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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1918

Page

2

London By-Election Threatened by Alien Treatment Anger

London dispatch reports the Clapham by election may swing against the government amid anger over how aliens are treated. It notes the Leverton Harris incident and a series of public probes led by the prime minister to tighten alien policy, including scrutiny of foreign and home office actions.

London Times Service San Antonio Light Philadelphia Public Ledger Public Ledger London Clapham Leverton-Harris Times Foreign Office Home Office Leutenant Leverton Harris Baron Leopold von Plessen Home Secretary Harris von Plessen Washington Berlin Viclers Works Carl Hahn Charles Vernon Vernon Ministry of Munitions Jonas

Three New Regiments Contemplated for Texas National Guard

A conference in Austin Saturday night will discuss organizing three Texas infantry regiments. Brigade officers from newly formed cavalry units will attend along with Maj. J Watt Page and militia officers. The plan envisions a single infantry brigade of three regiments, aligning with guard structure versus the national army model.

Austin Texas National Guard Maj. J. Watt Page National Army Infantry National Guard

Old Recipes Revived in Wheat Campaign

Washington June 22 bread as grandmother made is returning as the Agriculture Department revives classic breads in an experimental kitchen. The department cites recipes from 50 to 70 years ago using corn buckwheat rye and barley to fit the wheat saving push.

Washington, D. C United States Agriculture Department

War Work Council appoints three to serve local field

George W. Perkins of New York John R. Mott and other members of a War Work Council committee to present Allied forces requirements to the American people meet in San Antonio on Saturday June 25 to confer with Nat M. Washer Bishop William T Capers and Judge W S Fly for the Southern Military Department The telegram lists members and invites San Antonio to join the committee in San Antonio at the St Anthony Hotel June 29 at 10 oclock The response telegram from Mr Washer expresses readiness to serve and assist in the war effort

George W. Perkins New York John R. Mott War Work Council San Antonio Nat M. Washer William T. Capers W. S. Fly Southern Military Department New York City National War Work Council Bankers’ Club F. W. Ayer George F. Baker Edward W. Bok George W. Brown L. A. Crossett Charley R. Crane Whitford Cole Cleveland H. Dodge Robert St. Anthony Hotel Madison Avenue Washer

Longest Day of the Year Details

A newspaper notes Friday was the longest day with fourteen hours of sunshine and fifteen hours of daylight. It explains the sun reached its northern limit and will pause before turning southward again, as measured by the U S weather bureau.

Jess United States Weather Bureau

California Syrup of Figs Promises Easy Relief for Constipation

The advertisement urges giving a teaspoon of California Syrup of Figs to constipated or bilious children showing signs of stomach upset and discomfort. It claims gentle cleansing within hours, enjoyable taste, and notes to request genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company to avoid counterfeits.

California California Fig Syrup

Education for all Texas children pledge by candidate

A political ad pledges impartial service for all Texas schools addressing wartime teacher shortages high costs of living and the exodus of teachers. It endorses consolidated schools teacherages rural problem work, uniform and free text books, equal pay for equal work, women on school boards, and elected county superintendents with a fair commission to guide changes.

Texas P. P. Claxton United States Fair Commission Text Book Board State Teachers’ ' Association

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