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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1916

Page

28

Paper Carriers Keep The Light Informed Camp Wilson Troops

The Light forms a militia delivery corps to send the San Antonio paper to Camp Wilson soldiers. Nearly 2000 subscribers at Camp Wilson receive papers as quickly as city subscribers. Brigadier General Jack Foster praised The Light for militia coverage, ordering it sent daily to Illinois homes. Carriers deliver, solicit, and collect from regiments, with routes to Leon Springs, Landas Park, New Braunfels, and beyond.

San Antonio Camp Wilson The Light the Light Jack Foster Illinois Foster Leon Springs Landa’s Park New Braunfels H. Halkyer Greon Springs George Westmeyer New Braunfels-Seguin Burns Waggener Wisconsin William Ford John Shook Illinois Battery Fred Tarrant Frank Groesbeck Archie Helland Wallace Steele

Illinois Figures and Units in War Era Record

Kingsley Brown of Illinois accompanies Fourth Illinois, John Davis of Sixteenth Cavalry and Seventh Field Artillery, Dwight Bourn, and Second Wisconsin noted in roster entries.

Linois Kingsley Brown Illinois John Davis Sixteenth Cavalry Seventh Field Artillery Dwight Bourn Wisconsin

Relics Destroyed At Smyrna Museum Station

The Turkish war department says British warships bombarded the Berlin museums station near Smyrna. Erected near the Apollo Temple ruins at Didyma to house Greek art treasures, the building was reduced to ruins after shelling by two English cruisers. The director and assistants escaped with scant belongings. two years of antiquities were lost.

Berlin Turkish War Department Smyrna Didyma Samos

Investigation of Shark Invasion Reaches Federal Study

Washington Aug 5 The shark invasion along the Atlantic coast prompts a federal push. Secretary Redfield directs the Fish Commission to study causes, including hurricane effects on small forage fish and Gulf Stream shifts. Experts consider commercial fishing and cross species meat comparisons with swordfish.

Washington, D. C Atlantic United States Commerce Redfield United States Fish Commission Carribean Sea Gulf of Mexico Washington Jersey Therr Fish Commission

London Court to study single commercial language plan

The Court of Common Council referred a resolution to a committee proposing that one language be recognized as the commercial language and taught in all schools to support future allied trade cooperation.

London Court of Common Council

Dodson's Liver Tone replaces calomel, promised gentle relief

The ad warns calomel harms the system causing cramps and sickness and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute priced at 50 cents a bottle. It claims the tonic starts the liver without stomach upset and does not gripe, suitable for children.

Dodson

Belgian armored cars aid Russian advance at Tarnopol Lemberg

A correspondent describes Belgian armored cars built in Paris and sent to Russia under Major Semet. Volunteers with wealth and education man the units. Five cars engaged to destroy Austrian machine guns along a seven to nine hundred yard front between Tarnopol and Lemberg. One vehicle disabled. De Becker dies heroically aiding the rescue, later buried at Tarnopol.

Petrograd Russkoe Slovo Paris Western France Russia Semet Brussiloff Tarnopol Lemberg Zebroff de Becker Belgium

Mines Found Adrift Off Dutch Coast

Hague Aug 5 The Dutch ministry reports that between June 25 and July 15 thirty two large mines were picked up along Holland’s coasts. Seventeen were of English origin, eleven German, and the remainder of unknown origin.

Hague Dutch Ministry of Marine Holland

Persian Jeweler Gifts Carved Stone to Wilhelm II

Mehdi Gassan a noted Persian jeweler living in Vienna presents a carved precious stone to Emperor William II as thanks from Persians and Mohammedans. The emperor replies with a personal letter and a diamond initialed stick pin. the pin’s value is described as a small fortune.

Kaiser Berlin Mehdi Gassan Vienna William Per

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