Marines for Transfer Announced For Various Units
San Antonio alerts 22 trained Marines from the signal battalion for transfer to heavy artillery at Quantico. Mechanics enroll in Class 6 for transfer to Marine Barracks Philadelphia. Electricians and ten stenographers in Class 4 are listed for transfer to the aviation section at Miami. Barrett seeks congressional nomination pending voters at primaries.
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San Antonio
Marine Corps
Quantico
Marine Barracks
Philadelphia
Miami
Ila
Decorated for Gallantry and Dies in Action
Lieutenant Vrenil of the 19th Infantry was killed on the western front June 20 shortly after a gallantry decoration. He served in the Philippines Alaska Vera Cruz and France and was survived by his widow Mrs Katherine Prem and family in Vail Town. His wife spoke of his bravery and said he never knew fear while sharing mourning with friends and neighbors.
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Wesley Rem
Formarly
van Ness Street
Western Front
Prenil
Vrenil
Vail
Nineteenth Infantry
United Statos
Philippine Islands
Alaska
Funston
Vera Graz
United States
del Rio da Kort Sam Touston
Wrance
Jem
Comand
Enpany
Franece
20Th Infantry
Roosevelt
Ile
Katherine Prem
Town
Frey
Alex Rey
Left Bonds to Friends Amid War Bond Gift Mystery
A Swiss born officer and his lieutenant formed firm wartime friendship in France and were decorated together. Captain Prey left Liberty Bonds to Mrs Freml during a leave in Switzerland, claiming the Vremls were the only people to truly know him. The Bonds have not reached Mrs Freml, and no word has come from her husband since his decoration.
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Mreml
France
Ifantry
Captain Prey
Switzerland
Prem
Mrs. Frem
Alcs
Freml
War Department
Vremls
Turko Bulgarian frontier dispute colors Turkish views
Constantinople reports from Sabah that German shifts in Turco Bulgarian frontier policy affect Turkey. The Turkish press questions Sofia's reactions and Bulgaria’s likely restraint as Dr. von Kuehlmann backs Turkish claims.
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Amsterdam
Roumania
Constantinople
Reinische Westfachsche Reitung
Essen
Sabah
Germany
Turkey
von Kuehlmann
Arledge Family Golden Wedding Celebrated in Coke County
Joe W. Arledge of the Arledge ranch returned from Stanton where he attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Ale and W. Arledge. The couple, aged 75 and 70, have four children and multiple grandchildren with no deaths in the family. Children listed include Floyd W Arledge, W W Arledge, Noah M Arledge, and Cole Arledge.
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Robert Leo Vex
Joe W. Arledge
Arledge
Coke County
Stanton
Goldon
Ale
W. Arledge
Cake County
W. W. Arledge
Isbnd
Maryneal
Clackwell
Rumor Denials From Juarez On War Refugees
General Murguin states reports of German refugees and a campaign in the north are false. He asserts Germany is not allowed to campaign, and civilians show no sign of mass movements toward the Durdige foothills amid ongoing tensions.
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Juarez
Mexico
Hinentete
Tress
Frineisen Mucguia
Novi Hwosterny
Wilitar Mans Nee Bein
Mesivo
Durdige
Ape Jonger
Russia Lost Fleet Allegations Stir Press Debate
The Paulle Ledger reports Petrograd claim three quarters of Russia’s fleet destroyed by own crews under central soviet orders to move vessels to Sebastopol with later German agreement for return. Sources cite delays from the Blak Sea. Antonioa Wight exposes Stayden’s reward. Beethoven Hall event announced for Tuesday night.
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Paulle Ledger Co
Petrograd
Blak Sea
Sebastopal
Ander
Russia
Waersion
Antonioa Wightshite Ledger
A. P. Barrett
Mr. Stayden
Beethoven Hall
New Hats Feature Banded Sailor Styles in Retail Show
A New York Times design note describes rough banded sailor hats displayed by millinery firms. Extensions of white Georgette, pineapple straw colors, and felt brims create transparent effects with matching bands and embroidered wool flowers. The report links fashion to broader farm and textile trends shaping the nation.
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New York Times
Retail Millinery Association of America
Two Aviators Die in Ardmore Plane Crash Near Oklahoma Border
Edward Gurke Sullivan of San Antonio and mechanic Doyle of Grand Rapids died when their one-seater aircraft burst into flames near Ardmore Oklahoma during a return flight from Fort Worth. Sullivan, 20, was educated at St Mary’s College and Cornell, and served at Kelly Field before teaching aerial gunnery at Barron Field. Doyle is survived by his mother in Grand Rapids.
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Trent
Edward Gurke Sullivan
San Antonio
Mechanic Hd GC
Doyle
Grand Rapids
Mich
Barron Biehl
Fort Worth
Ardmore
Okla
Sulof Liest
Sullivan
Sun- Tisai
Gainesville
Bexas
Mechanic Vale
Mare von Field
Oklo
Sullevan
Lidtlemint Sullivan
Tex
Jad Mes
Janes Sullivsin
Janes Sullivsin, Whom Hie Was 1 Smalh Boy. He Was Only 20 Years Old At Cie
St Mary's College
Adpring
Kelly Pield Om
Kelly Mield
School of
Mineola
N.Y
Corneth University Ielt
Prom
Cornell
Barron Field
Mort Worth
API
Mrs. Sullivan
Nowidew
Wgh Green Avenue
James Lathiick
Welly
India
Jerry
Michael
Alphonse
Francis Sullivan
MD C. Doyle
Bliru Teamnt Sullivan
Gand Rapids
Sieh
Aa Fens
Society Social Calendar Notes for Monday to Tuesday
A society schedule lists Ohio Society meeting at San Pedro Park and Red Cross Circle events in Alamo Heights. Equal Franchise Society gathers at Chandler Building, Riverside Park hosts Varent-Teacher Association at Central Red Cross rooms for dressings, with others traveling and committee members named.
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Ohio Society
San Pedro Park
Red Cross Circle
Alamo Chap
Ter
Daughters of the American
Revolution
Equal Franchise Society
Chandler
Riverside Park
A.m
Central Red Cross Rooms
Class in Dressmaking Opens at Y W L A This Week
Ag and war emergency measure to use dress materials by teemaking a vo tte se in reconstruction of track and suits will be opened at the Y W L A this week under Mrs Meek a San Antonio dressmaker. Five mornings a week for six weeks the class will meet at the association building starting Wednesday at 9 o'clock.
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Ag & War
Y. Wol AL
Meek
Association
Sixy
Theo
San Antoni AM
Norton
Elizabeth Trown
Camp Idlewild
Stella Jellison
Campaign to raise troop funds for Yesas cavalry bride unit
The campaign seeks about 1000 dollars to cover pre federal service expenses of the Yesas bride of cavalry unit. Local business leaders including Albert Steves Jr and Carroll Burns pledge aid as officers urge the city to fund organization costs incurred over the past three months.
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Yesas
Unite
Miceity
Baiqnees
Albert Steves Jr
WH. Bitter
Frank James
Carroll’ Burns
and Droiss
Wallace Rogers
Thasimert
Lavagne
Charles Sehoff
Clartes W. Gibson
Ceorge Itoas
John Fentiman
Frank M. Lewis
Carl Newton
Fred Barnes
Wy Pichtner
George Allensworth
Porter Loring
Ebner Arbey
Raymond, Hood
Enrl Ga
Nien Welcome Mother's Friend Nien Welcome Mother's Friend
Detected as fragmented OCR with unclear context. Readable elements reference a phrase about a mother’s friend and a race, but concrete facts, dates, or names are missing for a proper summary. Unable to determine a coherent event or subject from the text.
Proper methods for motherhood and relief during childbirth
This ad promotes Mother's Friend as an external preparation to ease childbirth. It claims long usage reduces pain and nervous strain, keeps muscles pliable, and supports a brighter disposition in mothers. It offers a drugstore purchase and a free Motherhood Book from Beads and Regulator Co. in Atlanta.
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Beads and Regulator Co
Tamar Bng
Atlanta
Calotabs Promises Safe Purified Calomel Use
An advertisement touts Calotabs as a purified form of calomel that reduces nausea and danger. One tablet at bedtime with water is claimed to leave the user feeling fine next morning with a clean system and appetite. Sold only in sealed original packages for thirty five cents. druggists offer refunds if not delighted.
Abstracters Meet Monday at Annual Texas Convention
The Texas Abstracters Association held its annual convention in San Antonio at the Gunter Hotel hall with about 45 counties represented. Leaders welcomed delegates including C. A. Davies and J. Kirkpatrick. President BR. El Sutton spoke as the session opened. Afternoon discussions covered abstracts practices, with plans for a theater party, meals, and a Tuesday luncheon.
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Texas Abstracters’ Association
San Antonio
Raymond “Edwards
Herman Eastland
Dad" Eastland
Triulsboro
BR. EL Sutton
Belton
J Maki & Abstracts
Ya. W
R. P. Tagram
Sana Antonio
American Association of Title Men
T. M. Scott
American Axion of
Title Men
Charles A. Leddy
Federal Land Bank of Houston
Shearon ,Banner
Dallas
Federal Laml Bank of Houstons
Lobban
Vormiliers
Mie
Agsneition
Ro. Sutton
W. A. Wilson
Chandy
WB. Thay Honto
Pinmons
Roby
Weallin
Groesbeeck
S. We Hurhes
Brady
R. B.sutton
Telton
Psident
Bolsheviki Raid TurKEstAn and Mass Murder Reported
Fragmented reports describe Bolshevik advances in Central Asia with mass killings of Chinese subjects and widespread looting. The Tashkent Soviet is accused of arming troops and disarming locals while refugees stream into Chinese Turkestan. Allies are urged to provide rifles and ammunition to protect the region.
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Kondon ‘Times Servier
Sinantonio
Cent Asia
Senamn Uldimatum
Alareh
Bokahart
Tashkent
Prirkestan
Simerechia
Come and Help Us in Irish Crisis Plea to Roosevelt
Colonel Arthur Lynch, Irish Nationalist MP, appeals to Theodore Roosevelt for help in Irish recruiting for the Allies. He urges Roosevelt to send a message or visit Ireland, linking German threats to Irish fate and urging Ireland to support the Allied cause with renewed zeal.
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Roosevelt
Dubin
Arthur Lynch
Westelare
Ireland
Theodore Roosevelt
Treland
Lynch
Paris
Potsdam
Trug Ho
Nevers
Irish Boer War Colonel Arthur Linen Pardoned
The article recalls Arthur Linen a physician and author who led the Second Irish Brigade on the Boer side. Convicted of high treason in 1903 his death sentence was commuted to penal servitude and he was later released on license and received a free pardon in 1907.
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Arthur Linen
Belgian Ace Jan Olieslagers Downed Sixth German Plane
Belgian airman Jan Olieslagers, once a leading flyer seven or eight years ago, credited with downing a sixth German aircraft. He has led Belgian air fighters since the war and was previously a renowned racing motorcyclist with continental records.
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Ress
Jan Olieslagers
Oliestagers
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