Clemenceau as Premier A Possible Fallout From French Crisis
Reports from The Hague say Aristide Briand faces a shaky premiership and a Briand ministerial fall could thrust Georges Clemenceau back into power. A Clemenceau presidency would imply a new republic head as France braces for war-time upheaval and Balkan and Balkan theater decisions.
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Council
Would Help Some Mister inquired Dusty Rhoades
A fragment shows Dusty Rhoades asking if a resident will donate a dollar to beautify the city with a ticket mentioned. No further context or outcome is provided in readable text.
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Dusty Rhoades
San Antonio Lodge Elects Officers for Ladies Society
The San Antonio Lodge No 381 Ladies Society B L F and E elected officers at its last meeting. Officers include Marguerite Cook president Lizzie McDonald past president Dora Stone vice president Helen Wilard secretary Hulda Garrett treasurer Helen Willard collector Lela Phillips warden Beatrice Walker conductor Maggie Dudley chaplain Ophelia Thurman inner guard Ada Stanley outer guard Beatrice Walker Dora Stone and Marguerite Cook trustees Helen Willard magazine correspondent Helen Willard delegate Marguerite Cook alternate. The organization will give a chance January 21.
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San Antonio Lodge No. 381
Ladies’ Society of the
B. L. F. and
Marguerite Cook
Lizzie McDonald
Dora Stone
Helen Wilard
Hulda Garrett
Helen Willard
Lela Phillips
Beatrice Walker
Maggie Dudley
Ophelia Thurman
Inner Guard
Ada Stanley
Marriage of Max Scheff and Bertha Sadovsky in Laredo
Last Sunday evening the marriage of Max Scheff and Miss Bertha Sadovsky was celebrated at the bride’s cousins home in Laredo. Attendants included Frieda Karotkin Lillian Roseman and Meyer Roseman. flower girls were Sylvia Roseman and Ruth Wharotkin. The ceremony was conducted by Rabbi Solomon with music by Fannie Milgrom.
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Max Scheff
Bertha Sadovsky
Laredo
Max Karotkin
Frieda Karotkin
Lillian Roseman
Meyer Roseman
Meyer Scheft
Sylvia Roseman
Ruth Wharotkin
Bridal Attire Describes Wedding Ceremony Details
The article notes satin and lace wedding dress with pearl trim and a Juniet style veil. Valley lilies and white roses complemented the bridal bouquet while bridesmaids wore pink frocks and carried pink carnations. Supper followed for relatives and intimate friends. the couple planned an eastern trip and will reside at 212 Arsenal street on return.
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Mrs. Scheff
Arsenal Street
Luther League elects church officers at St John’s Lutheran
At the last Luther League meeting of St John’s Lutheran Church Walter Tatsch was chosen president Henry Hein vice president Reinhold Heye treasurer Elsie Heye recording secretary Ida Riebe financial secretary Hulda Taschinger reporter Elsie Taschinger Norma Icke Elizabeth Koch George Olfers and Paul Jadhnig were elected directors
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Luther League of St. John's’ Lutheran Church
Walter Tatsch
Henry Hein
Reinhold Heye
Elsie Heye
Ida Riebe
Hulda Taschinger
Elsie Taschinger
Norma Icke
Elizabeth Koch
George Olfers
Paul Jadhnig
F. D. C. to Convene at Raymond Dreiss Home Monday
The F. D. C. will meet Monday night at the home of Raymond Dreiss. At the last meeting at Morris Kahn's house credits were given to Raymond Dreiss Alfred Pingenot Arthur Speer Lawrence Ahr and Morris Kahn.
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Morris Kahn
Alfred Pingenot
Arthur Speer
Lawrence Ahr
Mrs. Rosie Sievers Hosts Sievers Party in South Mittman
Mrs. Rosie Sievers entertained Selma and Leroy Sievers Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Querbeck on South Mittman street. Refreshments were served and games played with guests including Maude Schweitzer Lela May Schweitzer Josephine Sievers Geraldine Sievers Elmer Overbeck Paul Overbeck Henry Sievers Alphonse Sievers Michel Cadinas Josie Cadinas J H Sievers Henry Sievers Mrs A Schweitzer and Mrs M T Sievers.
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Rosie Sievers
Selma
Leroy Sievers
Elmer Querbeck
South
Mittman Street
Maude
Lela May Schweitzer
Josephine
Geraldine Sievers
Elmer
Paul Overbeck
Henry
Alphonse Sievers
Michel
Josie Cadinas
J. H. Sievers
Henry Sievers
A. Schweitzer
M. T. Sievers
Prize lamb meat questioned by market owner
A meat market proprietor disputes a suspected spoilage claim saying the meat came from a prize lamb and may have been petted too much, leaving the customer unsure about freshness.
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Meat Market
Illinois
Household feud over shared clothes ends in removal of medicine
In a Louisville Courier Journal item a dispute over clothing leads to retaliation as a husband discards his wife’s old medicine bottles after she gave away his late‑era clothes. The fragment hints at ongoing domestic tension.
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Louisville Courier- Journal
Lady in London Garden Prepared for Zeppelin Raids
A Punch joke notes a London lady keeping a hose ready for a Zeppelin raid while a visitor doubts such height limits. The quip reflects wartime air raid humor and civilian preparedness.
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London Garden
Queen Mary Sets Modest Dress Example for War Time
London dispatch reports Queen Mary and Princess Mary favor modest evening wear and longer sleeves to curb extravagance during the war. The queen trims skirts slightly and urges restraint while directing funds saved to war charities. Also noted are efforts to boost London milk supply for babies and reduce infant mortality through depots and affordable bottled milk.
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Queen Mary
England
Princess Mary
PLAN MODEL FARM TO BOOST LONDON MILK SUPPLY
A movement aims to create a 20 000 acre model farm near London next spring. Danish farming experts would train English farmers in Surrey and Sussex to improve milk production from fertile soils. The project intends to produce substantial dairy output.
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