Will Use No Flour By Voluntary Arrangement
The best restaurants and first class hotels will discontinue all flour products from next Monday while popular priced eateries also stop flour use. John Furman, local administrator in charge of restaurants and hotels, led the move though not compulsory. Wheatless program aims to June 1 with pies and pastries allowed only if made from substitutes. macaroni will drop flour-based varieties.
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Victory
John Furman
Texas
Iron to the Front Herbal Iron Tonic Promises Energy
Dr. Pierce's Surgical Institute in Buffalo promotes Irontic a tonic with iron and herbal extracts claimed to fortify blood and increase energy. The advertisement suggests tiredness pimples and worn feeling signal iron deficiency and offers a sixty cent vial with a ten cent trial package.
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Pierce
Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Doctor Pierce's Surgical Institute
N.Y
Note on Dutch Shipping Requisitions and Neutrality
Britain outlines the failed Dutch shipping agreement and the modus vivendi, detailing negotiations from December to March, Germany's opposition, and the ongoing possibility of an economic accord. It notes continued talks and legal questions surrounding requisitioning under angaria or sovereignty. A second brief reports Isabella Gilles, 7, lost on Broad Mountain for two days in Colorado before state police found her.
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London
Great Britain
Netherlands
Holland
Buenos Aires
Savannah
Curacao
Pottsville
Isabella Gilles
Colorado
Broad Mountain
Today’s Casualty List Reports Names and Statuses From War
General Pershing’s report to the War Department lists Killed in Action, Died of Disease, Died of Accidents, Died of Wounds, Missing in Action, and Wounded Severely. The casualty roster includes soldiers with ranks from Private to Lieutenant and multiple surnames such as Jackson, Dixon, Stokii, and Lovell among many others.
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Pershing
War Department
Shagt
Fred Mitchell
CORP
Louis Oberman
C. Wains
Stanley Doboszz
John 3. Cunningham
George A. Fal Child
Frank W. Farraro
Joseph Francis
Arthur C. Wranz
Daniel C. Romer
Jacob Tom Povuluowskil
Attack on Deputy Sheriff In Pullman Fort Worth
In Pullman Texas a deputy sheriff J N Weatherbee of Goldthwaite Millz County was seriously wounded after a struggle with a Santa Fe train porter. The porter allegedly took Weatherbee s gun and struck him with a club then stabbed him three times before escaping. Weatherbee s head was grazed by two bullets from the pistol as it fired three times.
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Fort Worth
Tex
J. N. Weatherbee
Goldthwaite
Millz County
Weatherbee
England May Give Up Home Rule and Conscription Plan
London May 2 Andrew Boner Law chancellor of the exchequer and government spokesman told the House of Commons he could not say when an Irish home rule bill would be introduced. The bill’s passage next week is no longer expected as the government faces difficulties in its Irish policy including Ulster veto and past ministerial promises. Some Labour members suggest temporarily abandoning both conscription and home rule, with prospects of such a course near. A Navy League meeting of peers and MPs discussed Irish coastal defense and imperial control of harbors and railways if a home rule bill passes. Sir Edward Carson warned against reopening home rule, calling it insanity given Ireland’s current condition.
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London
Andrew Boner Law
The
Excheter
U House of Commons
Daily News
Baron Wimborrie
Ulster
House of Commons
Navy League
Sir Edward Carson
Southern Unionist Committee
Ireland
Runlors
Sir Edward
Secretary Chosen by San Antonio Real Estate Board
At a special meeting the board named Frank T. Richardson secretary. He has long worked in San Antonio newspaper circles and will lead plans for greater activity with a wider scope. Optimism grows among Realtors as San Antonio and Texas gain national attention. A patent for a three pointed tink pin with center protuberances is noted.
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San Antonio Realstate Bosra
Frank T. Richardson
Richardson
San Antonio
Texas
Expansion of Wood Ship Program to Build 200 Vessels
Washington May 2 A Shipping Board announcement by Chairman Hurley details orders for 200 new wooden ships of about 4500 tons each and 25 large sea going tugs to support coast service. The plan increases total wooden ships to 580 and initiates construction as current builds finish. Health measures meanwhile bolster public health between civilian and military populations across twenty states with coordinated zones, laboratories, vaccinations, water and food inspections, and education to sustain long term efficiency.
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Washington, D. C
Hurley
The
Shipping Board
Dougherty
Ballin
Amrade
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Supple & Ballin Company
Portland
Ore
Guiblig Health
Public Health Service
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Congress
Senator Smith assures exchanges not to interfere
Senator Smith of North Carolina, chair of the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee, told President George Stutte of the New York Cotton Exchange that Congress has no intention of interfering with cotton exchange activities if conducted legitimately. The assurance was made public last
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Washington, D. C
Congess
Smith
North Carolina
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
George Stutte
New York Exchange
Army camp speaker from Indiana to visit San Antonio
Sr Milford Lyon of Winona Lake Indiana, sent by the YMCA to France to address American soldiers, is coming to San Antonio to speak at Kelly Field Camp Travis and other camps. He was injured in France when his car collided with a motorcycle near the front and had to return home.
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Milford Lyon
Winona Lake
Ind
Army Young Men’s Christian Association
France
San Antonio
Kelly Field
Camp Travis
Couries
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Levine
Alamo Plaza
Britain
AVS
FT. Omaha
Percy E. van Nostrand
Fort Omaha
Neb
van Nostrand
United States
Corp. Rubent M. Wilcox
Manly T Jackson
Richard WL Judd
Claus Nci FL Keeler
Louis Page
Harold I, Rowland
Lulgl Tallarico
Clayton UC
Ingersol
Forest A. Rippy
Gorge I
San~derson
Lubut
August Leq Eandaal
Roy Dixon
Michael KF
ST. John
Carl Lygdman
Charles A. Wisner
Town K. Peegel
Frederick B. Stokiii
Thomas Tl. Byron
Kenneth VW. Lovell
Edward D'Olic
Joseph HR. Gemski
Raymonde WB. Jordan
JaMes C. Lee
Henry J. Houflaire
Sidney C. Iineh
Frank J. Abbott
Will F. Lovett
Edward C. Swenson
William J. Degrenia
Ramond B.C. Kels
Arthur C. Havlin
Carleton M. Patriquin
William H. Turner
Michael J. Quinn
Sergi
Warren I. Clark
David Goldsmith
John A. Ansalone
Ralph R. Andrews
Iarry Atlerian
Harry, Baierlein
Clarence c. Bassett
Fred A. Beaulou
Mathew J. Boyle
iWarry A. Beaulou
John M. Canavan
George J. Champagne
Frank E. Curtin
Walter Darting
Ovidah S. Davignon
George Deno
George Doucette
Malcolm C. Eaton
Kenneth W. Farnham
John R. Kitzgerald
Thomas M. Fitegerald
William A. Flynn
Lawrence W. Foster
Romeo Kh. Gagner
Thomas V. Gardier
Jerome F. Gilbert
Staton Glover
Charles Haid
Joseph H. Heneby
Carsten Jensen
Eugene W. Jones
Robert A. Joy
Lorne W. Kaye
George Keating
Michael J. Iwwelly
Lloyd R. King
William F. MelkKa
Pullman
Porter
Pasenger
Onwa
Iowa
Onawa
England
Lrank T. Richardson
Real Estate Board
Blue
Dean
Drexel Avenue
F. W. Gruen
Drexel Ave
Fischer's
N. Olive Street
E. Mitchell Street
John McCabe
E. Mitchell St
Doan
IF. J. Tureand
N. Olive St
Idaho Street
J. A. Bell
Idaho St
Dittmar Avenue
M. L. Butfield
Dittmar Ave
Cactus
Martin
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
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