Kentucky Troops at El Paso to Return Home
War Department designates one company from each of Kentucky’s three infantry regiments at El Paso to return to department headquarters. Company A First Infantry, Company B Second Infantry, and Company D Third Infantry will entrain when transportation is available. Washington issued the orders. officers offered no explanation for the release. General Funston plans to reach San Antonio Friday night after a two week inspection of border troops and Mexican area.
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War Department
el Paso
Department
Washington
Kentucky
Funston
San Antonio
Mexico
New York Cavalry to Play Texas Infantry in San Antonio
One thousand New York men arrive by three trains to join football at Texas League Park against the Second Texas Infantry. The Cavalry Frolic show supports the trip with large seat sales, military dances, and a Military Night with General Funston and staff expected to attend.
Turkish Rule and New World Order Postwar Debate
The article argues that Turkish rule remains aggressive under German influence and must end, warning that treaties and international laws cannot ensure lasting peace. It notes Germany’s war aims, the ruthlessness of occupiers, and the danger of a peace built on conquest and fear rather than justice.
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Near East
Union and Progress
Abdul Hamid
Germany
Armenia
Syria
Europe
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France
Italia
Allies Must First Win in War and Peace
The piece argues that peace must rest on three aims: remove causes of unrest, delegitimize central powers, and devise international sanction backed by law. It stresses American sacrifices for durable peace and views Britain’s note as a move toward a world federation aligning with President Wilson’s vision.
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Europe
Great Britain
World Federation
Wilson
United States
Guardsmen Likely to Finish Border Duty in Five Days
unofficial reports from Columbus New Mexico say the militia may be released from border service within five days. Officials offered no formal confirmation on the rumor and provided no details.
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N. M
Border Service
North Texas Dealers Join Special Train to Chicago Show
Automobile dealers from Dallas Fort Worth and Waco will travel to the Chicago Automobile Show January 27 on the San Antonio Special. Dealers from Waco Waxahachie Hillsboro and Dallas anticipate reservations and a large turnout. A St Louis luncheon with Texas visitors is planned for January 28.
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Fort Worth
Waco
Chicago
San Antonio
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L.B. Sheppard
Southwestern
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Waco Automobile Dealers’ Association
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Hillsboro
Buford
St. Louis
Texas
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St. Louis Automobile Dealers’ and Manufacturers’ Association
There Are Dogs and Dogs
Sam reads a paper and balks at a $5000 dog sale while Maria defends the high price. A Pear con's Weekly aside notes some dogs' worth exceeds their owners. A German scientist touts curing obesity with trace metals in food.
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Pearcon's Weekly
Caupolican to Speak at Rotary Luncheon in San Antonio
Chi Caupolican the Chilean singer and orator will guest at the Rotary Club luncheon at the St Anthony hotel Friday noon. The event also hosts several First New York cavalry members in San Antonio for the big football game, including a rare quartet. Chief Caupolican is remembered for his oratory and song. About fifteen New York cavalrymen who are Rotarians in civil life are expected to attend.
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Chi Caupolican
Mjestic Theater
First New York Cavalry
San Antonio
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Rotarians
Yorkshire eating contest winner shuns wife’s dinner
In a country town in Yorkshire a large eating competition ended with one victor consuming leg of mutton vegetables and plum pudding washed down with ale. As he was paraded home he warned the crowd not to tell his wife or she would not feed him.
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Yorkshire
Toronto Globe
New Warships Ten Exceed Estimates in Naval Row
Washington January 18. Five big ship builders told the House naval committee that the 16.5 million dollar cost limit would have to be raised whether ships are built privately or in navy yards. They said hull and machinery costs would run near 19 million per ship, yielding about 1.5 million profit per vessel, and that aging labor markets and yard equipment would strain supply. Some indicated a possible compromise to raise the limit to authorize private yards for cruisers and fund yard equipment for later ships. No final decision was reported.
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Washington, D. C
Navy Department
House Naval Committee
Congress
Daniels
Navy Yards
Fore River
Union Iron Companies
Federal Trade Commission
Not Up in Golf President Defends Attacked Airplane
Alan R. Hawley of the Aero Club of America defended an American airplane that was attacked in New York during a dinner. He contrasted attackers with a farmer who misheard a golf shout and insisted on paying four after the gag.
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Alan R. Hawley
The
Aero Club of America
New York
Washington Star
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