washington on February 24 Secretary of War George Dern indicated he intends to reinstate Major General John Hagood or modify the order removing him from command. Congressional pressure, led by Representative McSwain, urged reconsideration of the disciplinary action for Hagood’s criticism of administration spending. Army leaders insist the action cannot be rescinded once taken, citing Article 62 of the War Code and Army Regulations, which restrict officers from public political or administrative criticism. Palmetto trees in Jefferson County Alabama are reported growing unusually far north of their typical range.
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Nina
Ardens
War Department
McSwain
House
Gernsu
Malin Craig
Hagood
Congress
Roosevelt
Army High Command
Policiet
Craig
Hagarh
Secretary of War
United States
Army Regulations
Aemy
Youth Finds Conditions in Soviet Fail to Improve
Steven Dzielinski reports on Kharkov tractor plant experiences as American workers, amid May Day parade tensions, recounting uniforms and alleged backsliding in Soviet life. The piece notes American dissent, passport renewals, and mixed signals from Soviet officials, ending with a skeptical view of Russian life for workers and a critical letter from a Russian friend.
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Steven Dzielinski
American Newspapers, Inc
American Workers of
Kharkov
Red Front
United States
Neal and
Erenberg
Sam
America
Riga
Stalin
Detroit
Russia
Woodward Avenue
Park
API
Knerkpy
Billy
Crown Bracelets Debut in Paris Fashion Scene
Paris reports Crown bracelets making their debut in the fashion world. A gold knob shaped like a crown tops two braided bands, one black velvet and the other gold, creating a striking accessory debut in the city.
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Paris
Bolles Named in Charge Over Politics by War Letter
A personal war-time letter from Maj. Gen. Frank G. Bolles to ex-Senator Arthur Robinson is cited by Senator Joe Robinson as evidence Bolles was politically active. The letter, misdirected to Arkansas, praises a presidential candidate and led to questioning Bolles' loyalty while noting his World War I commands and gallantry. Friends expect no war department action.
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Comeie
Tnlrnational News Service
Washington, D. G
Joe T. Robinson
Democrat
Arkansas
Frank G. Bolles
Seventh Corps
Bolles
Arsour R. Robinson
Republicas
Ana
Robinson
Indiana
France
Amy
Thoiang Tommson
Hell
Ciarg
Senate
Army of the United States
Balles
Tice
Gus
Indiana Robinson
Weutenant
War Department
Stolen Items From Cafe Reported By Owner
Radio and cigarettes were stolen from a cafe at 801 Lexington Avenue along with a vending machine worth about $150. Irene Davis reported the loss Friday. Other thefts listed include a dime bank and items from various addresses on Atlanta Avenue Avenue B and Ripley Avenue.
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Lexington Avenu
Irene Davis
Angel Voelker
Atlanta Avenue
Johnny Jung
Avenue B
Frank Griffin
B. L. Compton
Ripley Avense
Wood
Sam Ey AL Steadiler
Main
San Pedro Avenues
Gen Batner to Remain at Fort Sill in Army Shuffle
Fort Sill Oklahoma reports Maj. Gen. Henry W Batner will stay in command of the Eighth Corps area after Maj. Gen. Johnson Hagens removal. Army sources say Batner will continue as Fort Sill commandant while Bulnar also assumes corps duties and Maj. Frank E Shaw remains adjutant.
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Ft. Sill
Fort Sill
Okla
Fell
Henry W. Batner
Eighth Chyps
Johnson Hagens
Fort Sil
Tonay
Bulnarail
Fort Bill
Frank E. Shaw
Sale
Leap Year Dance Night Listings at Engles Place
City notices list events at Engle's Place on Racogdorhes Road in Orch Daybreakers and Rainbow Revesters. February leap year dances feature Muzigy Rhythm Masterstady at Helotes Theatre with Bill Spivey and Gad modern queue. Converge Hall hosts a Bap dance on February 20.
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Engle’s
Racogdorhes Rd
Orch
Daybreakers
Vady
Bill Spivey
Converge Hall
New Latin American Group Meets Sunday In San Antonio
Circulo Universitario, a new Latin American college group, will hold its inaugural meeting at 6 p.m. Sunday at the San Antonio Vocational and Technical School auditorium. The program features music and dances by local Antonio groups including the Antonio Béring quartet and Bob Wougelia's male quartet. The organization aims to foster moral character and cultural and educational growth for 112 members and to encourage Latin American high school students to pursue college education.
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San’ Antonio
A Good Soldier O Sullivan Named by Hollywood Friends
A Good SOLE Maureth O'Sullivan gains the title A Good Soldier as Hollywood friends honor her. She is the daughter of Maj. Charles J. O'Sullivan of the Connaught Yangers, born and reared near the regimental barracks in Bayle Ireland.
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Hollywood
Maj
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Connaught Yangers
Ireland
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