Bliss to be buried at Arlington
Universal Service Washington reports Gen. George Tasker H. Bliss died Sunday at Walter Reed Hospital. Bliss, a World War chief of staff and one of eight American full generals, served as permanent U.S. representative on the Supreme War Council and later on the American Peace Commission. He will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery Wednesday with pallbearers including Pershing and Summerall.
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Washington, D.C
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Supreme War Council
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Lois
Walter Heed Hospitel
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Lief
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America
Ubi
Washington
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Pershing
Peston C. March
Congress
Charles P. Summerall
Olenly
Summerall
U.S. Grant
Blist Leather
Lewicborg Academs
Lew Bucknell University
General Blige
U. S. Milithary Academy
Wae Wade
John M. Schofield
Hiad
Bibbefield
Germany
France
England
Callid Upos
Elina Root
ChL-war
Amerijaas
Staf
Vet Price
Scott
Aranca
E. MM. Hound Ant
Wilson
Mericen Peace Commission
Qelone
W Ilson
Tansing
Henry White
Wilise
China
Japan
Panama
Alington National Cemetery
Gena
Walter Heedpital
Zere
General Bliss
War’ Department
General Pershing
Bliss
Seborield
Peace Commission
Bummerall
Will Rogers on inventions harming work in Santa Monica
A reader letter from Will Rogers argues that inventions steal jobs and laments laziness, urging a commission to punish new inventors. He claims four fifths of the world earn livelihoods by work and praises workers while criticizing innovators who he says knock others out of work.
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Santa Monica
Lover
Wurzbach Favors Party Loyalty Over Garner for Speaker
Seguin Texas November 10 The only Texas Republican congressman Harry M. Wurzbach said he will remain a regular Republican and not desert his party even if Democratic votes could have swung the speaker selection to John Garner. He noted his large majority rests on district achievements, not party labels, and declined to back Garner.
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Texas
Harry ME. Wurzbach
Wurzbach
Associated Press
Erson
Gontréraman
John M. “Garner
Congress
Garner
Allegiente
Anove
Tesay
Violent weekend leaves one dead and six injured
A man identified as Marshall Dickeugon 1022 Afendacca street died after a gun attack at Roberts and Zoreamora Streets. Er nest Collins 46 of 1217 Rivas street faces murder charges. Forssthe 65 of 411 Marenret street is hospitalized after being struck and beaten. Three others from 105 Redwann and 105 Tichmann streets sustain knife wounds. Police recover liquor and arrest Valenzuela and wife for federal authorities.
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Robert ‘Uf. Green Hospital
Marshall Dickeugon
Afendacca Street
Roberts and
Zoreamora
Robert Ti. Green Hospital
Ernest Collins
Rivas Atreet
Court of Justice of the Peace
John F. Gnion Mouilny
Mandeaten
R. Forarthe
Marenret Street
Forssthe
Queen Anne Court
Herbert Reid
Tichmann Street
Jose Valenzuela
Ceona Street
A. J. Vogt
J. J. Calderon l
Louis Jaimen
Leona Street
Valenzuela
Albert Monade
Somerset
Texas
Maotamoras Street
Manadeenti
Jesus Rosales
North Crazoy Street
Santa Rosa Avenue
Nueva Street
Christine Dilworth
Brooks Ehreet
Officer narrowly escapes after train collision in Missouri
Gar Carver police officer escapes with bruises after a switch engine collides with his car on the Missouri Pacific tracks near Gundry Sunday night. He was returning from a call, his car demolished, but he suffered only minor injuries. Julie Gonzales of 316 Monclova Street was hospitalized after a separate auto attack at Trinity and Ruiz streets.
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Carver
Golun
Issour
Pacific Tracks
Gundry Supe
Juling
Cavalry officers named judges for Fort Clark tests
San Antonio cavalry officers on duty named as judges for leadership tests for mall cavalry units to be burnt at Fort Clark from November 17 to 22. They will report at Fort Clark by November 15. Judges include Colonels Philip W. Corbusier and Otto W. Hethorst Lieut. Cal Eminette Harris and Maj. Robert O. Annin.
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Mall
Fort Clark
Philip W. Corbusier
Otto. W. Hethorst
Cal Eminette. Harris
Robert O. Annin
Halpin to Address Galveston Legion on Armistice Day
Maj. Robert J. Halpin assistant chief of stunt for military intelligence at Escath corps area headquarters departed San Antonio at noon for Galveston to speak before the Galveston American Legion on Armistice Day.
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Halpin
Corpus Legion
Robert. J. Halpin
Escath Corps
San Antonio
Galveston
Galveston American Legion
Beaumont Arrests Man Charged Here
Beaumont police arrested Frank Yelvington on Monday and he will be returned to San Antonio for trial. He is alleged to have stolen $85 and clothing from 1082 Santh Alamo Street.
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Beaumont
Frank Yelvington
San Antonio
Santh Alamo Street
Moths of Dead Man Sought Here Police Asked Monday
Police were asked Monday by insurance campaign officials to join Emily Cook mother of Harry Heney Cook who died in New York four years ago leaving his insurance policy over. The ad mentions Dickey's and Eva Wat heala and shrensthena sore and all druggists.
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Joente Emily Cook
Harry Heney Cook
New York
Hig
Jurgt's Trial Transferred To Walker County
Rob, Terns, Nov. 10. District Judge A. McGall transferred the ouster suit against County Judge A. W. Moris to Walker County by agreement of counsel. The trial date at Huntsville will be set by the judge there. Moris remains temporarily suspended after a petition charging misconduct in office by local citizens was filed a few weeks ago.
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Terns
A. MecGall
A. W W. Moris
Walker
Acton
Huntaville
Morris Fox
McCall Ifter
Conroa
Fire damages home of Mrs Ti Green on West Grayson Street
Flames caused 300 dollars in damage to the home of Mrs Ti Green at 27 West Grayson Street early Sunday according to fire department records.
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Ti Green
West
Grayson Street
Old Cavalry Band Dissolution After 64 Years Service
The Eighth Cavalry band, organized in 1866, will be dissolved after 64 years of action. It led the First Cavalry division in a Fort Bliss review for Maj. Gen Douglas MacArthur. The unit served at Fort Clark, Fort Concho, Fort Davis, and Fort Bliss, including a historic 1888 mounted march from Fort Davis to Fort Mend, Dakota.
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Douglas MacArthur
Vncom
Army
Fort Bliss
Cavalry
Bne
Air Corps
Eighth Cavalry Band
Ceres Poste
Fort Clark
Fort Contho
Fatious Poste
Texas
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Marfa
Port Bliss
Fort Davis
Terss
Fort Mende
Dakate
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Vernaille
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