May Transfers Threaten Enlistment at Camp Bowie
Major General Henry Allen ordered a mobilization query to raise the Ninetieth Division to war strength. San Antonio may lose several thousand men to Camp Bowie Fort Worth as some recruits are rejected after a second examination for discharge. Regulars reportedly at full strength, but overall impact expected to be four figures.
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Sut Antenin
Wuleital
Camp Travis
Henry 3. Allen
Ninetieth
Wear Department
Edwin St. J. Greble
Texas and
Oklahoma National
National Guard
Allen Wan
San Antonio
Camp Bowie
Fort Worth
Vay Vileke
Camp Trevis
Fio Abe
Fragmented Editorial on Conscription And Army Service
A garbled passage discusses conscription in a wartime context. It contrasts applicant assessments with military service, noting examinations and board decisions. The text mentions national army obligations, discharge terms, and faster camp arrivals by the first contingent, reflecting debates on evaluation and enlistment procedures.
Consumption taxes may be eliminated in Senate vote
Washington reports the 356 million in tea coffee and cocoa taxes likely to be axed, part of a 2.516 billion war revenue bill facing a Senate decision Monday. Opponents argue four taxed items raise burdens with limited revenue, while supporters cite higher country prices and comparisons to other nations.
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Waslington
D.C
Senate
Borah-Johnson-Kenyon Group
Broussard
Bausdell
Lunisiiaa
Nike
Lodge
Egigland and
Vranes
Tansdell
Curtis
Kangsay
Sintaons
Ti Najee Cormitlus
Stone
Root
Impeachment Era Imposes Limits On Normal School Repeal Debate
Acting Governor Hobby states he will not submit repeal of the normal school act or other new- institution appropriations during the Thirty fifth Legislature special session. He cites constitutional questions and the pending impeachment trial of Governor Ferguson, signaling limited legislative actions and witness plans for next week.
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Austin
Tex
James E. Ferguson
Senate
Haphy
Hobby Tanight
Willes
Go Ar Ferguson
Nso
Merguson
Tin Temple State
Mank
Uie
Maavape
Benne
Senate Impeachment Probe Delays and House Adjournment
Amid appeals from regulators, Texas Senate shows no haste on impeachment inquiry while the House adjourns early. Thirteen Senate bills proposed without covering all registration topics. only two approved. House passed mileage, per diem, contingent expense, gasoline, and standard grate corrections. Senate debates expand inquiry into Governor Ferguson charges. impeachment schedule set for mornings with 10 am start and 6 pm close.
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Austin
Tex
Reginitore Hott House
Senate
Moby
Howse
Hang
Senate Stuarts
Ferguson
House
Ariieloa
Mayday Signals Prolonged Senate Investigation Timeline
The report outlines a prolonged Senate investigation involving Thomas or Thamans, noting typical procedures of five hours or days, with references to 85 hours weekly over four to five weeks. It mentions Tre Bayan managing about 16 hours per week and a requirement of several weeks to finish the inquiry.
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Senate
Tre Bayan
PEORIA DISTILLERIES CLOSE AS GOVERNMENT CURBS START
Peoria and Kentucky report major whiskey producers suspending operations as federal mandates take effect. In Peoria five large distilleries shutter at 11 PM though warehouses still hold vast supplies enough to last the nation for two years. State totals show large yearly expenditures on malt, garnish, and rum, while Kentucky sees about 200 distilleries idle and policy debates move to warehouse storage for export.
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Peoria
Pearks
Useworld
Soldiers trained at Camp Bowie await service in Me trenches
Soldiers at Camp Bowie Texas are trained for immediate service in France. Major General Geehle quotes General Pershing saying training will prepare troops for front lines. About 5000 hand grenades are ordered for practice war fare at the training area. Meanwhile the Sixth Infantry departs Camp Lowden for a southern concentration team at Mousterr.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Soldias
Camp
Bowie
France
Pershing
Luis
Geehle
Tiittory Denops
Tioutan
Smungtibim
Stringtlela
Sixth Infantry
Camp Lowden
Southurt
Mousterr
Reports on S P Wreck near San Antonio
Wreck of a Southern Pacific train occurred about thirty miles west of San Antonio on September 4. Investigators reported 14 injured or missing, with property damage totaling about 850000 for equipment 70000 for damage and 12 million for clearing debris and roadbed.
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Nanaan
San Antooio
Ube
AW Ranurt
Bay Antonin
Mexican Mother Loyal in Navy Recruiting Story
In Austin Sept patriotic scene shows a Mexican mother, evoking pride as her three sons serve with the U S Navy. One son remains in reserve while two are serving aboard ships. The mother expresses readiness to consent if the country needs her son, reflecting strong family patriotism and support for military service.
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Austin
Wis
Min Aela Hast
Chen
Icle
Manuel
Rosa
Mettan
Evans
Buckley Pilots Flight From France Reported To Have Fled
Dispatches from Paris report Corporal Buckley of Illinois fled Thursday morning with two comrades against five German forces near the Lorraine front. Buckley, 21, was a Lafayette Regiment member and a graduate of the University of Illinois Agricultural School. Indictment charges and local official notes follow, with ongoing concerns over defense and public safety in St Glut County city areas.
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Chigagd
Eret
Buckley
Paris
Sane Lacks
Guemini
T. Wo Buckles
Boyenne
Tuckley
Alo
Mreneh Serelor Fn
Ned Bean
Lirias Ais
Tafayette
Jin
Agricut Anrat
University At
Vinola
Automobile Hit by Car Leaves Boy Unharmed
An incident near the intersection of South Lar and San Fernando Streets left a boy unharmed after being struck while attempting to dash across the street shortly before 4 pm Saturday. The driver, Lawrence Savon of 324 Soledad Street, was arrested.
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Olvaro Arrinzs
South Laredo
South Lar
San Fernando
Lawrence Savon
Soledad Street
Willotts
Allot Liberty Bonds Washington DT Gy Sent 8
The article notes Liberty Bond subscriptions totaling 2,000,000,900 with 82 percent allocated to subscribers via National Bank. It lists leading states and centers of subscriptions and discusses a proposed physician loan scheme blending investment and medical needs.---
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Washington, DT. Gy
Nations Bank
Motion
Natonal Banis
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
California
Texas
Missouri
Minnesota
Michigan
Indiana
Wiens Town
Iklihiomit
Heldo
Kentucky
enneHsey
West
Finance for Physicians Loans Spark Formation of advocacy group
An early 20th century press item describes a proposed organization of editors and financiers to loan money to young physicians entering practice. The piece argues doctors need good appearance and tools, suggests installment plans for offices, equipment, and living costs, and notes potential risks of debt and creditor demands in the years after graduation.
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Dnetnrs
New York
of & Company
Hove
Providence
Yiricuting Virions Creditor
Wartime Hardship in Liechtenstein Amid Food Shortages
The small principality of Liechtenstein, wedged between Austria and Switzerland, endures severe food shortages as imports dry up. In six months its 2,006 residents received only bread once weekly and half a pound of meat, while meatless days become the norm and agriculture strains to feed the population. Despite a harvest boost, crops won’t reach markets until May, forcing price controls and harsh penalties for waste or hoarding.
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Munich
Lichtenstein
Austria
Switzerland
Switzkind
Lufetttensleig
Vaduz
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