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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1918
Page
4
Uniforms Too Light Says Senate Panel In War Dress Debate
Washington Jan 2 Senators clashed with witnesses over if U S army clothing in Europe was too light and shoddy wool blends were used. Michael J Driscol of New Jersey testified that German uniforms were heavier and warmer, while cost concerns and possible profiteering in sorting scrap fabric contracts were explored by the Senate military committee and the National Defense Council observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DE. C
Almerica
Senate Military Committee
Michael J. Driscoll
Clath
Raritan
N. J
Pershing
Driscol
Council of National Defense
National Defense Council
Gaurles Wisenman
Cleveland
Samuel M. Kaplan
New York
Ritter
Scorting Chant, Incorporated
J. Kaplan
Brisenman
Quartermaster General
Newbeys
McKellar
Miseniman
Misenman
Athennai
Kaplan
Meixtellar
Weeks
Dle
Ins
General Sharpe
Quiartumaster Penery
Kigennim
Tiseniniin
Niphin
Gore
Sluipe
Melellar
Regard
Eisenman Defends Stock Ties Amid Mill Contract Questions
Eisenman, a director and stockholder in Cleveland firms including Cleveland Worsted Mills, faces Senate probes over contracts. He denies advising on contracts with the mill but acknowledges commissions placed orders through his firms. Questions arise about self dealing and related laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenman
Cleveland
Cleveland Worsted Mills Company
McWellar
Frederick Edington
Supplies Committee
Fkisenmain
Senator McKellar
Rail Head Discusses Wage Problem Amid Government Run Railways
Movement of non essential goods is under debate as McAdoo and advisory board review wage issues. Officials warn against wholesale job or salary cuts while transfers to new branches and reorganizations to improve efficiency are planned. Drafting of legislation to support government rail operations nears completion ahead of Wilson address to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Gervies
McAdon
AL Tf Smith
Ned
Missouri
Wilson
Congress
Wilkon
Wilkon Today Finished To Address of the Railroad Situation, Fos
MccAdoo
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Tnt
Interstate Commerce
New York Faces Prolonged Coal Shortage Amid Winter Strain
The city endures cold and scarce coal as officials warn conditions will worsen through winter. Crowds gather at yards, police intervene during coal theft, and officials order 25 percent electric usage cuts in many buildings while steam heating is limited to prevent pipe freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
A. T H. Smith
New York Centre Lines
Feneral
A. Tl. Wiggin
Reeve Sehle
Sehley
Russians Press for Peace Terms and Demobilization Plan
Pravda denounces German peace terms as unjust and calls for self determination for Poland, Lithuania, Courland and Livonia. Trotsky hints negotiations may not resume at Brest-Litovsk, while a Soviet meeting endorses shifting peace talks to a central country and urges demobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pravdi
Poland
Lithuania
Esvonia
Courland
Issthonia
Germany
Vinen
Trotsky
Brest
Stockholm
Sweden
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Warns Against Harsh Soaps
A vintage washing tip recommends cocoanut oil as a pure greaseless shampoo. It urges avoiding alkali in commercial soaps, claiming cocoanut oil creates rich lather with one to two teaspoons, cleanses hair and scalp, adds shine, and is inexpensive for family use.
Leaders Summoned as German Russian Peace Talks Stumble
Amsterdam dispatches report German Austria Hungary leaders pressed to press Reichstag on Brest Litovsk talks. Von Hertling and von Kuehlmann face sharp Socialist criticism over Soviet negotiations and alleged aims to annex Russian territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Brest- Litovsk
Amsterdam
Berlin
Germany
Austria-Hungary
William
von Jlertling
von Hindenburg
von Judendorff
von Roederm
von Kuehlmann
Bundesrat
Count von Dandl
von Hertling
Admiral von Tirpitz
Marine
Charles
Kucharzewski
von Wachlmann
Brest-Litovsk
Reichstag
Phillip Scheidemann
Frederich Eber
von Kuchimann
Count Czernin
Leipsig Volks Zeitung
von Kuchhanan
Russia
Propaganda Pamphlet Circulated by Gelshevik In German Lines
Izvestia prints a pamphlet circulated among German lines claiming central powers seek a joint Austrian German domination over Poland Lithuania and Courland under German capital. It accuses German government of forcing labor hunger repression and antisocial aims and says Russia cannot enter negotiations on such a basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Poland
Lithuania
Ceparland
Tsthonia
Livonia
Petrograd
Germany
Courland
Marie Corelli Fined Over Sugar Purchases in London
Marie Corelli and Lady Mabel Langton were fined under food controller rules on hoarding sugar and provisions. Corelli faced a 40 pound fine plus costs after defending the stock as for making preserves, while Langton was fined 30 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marie Pay
Mabel Gore Langeton
Mari Temple
Lady Langton
Corelli
Langton
German Industrial Output Slows Amid Equipment Shortage
A Washington cable reports German industry is slowing as machinery breaks down and shortages of tube rubbers and rare metals hinder production. The note estimates output falling from prior levels, signaling continued industrial strain. A separate London記 report confirms the Norwegian steamer Vigrid, 1617 tons, torpedoed with five dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Sowess Ongineer
Madgeburs
Germany
Ths
Wrehington
London
Foreign Office
Nore Weslin
Vigrid
Cage of Funds Takes a Child From Mother
A charity appeal exposes mothers losing children due to poverty and the limits of relief. The Associated Charities faces insufficient funds as a ten year old child may be placed in an orphanage or adopted, risking permanent separation from the mother. Readers can help by subscribing, with donors listed in the campaign records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Mrs. Leary
HM. B. Chandler
J& Jarratt
Nat M. Washer
Martindale
Tartalff
A. B. Chandler
Lanhiun
J. M. Bennett
Lapham
B. A. Wilson
Lockwood National Bank
Liberly Mills
J. B. Lockwood
Ad. Bo Uawood
Petrich-Saur Lumber Company
Otto Wallmund
Priest
Albert Irrederichk
Tyske Brothers Company
J. Ch. Oppenteimer
Oppenheimer
Adolph Wagner
Obhile Hers
Ederici
Terrell
A. UL de Dane
Gus J. Groos
J. N. Brown
Alamo National Tank
Central Trust Company
Camp Travis
Lauling Russell
Minnie Jones
A Kolarian
Ed Sachs
A. W. Burnett
Jose Stern
Johnson
Farris
A.D. Zucht
G. BE. Gwinn
John B. Carrington
B. I. Stourt
B. J. Stout
Silva Heimann
J.B. Bayne
Jay Bo Adiams
Joseph Muir
H.C. Sarrant
Amacious
Guy Ss. McFarland Stephen Ja
Slumberpy
Higion
Ss. Scott
J. O. Tersh
Georges EL BK. Heilbron
Charles Wall
May Heurn
Dr Fernandes
Arueheuc
Mose Harris
John David Lapham
A. Vogel
Just News & Hote
Vomwany
Camps Are Inspected by Military Committee at Camp Travis
A joint inspection team from the commission on training activities visited Camp Travis and the Ninety first division rifle range camp with Brigadier General Johnston and other senior officers. They surveyed the base hospital and infirmaries for sanitation and will continue the review Thursday. A report of findings is expected. Soldiers in Newport News reportedly froze to death while on guard duty with no official confirmation available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Travis
Ong Labs
San “Antonio
Col. Wy
S. Hendrick
Z. T. Jackson
C. IL [Kearney
J. TM. Savage
W. IL. Johnston
PS Halloran
Alfred and
Joseph M. Heller
Divison
Amp
W Department
Newport News
Jans
Twenty men sentenced for liquor sales to soldiers
Judge Duval West imposed three months in prison as the minimum for pleading guilty to selling liquor to soldiers. Three defendants had already spent three months in jail, with others having two to four months credited. additional penalties applied for those held longer without bond. Nearly sixty liquor selling cases were processed in two days, all defendants pleading guilty. The court warned that a second offense would bring heavier penalties. Frank L. Tirey led the prosecution with United States Attorney Hugh Roberts assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havin
Duval West
Uni States Court
West
Frank Lb. Tirey
Waco
United States
Western District of Texas
Hugh R. Robertsor
United States District
Antone Muntowsky
N. M. Mosler
FE. Miller
Frederick Mendaz
D. Murphy
Joseph Miller
Joe Nobl
Wesley McCall
Willie Osher
Michael Pappas
Dan Riley
E. I Tieese
Jesus ‘Rodriguez
Mil Rika Henry Russell
Ronaldo Reyes
Victoriano Santos
W. R. Sills
Charle Shaler
Reyno Segular
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rex Beach
Goldwyn Pictures
Dorothy Dalton
Artcraft
Bis
Paula
Monty & Beil
al Wohlman
al Jolson
Vaudeville
Johnny Small
Small Sisters
Ethel Barrymore
Princess
Geo. Primrose Jr
Molloy Bros
Geo. Schindler
Harmonica Player
Craig & Meeker
Azard Bros
Azard
Letty
L. Lasky
Lasky Presents
Ian Martin
Molly
Pearl
FOX
Tonle Bleyngle Nargerie Wilson
Irene Hunt
Arras
Tomorrow Mutual
Edna Goodrich
Senate
Sters
Plateau de French
Timm
Craenne
Champagne
Grand Opera House
Madinee
Witte Boyle
Dinon
Sae
Kaiser
Marie Corelli
Washington Gels
Cage OF Funds
Commission
Travis and Bullis
Komplete
Kapital
Prudential Life
Main Plaza
E. B. Chandler
Harriet N. Leary
Commerce Street
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