Obituary Adaiph Tiustartt and family notices
Adaiph Tiustartt obituary notes Adolph Moffirth aged 47, a miner and Texan native resident of San Aumonig for forty one years. Survivors include five winters and several relatives. services held Friday morning at 19 Avelek, 428 Yellow Street, with local figures listed.
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Adaiph
Adolph Moffirth
Aisa Welvek
Chin Mine Street
Rade
San Aumonig
Motta
Oro Mottarte
Cutten Arts
Munery
Witt
Wink
Avelek
Yelloun Street
Frieze Family Mourns in Austin County Funeral
Mrs Bertha Frieze widow of a local man died at her home in Waltonal ceme tery after ill health. She was a native of Austin county and survived by five sons and three daughters, with four sisters and two brothers named. Funeral services held at St John Lutheran with burial in the Darthertat cemetery. Burial conducted by Wolf. A list of local funeral suppliers appeared in ads.
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Bertha Frieze
Aertha
Wernesday
Austin County
Wattay
Si Aptana
Briehten
Midis
Genieverea
Ban Aaitiati
Tree Wrothers
Charlen
Mheltiauth
Tienty Mierery
San Antonio Population Figures Stir Health Department Debate
A San Antonio population figure debate emerges from a 1973 health department briefing. Officials discuss using a 170000 to 200000 range for mortality statistics, citing the city’s growth and the impact on death rates and state reporting. Names such as Dr Rings, Mayor Belt, Jules Appler, and statisticians from the Commerce Department surface in the discussions.
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San Antonio
Routitrot McGee
Cole Jr Piel
Rings City Health
Belt
Jules Appler
That Tv
Mie Auestion
Ly Que
Lavia
Yhiol Atellities
Amber
Mie
More Wheat Required Donon January Interview
Chet Boile Hin calls upon the United States to release 8,000,000 bushels amid wartime food storage concerns in Great Britain. An Associated Press interview discusses substitutes and the dangers of shortages, noting difficulties with storage, distribution, and policy amid wartime pressures.
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Donon
Chet Boile Hin
United States
Britann
Diliess von Willburnesa
Unclear Navy Candy Inquiry Hints at Supply Disruptions
Reported discovery of abnormalities in candy handling in navy canteens prompted suspension of candy sales and related purchases of supplies. Officials avoided detailing impact while officials prepared a formal report. No confirmation yet and licenses cited remain under review.
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Y Department
Pherov
Lcienens Fron
Ice Gorge Hold Upset. Mississippi River Crisis
Turbulent Mississippi report from Richardson's Landing details a large ice gorge threatening central river reaches with 12 to 15 feet rises. Damage to shipping valued at $446,000 noted as crews attempt to free stranded boats. Columbus Kentucky also reports ice buildup impacting river navigation amid wartime public theater plans in Wyarkday. Gen Tsakor arrives in France with staff.
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Kurt
Memphis
Mississippi River
Richardson’s Landing
Columbus
City firemen threaten strike over refused raise
City firemen warned of a strike if a 10 percent wage increase is not guaranteed by January 1 and a stronger June raise is promised. Fire chief urged compromise as 100 workers stood ready to walk out at 1 am if demands were unmet, amid rising living costs and gear price hikes.
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Lowther and Lambert
I. & Kerdiwus
Horana Street
Bell
Ruckman
Ruckitn
Ciizens
Lire Department
Soehibers
Ciforma
Jerum
Enloe Mayer
Dale
Towks
Whitch
Neon
Midal
Hin
Guets
Mr. Wright
Cnly
Burleson Nominated Again For Postmaster General
President Wilson sent to the Senate the renomination of Postmaster General Burleson amid cabinet debate on tenure beyond twenty days after a president’s term. The move sparked opposition chatter as the Senate began executive session, while other cabinet members were not renominated. Also reported is the death of former Austrian military official and diplomat Siemens Brigadier Pyayz.
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Ceneuil
Senate
Washington
Wilson
Burleson
Tari
Hayate
Xepaion
Burlexon
Phare Ware
Turlenon
Averian
Beni
Smstredam
Tan
Feu
Wield Amayehol Pyayz Vert Tagger
Drmaty Ehiet
Austrian General Staff
Viens
Ugssulsslalance
Chamberlain attacks War Department in Senate speech
Senator Chamberlain, speaking before the National Security League, charged the War Department with failures that cost American lives and hindered mobilization. He argued the administration mismanaged ordnance and readiness, urging frank disclosure to unite the public and strengthen the war effort.
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Mendior Chamberlain
Cantmmnents
Caips
War Department
Nedeel
Charmberlain
National Security League
New York
W. Scudtor Chamberlain
Mie
Chamberlain
Goly
Senate
Shaleberhiln Geld
Ain Ameria Vititon
Lin Lad
Torinest
Ohief
Senuttork
Camden
Gener Cragter
Eniet of
Ordnies
Nad
Udidh
Ci Ordinance Department
Crogler
Smericn
Avery
Wien
Russia rejects German peace offer on Poland gains
A war era report notes Russia rejects a German peace proposal citing central powers aims to annex Poland Lithuania and Baltic territories. The dialogue covers Austrian and German plans and US officials questioning maritime aggressions and possible shipmaster policy changes with McNamara and Houston debating accountability.
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Poland
Lithuania
Courland
Riza
Livonia
Moon Sound
Russia
Brass-Litoymir
Austrian
Shitesmien TG
Sivivini
German Leads Worries Over Parliamentary Glides
The Amaperdam paper reports that Petrograd indications show Bolshevik threats loom large and question arises if negotiation with men promoting anarchy is prudent amid rising tension. Merlin's copy confirms uneasy signals from Berlin and London circles.
Arrests in Revolt Across Putrograd and Aftermath
Bolshevik forces arrest scores including leaders amid charges of a revolutionary plot by Sonin Revolutionists. Seized bombs, firearms, and a Red Guard member linked to the murder of Shingarott and Kokosh kine at the Marine Hospital. Toll mounts with 40 killed and 200 wounded during unrest on the previous Tuesday.
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Putrograd
Bolsheviki Authoridus
Sonin
Red Guard
A. J. Shingarott
Fr. Kokoshkine
Menders
Kerensky
Marine Hospital
Anilor
Ieader Jy
Admiralty Asked If Ship Loss Had Been Suppressed
In the official list of five vessels the admiralty faced questions over a possible concealment of losses. Mr Monsentha testified the ships were itemized. HM officers noted no duty assignments. The discussion touched on German war submarines and possible coverage of sinkings affecting the east coast and ports.
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McNamara
Houston
Tsun
Wovaton
McNamare
Andmarine
MoNsinnta
Duomary
McNatuta
Hoport
Touxton
Ant Buen
Pege
Crown Jewels Plunder Amid War Dispatches
Dispatches report a seizure of crown jewels by allied powers in Amsterdam and Petrograd era turmoil. Funds from the Mowithian treasury were deposited in Moscow banks, and Romanian crown jewels were taken at Kishinev amid shifting fronts and diplomatic unrest.
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Amsticrdam
Jun
Mir
Accordine Co Petrograd
Ter Man Wewapaners
Af Inilireet
Bulsteyisl Hag
Mowithian
Moscow
Kishipew
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