Two Brigades Pass In Review At Camp Travis
A review of two infantry brigades from the 179th and 186th units was held at Camp Travis before Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen and staff. More than 12,000 men participated, the largest review yet at the camp, with events including an athletic meet by the 360th regiment and various races and a log-turned relay, all part of a weekend program honoring Postmaster General Barleson who could not stay for the finale.
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O Vluch
Camp Travis
Henry T. Allen
Barleson
San Antonio
Wriduw
Ulfnp
Athlatic
Allen
Len
Villa kills Canseco emissary in San Antonio
Information from San Antonio reports Franciseo Villa shot and killed Gre Entin Canseco, a Velicidta emissary, who carried a letter from Felix Diaz. Canseco was intercepted near Villa’s outpost after meeting in Durango, amid warnings to stop sending envoys. Villa vowed no more messages and asserted his stance against the revolutionary regime.
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San Antonio
Franciseo Villa
Gre- Entin Canseco
Velicidta
Villa
Canseco
Felix Diaz
Durnige
Kilec Canseco
Felix Ding
Bonales Sandoval
Juarez
Felix
San Antonio Shippers Invite Aransas Pass Delegation
San Antonio shippers urge Aransas Pass to welcome the Tuwers san Iurbore trammutes arriving from Washington on November 23. The move aims to fortify Southwest Texas commerce with port development and appropriations, led by Av Holmpreen as chairman and a list of industry leaders.
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Avansis
San
Scrivner
Aransas Pass
Leel
Sam Anetonio
Teta
Antonia
Kiet Antonie Pauleoust
Hovivater
Texas
Tuls Port
Amieimal
Serere Imagutiiert
Av Holmpreen
San Antonio
Mmmites
Alen Ure
Tote Geyer
H.W. Tineke
Viltey
Wharles Jaumberger
Wryeger
John Randolph Marlin
Straus
Tauia
H. Lange
Hay
Alfred Ducker
Fecretany C
Mannfiulivers
Pawlentt
Mamager
San Antonio Freight
Red Cross Christmas Packages Sought for San Antonio Boys
San Antonio Red Cross Soldiers' Cheer Committee seeks names and addresses of local boys in France or the Navy to send two Christmas packages. Mrs G G Reinald requests submissions by Tuesday night so foreign mail ships Wednesday. Volunteers will pack and mail boxes under Mrs Ben ny Kaytah and a large committee with 325 names already compiled.
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San Antonio
France
Navy
American Red Cross
Nomex
Bivery
Franco
G. G. Reinald
Halliday Street
Travis
Lolbre
Relwald
San Antonio Red Cross
Nelwal
Dite
Estimedes
Lave
Shoe
God
Kam Antonia
Ac Alher
Mary Spring
Adolph Warner
Mise
Tithy Singleton
Autliken
Je Lave
Robal
Mieingen
Mulhern
Cillford Femunins
Sadie
Cop. Matin
Allardyce
Meg
Tack Stevens
Leroux
Eure Ferro
Kate Limit
Francis Payne
Mines Hall Bell
Jaul Airs
Id Lenton
Crete
Red Cross
A. Te Y
Thomson
Mi Mines
Bigeler
Terrell
M. Golling
T. Oldie
Victorka A
JM. Vine
T Scott
AL AL Swat
Wilk
Mre
Ehgman
Eal Vambinittes
Ted Whilth
Muni
Watthor
Hrany
Cherry George Walker
Wow
Remsen M. Armomy
Charles Warshar
Adolph Wagner
I. Tloekow
A. OM
Charte
W. 'Staneka
Dwrey Muluuburs
George Bentvert
Hal Tarrimt
Tabwald
H. Klou
BF. Nave
TL Stuart
Warren Dls
Tatey Payton
Miss Bartha
Bindi
RcConnell
Mika Biren
Haswell
Mr Weston
MW Barn
Mallon
hool_etris
Eanma
Pirie
Homey Ervisor
Will Axaint
Lafing
Eees
Sunday Shows Reopened For Soldiers In City
A degraded OCR note states Sunday amusements for soldiers visiting the city will reopen after being closed for a year. Officials cite a new ordinance allowing Sunday entertainments. some contention surrounds legality and enforcement as community groups plan adult recreation and services.
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Dex
Ely Ordinines
Sale of Red Cross Seals Begins Soon
The Red Cross seal sale kicks off with a planned citywide drive to raise funds for relief efforts. Local committees and volunteers, including Mrs. Budil Frank and Miss Emily P. Taso, will organize campaigns across post offices, schools, and fraternal organizations, aiming to reach every person in the city and army camps. The St. Wthiwony Hotel hosts a follow up meeting to finalize the campaign structure.
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Raveii
Gross Sea
Heiday
Oker
Morris Sterntts
Red Cross
San
Budil
Parsons
Trahert Linscutt
Haetha
Genweller
Woen
Cavanaugh
Smith
Roy Bolter
Clinton G. Brown
Anton Pancoast
Ay 8
Weakley
Jutruments Ag
Charles Meek
Dy Therdsh
Lreaspeers
J. Stevans
Libor
St. Wthiwony Itotel
Rew Cross Christimas
Tate Seth
Sckiford
Boston
Norway
Delaware
Annehitten
Emily P. Taso
Talks to Boy Scouts by Jevatton at Liberty building
Jevatton of New Jersey spoke to Boy Scouts at the Liberty building on Sunday. He urged close citizen harmony with scouts to raise troop efficiency and cited the Liberty Drive campaign results where troop 14 placed second. Three new members Ernest Mel, Alion Thompson, and Merbert Quilede joined.
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Jevatton
New
Boy Scouts
Mr Atkinson
Liberty Djui
Xe, 14
Ons
Tichare Beggs
Haa Lon
Seiing
Donde
Ernest Mel
Haan Alion Thompson
Merbert Quilede
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Jungkind
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West Commerce Street
Canseco Felicista
Carranza
Diaz
Will Meat Rivers and Harbors Committee
Helleve Nervyne Heptenston
Tow
Groves Wastelers
TOSIC
Prape
Nes
Jeffermon
Boyd
Stewart
Fort
Tommorrow
Napery
Montag
Fivery
Garland
Sheffield
Joske
Wsuli
Shucessini
Ted Cragg
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Samp
Abitvon
New York
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Alamo Plaza
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