Woman Killed as Streetcar Leaves Tracks
Mrs Gille T Williams of Crowley La and her husband Henry T Williams of Fort Sam Houston were injured as West Magnolias streetcar No 200 derailed after striking a switch near Maverick Park late Saturday. The car plowed into a tree and electric pole, throwing passengers and injuring soldiers J Roleman and Tat Malone. Williams was pinned between the rear vestibule and the tree. he suffered bruises to his left hand arm and leg. Crowded car, urgent medical response, and multiple ambulances followed.
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Gille T. Willams
Crowley
Wax
Henry ‘T Williams
13Th Machine Geo Company
Fort Sam Houston
West Magstamo Heights
Avenue Cana Tenth Streen
Maverick Park
Williams
Nesta Road
Ehiiy
Tie Wed
E. J. Smith
H. B. Blount
Alamo Heights
Corour
Maverick Turk
Charles
Hayden
Hilza
Beth Price
Ninth Street
Tenth Street
Ft Fontaine
Salle
Geen
Wyeth Hospital Leased By YWCA For Boarding G irls
Wyeth Hospital on Main Avenue and Myrtle Streets is leased by the YWCA for a new girls boarding home to ease housing needs during the war emergency. A connected kitchen and dining wing will serve the home, opening likely in the first week of February. The special house committee led by Mrs. A V W Green is arranging furnishings and plans, with a membership dinner and annual meeting set for January 21. A national tour by Miss Mildred Corbett and Miss Young includes visits to hostess houses, and Child Labor Day services are planned at the YWCA San Antonio chapter.
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Y.W. C. Acad
Ducal
Agsdci Fon
Wyeth Hospital
Mainavenue
Myrtle Streets
C. Branch
Myre
Ty Hillyer
Mes
Clinton Brown
George C. Vaughn
Overt Martindale
Mia
J. H. Fost
Joseph Marx
Association
San Antonio
Association Board of Directors
Mildred Corbett
Miss Young
National War Svork Council
National Council
Isten— Sinn
A. V W. Green
YWC. A
National Committee
Af Child Labor
Wilson
America
Maisy Elizabeth West
Carnegie Abrahigh
Mrs. Til Rochs
Mrs. C. \. dlead
Nationwide Food Conservation Plea Prompts Wheat Reductions
The document urges Americans to cut wheat use by 30 percent to secure overseas and domestic supply. It prescribes baking and home meal adjustments, weekly wheatless days, and reduce beef and pork consumption. Substitutes like potatoes and other grains are urged to replace wheat in homes and public eating places.
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Lo Wed
Dielay
Severe storm rain sweeps Middle West
A severe July storm disrupts railroads across the Middle West. Snow accumulations in Wisconsin reach seven inches as trains are canceled and delays mount. Railroads warn of possible widespread tieups while Chicago braces for continued blizzard conditions and coal shortages amid emergency measures by city officials.
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Middle West
Ghivagh
Chisago
Riie
Iuneau
Wailror
Wisconsin
Soo Line
Northwestern
Chicago
Ilinois Central
Frain Washington
McAdoo
Mme
Adoo
Scinity
Belt Line Railrose
Chicargo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Finais
Indiana
Leon
Ghicaga
Terre Haute
Chicago and Eastern Wines
Avrorh Cama
Aurora
Elgin
Municipal Citicage
Discontent Over German Leadership Spreads Quietly
In a fragmentary report from wartime sources, Scheldemann is cited making bold statements near Vienna about German leadership and Pan-German projection. The piece notes rare openness and risk in criticizing Kaiser Wilhelm and the Pan German movement, suggesting a bold shift in Teutonic support.
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Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm
Vienna
Pan- Germard
Seheldemann
Heratefure Aubeldemann Hiv Thoen
Scholderoama
Tanine Reverses Decline of Fort Worth Woman
Mrs Berth Sowell of Fort Worth recounts severe weakness and weight loss from a prolonged illness. After poor relief from a hospital and nerve distress, she began Tanine, reporting appetite return, better digestion, steady weight gain of thirty five pounds after five bottles, and renewed energy to care for her home. She praises Tanine as a lifesaver and urges others to try it, noting San Antonio outlets Wagner's Drug Store and Meier's Pharmacy handle distribution.
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Venta
Berth Sowell
T. 9. Sowell
Pavia
Texas
Broadway
Fort Worth
Sowell
San Antono
Wagner
Meier
Presona
German scheme ally and Kaiser praised as safe and sound
New York January 26 report outlines a volatile German political scene as Count Hertling seeks a victory peace while internal revolt grows in Hungary and Austria Hungary, with Czernin’s stance signaling potential shifts. The Kaiser’s preparedness and military leaders pressure Hertling amid Wilson and Lloyd George diplomacy.
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Stockham
New York
Adersoelcy
Wualriy- Hungary
Germany
Count van Hertling
Iniker
Hertling
Whson
Liasd George
von Hindems
Teudendorf
Crown Polley
Hohsnzollernlarn
Hungarian minister Czernin speeds peace effort likely
Authoritative reports say Foreign Minister Czernin will hasten peace, with Pope Benedict approving the speech as a forceful appeal to President Wilson for fire therapy. The Czernin and Hertling messages draw great Vatican interest though no formal Vatican comment is issued.
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Czernin
Pope Benedict
Wilson
Garden Named Secretar y of Southwest Province
GARDEN NAMED cv AW S Gadren of San Antonio archdeacon of the Episcopal diocese of West Texas has been chosen secretary of the Southwest province comprising Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Missouri and Arkansas by the synod meeting in Oklahoma City. Garden has held multiple church and educational posts in West Texas since 1906 and will assume duties under diocesan bishops and missionary leaders from his base in San Antonio.
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AW. S
Gadren
San Anstonio
Episcopal Nincess
West Texas
Southwest
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Miaouri
Ranead
Arkansas
Oklahoma City
Laelady
Varios
Archdeacon Garden
Diocess of
Canada
Ho Han
Minsions Ars
Colind and
Tacknore
Grace Church
Cuero
Bpisca« Bute Endowment Rand
Dloveso
West Texas Miliary Academy
da Garten Academy
Bru
Antonio
Goethals Presses on Business Efficiency War Debate
Congress eyes a showdown on War Department handling of World War I progress with Baker under cross examination. Questions target court martial cases, Wood’s Kan Cimu posting, and claims of suppressed casualty news while administration seeks to avoid bitter, long debates and push for quicker economic measures.
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I T
War Department
Cant Puneton
Camp Beuregard
Itsiru
Laa
Hugh Crltl
Lloyd Geore
Leonard Wood
Kanimu
Woot
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