Relief Work Of Red Cross On New Orleans
Relief efforts by the Red Cross expand amid flood aid in New Orleans with relocations to the chamber of commerce building and expanded offices. Volunteers urge automobile and relief worker donations while distribution centers at Market House and new sites aid American refugees.
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West Side
Tee War Officer of the Red
Burke
Wolil
Chamber of Commerce
Lagoa and Crocket
America
CD Cannon
San Luis Stryet
Thomas Hogg
St Mt
Cannon
Uowdens
Hed Grose Relief Committee
Altos
Ferore Sinen
Gyvokett
Co Piternion
Fis
3Rd Cross
Chandler Hulking
Dunior Med Cross
Ovigh School
Mgok
Red Cross
Wei
Corpus Christi
Poetig
la Junta
Times
St. Ilxemaim
Albert Steves Jr
Tind Crows
Mangal Hirshberg
Camp Travis
Sererendy Fox
Hosdq
Beulah Grwin
Auxilir
Erwin
Consen
We Tent City
Red Cross Relief Fund
Wildee
Ms Gauich
Wise Tinian
Perry
Cae
Ward
Charles Hutier Macuiy
Alten
Storre
S. Il
City Garbage Pit Proves Veritable Gold Mine
A week after a flood struck San Antonio causing extensive city damage the garbage department found an unexpected revenue source. Large trucks moved flood damaged debris opening work and profits for a select element amid the recovery efforts.
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San Antonio
Meeting of three leagues in September at Emily’s
Officials from the Southweston Industrial raffle League the Pexn Industrial raffle League and railway executives convened at Dallas to discuss bureau procedures. Secretary Antonin Wreight announced authority to file changes with the president in St Louis, with rapid recognition timelines.
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Pexn Industrial ‘Eaffle League
Emillys
Se Powkett
Ha Son Antonin Wreight
Pha Southwestern Raffle Burnin
St. Louis
Gesvate
Bre Tenguins
Wis
Dallas
Cithre
Bureau
Lexas Fraffic League
Continue Health Work In Austin Sanitation Effort
Austin officials consider continuing the health sanitation program funded partly by the Rockefeller foundation and local Tu ea communities Yet the future depends on ongoing financial support as the state withholds its share and the cooperative arrangement remains uncertain Dallas Fair 31801 RT Tax line Act 148 NAHE 22 at 9 00 PM Soltuben Pacivic Adj
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Stockefeller’ Foundation
Hural Sanitation
Busia
Tu Ea
Dallas
War Department to Lease Army Real Estate During Emergency
The War Department may lease existing real estate and storage buildings near future military needs. Applications to lease are filed with commanding officers who forward them for review. Local officials report few details and note storeage space senior to aid troops, while scouts and Red Cross workers praise volunteer efforts during flood relief in San Antonio.
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War Department Ig
Washington
War Department
Iitge
Avisa
Amuyy
Red Cross
Alarkee House
Floetd
Eitrith Ik
San Antonin
San Antonio
Scouting Valor in San Antonio Flood Relief Efforts
National praise comes for Boy Scouts of San Antonio as they aid flood relief. Arthur Michael notes scouts began work with flood onset, patrolled Alazan area aiding homeless families and safeguarding property. Their preparedness and pathfinding skills aided relief and burial details.
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Boy Scouts of
San Antonio
New York
Thorugh
Arthur Michael
Michie
Michael
Police Department
Alazan
Mrsicaus
Jmrk. Crockett 1888
Sunshine Laundry Service resumes normal operations after week of power outage
Sunshine Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co announces full service restoration under manager Geo M Fox after a four day power outage caused delays. The note thanks patrons for patience and mentions undamaged plant. It also reports local residents Mr and Mrs Peter Hoebel returning home from a five month East Coast trip and describes travel disruptions along routes near Temple and Dallas.
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Chir
Peter Hoebel
River Avenue
San Antonio
Trallas
Mre
Hoehel
Waco
Temple
Fragmentary list of donors and contributors
A scattered ledger-like item lists numerous individuals and organizations with varied gift amounts. Names include Mrs W Dayleohen, Chinese refugee camp, Catering Industries workers Local No. 12, Cherry & Cherry, Beathoves Lowling club, and Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company employees, with sums ranging from 1 to 35 dollars and cents.
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Skinner
Sam Kimbeeal
Forder
hFistions Cheer Association
Monger
John Fest Sr
Roberts
Are. R. Tommins
Malle Tolferean
Catering Industries
Lotal No
Cherry & Cherry
Beathoves Lowling Club
William Davilson
Kelly Field
Konkle
Francisca Arto “Realto
Br. Redwood Wiliam
Behring
Josephine Green
Brotherhood of Tocomotive Firemen
Lingeneers
David Crockett
É E Noble
Victocn
Et Murphy
Sipn
Francisco
Fiowers Bronke
West Liberty
C. HK
Deinhay Sa
Stewart Adams
Porr
Southwestern Telegraph, & Telephone Company
Albert T. Smith
Agreement on Freight Rates Spurred by Southwest Bureau Action
An agreement emerged amid reports of inactivity by the Southwestern Draftic bureau in St. Louis and changes in freight rates across the southwestern railways. The joint action sought recognition and adoption of the altered rates by the railway offices and carriers.
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Southwestern Draffic Bureau of
St. Louis
Southwestern Railways
Railyase
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Levine
Kash Levine
Men’s Store
Alamo Plaza
Royarly
Austin
Tex
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Army Realty
Sunshine
Traffic Bureau
Sileto
Av J
Waintee
The
Big Crockery Store
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