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Ethiopia shown a desire to conquer neighbors but will ta the last man of Middle and End lines. Soldiers, with you light, you will learn of the south of your chief. Do not fail heart. He who dies for his route is a happy man. It is better to die free than to live as slaves.
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Ethiopia
Charter Meeting For New San Antonio Club
A formal presentation of a charger in the National Exchange Club of Greater San Antonio will occur next Tuesday at the Gunter hotel. L. J. Tawis, national director of extension, says the newly organized group aims to promote service to citizenship children and community, defend the nation, and foster business and professional interchange. John Awhitey from Dallas will attend as national president, with C. J. Baldwin of Austin assisting. the club adopts its constitution and bylaws and limits membership to one person per profession.
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National Exchange Club
Greater San Antonin
Gunter Hotel
L. J. Tawis
Lewis
United States
Siistion
the Club
John Awitey
Ji Médiale Asl
Na- Vionsi Organization
Dallas
C.J. Baldwin
Austin
Tegionsi
Chia
Gordon Fredenek
Thieves Take Mattress and Jewelry from Several Homes
A series of thefts reports mattress and jewelry thefts across multiple streets. Jewelry valued at 350 dollars missing from a residence on Stratford Court. Hats and baby clothing taken from a car on East Houston Street. A mattress stolen from a former home on East Euclid Avenue. No suspects named.
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Wordall
Wess
Blratford Court
Hiss W. E. Bimmons
East Houston Street
T. J. Clark
Marshall Street
Atolen
East Euclid Avenue
Frank Mezyk
Help to Enemy Briton Says U S Ammunition Faulty
Lord Marley, former British artillery officer and opposition whip, told a royal commission that American ammunition used early in World War I was dangerous. He warned shells sometimes misfired, risking friendly fire and injuring Allied troops rather than enemy forces.
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London
Higaity
Lord Marty
Ue Hose
Royal Commission
United States
Marley
France
Artihers
Walt
Two Injured in Local Incidents Reported at City Hospital
Reported incidents involve Fish Bone and Penny Put each taken to hospital after ingesting a "fisty bane" and a Penny respectively. George Rivero and another individual from San Marcos Street reportedly swallowed multiple pennies. A separate burn injury incident cites Richardo Rejan treated for burns attributed to a cigarette.
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Rose Marig Traywick
West Summit Avenue
George Rivero
South
San Marcos Street
Richardo Rejantro
Bam Fernando Street
Cauiat By & Cigarette
Hose Found in Car After Driver Runs
Police investigated the seizure of an automobile on Lake Boulevard and Summit Place containing 600 feet of garden hose. Patrolmen Barry and Martsiy detained the car after it was abandoned by the driver and fired one shot, prompting an investigation.
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Lake ‘Boulevard
Summit Place
Barry
A. P. Martsiy
iEarry
Shri
Bonds Set in Fraud Scheme Involving Anita Fase and Four Others
Anita Fase, 24, and three others faced hearings in a federal commissioner's court on a fraud scheme involving mailings to solicit investors. Walton Shoemaker, alleged head of the operation, was arrested with a $4,260 bond. Vivian Bile and Christine Rost surrendered to authorities under $1,000 bonds. The four defendants are charged with mailing letters to promote the scheme and are already under Texas Securities Act charges. They are to appear for further proceedings in San Antonio next term.
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Anita Fase
West
Betty
Folk Worth
Vivian Bile
Christine Rost
Ward
U.S
Guy Medarars
San Antonio
J. F. Rhode
el Reno
A.B. Parker
Anita Hose
Leviathan in Hoboken Awaiting New Adventure Under Court Order
The Leviathan, once the German steamship Volrund now US lines vessel, sits idle in Hoboken under federal order. Captain Tom Van Beek commands a 12 man crew while engines are tested and repairs made. Talks in shipping circles suggest China may seek to convert the ship into a Chinese merchant fleet flagship. The vessel, interned in Bremen 1914, carried 95,000 soldiers for Germany during WWI.
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Wight
Leviathan
United States Lines
Hudson
Alle
Atlantic
Volrrand
Tom van Beek
Vets Asked to Aid Ad Recovery in World War Return
Gen Frank T Hives spoke before the Disabled American Veterans urging former World War I service members to help national recovery efforts. The address touched on welfare, employment, and the role veterans should play in rebuilding the country.
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New Haven
Conn
Frank T. Hives
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