Italians plan big Liberty Day celebration in San Antonio
The Italo-American community in San Antonio投itates a Liberty Day observance on October 12 as designated by President Wilson. The Italo-American Young Men’s Club will organize a citywide celebration with fraternal groups and a parade, contacting military authorities for troop participation. A committee led by Albobelli will coordinate with other local organizations.
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County Judge Imposes Night School Requirement on Working Children
Children under 16 granted daytime work permits must attend night school and learn English under a rule by County Judge J K Davis. About 1500 applications have been filed. pledges from guardians are required, or permits may be revoked. State law allows under 15 work only when essential to family maintenance. night schools are crowded as youths balance work and education.
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Plans for a return-load road linking San Antonio to border points
San Antonio business leaders discuss a return-load road plan to send back empty trucks from the city to Eagle Pass Del Rio or Torredo to ease railroad congestion. The effort, led by William Furlong of the highways commission and the Chamber, aims to improve both Army supply routes and regional logistics, with trials in Connecticut New Jersey and New York cited as models.
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