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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1918
Page
8
A factory notes that every tire bears the maker's mark and punishment follows for returns, forming a cadre of master tire builders. Their average personal efficiency runs at 96 percent.
London Times reports Japan remains split over intervening in Siberia. Colonel Vladimie Turban, representing Czecho-Slovaks, notes Tokyo conflicted by advice, ambivalence, and fear. Diplomatic council secret meeting fuels speculation on whether action will occur. It lacks exclusive power, yet opinions vary among leaders.
The article notes a split in Japanese leadership and diplomats over intervention in Siberia. Prime Minister and Foreign Minister favor action, while generals like Makajima push for understanding, Kusunose warns mobilization alone misses human factors. Public opinion and press diverge, with few visionaries fearing German influence. The Travelers' Cigar Shop is briefly mentioned as an aside.
A Fourth of July program at the community house begins at 8:30 PM with a concert and dancing. Eugene Staffel, M. Winner, Miss Hattie Stargett, Miss Louisa Wilke, Adolph Seebe, and Miss Louise Wilke perform solos and duets including Marche Militaire and The Star Spangled Banner, directed by Arthur Claasven.
In New Braunfels Texas July 3 A T Barrett candidate for Congress speaks in Comal County denouncing Kaiser Prussian junkerdom and Slayden loyalty charges. He accuses Slayden of pro Kaiser votes and urges Germans and Americans to vote July 27 to show Americanism with rallies and appeals to patriotism.
A guardian expresses gratitude for public support and willingness to share sacrifice in facing national burdens, acknowledging the collective effort and steadfast resolve of the community.
Washington reports fiscal year end collections of 3.672 billion dollars, up from 800 million the prior year and below the 3.4 billion expected from wartime measures. Commissioner Ro per notes collection costs of 12.006 million and says the bureau’s staff more than doubled in the year.
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