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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1919

Page

6

Deserter Private Smiley Found Dead at Fort Sam Houston

Private Towa L Smiley of Company KF 2d Battalion 3d Infantry, listed as a deserter, was found dead on George Brackenridge land near Camp Travis after leaving Fort Sam Houston for rest. Identification came from a rifle serial and tag. authorities note a 10 day furlough dispute and possible personal motive about a marriage. Sugar policy debate stalls McNary bill in Senate with arguments over board authority and responsibility.

Towa L. Smiley George Brackenridge Seguin Road Camp Travis Smiley 2D Battalion 3D Infantry Fort Sam Houston Grosvenor Brown County Texas Patrick Donaghey War Department Department Seret Donaghey New Braunfels Sherif Antonio Diaz J. R. Latchaw 17Th Field Artillery Washington, D. C Senate McNary United States Sugar Equalizing Board Wilson Oregon Harrison Mississippi Congress Gay Louisiana Palmer

Missing 100 lb hog near Albert Texas

A black male hog about 100 pounds strayed from the premises last Tuesday near Albert Texas. Reward offered for return. Notify Erwin Behrens.

Albert Tex Erwin Behrens

Accident Delays Train Service After Car Jumps Track

An accident on Saturday delayed outbound service for a day as a baggage car derailed on the trestle south of the tunnel, breaking ties. Passengers were moved to adjacent box cars and by Sunday evening the track was clear and the train resumed to Fredericksburg that night.

Fredericksburg

Miss Lilly Priess Dies After Lingering Illness at 23

Miss Lilly Alma Ella Priess aged 23 years 7 months and 2 days died Sunday night at ten in her parents home Mr and Mrs Lows Priess. She was born in Fredericksburg and lived there most of her life with brief health resort stays. Funeral moved to Wednesday noon with Rev Koerner officiating and interment at Greenwood Cemetery. Survived by parents three brothers Irwin Hugo Edmund all of San Antonio and sisters Alice Rogers Wichita Falls Olga Martin Stonewall.

Miss Lilly Alma Ella Priess Miss Lilly Priess Lows Priess Louis Priess Fredericksburg Colorado Oiie Krogers Wichita Falls Lilly Priess Greenwood Cemetery Koerner Irwin Hugo Edmund San Antonio Alice Rogers Olga T. J. Martin Stonewall Young Lilly

New European Alliance Contem plated

London reports indicate a near unanimous view that a new triple entente is forming at talks among Prime Minister Lloyd George Premier Clemenceau and Italian Foreign Minister Scialoja. Britain avoids comment to not jeopardize US ratification of the pact while Spain is cited as a possible fourth partner in a western powers balance of power scenario.

London Britain Lloyd George Clemenceau Signor Scialoia America United States France Italy Spain League

That Jenkin Affair Again

Rebelde Cordova, who kidnapped William O. Jenkins consular agent at Pueblo Mexico, is quoted in El Denverata as saying Jenkins asked the bandit to kidnap him to show Carran vandista failure to protect foreigners.

Rebelde Cordova William O. Jenkins Pueblo Mexico el Denverata Jenkins Carranvistas

Coal Strike Ends as Officials Warn Against Immediate Relaxation

Government relief expressed at the settlement of the nation-wide bituminous coal miners strike. Fuel Administrator Garfield said removal of soft coal restrictions cannot happen immediately. Director General Hines cautioned that strike dislocation won’t be fixed instantly and urged continued fuel conservation until conditions normalize.

Washington, D. C Garfield Indianapolis Wilson Hines

Mexican Government Halts Oil Drilling Nationwide

In Washington, December 10, the Mexican government moves to nationalize the oil industry. Armed Mexican soldiers have stopped American owned companies from drilling wells and have sealed their equipment under government lock.

Washington, D. C Come

President Favors Turkish Mandate

Constantinople reports that President Wilson may ask Americans to approve a mandate for Turkey. Reactions split between those favoring League of Nations control and business interests hoping for a Near East boom, with England possibly stepping in if the United States declines. The Armenia mandate idea appears largely dropped.

Constantinople Paris Wilson Turkey Uncle Sam Near East United States League of Nations Lloyd George Washington Great Britain England Bagdad Armenia

Fire destroys residence in San Antonio De

A fire Tuesday afternoon destroyed the residence of Mrs. W. J. Zarbee at 526 West Summit Place after an oil stove exploded in the rear. Flames spread to the adjacent J. E. Brown home at 522 West Summit Place, which suffered only minor damage thanks to the fire department. The Barbee family home, owned by Albert Jones and recently moved from Ballinger Texas, valued about 520,200 with 51,200 in furniture, was partially insured.

W. J. Zarbee West Sumuut Place West Summit Place J. E. Brown Barpee Ballinger Texas Albert Jones

Scapa Flow Dispute Persists as Allies Demand Compliance

Berlin reports Germany will not give a categorical no to allied notes on penalties totaling 400000 tons of dockage and shipping for Scapa Flow s scuttling. The notes also demand Germany sign a peace protocol granting allies the right to intervene militarily if armistice terms are not fulfilled. No immediate compliance expected as of this morning.

Berlin Germany Scapa Flow

German Iron Division Troops Refuse to Proceed

Five trainloads of German Iron Division troops reaching Tilsit halted their advance in defiance of an allied commission order. Four trains retraced toward Memel threatening Curland while Koenigsberg headquarters claim the action follows their orders and accept responsibility.

Riga East Prussia Iron Division Tilsit Germany Allied Commission Memel Curland Koenigsberg

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