Ford Encouraged At Peace Outlook From New York Meeting
Reports from Washington on November 27 indicate Ford received hopeful replies from church and government figures including Cardinal Gibbons and President Wilson's circle. Acknowledgement came from the State Department for peace advocacy letters, while details of Ford's plan remained scarce ahead of a December steamer departure. The coverage notes contributors from Notre Dame and Catholic University and highlights Albert Greene, botanist and professor, as a noted figure in science and education.
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Uncle Sam Loses An Able Botanist Dr Howard Greene Dies
Washington dispatch reports the death of Dr Howard Lee Greene a noted botanist aged 72. The obituary notes Greene served in government scientific endeavors and contributed to botanical research and exploration.
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Washington, J. G
Howard Lee Greene
Greeba
Huntington versus Lewis and Simmons art trial set
The case concerns a purported full length portrait of Mrs Siddels and her sister Mrs Kembly lent by Henry Edward Huntington to test its authenticity. Huntington claims the painting, guaranteed at sale, is not genuine and worth only about $1000, with experts in London and New York weighing opinions. The trial will be heard this term in London following restraints that witnesses reside there.
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W. Roberts
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Landon
My. Huntington
New York
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Mise
Billy Mo Jordan
San Antonio Sintfardom
Newton
Mle Burd Wad
Willingdon
Ted Why
M. Jordai
Bale
Swiss anti German sentiment grows in western cantons
In Zurich and across French speaking cantons of Switzerland hostility to Germans rises. Factories and shops have dismissed German workers and hotels publicly refuse German guests. German language is barred in public spaces and Swiss media attack the federation’s alleged pro German leanings in coverage of the French army threat to the northwest border.
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Switzerland
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Geneva
Luisanne
Fede
Baden
Waerttem
Teachers Debate Suffrage Plank at State Education Meet
The Texas Teachers Association adjourned after a heated session debating suffrage for teachers certificates, with the group ultimately defeating the proposal. The gathering pressed for measures to elect county school superintendents by law, sought rural school funding, and urged a constitutional tax amendment. Governor Ferguson was expected to approve the education agenda led by State Superintendent Doughty, who also spoke on forming better American children.
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Tintary
Poe Png Association
Doughty
Ferguson
J.esmball
Dallas
J. J. McBrien
Caring for War Dogs at Jena Sanatorium
Nov 27 report from Brel in Jena describes a new war dog hospital aided by municipal authorities. Wilhelm Geyer of the city's Humane Society donated a large estate for the facility with barracks, barrels repurposed as sheds, and daily intake of 26 dogs, tended by a veterinary surgeon and fed by the local garrison. The ambulance corps dogs, about 200, saved over 3,900 soldiers on battlefields.
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Jena
Wilhelm Geyer
The
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Mt. Geyer
Ambulance Corps
Conference banquet promises largest in state history
A complete conference program outlines a huge banquet at the St Anthony Hotel for delegates from across Texas, with 2 000 expected attendance. Gov. Murgueon declined to attend. Lt. Gov. Linbby plans to be present. Mayor Brew to welcome visitors as sessions address plan, exhibits, and civic endorsements amid a three-divided banquet format.
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Jiatlee Nelson Phillips
Aust
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Fan Antonio
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W. T. Capers
Episcopal Diocese
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Texas
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Clinton
George D. Aravatead
J. J. Mansfield
Columbia
Chamber of Commerce
Retail Merchants Association
Jobbers and Credit Men's Association
Rotary Cid
Order of Vana
Manufacturers Club
Federation of Women's Clubs
Women's Cid
Trades Council
San Antonio Clearing House Association
Builders' Exchange
Rtary Club
Gunter Hotel
New Way to Curl Hair Without Heated Irons
Unclear readable text describes an alternative hair curling method avoiding heated irons. Mention of new technique, fashion, and potential benefits. References to styling approaches and speculative quotes suggest a feature on modern beauty practices.
Sailings and War Notes from Across Headlines
The St Paul sails for Liverpool with first cable, second Bye AGN thirdclaxe hig Newd Awn. A motion plea for a jure sneagement leaves a wife behind. Independent squadron soldiers bound for London reach ship before sailing. Budapest marks a joint commemoration for German and Hungarian troops who turned back a Russian push, planning a Berlin Village with a large museum and relics from the Long Carpathian battle, funded by Hungarian and German merchants.
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Laverpool
Leavins Ls
Aly
British Columbia
London
Saliing Union
Budapest
Carpathian J Mountains
Carpathians
Berlin
Drant
Danderine Promises Beautiful Hair Free of Dandruff
An old advertisement extols Knowlton's Danderine claiming immediate dandruff dissolution and shinier, softer hair. It urges readers to purchase at drug stores or counters, promising strong, heavy hair without fall, within minutes after use.
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Ronson
Knowlton
Memorial Services Held by Elks Lodge 10 in Temple
The Elks Lodge 10 at San Antonis Lodge Xp 216 holds annual memorial services at Temple Geth-el at 3 Palyck Acait Sunday west. An address by Joseph B. Whres, leader of Hort Weeklyy Indy, opens with musical preludes by local performers. Prominent Elks from across the state plan to attend the rites, with officers of the lodge reciting the roll and delivering remembrances for departed brothers.
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Fort Worth
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Cella Vala
Bercause
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Goua
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Pate
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Garvices
Made-in-San Antonio goods space offered at fair
The Mid-winter Fair Association will provide free display space for made in San Antonio goods at the fair. Harry Simon announces prep work on fair grounds with 50 workers to ready exhibits, including cattle, poultry, and horse racing featuring about 400 horses for what supporters promise as a premier racing program in Texas. Auto and airplane displays, nightly fireworks, and premiums for South Texas soil products are planned, with strong emphasis on regional cooperation and city shows.
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Harry Simon
Texas
South Texas
Ate Matas
J. H
Unese
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Wortham
Esta Association
One Briton Interned in Vienna Amid World War II Reports
A fragmentary World War II era note records one British civilian interned in Vienna after official correspondence. The text mentions a nurse tending a British citizen in a large, clean, well ventilated building and notes a visit from a representative of the American embassy. It hints at broader tensions and public interest in wartime internment cases. The account reflects sparse, uneasy reporting on civilian detainees and diplomatic contacts.
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Amerigan
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German officer rises to commander role in Namur district
War era report details Captain Walter Arun’s amputation, later appointment as president of the military court for Namur district. Upon returning to France he pursued aviation duties, achieved several long flights near Paris, learned to ride again, and competed in horse events with German officers behind the front.
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New YMC Members Committe Appointed in Austin
A meeting of the YMC committees in Austin elected new members and set the next convention for March 4. Key appointees include President Wawel of A, Remy Vine of Austin, and De. George 1 Dinty of Palentine. The conference will be held in Waen with a Texas Otier Hoys Conference toast given by Dr. W. T. Mather of the University of Texas. More than 500 meals were served at the banquet. The State Yo. A. boys department, overseen by John L. Hunter, closes the event Sunday evening.
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Texas Otier Hoys
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