Army Aviators to Attend Rotary Luncheon in San Antonio
Captain B. D. Foulois and nine First Aero Squadron officers will be guests at the Rotary Club luncheon at the St. Anthony Hotel. Toastmaster Phil L. Jackson will lead discussions on flying as the aviators showcase their stunt flights over San Antonio and a recent exhibition near Fort Sam Houston.
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B. D. Foulois
First Aero Squadron
Rotary Cub
St. Anthony Hotel
Phil L. Jackson
Foulois
Dodd
Dargue
Carberry
Bowen
Bullis
Christie
Gorrell
Rader
Aero Squadron
United States Army
Fort Sam Jiouston
Rotary Club
San Antonio
Press Urges Action on Starvation in San Luis Potosi
In San Luis Potosi Mexico March 5 leading city papers urge the government to force wealthy merchants to sell or distribute food at reduced prices to feed the starving poor. Cases of death from starvation are reported with medical notes of deaths from plant consumption. Edicts call for harsh measures against criminals including death penalty and confiscation of property except church assets. The Cedello brothers reappear in a striking incident taking a passenger train on the Tito Verde line, robbing passengers, backing the train and burning it.
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San Luis Potosi
Mexico
Juarez
Cedello Brothers
Tito Verde
Tampico
San Bartolo
Park to Be Flooded to Water Brackenridge Trees
Fire engine will pump river water to trees along Brackenridge park bank. Chief Wright says about a ton of coal daily needed to run the pump. Seven years of drought have killed many pecan trees. commissioner Lambert and Mayor Brown seek to prevent further losses. Special train ad notes Cattlemen’s Convention, $7.55 Houston and return, leaving March 20 at 11:00 p.m. Southern Pacific.
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Brackenridge Park
Wright
Lambert
Brown
Houston
Southern Pacific
Uthern Pacific
Army Post News First Issue Circulates at Fort Sam Houston
The Army Post News, a periodical aimed at improving soldier civilian understanding, is circulated in San Antonio. Published by Army News Publishing Company. Officers include Albert Sidney Rasche president Joseph Singleton Cook managing editor John W. Elliott secretary. The publishers plan to make the magazine a permanent feature. It covers content for both civilians and soldiers.
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Army Post News
Southrn Department
San Antonio
Sam Houston
Army News Publishing Company
Albert Sidney Rasche
Joph Singleton Cook
John W. Elliott
Para
Lentz Tailor Ad Counts on Special Train March 20
An advertisement touts Lentz Tailor at 312 Commerce as the key to proper attire and notes a special train at 11:00 p m on March 20 to the convention. The notice references the Southern Pacific and urges readers to dress well for the event.
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Commerce
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