Campaign Fliven Big Send-Off At San Antonio Event
Workers gathered despite rain for the YWCA 440,000 fund drive kickoff led by W. M. McIntosh. Highlights included inspirational remarks by Rear Afclotosh and calls to enlist support, with 100+ attendees announcing captains for campaign teams and noting the drive runs through January with reports in club rooms at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tio
VT. Wy. CA
Glee
San Antonio
Ths X.ay
Ths. W. GO. A
Guter
Ife
Atorist
Wemall
Teen Siren
Agipday School
Bar Antonis
United States
Across Nogales Notes and a Nomadic City Walk
A fragmentary column travels from Tyesso to Notales describing a Mexican border town mood. It mentions atom glands, a coedutional university rifle, polo plans against Princeton, and a cross city view from Zion park toward Qougtas with Dhtr mines. The piece blends travel image with local quirks and notes Nogales temperance debates.
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Princeton
Laurenceville
Avizont
Meghea
Ciy
Mersenne
Nogales
Hungary Military Expert Dies Amid Conference
fragmentary report from Budapest states a Hungarian military expert, Arvinder Kircher, 58, collapsed during a treasure perceived conference last night. A minute later his daughter died in bed from an apparent heart failure. authorities noted the incident as a fatal medical event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Budapest
Hitegeey Jeo
Arvinder Kircher
Debts of a Star and a Secret Jewelry Trail
Testimony reveals Bow used her own money to cover many expenses for the actress and her circle, including theater tickets and gifts. The trial focuses on purchases by Miss De Vor and others, with claims of expensive jewelry and a $2,000 watch, as prosecutors seek to clarify misused funds and financial conduct.
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Beree
Daisy de Voe
Clara
Rex Bell
Miss de Vor
Bow
Mtu
New York
Texas
Mise Defoe
Earl Piereon
Cle
Lothar Mendez
Alo
Richman
Samphire
Clare
Miss Bow
Imal
Howeser
Harry Hickman
Spring Is Early in Newfoundland at Jors R XP
Unclear OCR text mentions Newfoundland winter natives and weather terms. Fragmentary items reference early spring conditions and local climate notes without clear events or identifiable persons or organizations. Summary captures readable facts without adding details.
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Newfoundland
Faith Baldwin Novel Debuts in The San Antonio Light
Faith Baldwin known for Divorce and The Difficult Way presents Make Believe. The San Antonio Light begins serializing the new novel January 21 featuring Mary Tom Thurnton as the central figure in a tale of dark complications conveyed with the author’s deft touch. Also a note on dancing nightly and taxi service advertisements appears.
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Faith Valbvin
Faith Baldwin
San Antuno
Mary Tom Thurnton
Antonio Igke
Reds Imperil Ua Report On Soviet Trade Connections
A congressional report details intensified visa controls and deportation laws while examining Amtorg the Soviet trading network. It notes Amtorg exports and imports reach many millions annually with limited invested capital and modest U.S. commerce, and questions authenticity of documents tied to former police commissioner Whalen.
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Zigibal Publ
Amtorg Corporation
Soviet Union
Busi Nets
Isha An & Credit Banis
United States
New York
Poller
Whalen
Upshaw to Speak in San Antonio on Sunday
William D. Upshaw, described as a successor to Brian, will deliver three addresses in San Antonio Sunday. The events include a reception at the Municipal Building Saturday afternoon from 3 oclock, with a long receiving line. a principal address at Travis Park Methodist Church Sunday afternoon at 3, and a prohibition advocacy speech at Drespece Till Baptist church at 11 am. A church meeting at Travis Park will feature a Thomas Reed program and a film about Trial and Triunoni.
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William D. Upshaw
Forsier Vougceeman
Grorpiu
Brian
Xisea
San Antonio
Dynkaw
J. M. Ghras
Women's Christians
Temperance Anton
Aoe Penneed
Kiver
Travia Park
Flo Wild
IL A.m
Brae Tapitat
Travis Park
Thomas Reed
Chris. Hen
Fleren
Triuroni
Goshaw
Counterfeit Money Lands 2 in Jail
Cincinnati report states two men arrested in January 1744 on counterfeit currency charges. Acting on a complaint from Mrs. now of Silverton police arrested Leonard J Bo Des Moines Texas and Wendie Gaither Valley Texas. They are held for federal authorities. Stew Nelann charged the two men passed a $20 counterfeit bill at her stall.
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Mita le
Bill Renurme
Ciara
Attornes
Dave Clark
George Atri Meare
Djetriet Olforner
Witners At
Mids DeVoe
Slora Tew
Mixa de
Freeworke
Freedman
Stics
Clara
Mie Row
Trojan
Little Nine
Cincinnati
Mra
Silverton
Leonard J BO
Des Moines
Texa
Wendie ‘Gaither
Valley
Texas
Nelann
Oil Men Telegraph Hoover for Tariff Prominence
Oil men of the San Tonquin valley telegraphed President Hoover seeking a protective tariff or otherwise favorable action on all imports. The message, dated January 17, was sent from Bakersfield and references a Washington audience request.
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Hoover
Bakersfiegls
Catit
Washington
San Tonquin Valley
Slayer of Woman Sentenced to Hang
A man named Benjamin F. Brown was sentenced to death by hanging for the murder of a woman and an infant. The case occurred near LOR ANGELAY and involved a younger man named Merle F ll n, 25, with connections to the family. The jury found him guilty after testimony, and Emory Hille is noted among the involved parties.
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Angelay
Benjamin F. Brown
Merle F.lln
Che Alepl Tealde
Sevrmarie Havne Todas
Sovlerdas
Dushpaye
Biaband
Emory Hille
France War Readiness and American Aid Debate
The article discusses Allied expectations of limited U S military aid from Britain and France in 1917. Lloyd George warned that American tonnage shortages would hinder large forces abroad for some time. It notes American behind the lines support, including raw materials and financial aid, but stresses the unprepared state and a potential year before a trained army could be fielded.
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Stall Codford
Ole
France
Ines
Aleo
Lloyd George
Quai d'Orsay
Great Britain
America
Allied delay and calls for American troop deployment
A historic war era discussion notes deplorable Allied delays and the push for sending American engineering, supply, and medical units to maintain strength. It argues French and U.S. staffs caused strategic missteps, urging prompt reinforcements for Pershing and a stronger base for a much larger expedition.
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Mseume
War College
Troore
Gra. Tevser H. Tina
Peeshing
Marshall Jolter
Reneral
Rious
Secretary of War
Pershing
France
Hoeft
Ieee
Planning Gaps Lag in Allied WWII Force Formation
The assistant chief and staff faced a lack of concrete plans for numbers, organization, equipment, and supply tonnage. Authorities offered no definite ideas on how many men were needed or how to deploy them, with uncertainties about transport and support from sources. Both the Joffee and fallout commissions suggested hopes for individual or Allied assignments, but plans remained indecisive.
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Atatment
Ageret
Aeurope
Atsit
Dur
Unita
Nerthe
Operat Independentiz
Memoir on American Army Planning During World War I
The text discusses strategic debates on forming an independent American army for the Lorraine front, the role of Allied coordination, and logistics including port and rail decisions. It notes planners’ preference for not subordinating the U.S. to Allied forces, the choice of sector deployment, and the involvement of figures like General Catala, Alfred Tend ers, and Major Murphy in liaising with French authorities and Red Cross funding efforts.
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Mand
Avery
Avery Sonpireration
Rardeaux
Nazaler
Tiwax
Forcen Fim
Alfred Tenders
Lorraine
Catala
Mt. Mihir
Joffre Mianion
America
Yoren
Grayson
Murphy
Hed Cross
France
Thera
Nm Percu
Alber
Verkins
Ides
Penrill
Red Cross
Focal
Dorothy Canfield
Gincofe
Neb
John Tinney
Paris Mission Details on Early Allied Convoy Deployment
The report describes actions near St Nazaire with Allied advance elements of the Niret division and the Sixteenth Battalion, Uru battallona, and Fifth Matiacs. It notes attention to flotillas, a convoy headquarter move, and the arrival of a naval liaison, Rene Adsoleat, and Albert Gleanns overseeing convoy operations.
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Paris
Ogden
Mille
Dente
St. Nazaire Jude Dy
Niret Division
Firat
Bt. Nee Eale
Ldwentre Tr
Pifth Matiacs
Toste
Geval Veesels
Trave
Rene Adsoleat
Albert Glearns
Training the First Division Units at St Nazaire and Belfort
General William L. Sibert commands the First Division as it prepares for long training periods in France. Brigadiers J C Vullard and Omer Bundy lead two brigades with familiarity from academy days. Censorship rules limit troop movement details while Americans arrive and debark with limited public disclosure.
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St. Nazaire
Diviglol
Gonirechurt
Oorth
Neuredateau
Valdubon
Belfort
William L. Sibert
Giocer
Fanama Canal
Firat
Academy
Clnsaen
France
Enfia
New
Newn
Prem Bureau
Plang
Audh
First Amer
Sean Koopa
Paris
Pershings
Frank Ozuna Delivers Light While Learning Art
Frank Ovuna, a 16 year old carrier from 301 Jean Street, San Antonio, has earned money over ten months for an art education. He now works in the Sid ney Lanier Junior High mill shop and maintains a 19 mile route over a long Light delivery run, always reliable when it is time to deliver panera.
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Frank Ovuna
Jean Street
San Antonio
Frank
Sidney Lanier Junior High School
Johnny
Ime
Panera
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Intosh
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A.T. Whayne
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Lee Paltres
W. J. Foster
A. F
Bollou
Cosby
DO Turnbull
Bpairman
Frank Pancoast
Walter Welchell
N.a Saigh
Dulard Foot
Crockett Snider
Bpark
George Taft
Misa Blanche McComb
Old First Church
Presbyterian
Alamost
Alexander
P B. Hill
Ittiztedy Welcome
Ated Betee
Clara Bow
Los Angeles Court House
Flapper
Star
Ieee Ade
Goa
Balerday
Wad
Woma Weatatr
Rome
Ark
Yegamers
Plevar
Londy
New Orleans
X. T. Coody
Orr Crier
Port Arthur
Take Believe
Pinca Taxi Danese
We Furniah
C Hose
FEZ W. Oppoaile
Frost National “Bank
REDS
Imperil
Upshaw
General Pershing
Brucker
Michi
Gan
Mrs
Lansing
Atate’s
Saginaw
Inter
Surong
Meriber
Pacifiata
Newareel
Witt
Frank Ozuna
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