Southwestern tuberculosis conference at Grand Canyon
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis plans a Southwestern conference on its impact and local problems. Held October 28 and 4 at Grand Canyon, it will discuss war created tuberculosis issues with representatives from Arizona and seven other western states. Major Gterllag of Camp Travis and Maj H R Starting, former Third Cavalry, join the event.
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National Association For
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Hult
San Ang
Gterllag
Maj
H.R. Starting
Third Cavalry
Camp Travis
Fort Sheridan
Chicago
Injunction Sought Against San Antonio Service Car Bond
Attorneys argued in Forty-Fifth District Court that the city ordinance requiring indemnity bonds for service car operators is void for flawed caption and possible conflict with state law. The suit challenges penalties, licensing scope, and fund designation, with Judge Tayloe to hear closing arguments after adjournment. The case tests indemnity bonds and penalties under local ordinances aligned to the 1916 measure and amended provisions.
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Forty-Lifth District Court
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Thyre
Robert J. McMillan
Eat What You Want When You Want It
An advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative that lets adults indulge in heavy meals. It claims the product regulates the bowels naturally, allows overeating with no distress, and offers a free trial by writing to Dr Caldwell in Monticello, Illinois.
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Washington St
Monticello
San Antonio works to refute land site claims for training grounds
San Antonio interests challenge misstatements about sites for a military training area. The army board, chaired by Oak Monroe McFarland, faces rebuttals from the Chamber of Commerce with abatements and statistics disputing temperature, food supply, and climate comparisons with North Texas and Oklahoma.Evidence cites cooler summers and lower heat in San Antonio, fewer heat prostrations, and favorable freight routes via Galveston and Port Aransas. A Wood County delegation arrived to present a site 80 miles from Dallas, while other officials stayed at the Menger Hotel during board discussions.
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Army
Oklahoma
Texas
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Chamber of Commmerce
United States
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Jess
Galveston
Dallas
Port Aransay
Son Antonio
St. Louis
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Wood County
Mayor to Set Date for Fire Prevention Day
At Governor Hobby's request Mayor Belt plans a fall fire prevention day. The proclamation urges schools to prepare programs and teachers to teach fire and accident prevention. Police and city departments are urged to cooperate statewide.
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Belt
Hobby Assetty
United States
Texas
Police
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Texan writer O'Reilly noted for Info 2 and Dollars Weekly
Story by O'Reilly Talward 8 reports a former Gazette managing editor turned Info 2 short story writer. He has two pieces in Dollars Weekly titled Dead or Alive set along the Texas-Mexico border. He worked in Chicago and Tex Nat before joining Associates Press in New York. He served in the Philippines and China with Magero's Foreign Legion and plans a first book for Christmas.
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Info 2
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O'Reilly
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China
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Foreign Legion
San Antonio
Army officers forecast transfer of Texas regiments to Camp Bowie
Military leaders expect the Third and Fourth Texas infantry on border duty to be moved to Camp Bowie in Fort Worth for combined training with other state troops. Poor equipment and limited detachments hinder current modern warfare training, and arrangements aim to place them at their banner stations or the training camp as soon as possible.
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Camp Bowie
Port Worth
Texas Guard
Deming Plans Armory and Stadium for Soldier Training
Deming New Mexico accelerates war service effort following the San Antonio plan. Myron Kesner reports a $5000 War Service Board grant for equipment and an armory. Citizens raise $20,000 to entertain trainees. A 20,000 capacity stadium is under construction. Card index census aids registration of thousands of soldiers in and around Deming with volunteers assisting.
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Deming
N. M
Abert M. Wall
War Recreation Board
Myron Kesner
War Service Board
New Mexico
Denting
Bccommoda
Varde Gimillar
Irish Convention in Session at Cork With Talks of Peace
Cork Ireland Sept 16 Irish convention reassembled after a delay and with no fixed plan with Ulster leaders. Delegates numbered about ninety and Sir Horace Plunkett presided. Speeches from Ulster leaders reportedly laid groundwork for a peaceful settlement.
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Ireland
Nona
Sir Horace Plunkett
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