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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1917

Page

2

Vatican firestorm as Turks quarter in Udine cathedral

A wartime column condemns German actions in Udine where Turkish troops are housed in a Roman Catholic cathedral. The piece deplores the desecration of sacred space and notes the pope’s peace hopes clash with military realities. It argues offensive acts inflame Christian sensitivities and question Allied aims.

Benedict Germany Is Cone Italy Udine Jerusalem Iriin

First American soldiers buried in France remembered

Three grave markers in a French field mark the first American fallen in World War I from a Western division. The boys, young and far from home, died early in the conflict while serving under Col Glare. A simple monument bears their names and patches, honoring their sacrifice for the nation.

France Fontling Meir Col Glare Perhayu

Epitaph Scribbled Card For First U S Soldier In France

Fragmentary inscription on a wreath in French honors the first soldier of the United States who fell in France for justice and liberty on November 3 1917. The card reflects wartime tribute and memorial customs of the era.

Republic United States France

Why Not Get Him Villa Aims to Catch Villa Again

A historical commentary argues the United States should act to capture and neutralize Villa, noting past massive costs with no success. It asserts Villa is a border threat as Mexican towns are attacked and some troops cross the border. The piece advocates swift cross border action to restore peace and align American and Mexican interests.

Republic of Mexico Villa Daily Press Mexico Riden Tle United States

Loosening Up San Antonio Fights Over Big Fund Drive

San Antonio shifts to a broader, more metropolitan stance after World War II. The Chamber of Commerce debates a $10,000 campaign to advertise the city for winter tourists, facing protests from those who fear financial strain. In past years, volunteers faced pressure and coercion to raise funds, including dramatic pleas and sleepless nights, as they sought to attract $30,000 in return.

San Antonio Chamber of Commerce Jodie Brownsville

San Antonio Weighs Liberty Loan Response and Public Attitudes

In two weeks the community raised seventy six thousand dollars with no expectation of repayment while subscriptions neared five million for the second Liberty Loan. The piece condemns a pattern of hysteria and calls for a looser civic spirit, urging San Antonian vigilance against a tight town mentality and stressing welfare of country state and city.

San Antonio

War Talk Turns to Declare War on Austria and Bulgaria

An editorial urges the United States to declare war on Austria Hungary and Bulgaria. It argues allies Greece and Italy would be pulled closer, warns that Austro German and Turkish forces may fight Americans without formal declarations, and condemns German promises as unreliable. The piece calls for bold action and unity among American and allied nations.

United States Austria Turkey Bulgaria Ews Associated Press Italy Germany Greece Kaala Cieek Kavaly Hy Vo Tomioto Darks Sulpars

Fragmented World War I Era Echoes and Oddities

A garbled montage of wartime phrases, political chatter, and miscellaneous observations discusses topics from Bolshevik actions and Kremlin rumors to food security and home front duties. It references Tumulty, enfilade versus ensilage, and various stray quotes about soldiers, presses, and public life amid war.

Theatres Buzz with Charlie's Visit and Empire Films

A lively program at the Majesties features Charlie's Visit and two comedic contortionists, plus spoofs by Hor and Wervis and the Bowmen brothers. The Royal Theater presents The Retreat of the Crerminns and a Chaplin-inspired act, while the Empire showcases The Hand What Looks the Cra file and Margaret Wiis benefit acts for war-related funds.

Charlie Majesties Janes Hadlie Twislingest Gians Centares Progran Sre Wervis Letrineini Azusa Jack Cora Wildans Naning Lew Mollie Bowman Brothers Crerminns Empire Lois Weber Fins Smalley Empire Theater Margaret Wiis de Mx Haynes Sama Pure

Princess Theater Week Program and Vaudeville Acts

The first week at the Princess Theater features vaudeville and photoplay offerings. Acted numbers include Youth Jogues Home, Pride and Ambition, and Pisagure’s downfall theme in a morally framed program. Performances by Fino and Finn with humorous banter, Bessie Le Count as mistress of rag-lime, and Carlog Caesaro with The Human Gyroscope promise novelty. Dr Joy's Sanitarium satire and Dead Sick Baker as a Western tale round out the lineup.

Priness Princeny Theater Fino Finn Bessie le Count Carlog Caesaro and Company Hunan Caésaro Dr. Joy I: Company Byes

Hot Time Favorite in Army Parades and Public Life

A fragmented report discusses the song Hot Time as a favored piece among army bands and parade crowds. It notes questions of matching royalty deals, mentions composers and publishers, and recounts an anecdote from Stamford Connecticut where a man recognizes the tune and reveals himself as its composer, illustrating the song’s cultural reach and the melody’s hold on listeners.

York Prege Worl Louistilie Couriers Journal Cuntess Stamford Conn Matt Quanedry Jay Wight Somaonn Suuanfard Mane Wilen Broadway Naga

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