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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1917

Page

5

Camp Funston selects site for Army Y building

The Army Y M C A selects a site at Camp Funston for its headquarters near the signal corps battalion area. Stewart Construction wins the contract to start work next Monday on a multipurpose facility for camp secretary Harris Masterson Jr with a conference room, living rooms, office, reception space, store room and garage. An allied plan will train camp secretaries through a short course before posting to Texas and other southern stations. A rest room for women and other improvements are under way, with dedication of Building No 26 marked by H W Chaffee.

Army Y. M. C. A Camp Funston Signal Corps Stewart Construction Company Harris Masterson Jr Corps of Camp Wilman E. Adams Southern Department Conlection Texas National Board Camp Funsion Department Officers Reserve Corps Army H. W. Chaffee San Antonio

Notable hotel guests listed at San Antonio inns

The notice lists numerous travelers and residents staying at local hotels. Names include J C Williams and Mrs Williams from Kansas City at the Gunter, George L Fisher of Laredo at the St Anthony, Joseph L Dorsey of Memphis at the Gunter, and others such as William Norris, J Y Harle, Chester Wortham, F M Hypres, T S Bond, Arthur Watson, and W H Thompkins.

McAllen Lanier P. L. Sexton Chicago Gunter Chester Wortham St. Louis St. Anthony F. M. Hypres Meridian Miss Menger T. S. Bond Palestine William Collins Dallas Arthur Watson Galveston

Two Policemen Injured In On Duty Incident

Two police officers were hospitalized after on duty injuries Thursday night. Patrolman Fred Workman near East Houston and Navarro streets was shot in the right foot by an accidental discharge from a loaded pistol while twirling his club. No bones were broken. Officer Kilday on the West Side suffered a bruised hand while arresting a unruly Mexican.

Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital Fred Workman East Houston Navarro Kilday

Accident Insurance Ad From W. W. McAllister Co

An advertisement for accident insurance appears from W. W. McAllister & Co located at 418 Navarro with Crockett 1580 contact details.

W. W. McAllister & Co Navarro Crockett 1580

Aviation Contract Let For Fort Worth Camp

The contract for a 1.5 million dollar aviation camp in Fort Worth Texas was let Thursday to J W Thompson of St Louis, the builder of Camp Bowie.

Fort Worth Tex J. W. Thompson St. Louis Camp Bowie

Doctor Hears Wife Suffer Lockjaw Warning

A worried caller reports his wife has suddenly become unable to speak and seem stiff. The doctor suggests lockjaw as a possibility and invites a visit next week to assess and treat the patient.

Harper’s Magazine

Law Held Unconstitutional Raises Question on Detention Rights

The Southwestern Insane Asylum faces a legal crisis as a Texas lunacy law is ruled unconstitutional. Superintendent Dr Beverly G Young doubts legal authority to detain about six to seven hundred patients. trials may move to Bexar or back to El Paso, with counties bearing costs.

Southwestern Insane Asylum Beverly G. Young Southwestern Asylum el Paso Lunacy Board of Supreme Court Young D. Berrey Bexar Berrey Texas

District draft board hears delay in certifying names

The district draft board met in the post office building and had not certified any names for the national army by noon Friday. Judge J. M. Goggin, chairman, could not estimate when first certifications will occur as Fred Barr, a resigning member, had not heard any update. Barr must attend a Houston meeting with Brotherhood officials and Southern Pacific railroad leaders, prompting others to urge appointing a replacement.

District Draft Board National Army J. M. Goggin Fred Barr Houston Brotherhood Southern Pacific Railroad

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