Trench Explosion at Camp Bullis Kills Four Soldiers
Four soldiers died and nine were wounded when a trench explosion at Camp Bullis during a night demonstration involving sky rockets and pyrotechnics trapped troops. Pvt. John A. Beavers and Pvt. Joseph H. Miller among the dead. Pvt. Benner aided others before succumbing to injuries. Brig. Gen. William R. Smith and officers observed the blaze as crews fought flames and ambulance crews ferried the injured to Fort Sam Houston Station Hospital.
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Fort Sam Houston
Camp Bullis
San Antonio
7Th Infantry
Joseph H. Miller
Reading
John A. Jenner
Baltimore
Station Hospital
Felix Catchings
Adolph Alanis
William R. Smith
Sam Houston
Lookout Hill
Miller
Benner
Oleander Street
17Th Infantry, Training Center Regiment
Fourth Field Artillery
Camp Stanley
Organized Reserve
W. B. Cochran
17Th Infantry
G. R. Mead
F. E. Linnell
W. B. Tuttle
John A. Beaver
Orlando Street
Cedar Street
Thomas Duncan
Noble
Death Trench
Smith
Quo Vadis and the Aim of a Young Chicago Printer
A young Chicago printing plant president set clear life and business objectives from age twenty five, aiming for a specific salary, saved wealth by thirty, and to lead his own firm by thirty five. The essay compares his focus to the Roman question Quo Vadis, urging workers to define goals and optimize each workday, amid a mix of notices and local ads.
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Chicago
Political Announcements Cash in Advance Policy
The notice explains that political advertisements require prepayment and lists standard fees for insertion in two papers. It notes payments must be received with the order and mentions specific costs for congressional notices and associated services. The ad also asks for a combined price if the same notice runs in both publications.
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Congressional
Cay
Siemens
Rand
Standard
Wochenblatt
Lange Declares Candidacy for Gillespie District Clerk
A. B. Lange announces candidacy for the Gillespie County District Clerk in the upcoming general election. Lange emphasizes experience in county records and commitment to efficiency and transparency in public administration.
Sheriff Candidate Seeks Re election in Gillespie County Texas
A candidate announces re election for the office of Sheriff of Gillespie County Texas at the next regular election. The notice specifies the seeker's continued bid for the sheriff’s post and frames it as a formal candidacy.
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33Rd Judicial District of
Texas
T. L. Price
Gillespie Co
Max Blum
Gillespie County
Gibbs County civil citation notice in 1922 Texas case
The state commands the Gillespie County sheriff to publish weekly for four weeks a civil citation for W F Striegler in the case of The Bank of Fredericksburg versus Striegler. The suit seeks 264 dollars including principal and interest on a promissory note dated June 16 1917 with ten percent attorney fees. The return date is May 30 1922 before Justice A B Lange Precinct 1 Gillespie County Texas.
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Gillespie
W. F. Striegler
Gillespie County
Texas
A. D
Fredericksburg
Temple D Smith
Ad. Gold
Albert Koennecke
Hulda Walter
Elsa Walter
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Joe Russian
Orange
Ike C. Leman
Port Arthur
Antonio Frietas Duarte
New Bedford
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Frank Walker
17Th Infntry
Norman
Okla
Harry Stasy
Detroit
Mich
Mathew Vindemar
Wilmington
Del
Ernest Hann
Paros
Ala
Robert M. Muir
Washington
Frank Hanisch
Juenke & Schoenewolf
Sudan
Office
33Rd Judicial District
San Saba, Texas
A. B. Lange
Weinheimer & Son
H. C. Maier
Richard Henke
State OF Texas
Ty. Hirsch
Gillespie County Fair Association
The
Secor Sanitarium Hospital
Kerrville-on-the-Guadalupe
Oltf
H. Dittlinger Roller Mills Company
New Braunfels, Texas
COMAL
Reliance Roller Mills
Alfred Gold
Louis Herbert
L. E. Hirsch
Richard Ransleben
F. J. Maier
Schmidt Bros
Max T. Henke
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