Committees Named to Do Club's Work at Luncheon
A new board of directors formed committees to advance club work and plan social events. The meeting named officers and members including Willkie, Froga, and Johnston, with a formal ball scheduled for February 21 and a public program to follow a luncheon.
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Sond Rede
George
Talat Reo
Ul Geer
Somes
Weyry
Guenther
Peurekl Jae
Tawikbt
Lepisl
Andee
hUinterre
Seorey
Wali Pier Ind IL
Gildybratad
Ennterts
Wolliam
Oldhouse
Tohnston
Dairymen Debate Milk Can Use With Health Board
Rexor County dairymen and the boards of health clash over milk can usage and route limits. President John Littler of the Dairymen’s Association will consult members Monday to decide on potential liability and possible temporary arrangements. A misunderstanding sparked by enacted restrictions prompts the question of whether cans must be abandoned or extended use allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gan Astenio
John Littler
Rexor County
Board of Health
Max
Corpua
Corps Christi
Tex
District Court
Nueves County
Alraady
Turbulent dairymen plan and front reports entice reforms
A local committee proposes exclusive use of Tinilte Bottles to curb contamination in milk supply, risking dairy workers’ hardship. City veterinarian cites experiments on bottle lids, while regional war fronts show Turkish and Austro German forces clashing along Bukowina and Carpathians as Russian advances push into Poland and Hungary.
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Bexar
Rachel Ty
Rheu
Sant
German war costs rise as Britain expands credit and French losses mount
The report shows German expenses swelling to billions with new loans and war bonds while Britain issues cash for 42.5 million a week and increases soldier and navy costs. France and Russia incur smaller bills yet Belgium Serbia and allied nations borrow from England as the war chest tightens. Monthly totals approach two billion dollars and climb by the hour with continuous financial mobilization.
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Pranse
Germany
Inah &T
France
Lloyd George
Belgium
Servia
Rustrania
Greece
Holland
England
Ity
Canada
Sean
Turkish Armies Defeated at Prerograd Front
The Turkish forces, reeling from two crushing defeats, retreat before Russian advances. Russians continue a push toward Tabriz, forcing Turkish withdrawal from Geld Creek area with heavy casualties. Moments suggest a dangerous Soviet-led maneuver.
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Prerograd
Gunther
Tabriz
French Armed Reverse Report From Paris Front
Paris dispatch describes French defenses near Lambareyde and La Passee as heavy fighting continues with casualties. Reports cite bombardments on Arras, Renrle, and Reims, mine explosions near Nouvron, and German advances at Le Ardenne. A British warship of 4000 tons is said wounded at Portsmouth. Garibaldi announces a 49000 strong Garibaldien force forming to aid France.
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Paris
Tieial
Afenent
Lambmertayde
la Passee
Arras
Renrle
Reelincourlla
le Arxonne
Phaibies
M. Augesneur
Irine
London
Germans Mass Troops on Western Front Reported
Amsterdam dispatch from Werksthal on the Belgian German frontier says large numbers of German infantry and artillery are moving through the area, signaling massing for likely attacks on various sectors. Many cannons worn from heavy use are en route to Essen for repairs at Krupp's factory.
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Amsterdam
Werksthal
Herbsthal
Essen
Krupp
Berlin
Sotasatis
Wal
German Brutal Treatment At Trench Water Request
Berlin dispatch reports a German prisoner in French custody brutalized after asking for water from a Red Cross nurse who spat at him. A separate item notes a cottage fire in Alguland Park, with authorities estimating $600 in damage.
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Berlin
Wirplose
Amsterdans
Ripmie
Mires Thelinina
Juan Pend
Kastanavinie
Alguland Park
Marty
Cre
Leo Tances
Thames
Wright
Raven
Life Insurance Agents Form Southwest Association
In San Antonio a new body the Southwestern Association of Life Interweiters organized with F W Maule as president and 37 signatories. The group aims to unite agents from several companies, enforce insurance laws, curb dishonest solicitors, and raise professional ethics while expanding to Houston and Dallas. Orville Thorp of Dallas highlighted clean practices and legal action against rebates, with national secretary Henry Johnson commending the organization’s scope.
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Rup Antonia
Legal Reserve
Ttfe Insurance
Southwestern Association of “Lite Interweiters
Bods Fedenew
Tfe
Orville Thery of
Vailia
North Texas Association of Hite Uhterwriters
Dallas
Houston
Sonntlutton
Byshawek
Weed W. Maile
Peonte
North ‘Texas
San Antonio Ie Insurance
Henry Johnson
Oklahoma City
National Life Unterwriters’ Association
Ubsi
San Antonio
Avie ‘Thorp
W. G. Harris
A. C. Bicer
A. L. Olvis
Myers
Fort Worth
W. R. Elis
Guy MacLaughlin
Elis
Mr. MacLaughlin
Amocluten
Priday
San Anjignls
Johnson Sh
Iglx
Orville Thorp
Texas
Worth Texas Association
Thorp
Mont Crow
Tate
Sinilar
Insurance men named at organization meeting
A fragmented list of attendees at an organization meeting includes J. N. Houston Peter P. Radigan Joe Saint Jong C. Kirty Dr. Frederick J. Contbe Himer Ab bey B. A. Wietermin TL. A. Casey B Gragg Marph L. Colby Claude A. Foquay GC A Goodale BH. GB. Line 8. C. Poniolly O. HL Duty FW. Maile J. Bo Merrill FG. Howe J. J, Miller E. A. Schulz WW. de Deven ALS Caitlagrain Jr Vi Weve HH. A. Waddie Af Mijami HR. B Hopkins H. Sitgv ard ang Eph M Golitateln.
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Wien
J. N. Houston
Peter P. Radigan
Joe Saint Jong
C. Kirty
Frederick J. Contbe
Himer Abbey
Himer Abbey B. A. Wietermin, TL. A. Casey ‘'P B Gragg, Marph L. Colby
Claude A. Foquay
Goodale
C. Poniolly
O. HL
Duty
Maile
Bo Merrill
FG. Howe
J. J, Miller
E. A. Schulz
de Deven Als
Caitlagrain
Vi Weve
A. Waddie
Mijami
German Papers Call for Open Peace Discussion
Reports from Berlin and Copenhagen indicate German newspapers urge open debate on peace terms. Editors criticize the diplomatic service and warn secrecy could harm national interests and delay postwar settlements.
Navy learns from Europe lessons for future policy
United States plans a new naval policy next year based on lessons from the European war. Secretary Daniels declares observers will study European naval forces, aiming to shape recommendations, possibly including a cruiser battleship costing about 3 billion dollars. House action restricts armor piercing shells to proven 12 inch capability.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Europe
Daniele
Navy Department
Bache-Denman Mine Sale Declared Off
Fort Smith Arkansas reporting that the Bache-Denman Chal Syndicate receivership sale to United Mine Workers of America for 200.00 has been broken off by the mine workers. Rioting earlier damaged several surface plants as the dispute over open shop led to violence and a number of indictments.
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Bache-Denman
Fort Smith, Ark
Bache-Denman Chal
United Mine Workers of America
Vaton
Rawhe-Denman Coal Company
Democracy in Colorado Is Only a Farce
John Rockefeller Jr testified before the Federal Trade Commission calling Colorado mining interests a farce. Lawson, a Colorado Fuel and Iron official, accused Rockefeller's company of opposing United Mine Workers aims and highlighted mine fatalities, widow and orphan counts, and harsh camp conditions. He described meetings with Rockefeller and plan proposals to address Colorado tensions, with further testimony scheduled.
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Colorado
John KR. Lawson
Tonutriat Commission
United Mine Workers
John Ds. Rorketeher
Bere
Rockefeller
United Mine Workers of America
Erre
Sapechilly
Guymen
Meath Lawson
Ibn Hatha
Smlarado
Lawson
Ganferencs
Mr. Rockefeller
Hayes
Greene
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Cammn
Athan Belogant
Margia
February Graduation Class to Attend First Presbyterian Service
Members of the February graduating class of the Mulaavétue Tan nehootl will attend the First Presbyterian Sunday services in a body. Arthur Josés, pastor, will deliver the sermon and the class will supervise the musical program. The basement gathering will precede a processional into the church with ivy, palm, green and white decorations.
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First Presbyterian
Arthur Josés
Nylo
Plorence Perry
Rov
Artiur Tanew
Clas
Aelouk
Obituary Abramovite Mnjke Abramovits 83
Abramovits a longtime resident of Toumania native who lived in San Antonio two years before moving here for health. Survived by widow and two children Sammy and Fanny. Funeral 4 PM Sunday from residence 403 Live Gai atraet with interment at Sholam Cemetery. Goring Undertaking Co. advertises local services and ambulance offerings.
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Abramovite
Mjnke
Tre
Secre Sholam
Goring Undertaking Co
Automobile Vantpracat
Religious affiliation poll in Missouri House of Representatives
In Jefferson City on January 30 a Missouri House poll by chaplain shows 24 members unaffiliated with any church. Among the affiliated, 27 Baptists, 21 Presbyterians, 1 Christian, 1 Catholic, 6 Episcopalians, plus small numbers of Lutherans, Methodist, and other groups are recorded.
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Jafferson City
Missouri Touge of Representatives
Rorh Mepsher
Vedy
Taylléts
Atx Catholicn
Christian Sctenen
Washington DC infant linked to White House outreach
The text describes Look ing For Members of Washington DC Inc and a playful exchange involving Baby Bayre, President's grandson, and Private Secretary Tumulty with Sammy Anrl the White House newsboy about joining the YMCA or a similar group. It portrays a campaign push by the VDC A toward broader membership, noting Sammy as a diligent campaign worker.
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Washington, D. C. Inc
Bayre
Tumulty
Sammy Anrl
White House
FE. B.C. A
Sayrey
Kammy
Mr. Tumulty
Sammy
Sayres
V. Df
C. A
Compromise Offered in Fort Smith Rail Refunds
Fort Smith, Jan 10. The Cotton Belt and the Iron Mountain Railroads offered a compromise refund plan totaling over two million dollars stemming from tariff actions. The agreement covers passenger rate refunds and state freight rate surcharges affected by court-led proceedings and a Supreme Court special master’s findings.
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Fort Smith
All
Cotton Belt
Iron Mountain
Railroada
United States
BEXAR ADDS TO FIFTEENTH DISTRICT IN TEXAS
In Austin on January 20 under the Gvings Haney congressional bid, Bexar County is placed in the fifteenth district along with Teal, Blanco, Kendall, Karnes, Goliad, Bexar, Wilson, Karnes, Goliad, Retiro, San Phericke and Arenans. The arrangement aims for a favorable alignment amid varied interests.
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Austin
Tex
Gvings-Haney
Bexar County
Teal
Err
Lespig
Blanco
Kendall
Carnat
Bexar
Wilson
Karnes
Goliad
Bec
Returio
San Phericke
Arenans
Iturbe Victory Report From Guaymas In Mexico
An official wire states the commander at Guaymas surrendered to Wenemi Hurbe. Reports mention numbered Serets and Governor Maytorenn signaling railway prep for reoccupation of Nace. US troops expected to return to Nace, Arizona, with varying Meccns.
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EL Pas
Tex
Giberal Caileaban
Nogale
Ginyimas
Lodas
Wenemi Hurbe
Serets
Govermor Maytorenn
Nace
United States
Tropa
Arizona
Hill Callies
Official Call For Convention Issued By Texan Cattlemen
The official call announces the thirty ninth annual convention of the Cat to Ruisers' Amectation of Texan to be held in San Antonio, chaired by J. D. Jackson and Spiller. It notes entertainment arranged by the San Antonio cathemen and Chamber of Commerce, reviews articles of the organization, and cites past recoveries of nearly 6,000 head of cattle, horses and mules from Mexico. Attendance is expected to exceed 4,070 cattlemen.
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Catto Ruisers
Texan
Ban Antonin
Maren
Haa
Bern
J. D. Jackson
Secretart’ Spiller
San Antonin Cathemen
Chamber of
Camrapree
Mexico
San Antonio
Ike Z. Pryor
Beneen
Aerial warfare to feature at state fairs in the Southwest
Kansas City officials and fair managers from Missouri and neighboring states gathered to plan aerial display acts for next summer. Bomb dropping airships and mock battles will headline exhibitions, with miniature towns and coordinated exhibits to showcase war machinery and demonstrations across Missouri Kansas Texas Louisiana and Oklahoma. Managers expect the fair season to surpass previous years and emphasize cross state cooperation for exhibit exchanges.
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Kansas City
Fan
Europe
Stats Fire
Missouri
Kanena
Texas
Louisiana
Oklahema
Alice Stale
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