Army discharge quotas spark division debate in war department
In a consolidated report, about 7000 of 12000 seek voluntary discharge as the army plans to cut to 150,000 by October. The Second Division may provide a fraction for discharge while a large pool of one year men complicates the target. Army officers warn not all applicants can be released without dropping below the desired strength.
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Avegu
United States
Eleonie
Gle
Guy
Tip Disien
Thia
Qelubu
Trinals
Wae
Abe Fe
Annie
Eitine
Mike Joge
Bart Antonia
Fragmented OCR Tale of War Figures and Bolshevik Allegations
A garbled historical snippet references Red forces, Polatot, Rasalan, and a figure connected to Admira Kolchak. It mentions typhus, captivity, and Bolshevik demobilization, with vague notes about aunts, servants, and famine era suffering. The passage is unclear and likely OCR noise from a wartime report.
Dean Law Case Summary From Austin Court Docket
A court in Austin granted preliminary relief in a dean law dispute involving WoW Miller and Ath a Bix. The case concerns prohibition against a university action and references Ble Maley representing Mydea and Jala Clanidlier who were convicted under a domain law related charge.
Movie Star II Plans San Antonio Visit and Film Work
Movie star Myr. MacLean son of a Methodist minister returns to San Antonio for the first time since childhood. He will visit and film scenes for a big motion picture album including the missions. MacLean, touring northern cities, was greeted by President Harding in Washington and Governor Neel in Austin. He recalls his old church and parsonage sites but fails to recognize his childhood home at the time.
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Douglas MacLean
Tin Star
San Antonio
Big Notion
MacLean
Ganlens
Washington
Hiding
Mio
Harding
Mel Maclean
Neel
Austin
la San An
Tonio
Aly
Ring Church
Pecas Street
MacTean
Los Angeles
Meelan' Berau
Fem
Philadelpha
New York City
Tlatt Vonis
Tim
Douglas
Early Talk of Studio Star Career and Stage Debut
A fragmented reminiscence traces a performer’s rise from stage appearances to contracts and film, noting his father’s initial objections, his promise to keep acts clean, and his work with Maude Adams and Mary Pickford. It mentions a move to New York, a stint in legitimate stages, and later teaching an actress golf during a vacation.
Red Children Parade Protests School Attendance Policy
July protest in Chicago and San Antonio by parents and children against compulsory school attendance and religious instruction. Boys and girls spoke from a terrace denouncing universal school education. signs carried “there is no God” and children waved flags while singing an international song. Calls for abolition of corporal punishment and corporal jails were heard amid the demonstration.
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Ghonge Wittis Apestal Guate
San Antonio
God
Purlin
Vhillren
Jabishoient
Ue Schouts
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Michigan
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Ivent
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Winer Mies
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Ealing
Waitt & Man
Josephine Tyring
Pisse
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Louis Domingues
Brit Jewelry Co
Frent
Whotever
Cilbert. Peever
West Find Tarober Cs Byent
Electric Prrealstor
Kirkwood & Winton
Nderwater Swit
Glavin
Bathing ‘Suit
Potchernicks
Byent
Xard Dasit
Josephine T Flemming
GVA Hnd Macz
Strale
Waren
Bynes Green
Mer
Winer—Howell
Ware
Aike Josephine B
Pitmingy Tuilet Watee
Solaimens Drug Compass
Hell West
White Light
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Mic Howe
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Packard
Citizens’ Auto CO
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Toterastad
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Knox, Dobbs, Bonar Phelps
Sumner
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