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Moulton Eagle in Moulton, Texas

24 Jan 1919

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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1919

Page

2

Texas Heroes Honor Roll From War Front

The list enumerates Texas service members killed in action wounded missing or died of wounds and disease during Europe battlefields including Pvt Abel Clarke Gist Pvt George C Wylie and Lt James H Briggs among many others from cities such as Houston Abilene San Antonio Dallas and Fort Worth with multiple ranks and units named across the state agency lists.

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Texas Europe Abel Clarke Gist George C. Wylie Henderson Thomas N. Blackman Seagoville Grover C. Hellums Lockhart John B. Coil Abilene James H. Briggs Houston Thomas R. Hopkins Yoakum Carroll C. Hammons Giles R. Green Blossom Eddie F. Jackson Sidney E. Kornegay Malone Fred L. Stanley Granger George F. Robertson Amarillo Roy Sebastian Fate Charlies QC Strickland Era Herman B. Webber Mykawa Zellis Sellis Sealy William H. Johnson Clifton John R. Leonard Coldthwaite Joseph Collins el Campo Goliad Amil R. Schiller Burlington Walter G. Austin Clarksville Walker Elliott Mt. Pleasant Finch L. McGasland Winters Ernest Pearson Delvalle James L. Styers George R. Tamsitt Dallas Glenn E. Wilcox Texarkana James D. Crosby San Antonio Winfield Guptin Flint Olin Strange Waskom Arnold F. Gaus Range Ben Whitt Ordale Ivan O. Brockman Swanson Shelby Epperson John VY. Holley Pilot Point Ray King Quitman Lewis B. Wells Ballinger Marcellus Hunter Waskem Callie Johnson Jeff M. Tucker Greenville Jesse B. McAdams Huntsville Fie Harry C. Clark San Annio James W. Murray Princeton Sigt William Baer Itasca Robert N. Moss Arlington Edwin Culledge Bellville Felix L. K. Henry St. Joe Wellborn H. Briley Rice Vincent Garza Floresville Belton F. Musgrove Silsbee Frank W. Whitten Argile Roscoe W. Ivy Huntington Joe P. Mueller Moulton James W. Milburn Palestine James W. Ruston Fort Worth Monroe Webb Murchison William A. Carlisle Garza Hayden E. George Fishers Store Lucian F. Haley Maria Henry L. O'Neil Kossa Pyt Evans J. Sawyer Fisher Joseph E. Neiderhofter Oakhurst Jesse B. Bland Orange William M. Love Gause Martin L. Meitzen Hallettsville James L. Brown Walter Z. McCreary Goodlet Frank Nousal Waco John F. Blount Graham Sol K. Coleman Marshall Matthew Lane Clarendon Charles F. Boone el Paso Joseph Boone James J. Harrison Paradise Aaron Boyett Milam John C. Cason Bond Cecil R. Hawkins Kyle Arthur G. Davis O'Brien John F. Garrett John M. Kimbrough Ranger Ben W. Schultz Nordheim James L. Shumaker Kerrville Corp Bryant Haroldson Lovelady Elbert R. Wood Paint Rock James W. Brooks Caldwell Sret Boyd F. Milburn Aledo Corp Harry C. Fritsch Elliner, Corp Byron Mitchell Teague Joseph BE. Wilson Kingsland Otto M. Kieke Burton Pred L. Webster Alvin Jim B. Wilburn Wolfe City Cleveland K. Moffitt Quinlan Thomas R. Richards Archie L. T. Stuart Woodland Henry A. Halty Castroville Frank Holy Temple Sam Jefferson James Williams James Moore Riverside John A. Smith Hubbard City Sol Wilburn Gove Oliver Cullihan Webster Dugene M. Koerner Streeter Other Gee Alvin A. Autrey Detroit Lawrence McVey Baenteg. Corp Isaiah Joseph Hous Corp Barton Kk Mourk Gol Ithwaite Frank Bradley Brownsville Ed Colgrove Crandall Alfonzo G Luna Thomas C. Bland Gatesville Gener Brigham Campbell Bye Neill McCuley Pvt Bureat Brownwood Ogues West Harlingen John B. Williams Matagorda Gore Wright Rule P. Roy J. Radtoml Ban Seno
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Petroleum output in 1918 shows gains despite regional declines

Washington reports a record petroleum production of 345,500,000 barrels in 1918, up 3 percent from 1917. Gains in Central and North Texas and Northern Louisiana contrast with declines in Oklahoma-Kansas and Gulf Coast output, aided by new pools near Pine Island, West Columbia, and Big Hill.

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Washington United States Geological Survey Oklahoma-Kansas Central Texas Louisiana Gulf Coast Pine Island Caddo Parish Wildcat North Texas Oklahoma Kansas Cushing Healdton Hkldorado Augusta Gulf District Goose Creek Gulf West Columbia Brazoria County Big Hill Matagorda County
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Commander Announces Order of Demobilization

Brigadier General George Estes at Camp Travis said 50 percent of the men would be discharged as fast as possible. The first 10 percent will be discharged immediately with five priority groups guiding later discharges. Also, overseas troops and several hundred from Camp Jackson are arriving for discharge while the depot brigade remains about 6 000 strong.

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San Antonio Tex George Estes Camp Travis 126Th Field Artillery Camp Travis Camp Jackson 8. C
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President Wilson to Return Feb 19 in Washington Parade

President Wilson will be given an official welcome by the city of Washington upon his return from Europe. A DC committee plans a parade down Pennsylvania Avenue with returned soldiers led by the president upon arrival.

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Washington Wilson Europe District of Columbia Capital Pennsylvania Avenue
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Texas Industrial Traffic League backs private rail operation

The Texas Industrial Traffic League in Houston adopted a resolution opposing government ownership and urging Congress to act quickly. It supports private operation with regulated competition, seeks amendments to the Sherman act, and favors Cummins bill provisions returning rail control to the ICC while promoting wage protection and investor safeguards.

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Houston Tex Texas Industrial Traffic League United States Congress Cummins Interstate Commerce Commission League
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Two Planes Lock in Midair Killing Cadet

Fort Worth Texas Flying Cadet Henry Martin Schleiper died Friday when his plane collided in midair with Cadet Charles T. Carl. Carl survived and returned to Carruthers Field. Schleiper, two and a half miles from commission, died in a 2000 foot tail spin over Camp Bowie as others watched.

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Fort Worth Tex Henry Martin Schleiper Anna Schleiper Pearl, Ill Charles T. Carl Carruthers Field Schleiper Camp Bowie
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Wife Admits Killing Husband in Nassau County

Marie Augustine Lebaudy told Nassau District Attorney Charles Weeks that she shot and killed Jacques Lebaudy known as the emperor of the Sahara as he entered Phoenix Lodge in Westbury on Saturday night. She said he had threatened her life for fifteen years and that she could not stand it any longer.

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Westbury Marie Augustine Lebaudy Charles R. Weeks Nassau County Jacques Lebaudy Sahara Phoenix Lodge
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Texas Reports 182153 Men Joined Colors During War Effort

Austin reports total U S government expenditures for the Texas draft administration through Nov 30 1918 at 877 514. Texas provided 111190 draft qualified men and 45965 in draft age through enlistments and voluntary inductions. A conservative Adjutant General Harley estimates 25000 more volunteers, totaling 182153.

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Austin Tex United States Texas James A. Harley National Guard Navy Marine Corps Army Harley Sealers
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West Columbia on Top Again with New Well

West Columbia leads production with a new Texas Company No 2 Arnold well bringing in last week at about 12 000 to 20 000 barrels daily. The well offset to No 1 Giraud lies at just over 3 000 feet with gas pressure limiting oil output to around 8 000 barrels.

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Houston Tex West Columbia Texas Company Humble Oil and Refining Company Goose Creek Humble Sour Lake Arnold Hull Damon Mound Louisiana Vinto Brownie-Babbette Oil Company Johnson Gulf Refining Company G. N. Gray Gray Vinto Petroleum Company South Texas
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New Armistice Terms Presented to Germany

London reports Marshal Foch presented a list of demands for the new armistice including retribution for allied prisoners, immediate surrender of machinery and goods looted from France and Belgium, transfer of German gold to a safe location, seizure of German shipping to aid relief, and handing over or destruction of U boats with no new submarines built.

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London Germany Marshal Foch France Belgium Berlin Frankfort Europe
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Burleson Act Sustained by Federal Judge in New York

Federal Judge Leemed Hand dismissed the injunctions suit by the Commercial Cable Company and the Commercial Pacific Cable Company to block government takeover of their lines and merger with Western Union Telegraph. Counsel said an appeal would be filed.

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New York Commercial Cable Company Commercial Pacific Cable Company Burleson Western Union Telegraph Company Leemed Hand
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Bill's Delusion Promises Unseen Truths

A quip notes Bill claims his sweetheart communicates with her eyes and warns he will learn his error after marriage. The wry line casts doubt on his certainty and foreshadows a marital misread.

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Bill
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Vacher Balm Ad Promises Quick Relief for Croup and Cold

An advertisement touts Vacher Balm as faster relief for croup catarrh colds and sore throat than a $25 prescription. It promotes jars or tubes at 25c and urges samples and agents in New Orleans and warns against imitations. The piece ends with a joke about wages.

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BE. W. Vacher, Inc New Orleans Adv
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Quite Pleasant. First Passenger and Second Passenger Exchange

Two travelers aboard the Atlantic liner recount a rough night. The first passenger notes rough seas, while the second blames no one, claiming the game ended with about 200 dollars at stake.

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Geod
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Gray hair remedy and health tips from exchanges

An old recipe advises mixing Ba Rum Barbo Compound and glycerine in water to darken gray hair without staining the scalp. It notes gradual results and low cost with full directions in each Barbo box. Additional lines comment on time waste and a line about Pierce's Pleasant P. Pellets for liver and stomach health.

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