Carlos Bee Nominated in Democratic Convention
Kenedy Texas August 24 Carlos Bee of San Antonio was formally nominated as the Democratic candidate for Congress in the Fourteenth District at a harmonious district convention. Bee pledged to support Wilson war policies and woman suffrage, and securing a majority of 7489 votes. The event drew a large San Antonio delegation and local ladies entertained attendees.
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Kenedy
Tex
Carlos Bee
San Antonio
Congress
Fourteenth Congressional District
Winchester Kelso
C. A. McCracken
Floresville
8. D. Chestnut
Gordon Boone
Corpus Christi
Maud Pyle
Karnes City
R.J,. Tall
J. C. Waith
T. M. Cox
Senator Lee
Senator Bee
Porn
Bee
R. Ty Ball
Percy J. Lewis
Morris
V. Pheuffer
New Braunfels
Comal
Wilson
A. W. Seeligson
L. J. Hart
W. B. Lupe
Edward Dwyer
R. J. Boyle
J. H. Haile
A.C. Pancoast
George B. Taliaferro
J. H. Burleson
George Ei
Chamberlain
Kh. L. Ball
P.P. VanderHoeeve
Civil service exams seek experienced inspectors and varied posts
Notice calls trained men aged over 21 for local duty with salaries from 1200 to 1800 yearly. Vacancies include harness inspector, miscellaneous and subsistence supplies, across Louisiana and Texas. New examinations for August to September cover operative, clerk, bacteriologist, designer, draftsman, photographer, and many other skilled roles.
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Louisiana
Texas
Federal Classified Service
Washington
Texas industrial chiefs plan Galveston meeting on war orders
The Associated Industries of Texas announces a region wide gathering at Galveston September 18 to 20 to align Texas and neighboring states with federal war production programs. Officials say regional cooperation replaces Washington bureaus for securing and handling government contracts. The event, under the War Industries Department, invites all Texas manufacturers and related firms in parts of Louisiana Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Associated Industries of Lexas
Buy
Lexas Association
Galveston
G. W. Thomasson
Associated Industries of Texas
Washington
War Industries Department
War Resource Committee
Eleventh Federal Bank District
Obituary notices from a San Antonio newspaper
Multiple death notices and funeral arrangements for residents connected to San Antonio. Pablo Lamia a 60 year old native of Italy died at a local hospital. James Thomson 15-year-old son of Mrs. C Wood died in Dayton Ohio. Stella Lopes 26 died, funeral at residence and cathedral services. Mrs Lou W Lounsberry died at 157 Belden Avenue after six days illness survived by sister and niece. Funeral and interment details follow for each. Additional ad copy and unrelated clippings appear in the latter sections.
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Pablo Lamia
Palo Tamia
Italy
San Antonio
Riebe Undertaking Company
St. Mary’s Church
Mission Burial Park
James Thomson
C. Wood
Waverly Avenue
Dayton
Ohio
Dayon
Stella Lones
Stella Lopes
Aloe Hospital
San Itnando Cathedral
San Fernando
Lou W. Lounsberry
Jion W. Lounsberry
Belden Avenue
Uarelundale
New York
W. AL Cummings
Mount Clair
Charles Herff
Toerne
Tex
Porter Loring Parlors
Ace flyer of San Antonio earns title in air battles
From a French coast aviation camp, Lieutenant Edwin Chamberlain of San Antonio, Texas, recalls borrowing a British plane to shoot down two Germans, then aiding French bombers over the Marne. He intercepted twelve enemy fighters, downed four, and, after landing behind German lines, captured a German and helped a wounded colonial to safety. The story credits his bravery and requests for captaincy.
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San Antonio
No Man's Land
Hun
Lrench
Edmund Chamberlain
Wrazier Hunt
Chicago Tribune
San Antonian
Mr. Hunt
United States
Marine Corps
Edwin ©. Chamberlain
Texas
Maine
Lieutenant Chamberlain
Marne
Man’s Land
Chamberlain
T Kent
Shey
Thomase
Jim
Ling Hans
Wats
Kamerad
Militaire Americaine Aux Blesse Colonial
Four youths face forty eight charges in San Antonio burglary case
Four 18 year old white males were arrested at 3 am by Detectives Street and Louthin and will face 48 charges Monday in justice courts. Each accused of burglary and theft for 12 incidents cleared up after their arrest. Two suspects reportedly confessed to numerous break ins over the past two months. Loot was small in most cases, with a $120 haul from Alter's drug store on Garden and Alamo Streets. Other targets included Droemer’s on North Presa, Shappard’s drug store, Halma’s grocery, Five Point drug store, a shoe shop on North Flores, a barber shop on Nolan and Vine, and several addresses on Presa and Roosevelt.
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Justice Courts
Street
Louthiin
San Antonio
KFOV
Alter
Alamo
G. B. Droemer
North Presa Street
W. F. Shappard
South Huckberry Street
J. Halma
Gol South Alamo Street
Five Point
North Mores Street
Nolan and Vine
South Presa Street
Roosevelt Avenue
Schlep
South Presa Streets
No Vaccine Required for School Admission Says Meek
Superintendent Charles S. Meek of San Antonio public schools denies any change in vaccination rules. He explains pupils will not be required to be vaccinated for entry and notes a February 1 deadline only applies in emergency cases approved by the school board. Typhoid inoculation is not mandatory.
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Charles S. Meek
Antonio
Army
Meek
Talks to Salesmen Address Highlights Job Search
Charles Meek city school superintendent spoke on Getting no Job at the Salesmanshin Club meeting. Willis Keller led the day with Applying for a Position while Wallace Rogers and J. D. Roberts covered Compensation. King closed the discussion. Meliff served as critic. Moore discussed the war progress, Wilgus led a marching song, and Carlton Adams was elected to membership.
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Charles&. Meek
Salesmanshin Club
Willis Keller
Wallace Rogers
J. D. Roberts
N. TH. King
G. E. Meliff
A. G. Moore
Wilgus
Kelly Wield
Carlton W. Adams
Casualty List Totals 169 in World War I Service
Reports from the American Expeditionary Forces list 169 total casualties including 14 killed in action and 15 missing in action among a broad roll of names. The document enumerates individuals killed in action and wounded or missing with many officers and enlisted men named by state and hometown, reflecting the scale of wartime losses.
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Getten
Deerie
Marine Casualty List Summary of Casualties to Date
A wartime casualty list shows officers deaths 31 wounded 59 missing 1 total 4 sub totals etc. Names listed include Killed In Action 6 Wounded in action 1 degree undetermined 4 and missing in action 17 in bands of chamy totals. Includes sergeants privates and a note on German theater. An anecdote about a soldier and his wife with Persian cats closes the item.
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Chamy
Lisutena
Joan NM
M’clt
Hichmond
David P
Colby Serjean Vin
Creensburg
Sercrant
Charles FR. M’ginnis
Parkersbury
Viv
Iariy Kimmel
Ganeason
A. Willac
Mignacco
San Fran
R. Smith
Detroit
Corporal
Virtle Ci
Butchell
Alden
Okla
Marvin Scott
Ann D. Cooley
Birmingham
Tom Girolamo
Beaumont
Tex
Roy 3 Schacter
New Orleans
Walter C. Stamm
Grand —Rapids
Wis
T X
Pitts
Germany
Alban Lews
Philadelphia
Military casualties report from field hospital
A fragmentary dispatch lists Corporal D Gilewpie of Central G C and Leo P Richardson of Wrentmam Ma among the wounded and killed in action. The report notes severe injuries and uncertain status of several other soldiers.
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Fen
Sutherland
Leo P. Richardson
Wrentmam
VREV
Corporal Case
Gilewpie
Central
G. C
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Willian Manley
Tiltonvith
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Canada
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Unica
Jinks
Anid Robinson
San Antonio Printing Co
Crockett
L. B. Clegg
Franz C. Groos
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Loosa
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