Infantry Frontline Life Drawn In Elite War Report
Washington dispatch cites Major General Robert Aten on infantry life burdens. Doughboys face endless fatigue duties, dusty drill lots, and schooling, with deserts rising before training camps. Low pay and poor clothing noted, inciting discontent and weighty pack loads in action. Seattle editor Farley dies at 60, former Fargo immigrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Farley
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Senile
Fargo
N. D
Jersey trial continues amid defense questions and allegations
Defense investigators and Senator Simpson clash as the Jersey trial proceeds. Dr. Martini denies accusations of offering money to witness George Sipel while Mrs. Jane Gibson testifies. The case includes references to Henry Carpender and other relatives, with letters and church ties mentioned. An advertisement notes a sale of choice fruit trees in Hatlandale.
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Simpson
Martini
Rimpson
George Sipel
Jane Gibson
Henry Carpender
New York
New
Brotowick
Bali
Dr. Halt
Prowler Strikes Lighted Chambers Drug Store
A prowler robbed the Chambers drug store at South Presa and Buckingham streets early Saturday, taking $20 in cigars and cigarettes and breaking a side window. Mrs. Wilkens heard the crash and alerted proprietor R. T. Chambers, who arrived too late to catch the thief.
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Chambers Drug Store
South Presa
Buckingham Streets
John Wilkens
South Presa Street
R. T. Chambers
British man cleared of murder charge in Derby shooting
Alphonse F. A. Smith was found not guilty of murder or manslaughter in the shooting of his friend John Thomas Derham. He was sentenced to 12 months at hard labor for carrying firearms with intent to endanger life.
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Maidstone
Enz
Alphonse F. A. Smith
John Thomas Derham
Admiral Plonkett Ends Pacifist Stance in War Zeitgeist
Admiral Charles P. Plonkett concludes his pacifist phase, asserting allied propaganda undermines America’s wartime V type proposition. The remarks hinge on shifting views during wartime mobilization and reflect the era’s contentious stance on alliances and propaganda.
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New York
Charles P. Plonkett
America
Polish. Education Chief Declines Yet Regs on Skirts
World news brief highlights Polish Education Minister Bartel resisting any new rules on skirt length for colonial girls and university students in Warsaw. Other items cover British push to enlist Catholic clergy, Petrova’s play production, and a string of international notes.
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Poland
Warsaw
Palaand
Bartel
Policeman Bout Winner After Home Burglary Arrest
A 36yearold Mexican man was jailed for burglary after being found in the home of Judigh Torres at 200 Tuarez Street. Torres woke to a broken door and, with a guest, alerted police. The intruder resisted when officers arrived. after a scuffle in the front yard, the suspect was overpowered and taken into custody.
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Charles Meadows
Tus
Judigh Torres
Tuarez Street
Torres
Bin
Samue Faring
FA Paso Street
Dows
Relief Efforts Rush to Tornado Sufferers
Tornado outbreaks across Texas to Virginia left more than 300 dead and property losses exceeding a million dollars. Red Cross teams operated in Arkansas where 47 died, while rescue workers in Claiborne and St. Landry parishes of Louisiana struggled to restore order after 16 fatalities.
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Memphis
Elie? Monasties
Téxais
Virginia
Worces
Red Cross
Tvere
Arkansns
Qinesbonss 3
Claibette
Nnsiana
Shreveport
Monroe
Churches Donate Winter Garments to Bexar Aged
The Woman's auxiliaries of eight Southern Presbyterian churches in the city presented sweaters blankets and other garments to wards of the Bexar County Home for the Aged to ward off winter cold. Presenting churches included First Presbyterian Beacon Hill Westminster Prospect Hill Pine Street Highland Park Crestholme and Hurlendale.
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Bexar County
Southern Presbyterian
Cly
First Presbyterian Church
Beacon el
Westminster
Prospect Hill
Pine Street
Highland Park
Crestholme
Hurlendale
Mary Wright Musician of City Dies at Hospital
Miz Mary Davidson Wright aged 29 died Saturday morning at a local hospital. She is survived by her husband B Wright two daughters Mary Margaret and infant daughter her father Ds W L Davidson of Houston and her mother Mrs R H Pur. Wright active member of the Wits Baptist church and a prominent musician. The body was sent to Wharton for interment.
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Mary Davidson Wright
B. Wright
Mary
Margaret
W. L. Davidson
Houston
R. H
Wright
Wits Baptist Church
Whartom
Weather Summary For San Antonio And Nearby Areas
Tonight fair and warmer in the San Antonio region with low to moderate southerly winds. Sunday partly cloudy and warmer, with easterly to southeasterly winds increasing along the coast. Across West Texas tonight fair warm, Sunday partly cloudy. Temperatures noted for Chicago Kansas City New York Louisville and Washington show mild to cool conditions with limited precipitation and variable winds. An advertisement promotes selling of choice tracts in Flavlandale and ornamental trees for visitors.
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New York
William J. Knox
Knox
Harlandale
San Antonio
Texas
Chicago
Kansas City
Towest
Louis
Ashington
Romania King Worsens From Intestinal Cancer
BUCHAREST Nov. 87 The coalition government reports King Ferdinand of Romania in critical condition from cancer of the intestines. An official bulletin says his health is steadily worsening and officials urge Queen Marie to return to Bucharest at once. The crisis heights political tensions nationwide as ministers scramble to manage the state.
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Bucharest
Ferdinand
Ruemania
Quétn Marin
Mystery in Lovers Lane Deepens Amid Crowded Rumors
Readers confront a fog of theories as witnesses dispute whether a death was murder or accidental trampling in Lovers Lane. Experts offer conflicting testimony while a renter suggests a fatal rush claim. Amid side news, London auctions fetch Gainsborough portraits for modest sums and other works sell unusually low in a market for art.
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Tnesses
Ev. de Hall
Deshler Whiting Dies in Chicago After Motor Incident
Deshler Whiting retired United States Army artillery major, previously based in Dallas, Texas, died in Chicago last night following a motor incident in Michigan. The death was reported with an official notice listing Mark Shillies as the contact.
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Deshler Whiting
Chicago
United States Arty
Dallas
Tex
Michigan
Plan to Deport Explorer to Canada
William Bell Taylor explorer and Explorers' Club member, arrested in Los Angeles on moral turpitude charges. Deportation to Canada expected once Secretary of Labor papers arrive. Taylor aged 47 remains jailed, with Ruth Taylor of New York said to have provided leads.伴
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Los Angeles
William Bell Taylor
Explorers’ Club
Canada
Department of
Washington
Labor
Davis
Taylor
Cage
Matly Burns
Somerville
N. Z
Ruth Taylor
New York
Estranged Husband Escapes Capture in San Antonio
A second attempt by an estranged husband to visit his wife in San Antonio failed as police intervened. The husband, previously reported to have beat someone with a pistol, fled in an automobile before officers arrived.
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Cornus Chuxtl
San Antonio
Blinka Atever
Armen
Thanksgiving Joy At Protestant Orphans Home
Thanksgiving Day brought cheer to the Protestant Orphans home as officials praised contributors. Mrs. Alexander Joske provided 165 pounds of turkey and the San Antonio Star Lodges aided with the meal, while the girls expressed gratitude for the flowers and other gestures.
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Tofaniry
Studisé
General Allen
Sumamer
Allen
Hatson
Sam
Zacher
Army
Toonerville
Hatlandale
ST. Mark’s
Vhce Episcopal Church
Travis Park
St. Anthony Hotel
Young People's Service League
Men of
the Church
The
Hill
D.D
M. C. Mace
Holliday Avenue
Europe
Hea
Petrova
Olga Petrova
Easland
London
Tobio
Imperial Japanese
Island
Walts
Coolidge
Carmi Thompson
Philippines
England
Westminster Gazette
Norfolk
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Straus
Oscar
Turkey
Richard W. Smith
Glale
Republicgp
Leon. Me. Naz
Simmons Coal
Union Minery
Berlin
Miorkek
Tuladelphea
Monsighot LF
Witlin
Catholl Gociery
Astoricit
Nortrek
Austin
UCO
Cerrell
Shaw
Brn
Belford Box
George Bernard Shai
Landa
Park Hill
Bexar's
Mary Wright
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
Woodlawn Avenue
Belknap Place
Philip Cone Fletcher
Dr. Fletcher
Marie
Williot
Gainsborough
Morte
Nelson
Lady Hamilton
Thomas Lawhened
Daveen
Mark Shillies
Harry H. Rogers
John W. Darby
Are
Palace Theater
Central Christian Church
San Pedro
A. Monly
the Great Refusal
Edw. T. Jenison
Loseya
Explorer
William Taylor
Travis Park. Methodist Church
Jesus Christ
Paul B. Kern
Jesus
P. Ales
Austin and College Station
Texas University
A. d& M. College
Monte Vista Station
City Ticket Office
Navarro SE
Houston and Medini Sts
Great Northern
R. R
Crockett
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