Rotary Re-Adopts French Orphans At San Antonio Meeting
Rotary members reaffirmed support for three French orphans during a busy meeting in San Antonio. Captain Tobin and F. M. Beobex led the adoption motion, collecting 148 dollars in under five minutes. Dorothy Hiller sang Hindustan and Charles Ade spoke on meters, with a lively luncheon and classification program following.
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Rotary
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W. S. Hamtilton
Hamilton
Charles Ade
Ade
Aiyle
Mies
Dorothy Hiller
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Hotary Amiler
Rotacr Club
Boaorolace Merks
J Sprague
W. H. Chambers
Notary
San Antonio Musicians’ Union
W. B. Smith
San Antonio
Hubord
Dallna
Galt
Aly
Women Released From Farm To Be Picketed In San Antonio
San Antonio officials announce that women released from a Farm through habeas corpus will be picketed by military police at local establishments and barred from Datronsge by army officers. The move, urged by Lt. Fidgio Piper, aims to control activities amid court rulings permitting habeas corpus releases.
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Piper
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Teaus
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de Ing
War Department
Denver and Kansas City Protest Seven Cent Fares
Protests against seven cent fares halted street car service in Denver, with crowds pulling safety devices from wires. In Kansas City, US deputy marshals guarded cars as service ran under federal protection amid widespread disruption and injuries.
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Denver
Four liquor arrests in bootlegging probe
Four men suspected of bootlegging were arrested after officers seized fifteen pints of whiskey at a train station from Letis, Mo. Investigators say the liquor was being moved by porters who aided a larger operation bringing alcohol into the city from western points. Police also detained a fourth suspect in connection with selling liquor locally.
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Custady
Seiday Merving
Sty Letis
Ene Vegre
Giorlore
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M. G. Dona
San Antonio
Halen
Sehwarts
Hqnor Bere
Promotions for officers delayed by armistice unclear report
Fragmented text describes officers recommended for promotion before an armistice, some prevented from being promoted. It notes ranks, boards evaluating suitability, and future recommendations for higher grades upon discharge, with implications for efficiency and reserves.
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V Orank
Boimoten Hvevne
Comin
Lew Fink
Ba Ces
Additio Phin
Michigan Votes Day on Prohibition Amendment
The Michigan Legislature ratified the federal prohibition amendment joining sixteen states in adopting the measure. The vote passed with no debate in both chambers except for three opposing votes in the House. Michigan becomes the fifteenth state to ratify and signal support for the amendment.
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United States
Michigan
Vati
Ndael
Missinsini
Ohio
Virginia
Kentucky
South Dakota
Montana
Arizona
Delaware
Beoral
Loulwinga
Florida
Mrs R S Lytle Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Thobert Beult Jaytie formerly Miss Mary Jautal Gallagher daughter of Mr and Mrs A Gallagher of 103 East Dark Avenue died at her parents home Friday night at 10 30. She was 68 and married to Capt BB Title before moving to Little Rock Arkansas. Survivors include her husband a 4 month old son a sister and a brother. Funeral Monday at 4 p m with services at St Marys Church and burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Thobert Beult Jaytie
Ly Marrage
Mies Mary Jautal Ballagher
Ea. Gallagher
East Dark Avenue
Ark
Halidays
Wotfa
Ofelock
KL Mary’s Church
Uprising Near in Petrograd and Wider War Warnings
Fragmentary dispatches describe unrest near Petrograd with reports of political figures and military mobilization. The text hints at looming intervention and calls for expeditions, mentioning Russia Siberia and tensions with Bolsheviks while noting movements to Polish fronts and border deployments.
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Witeala
Siberia
Wolshevista
Itary
Aly i Aivantitien
Elect Officers for 1849 Scientific Society
The Scientific Society of Chaose Ottieiatn will elect officers for 19 N at the annual general meeting Friday night at 1210 Weoast Commercial direct. The president JR. Lankeford will open proceedings. Reports from retiring directors will be heard and the governing board will be elected. Also notes on a hotel fire in Toplin and a drowning near Neve reveal local incidents.
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Rade
Bla Rua- Mon
Banaan
Kerivs
Sadek Ibhindh Xeem
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