Honor Roll Texas Heroes in Europe War Casualties
Texas boys listed as killed wounded captured or missing in Europe with names from Yoakum Robert Lee Henderson Nacogdoches Trinity Trinity etc. The roll includes Pvt Henry Goode Pammie Landers Stacher Adcock Waterman Briley Cabaniss Jones Lundgren Phillips Redang Winch Warren OConner Woodward Strys Drews Eden Mineola Wothodger Morales Roby Lester Evans Merritt Rovers Ottis Henry Hollming Graves Binbry Pederson Howard Brownfield Stovall Vinson Boss Vernon Davenport Megro Wright Carleton Drew La Mott Burkett Christian Bachman Wichita Falls Brashacre Fleming Gibson Zamora Bean Bermann Black Blackwood Threat Hays Smith Gregory Gray Hargrave Spark Stolte Sanford Hanes Joekel Page Blackwood Threat and others.
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Henry Goode
Yoakum
Pammie J. Landers
Robert Lee
Joe Stacher
Henderson
Floyd Adcock
Elgin
Walter Waterman
Paris
Felix Briley
Nacogdoches
John 0 Cabaniss
Garland
Ira L. Jones
Windthornt
Henry A. Lundgren
Richard $. Phillips
Trinity
George 1. Redang
Point Bret
Percy Winch
Laredo
Luther Warren
Chesman
Joseph Frederick Oconnor
Archer City
Kinnett M. Woodward
Lees
Oscar Sanderson
Alpine
Gus J. Arlett
Hallettsville
Henry J. Berkman
Walburg
Elisha Jones
Bandera
Amato Martinez
Cuero
Ralph Payne
Cleburne
James S. Lesenby
Clarksville
Andrew T. Appleby
Bruceville
Elgin H. Baxter
Whitewright
James W. Browley
Ralls
John L. Carleton
Windom
Oscar Drew
Arlington
Riley la Mott
Willa Point
Tomer W. Burkett
Abilene
Victor T. Christian
la Pryor
Earl BE. Bachman
Wichita Falls
Thomas G. Brashacre
Atwell
Oliver I. Fleming
Clayton
Joe Zamora
Maeiral
Elusha Bean
Winchester
Alvin Bermann
Sesuin
Grover Black
Carthage
Daniel
Fort
Adams
Tommie W. Gardiner
Hempstead
Peramundo Gonzales
Corpus
John W. Spark
Greenville
Henry J. Stolte
Clife
Harold M. Sanford
Houston
Lawrence C. Hanes
Kaufman
Frederick G. Joekel
Gillin
John Page, Jr
Fuqua
Isaiah M. Blackwood
Santo
Jesse Threat
Chatfield
Lee Arthur Hays
Gainesville
William C. Smith
Sherman
Marshall Gregory
Athens
Jesse L. Gray
Oakville
Cook John Rash
el Paso
Thomas P. Hardwick
Blanket
James J. Orand
Linden
Roy Odom
Rusk
William H. Keele
Collinsville
John James Post
Louis Zander
San Antonio
John Johnson
Bonham
Wic T. Martin
Armistice Terms Sought as German Forces Retreat
Allied forces press the German front from Meuse to Belgium while Marshal Foch awaits representatives to discuss an armistice. Germany seeks halt in firing and possible peace terms as Sedan nears capture by American troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foch
Washington
Marshal Foch
United States
Germany
Congress
Afr
Fuurther
Robert Lansing
Sedan
Meuse
Luxemburg
Prosecution to Come From 4th Liberty Loan
The article reports a DOJ plan to prosecute three army officers tied to the aircraft investigation and possible grand jury actions in Washington. It notes potential penalties and ongoing inquiries into officers with financial ties to firms. It also details the oversubscription of the fourth Liberty Loan, with district-by-district quotas and subscriptions, marking it as a record effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
Washington
Charles BK. Noches
Department of Justice
Army
Baker
Hughes
E. A. Deeds
Bureau of Military Aeronautics
War Department
Dayton
Ohio
Northwest
Treasury
Navy
Drive to enlist 35,000 limited service volunteers begun
Washington reports the labor department and war department seek 35,000 volunteers from 1-A limited service registrants to fill posts in the United States. Inductees start as privates with promotions by merit, with jobs listed for assemblers, chauffeurs, clerks, cooks, laborers, mechanics, motorcycle drivers, transmission men, tire repairers, plus one newsman and three film experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Department of Labor
War Department
Employment Service
Community Labor Boards
Court martial verdict reached in Texas murder case
Court martial of Privates Samuel H Williams and Daniel H Evans who were charged jointly with the murder of State Ranger Dudley White near White City San Augustine County on July 21 concluded at Camp Travis. The findings will not be made public until reviewed by higher authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Samuel H. Williams
Daniel H. Evans
Dudley White
White City
San Augustine County
Camp Travis
New Credit Deal Raises France Aid to 265 Billion
The treasury established a new credit of 200 million dollars in favor of France. This brings France total credits to 265 million and ally credits to 7.732,976,666 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
France
Former Hungarian Premier Killed in Copenhagen
Count Tisza, former Hungarian premier, was shot and killed by a soldier while walking in Copenhagen. The incident occurred as he was out in the city, marking a shocking political assassination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Tisza
Tragic Brooklyn Train Collision Claims Over 100 Lives
More than 100 men and women were killed and twice as many injured when two Brooklyn Rapid Transit trains collided near Prospect Park on the Brighton Beach line. The leading train jumped a track and a second train crashed into it amid a strike by motormen seeking reinstatement of discharged workers. Rescue work faced delays in the steep cut as charred corpses and injured were carried away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Prospect Park
Brighton Beach
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
National War Labor Board
Lewis
Bodies of 177 Victims of Lost Ship Princess Sophia
In Juneau Alaska the bodies of 177 people from the lost steamer Princess Sophia were brought to shore after perishing in a storm Friday night. The vessel had gone down in Lynn Canal north of Juneau with all aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Alaska
Lynn Canal
Czech Troops Disarm Enemy in Bohemia Moravia
The Czech national committee aided by Czech troops disarms German Austrian and Hungarian forces in towns across Bohemia and Moravia as part of the occupation actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Czech National Committee
Bohemia and
Moravia
Draft calls for this month announced in Washington
Provost Marshal General Crowder announced mobilization of 290 773 additional men to army training camps before November 22. Between November 11 and 15, 253 335 white registrants will entrain for service, boosting total inducted under the draft act to over 3 000 000 and in training or the field to over 4 000 000. State by state lists specify camps and numbers, with both white and colored registrants called to camps such as Camp Greene, Camp Dix, Camp Lewis, Camp Cody, Camp Shelby, Camp Wadsworth, Camp Meade, Camp Funston, and others across Alabama to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Crowder
United States Army
Alabama
Camp Greene
N. C
Arkansas
Camp Pike
Ark
Arizona
Camp Cody
N. M
Kelly Field
Texas
California
Camp Lewis
Wash
Colorado
Connecticut
Garden City
L. I. Delaware
Camp Dix
N. J
Fort Dupont
Del
District of Columbia
Camp Greenleaf
Fort McDade
Fla. Georgia
Camp Wheeler
Idaho
Ilinois
Kan
Kentucky
Camp Beauregard
Louisiana
Camp Sevier
Maryland
Camp Meade
Massachusetts
Camp Lee
Michigan
Camp Wadsworth
Minnesota
Fort Riley
Mississippi
Camp Shelby
Miss
Missouri
Montana
Fort Worden
Nebraska
Camp Bowie
Camp Kearney
Cal
Nevada
New Hampshire
L. I
New Jersey
Fort Hancock
N. Y
New Mexico
Fort Rosecrans
New York
Camp Humphrey
Ohio
Camp Sherman
Oklahoma
Camp McArthur
Camp MccClellan
Ala
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Camp Crane
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Fort Moultrie
S. C
South Dakota
Camp Dodge
Fort Winfield Scott
Tennessee
Camp Travis
Fort Crockett
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wadsworth
Camp Logan
Wyoming
Lewis
Georgia
Camp Funston
Illinois
Camp Grant
Ill
Indiana
Kansas
North Carolina
Camp Humphreys
Papes Diapepsin claims instant relief for indigestion
Advertisement states that taking a tablet of Pape's Diapepsin after meals stops indigestion pain and relieves gas acidity heartburn and dyspepsia instantly. It notes tablets are inexpensive at drug stores and promotes quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Ady
Apparent Alibi In Court For Speeding Case
A gray haired man faces a speeding charge after claiming a mistaken alert. He argues the timing fits a chess game with a friend as proof they weren’t driving fast. The officer reports 25 mph, while the defense offers the odd alibi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friend
Yonkers
Satesman
Velvet skin promise from Tetterine ad copy
A Southern women’s beauty claim touts Tetterine as the quick cure for pimples and blotches. The advertisement says no soap or powder works as well, and notes the product is sold by druggists or mailed from Shuptrine Co. Savannah Georgia for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuptrine Co
Savannah
Many-Sided Pun on The Hun in Dispatches
A witty exchange remarks that the enemy is not four faced but a brute, while noting dispatches claim four-front attacks. The dialogue hints at wartime propaganda and misperception of an adversary's breadth of action.
Capadine Flu Relief Ad Runs as Cold Warning
An early 20th century advertisement urges immediate use of Capadine for grippe symptoms warning about influenza. It promotes a trial bottle at 10 cents with two doses and notes larger sizes available.
Fifty-Fifty Odds Marked Down In Exchange
In a brief converse, Ella asks which man will win and Stella replies the race is essentially even with each contender at forty nine to one and a half.
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Ella
Stella
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Restores Vitality
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as purifying blood and restoring energy. It claims quick strengthening effects and notes price as one cent. It also includes a quip about wealth and a social observation on young women and friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Price dc
Woman's Nerves Made Strong Across Time
Winona Minnesota Mrs Albert Sultze aged 60 shares how nervousness kept her awake at night for a year and how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health She recommends the remedy to others noting its forty year record in easing displacements inflammation ulcers irregularities pains backache dizziness and nervous prostration of women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sultze
Olmstead St
Winona
Minn
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Kirkdand
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Micrlin
Eden
Pal Coterave
Crandall
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Mineola
Dures Wothodger
Vlorenting Morales
Tondo
Jilin
Sinianuley
Roby
Lester Evans
Alvin
Leroy Lester Griges
Waco
Patrick McGinnis
Lamesa
Pyt Win
Reynolds
Sret
Leslie D. Everett
Dallas
Mech
Jonas Uf Erickson
Thomas N. Merritt
Rowlett
Grover M. Vernon
Leary
Davenport
Simmons
Seve Megro
Robert Wright
Pennington
Allen Richie
Bryan
John F. Galloway
Morris F. Toler
Jacksonville
Paul Graves
Queen City Wagoner
Sterling Jones
Oranuse
William H. Garrett
Grapeland
Wm. Ek. McAllister
Winnsboro
Homer A. McElroy
Troup
Herman Hackfield
Knox City
John W. Greathouse
Willow City Corp
George H. Hargrave
Texar
Kana
Tonio
Alexander Lara Norte
EF Paso
Joe Hilbig
Redrock
Edwin Alonzo Parsis
Uvalde. Corp
Fred A. Pope
Jim F. Elekar
Reinhold Lander
Mosheim
James L. Gilliam
Groesbeck
Lansing
Lannsing
Belgium
Collene J. G. Vincent
Packard Motor Company
Coronel George W. Mixter
Curtiss Airplane and Motor Corporations
Samuel B. Vrooman, Jr
S. B. Vrooman Company
Philadelphia
Federal Reserve
Boston
Richmond
Cleveland
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Atlanta
Chicago
Kansas City
San Francisco
S. Francisco
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Women’s Motor Corps of America
Lydia E. Pinkham
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