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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1916

Page

5

Hotel Guests and Visitors Listed Around San Antonio

The bulletin records guests and visitors at local hotels including the Gunter Menger and St Anthony. Names include B A Perry from Eagle Pass C A Brown from Kerrville L Hays from Mississippi M Johnson from Gonzales C Harrison from St Louis H Bailey from Chicago W Williams from Austin J Fagan from Chicago and accompanying guests, with several others noted as stopping or registered at the Gunter Menger or St Anthony.

B. A. Perry Eagle Pass Gunter C. A. Brown Kerrville Menger Uglass Boyd Mra. i Parks Goliad W. O. Huggins M. Baker Houston C. Harrison St. Louis St. Anthony H. Bailey Chicago W. Williams Austin J. Fagan Ill Mrs. L. E. Hutchison

Democratic national committee invites Wilson renomination

Practically all state officials received invitations to attend the formal notification to President Woodrow Wilson of his renomination. The event will occur at Shadow Lawn, West End, Long Branch, New Jersey, on September 2, 1916, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.

Wilson Ustin Tex Demotic National Committee Odrow Wilson Shadown West End Long Branch Newey

Revision of the Articles of War Aimed at Modernization

Army officers push long fought revision of the criminal code to replace the 1806 framework now labeled outdated. Brigadier General Crowder and War Department officials cite past efforts, citing 1818 to 1909 attempts, and praise broad support from Secretaries of War and War College staff for a comprehensive update.

Washington, D. C Wilson War Department Garrison Congress House Military Affairs Committee Senate Military Affairs Committee Senate Sheppard Texas Enoch H. Crowder Army Crowder Winfield Scott Calhoun Hndicott General Crowder Foreign Service Dickinson Stimson General Staff of War College Division General Staff

Daylight Saving Plan Debated In 1784 Franklin Idea

The piece recounts Benjamin Franklin's 1784 London observations and his Journal de Paris proposal advocating turning the clock forward one hour to extend daylight. It notes later adoption in Europe and tests in the United States, plus health and economic benefits and the need for universal, nationwide implementation.

London Benjamin Franklin Strand Fleet Street Journal de Paris Germany Eingland France Italy Norway Sweden Denmark Mts Europe New York United States Merchants’ Association of Our City Chambers of Commerce Boston Baltimore Pittsburg Rochester St. Louis Merchants’ Association Key West Naval Station Cleveland Detroit Franklin Paris England Sir Henry Norman Congress American Railway Association

Hudson Artists Decorate Camp Street With Eagle Shield

Soldiers of Company C Third Wisconsin Infantry from Hudson Wisconsin decorate their camp street at Camp Wilson with a whitewashed rock design featuring a large American eagle perched on a shield. The eagle grips an arrow in one talon and an olive branch in the other signaling readiness for peace or war. The word Hudson and the Company C insignia sit above the emblem.

Camp Wilson Third Wisconsin Infantry Hudson, Wis Hudson Company C Third Regiment

Army orders mix with gardening note and a tech handbag

Army orders list transfers promotions and resignations with names and posts at Fort Sam Houston Fort Bliss El Paso and state mobilization camps. Gardening advice urges preparation for chrysanthemums including deep spading manure drainage and thorough soil conditioning. A Bolivian Indian tribe and a new locked handbag feature appear in brief items.

Consuelor Seoane Sixth Cavalry Fort Sam Hounston Selley 5 Frank Ordnance Department Fort Bliss Samuel Ft. Millard Medical Reserve Corps John W. Heard Adjutant General Robert F. Kirby Montana National Guard Mahon Ashford Medical Corps Charles H. Bridges Thirtieth Infantry James Regan Quartermaster Corps el Paso George W. Morrill New Hampshire National Guard Bolivia

Potchernick's 12 Ga Shotgun Shells Advertised

Back page society item notes shotgun shells for sale at Potchernick's. 12 gauge standard smokeless loads priced from $3.00 per hundred and up.

Potchernick’s

Quarry Workman Pleads for Second Chance

Bridget urges Pat to avoid danger in the quarry while Pat admits borrowing $2 from the foreman and claims he is not allowed to do risky tasks anymore. The dialogue hints at hardship and restricted labor.

Pat Bridget

Russian soldiers in French trenches vow to abstain from wine

Paris dispatch describes joyful Muscovite troops in the French front lines led by General Lokhvitzky. The Russians praise France, deny machine-made discipline, and affirm unity with French forces in a shared war aim while promising not to drink wine until victory is achieved.

Paris United States France Holy Russia Lokhvitzky Kokhvitzky

Shark Fins as Delicacy Stir Brooklyn Dining Debate

The Brooklyn Eagle surveys naturalists dealers and restaurateurs on shark meat as a possible delicacy. They note differing views on quality with a naturalist calling it poor while another found it tasty. The piece discusses sharks potentially displacing edible fish in Long Island waters and entering menus alongside frogs legs.

Brooklyn Eagle Brooklyn Long Island China

Shark meat as cuisine across cultures discussed in NY scene

An inline survey explores how Italians and Chinese view and prepare shark meat in New York. A Brooklyn dealer notes prices and the practice of skinning, while a restaurateur recalls sailing lore and rare prior experiences with shark dishes.

Tomers New York Brooklyn

Children in Lifebelts Amid Night Ocean Alarm

Passengers endure blackout drills aboard a ship crossing the Mediterranean under torpedo threats. Lifebelts for children are found among extra gear as bells warn abandon ship during multiple practice alerts. The scene contrasts a fat man in heavy gear with anxious children in toy belts, highlighting wartime infamy.

Mediterranean Gorge

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