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San Antonio Light in San Antonio, Texas

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San Antonio Light

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San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

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Nov 11, 1921

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Veterans Parade Returns to Alamo City For Armistice Event

About 300 veterans of the Texas Oklahoma Division gathered in San Antonio for a reunion honoring past battles at Meuse and St Mihiel. They registered at Armistice headquarters, formed the armistice parade on Alamo Plaza, and planned theater parties and a memorial service.

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Sta Wihiel Alamo City Beaumont Alaina Plazay c Travis Newunion Jbaete O. Ti Colonel Buck Camp Travis Camp Auditorium Army Avenue Road P'Ctoek Cantonment General O'Neill Henry N. Allen Cpneul Fredericksburg O'Neill Notre Dame University Phipines Texas 26Th Infantry Sth 170Th Infantry Allen Coblenz Gersiexy Gunter Lobby United States
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Pause in Memory of City's Fallen Sons

Armistice day ceremonies in San Antonio featured a grand parade with veterans and fraternal groups, reviewed by Maj. Gen. Olin J. Hines and staff. Public activities paused. trains honored the day with brief stops and city streets respected a restrained, reflective mood. Maj. Gen. Tobin J. Hines returned from inspections in Houston and Galveston with Lt. Col. Laubach and Maj. Carl Satz, planning further troop reviews in the bruwnsville area.

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