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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1918
Page
11
The text describes a disrupted wedding scene with a kingly gift, a groom named Socle, and a distraught father. An immediate wagon returned, dumping a ton of coal on the parlor floor, while a bashel of fan follows—a scene of chagrin and post ceremony trouble.
Mrs John A Meyers of Gainesville and Withers of Fort Worth are among guests at the St Anthony. Martin of New York tops at the Menger. Travis Johnson of Rockport registers at the Lanier. Dr H Stow Garlick of Laredo and J H Hunter of Kansas City stay at the Gunter and Lanier respectively. W A OLeary of Little Rock at the Menger. Heard couple of Rosenberg guests at the Gunter. Armatrong of Rockport registered at the Lanter. Castramanis of Hutchinson Kansas at the Savier. West of Houston at the Menger. Martins of Kingsville at the Gunter. Viancock of Alvin at the St Anthony.
Mexico faces a crisis as El Universal accuses German minister Von Eckhardt of violating neutrality and stirring labor unrest and anti democratic sentiment. Palavicini calls for expulsion as he denounces German propaganda and seeks Mexico’s immediate action and unity with the Allies.
The mutual interest in familiar places and people built an acquaintance network in the city. A soldier from Pittsburg Fenn on border service in San Antonio sought civilian ties, and a Westmorekind County, Pens. resident replied, believing the soldier hails near his home town.
The Light’s Home Folks plan connects soldiers in camp with civilians from larger eastern cities who once lived in those towns. A soldier seeking a pleasant evening contact asked for help and a civilian responder offered to locate former residents in San Antonio with no charge or publicity.
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