Germans Operating Large Radio Plant Near Border Reported
Washington dispatch says German Americans along the Mexican border are under government inquiry for running a wireless plant at Mexicali across from Calexico. Groups of up to five hundred Germans reportedly gather weekly at a store tied to prewar propaganda, using the station capable of reaching Mexico City. Many are believed linked to a defunct U S propaganda network, with some moving to Guaymas and then to the City of Mexico. Officials suspect enemy funds finance the exodus as the operation shifts locations.
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Washington, D. C
United States
California
Mexicali
Calexico
Mexico
Yuma
Ariz
Imperial Valley
Desert
California-Mexico
Fexas
New Mexico
Guaymas
City of
Mextcali
Preliminary examining boards named at Kelly Field for training camp applicants
Preliminary examining boards to pass upon applicants for officers training camps and for commissions in the quartermaster department have been named at Kelly Field. The board includes Captain Charles H. Hickox Captain H. Kendall and Lieutenant Tom Vee. Applicants for commissions will be transferred to infantry artillery or machine gun companies.
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Central of
Quartermaster Department
Kelly Wield
Inchides
Charles H. Hickox
H. H. Kendall
Tom Vee
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Advertisement Testimonial
A mother describes curing her two week old baby’s eczema like a heat rash using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. She reports relief after using a cake of soap and a box of ointment, and urges others to obtain free samples. Signed Mrs Annie Campfield of Shaken, N C, February 12, 1918, with purchase details and mail offer.
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Jannie Campfield
N. C
Rample Bach Pree
Cuticare
Dept. H. Boston
Backache May Signal Kidney Trouble Say Health Ad
An old advertisement warns that backache can be an early sign of kidney failure and urges quick action. It touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a guaranteed quick relief, imported from Haarlem labs, available in boxes of three or six, with a money back guarantee if relief is not seen.
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Haarlem
Masked Mexican youth captured after home invasion chase
A masked Mexican youth was captured after a brief chase at 10 30 Monday night following a burglary attempt at Andrew Meyer's home 780 South Laredo Street. A companion escaped. Detectives Ruhnke and Guerra investigate along with officers Ruhnke and Guerra. Loot including clothing jewelry and silverware recovered and identified by Isidore Ferez as linked to last weeks local break ins.
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Andrew Meyer
South Laredo’ Street
Ruhnke
Guerra
Meyer
Lowell
Pugh
Dickman
San Antonio
Mexico
Isidore
Work Rooms to Close For Two Weeks
Work rooms of the Red Cross in the Wolf and Marx building will close for two weeks starting Thursday morning. The rooms have only opened half days recently, but workers who have served over a year need a break. Circles meeting outside will be advised to gather supplies for five weeks by Wednesday morning. Supplies are obtainable only Wednesday morning. Executive head offices remain open to accept war fund pledges through October 1. To clear past collection confusion, postal notices will be mailed to all with incomplete records in the first days of each month.
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iRed Cross
Wolf & Marx
Texas Cavalry to Be Federalized as Tenth Texas
Adjutant General in Washington confirms plans to federalize the Texas Cavalry. Officials say preparations proceed rapidly, with uniforms for most soldiers already measured and equipment records sent to the quartermaster. The first regiment will be renamed the Tenth Texas Cavalry to avoid confusion with the former unit now split into artillery and detachments.
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Texas Cavalry
San Antonio
Harley
Washington
Regiment of
Tenth Texas
Adjutant General’s Office
State Department
Ige
First Texas Cavotty Regiment
Rio Grande Treaty Data Delays Delay Washington Talk
SEEK RIO GRANDE DATA R. J. Hand awaits data from C. Z. Blanchard before Washington consults on changes to the Rio Grande water treaty with Mexico. Blanchard in Washington, unable to arrive before departure. Deutschmann to visit Rio Grande Valley to discuss valley plans.
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R. J. Hand
Rio Grande Conservation Association
C. Z. Blanchard
Reclamation Service
Washington
Rio Grande
Mexico
Mr. Hand
Blanchard
Ma. Blanchard
Selig Deutschmann
Rio Grande Valley
Amend Car Ordinance Sets Bond Scope for Driverless Cars
Amendments to city ordinance allow blanket bonds for driverless cars instead of per vehicle bonds. Original proposal required 810,000 per car. now a 50,000 bond covers ten cars or a 100,000 bond covers all cars owned by one person or company. Court appeals on liability for occupants remain. Bonds protect occupants from owner negligence in driverless or absent driver scenarios. First Meatless Day, Who was old Mother Hubert? The discoverer of the frati meatless day. Washington Stats.
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Hubert
Washington
River Water to be Secured by New Brackenridge Well
San Antonio plans an additional artesian well at Brackenridge Park to guarantee river flow during droughts. Mayor Bell said drilling has begun and a 700 foot depth is expected to yield ample water, funded by the city with $2000 support from the war recreation board. The new well sits 200 yards north of the existing one feeding the bathing beach.
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San Antonio
Brackenridge Park
Bell
War Recreation Board
West End Lake Park
Dail
Cfty
Dell
West Ind
Lake Park
Thackenridge Park
Rotary and infantry raise funds for regimental needs
Rotary Club members and First Texas Infantry officers coordinated a two hour drive at the infantry headquarters in the State Bank building, forming committees to solicit funds that exceeded 1000 dollars for regimental expenses. The effort aims to quickly recruit more men and expand the unit, with Texas and Oklahoma authorized to raise additional National Guard companies and federalize them promptly.
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Rotary Club
First
Texas Infantry
State Bank
Texas
Oklahoma
Major Davis Leaves East After Duty at Fort Sam Houston
Major Davis of the quartermaster corps at Fort Sam Houston, stationed there two years, departed Tuesday for eastern points. Identified as Hubert Beyette and Lieutenant Hurt also left, with Myra Davis, his wife, planning an indefinite visit to LaGrange, Illinois.
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FL. Davis
Hubert W. Beyette
Hurt
Quartermaster Corps
Fort Sam Brountton
Davis
Fort Sam Houston
Quartermaster’s Department
Malvern Tlill Barnum
Southern Department
Myra Davis
Davia
LaGrange
Til
Lemon Juice Freckle Tan Lotion Card
Squeeze the juice of two lemons into a blend with three ounces of Orchard White to make a small cost freckle sunburn tan lotion. Massage daily on the face neck arms and hands to lessen freckles sunburn wind burn and tan and reveal clearer softer skin.
Obituary notices for Mary Wilson and others in San Antonio
An extended obituary column reports the deaths of Mrs. Mary Wilson aged 88 at her daughter's home, noting her Derbyshire origins, 50 years in the United States, and arrival from Dubuque Iowa. Survivors include a son, a daughter, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services details and interment at City Cemetery No. 1 are listed with undertaker notes. Additional notices list Mrs. Sarah Bramfield, Mrs. Annie Henry, and Mrs. Mamie Kunkel with their ages, residences, survivors, and funeral arrangements from local undertakers Porter Loring, Pearce Robinson, and Trugr McCollum.
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Mary Wilson
Avenue Y
Derbyshire
United States
San Antonio
Dubuque
Iowa
Son
Stokley
Gilbert
Delly
Riebe Undertaking Company
Sarah E. Bramfield
Sarah J. Bramfield
Kentucky Avenue
Kentucky
Brumfield
W. Calloway
Victoria
Texas
City Cemetery No. 1
Annie L. Henry
Annie IL. Henry
Sanders Avenue
Mississippi
Henry
F.C. Tnabner
Hattiesburg
W. J. Cratchfield
Farrispoint
Murray W
Willisy Henry
William Tucker
Vicksburg
Miss
Hagg-McCollum Undertaking Company
Taterment
Mamie Iunkel
Mamie Kunkel
Palestine
Tex
Mission Burial Park
COMMANDS AT ARSENAL Major Hinrichs named commander
Major W. Hinrichs Jr has reported to Southern Department headquarters and assumed duties as commander of the United States Arsenal in San Antonio succeeding Col Kenneth Morton who transferred to Hawaii in late July. Hinrichs came from Watervliet Arsenal New York and has a long artillery career including ranks from second lieutenant to captain and retirement in 1910 before recall to duty.
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W. Hinrichs, Jr
Southern Department
United States Arsenal
San Antonio
Hinrichs
Waterviet Arsenal
N. C
Kenneth Morton
Hawaii
Wharlebs
Made Citizens at Lake View as Sisters Seek Naturalization
The final two of 100 sisters from Our Lady of Providence in Lake View filed intent to become U S citizens before Deputy Clerk A S Campbell. Sisters Paul of the Cross from Ireland and Mary Madeleine from Lorraine Germany are among teachers at the summer normal. Over the past week groups of sisters have been visiting the federal court for first naturalization papers. Verdinand Schnite of Dorn Durkheim Germany also took first papers Tuesday. he has been in the United States since 1913. Thirteen soldiers renewed full naturalization papers Monday afternoon before Judge West of the district court.
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Mother House of
Our Lady of Providence
Lake View
United States
A. S. Campbell
Paul of
Our Lady of the Lake Convent
Verdinand Schnite
Dorn Durkheim
Germany
Aval West
District Federal Court
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