McCormick Secretary of War Resigns from Texas Infantry
Captain George M. McCormick resigns from the United States Army. The First Texas Volunteer Infantry lines are discharged under War Department orders. Names listed include Rufus Aucins, Frank Neahan, W. Roth, Covort Teyley, and others from companies A and V. McCormick, once of the Munston Light Guards in San Antonio, is noted among veterans.
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Ayeeiil Wits Ta
Washington
D. G
Nev
Say
Feo MM. McCormick
Voliteer Infantry
Jaytur l
United States
Rufus TV
Aucins
Virat Vexas
Neahan
Egos
Corp
Roth
Covort
Tearley
Company 5 Corp
Ghotin
John Stonn
James JE Muse
Sud Corp
Gharkes Bacon
Company Diy
Furst Texas Volunteer Infantry
Ans
Guy Melavehiiu
Comity A
Tes Voles Inftantes
Trivate Saefyel
Telcott
Company VW
Hire
Texas Valuttioer Intiatis
George M. McCormick
Dae Munston
San Antonio Bay
Hick
Une Lie
Aneniler
Belk Dutler
Memorial Service for St Paul’s School Student
A memorial service plan is announced at the chapel of St Veter and Pan. The address by Alexander Mackay Sandih will close the service and an adjournment to Cue now dibeary will follow with further talks by attending friends.
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Cauca
St. Paul's Schinel
Weney
Tesilmind
St Veter Amd
Pan
Willin
Alexander Mackay Sandih
D.T
Germany to aid Spain. no interference by Germany
Special wire from New York reports on November 12 that the emperor of Germany will grant Spain a measure or favor, signaling no interference from Germany as events unfold. The fragmentary item suggests a geopolitical move affecting relations with the Philippines, though details are unclear.
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New York
Germany
Spain
Strange Appeal For Aid To Help Jewish Immigrants
Fragmented OCR states an appeal announced for funds to assist Jews seeking immigration to this country. It mentions the Douklislovts seat and 10,000 members, with reference to Russian persecutions and transfers between regions, and notes Tolstots interest and a government permission.
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St. Louie
Nelson
Silvia
Tolstot
Tlimn
Ihvangh
Sovurtuvent Poy Ubls
Wartime Radiobroadcast Fragments Say Alliances Shaped World Decision
Fragmentary notes reference a Monday event connected to an imperial party and a complex alliance history involving Syria Corsians Greeks and Germans. The garbled text mentions leadership shifts and a forthcoming return home, with unclear specifics about location or participants.
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Levrenti
Syria
Jefferson De Angelis stars in new operette Pin Sally Musketeer
New York November 12 Jefferson De Angelis and his company will be seen at the Broadway theater Monday in the new operette Pin Sally Musketeer. The show has already made a hit in Philadelphia with a three week engagement.
Presbyterian Church to Hear Appeal for New Trial
The Wires Avenue Presbyterian church session meets Wednesday to discuss and consider an appeal for a new trial granted by the Presbyterian State Synod in the case of a converted Jew who joined the church in Germany ten years ago. He later moved to New York and became known as a sincere worker in missions, sparking intense interest in whether ordination as a minister should be granted. The case involves inquiries into his character and possible misuse of funds alleged to be connected with treasury purposes.
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New. York
Wires Avenue
New York
York
Wic Avenue Predhyter
Jan Hireh
Conninniutey
Ito
Chicago Franchises and Curfew Ordinances Stir Debate
Chicago faces two legislative fronts as aldermen weigh extending street railway franchises for decades and imposing a curfew requiring youths under eighteen to be indoors after 5 PM in winter and 9 PM in summer. Mayor Sturvigon faces pressure over compensation to utilities while resisting press attacks from parties aligned with corporate interests.
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Aone Ordnance
Chicago
Muniesuel
Herlles
Sturvigon
Waville
Sugar packaging debate shakes wholesalers and retailers
New York reports a sugar packaging controversy as a refining company announces offering five pound bags of refined sugar in paper packages sold to consumers. Retailers protest the change while wholesalers spread the paper bag approach through multiple states. The dispute centers on whether the new bags meet consumer need and logistics.
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Sywein
Tlrc
New York
Auberieia
Sur Refining Company
Fewedays
Goth Concert Haive
Duckles
Dumuust
Wagland Wholesale Brocers
Live
Bruger
Portland
Maine
Maasachusetts
Providence
National W C A to debate temple management at St Paul meeting
A Sunday Light wire reports the National W C A assembly in St Paul will continue with superintendent reports and the temperance movement. Mrs Carse's temple management views spark debate as the convention leans against change though a minority supports it. final decision slated for February at the Temple Building Association meeting.
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W.C. I. Assembly
St. Paul
Milan
W. C
People’s Church
Garet Fugleharts
Bis
Matilda
Carse
Semperauee Publishing
F. Grow
Wry. T
Frances Wi. Wiltar
Mes
Garse
Elion
le Thors
Temple Building Association
Swilciman Killed At Santa Fe Yard Accident
El Vago and Pex report that worker IW-Ed Van Bell, a 8Witchman, was instantly killed this morning in the Santa Fe railway yards. He was coupling when his foot caught in a frog, causing a fatal accident.
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el Vago
Pex
van Bell
Santa Fe
Tie
Mission Garden Club Marks Sixth Anniversary Festivities
Dr AC Mission Garden and the Lvvy Social Club celebrated their sixth anniversary with a lively bar and 50 couples in attendance. A superb supper was served, and the committees received praise for their tireless efforts in ensuring guests’ comfort and enjoyment.
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AC Mission Garden
Post D sMokir social event attracts lively turnout
The amerker of Post D 1. LP held a gathering last night in the outer building area. Attendance exceeded expectations with wholesome enjoyment. Refreshments were served and attendees enjoyed lively storytelling and music.
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Partorn
Spain Urges Caution On Philippine Peace Talks
Reports from New York Nov 12 indicate Spanish Premier Sagasta faces U.S. pressure over the Philippines. Madrid signals desire to avoid renewed hostilities while cabinet deliberates on peace terms, possibly reshaping Spain’s external debts to back Philippines bonds and Cuban debt.
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York
Veibune'y Mauricd Calle
United States
St Surise
Sagista
Ciatte Tey
House of Representatives
Che Sarah
Purvis
Withiu
Adiuytad
Cyin
Lyol
Hothay Shaw
Philippines
Siagasta
Alaidon Uby
Syinggkithy
Suatu Iy
Gerhiik Dewnpapers
Ac Berlin Aml Puinkiort
Guba
Cartagena
Ford Salisbury
Unwin Republic
Canaries
Co Va
Inance
Bnt
Lsris
Berlin
Government contracts to salvage prize ships from Cuba
A special wire from Washington reports the government will contract with the Neptune company of Stockholm to salvage wrecked Spanish ships sunk near Cuba. The firm will receive safe passage upon delivery of the ships to the United States at New York or Newport News.
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Smulay Light
Washington
Did
Neptune Com Junry
Stockholm
Gristobal Coton
Suutligo de Cuba
United States
New York
Newport News
National Quarantine Advance After Republican Victory
A Sunday Light dispatch from Washington notes the national quarantine gains support from Republican victors. Centralized control is favored, with possible delays but near certainty. Southern splits exist as a new Congress may convene in extra session after March to push the measure.
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Washington, D. C
Abe
Senate
Melkinley
Congress
Cuban tariff work underway in Washington figures
Assistant Secretary Howell of the treasury district office leads the effort on a new Cuban tariff with Robert J. Porter assisting after a Cuba trip to study trade conditions. Howell cannot estimate when the tariff will be ready for publication.
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Waslington
Howell
Trenamy
Robert J. Porter
Cuba
Pup
Neation
Record Cargo From New Orleans Sets Sail Amid Ocean Trade
A cargo bound for Wisport yesterday carried 41 cases of silk and 27,600 bales of cotton valued at substantial sums. Captain Fumes A. Murras commanded the Mounveh, boasting a record shipment comparable to a prior voyage by the Milwaukes, which carried 24,800 bales.
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Siuimayy
New Orleans
Wisport
Atewater
Fae
Fumes A. Murras
Yestery
Wis
Uae
Flo
Michigan Cavalry Sails For Savannah Voyage After Sane
The Michigan Cavalry unit departed Monday on the transport 608 with six hundred horses on board. The ship sailed from the riverfront amid whistles and prayers for a safe voyage to Savannah and Porto Rico. Some horses will be taken to Cuba during the campaign as preparations proceed.
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Hinnlavitly
Alten
Watteller
Weie
Aulee Winharksed
Michigan
Beachane
Minulay
B.S. Worhis
Move Worth Bond Suit Ends In Victory For City
The Girls Court of Appeals today upheld Winston City of Move Worth in a bond case over public improvements. Winston, a taxpayer, challenged bonds payable in gold coin and issued for purposes not specified in the charter. The court ruling favored the city. the judgment covered the largest bond suit amount in Ve.
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Bundy
Carnival extension urged to boost New Orleans visitants
Special wire from New Orleans reports calls for a ten day carnival extension and booster cooperation with the Southeastern Passenger association to attract more distant visitors and extend travel and attendance during the season. The plan aims to increase overall participation and success of the carnival, with New Orleans advocates noting wider tourist influx should follow.
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New Orleans
Segson
New York House Show Opens Winter Social Season
The Madison Square Garden horse show opens Monday marking the winter season in New York. The event runs through May with dances at the Waldorf Astoria in December and February and Met Opera gala performances continuing. Notables include Mr and Mrs John Jacob Astor and Mrs Oliver P. Corry among others as society attends.
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New York
Madison Square Garde
Waltorf-Astoria
Jeln Jacob Astor
Oliver
Ketone
Etbridge
Corry
Stuywesantigh
Harry Payne Whithey
S. Sufferin Vatley
Mes. Burke
Hovho
Amt
Tamea Ta Namodhani
ASME
Question of Philippines sovereignty stirs diplomatic cables
A Madrid dispatch and wires from New York report that Spanish and American envoys weigh the Philippines future. Observers say Spain may seek partial support from other powers while the United States presses for full custody of the archipelago. Proceedings hinge on possible adjournments and how much pressure the great powers can bear.
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New York
Madrid
Partz
Philippines
AUIS
Wtticide
England
Senor Sagas
Spain
Mort Siuppork
Penny
The
Phipps
Wirhl
Wilheda
Abnadovar
Firi
Etoperor
Areton
London
United States
Ronmlaston
Staten Have Demanded the Whole Archipelago. Witlout
America
Spalit
Bit
Cotton Belt Pays $10000 Ag Tax Verdict and Charter Notice
State Capitol daily reports Cotton Belt Railway pays $10000 as ag tax rebate after pleading guilty in the suit brought by the state. Fort Worth and Rio Grande Railway pays $218.40 tax on cross passenger earnings of $21318.60 for quarter ended Sept 30. Temple Beth El of Corpus Christi charter filed with secretary of state. no capital stock. Election returns count by counties to secretary of state with thirty day tally.
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Vie
Cotton Belt Railway
Starday Light
Goel Day
Cotton Belt Railroad
Ate Loripy Geneva
Forth Worth
Rio Guilde Railroad
Temple Beth el of
Corst- Cadi
Avera
Te State
Aftica
Tavnary
A Texas Steer to Be Shown at Grand Opera House
A single performance of A Texas Steer will be presented at the Grand Opera House on Wednesday night. The evening features a vivid tale of coffee seekers told by a colorful applicant from the local area, promising a lively stage experience unmatched by prior writers.
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Ihouse
Weinesday
la Promised
Tnt Hag
Apearedt
Ho Andline
Hoe Ridlentons
Nfa
X Colorett
Thie
Newly Elected Commoners District Noted for Cleverness
A reportedly clever district selection draws attention as one of the sharpest moves seen in recent years, hailed for its strategic feel and notable decision making within the local political landscape.
Danor's Fourth Amide Top of Indies Event Declared Fun
The San Antonio Varn Verein hosted a brace ball last night despite uneven weather. Attendance was strong and many praised the evening as highly enjoyable, with attendees noting lively socializing and spirited performances.
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San Antonio Varn Verein
Phace
Atfords
Gossip from Comfort area notes for November
Fragmented Prom Comport notes describe farm life with plowing and winter grain. Mentions families visiting relatives in San Antonio and Austin area. Several names and places appear in garbled form, including Comfort, Center, Center Tatnt, and others. text references celebrations and local social visits with limited clear events.
Brunt on Silares A Tont of Fieves of Fine Farming
In Meding county eleht miles from Hondo Aikiress Holl Lleht of ttee 11-13-46 details a tale of thieves of fine farming gear, horses, and implements amid abundant water. The fragment notes local farming life and a notable event near Hondo on November 13, 1946.
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Meding
Hondo
Aikiress
Grand Mere season opens with Shakespearean triple bill
The Grand Mere season begins tonight with Louis AAs Kathy Widder Fred Warde and a renowned cast presenting Hamlet and Othello with elaborate costumes and staging. A celebrated master and his ensemble promise a rare theatrical treat for local audiences with Monday and Tuesday performances.
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Louis Aas
Kathy Widder
Vred
Warde Shakespearean
Nmgntvicout
le Amovienn
Ehige
Ol Toy Ves
County Commissioners Approve Collector's Report and Pay Vote
The county commissioners met yesterday and approved County Collector Cassiano's report for July August and September. Judge Jonas and Commissioners Salliway Wilkens WormMesent. The court also approved a pay vote for work on the Somerset vent Ainowallag-to SRS.
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Cassiano
Jonas
Conmissioneres
Salliway Hell
Wilkens
Somerset
SRS
Election vote count to begin in San Antonio
The work on tallying votes from last Tuesday's election will start tomorrow morning in the county commissioners court room in San Antonio. The count must begin no earlier than the Monday after election, and may take several days, possibly until Thursday, with close contests drawing extra interest.
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San Anonio
Lharshay
Lharshay That All the Votes Will Have Been Counted. Lis
Oaer
Wind Bathing in Champagne History Misreads a Distant Tale
A fragmented note recalls champagne baths as a historical curiosity linked to Warsaw sightings and a Paris hotel chamber under Napoleon era influence. It mentions Jerome of Westphalia and a Strasburg merchant punished for bathing in spiced Rhine wine, reported long ago by New York Evald.
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Hille
Warsawy
Angleterre
Jerome
Westphalia
Wether
Strasburg
New York
Eevald
Local riders depart for Mexico City bicycle tournament
Messie, AL Tuck and Charles Co sanangi leave today for Mexico City to participate in a bicycle tournament. Mr. Jack has just been discharged from U S Volunteer service by the muster out of Rae and Texas Infantes.
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Messie
AL Tuck
Charles Cosanangi
Teave Totay
Mexico City
Jack
U. S
Rae
Texas Infantes
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