Nine Men Enlist In Battery B In San Antonio
Nine recruits joined Battery B First Texas Field Artillery at a Gunter hotel meeting called by Captain Ralph B. Fairchild authorized by General Cecil Lyon. About 50 others signaled intent to enlist as headquarters open for applications 3 to 6 pm daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Texas Field Artillery
Gunter Hotel
Ralph B. Fairchild
Cecil Lyon
Texas National Guard
Militia Artillery
San Antonio
Fairchild
A. W. Lee
Fred H. Braden
J. M. Bridges
William H. Wallace
William A. Conroy
Rh. T. Beauregard
A. G. Ranney
Army orders relieve officers and reassign medical corps
Following officers including COL Walter D McA w and CAPT Lloyd A Kefauver are relieved from duty with moves to San Francisco and the Philippines. Several officers detailed for Signal Corps, Quartermaster, and Engineers receive new assignments at Forts Totten Mackenzie Mason and Fort Des Moines, with boards to examine fitness for promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Maddux
San Francisco
Philippines
William D. Crosby
Mediecal Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Raymond &. Scott
Medical Corps
James A. Simpson
Medical Reserve Corps
Fort Moultrie
D. C
Herbert O. Williams
Army
Western Department
William OE. Dunn
Third Field Artillery
Thomas Brb. Dungan
Sixth Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Olney P. Lace
Thirteenth Cavalry
Signal Corps
Robert H. Love
Charles McHerry
Eleventh Cavalry
University of Missouri
George 8. Gillis
Twelfth Infantry
Harry W. Gregg
United States
Robert C. Rodgers
Fourth Cavalry
William E. Schlanser
Columbus Barracks
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Corps of Engineers
Henry Co. Newcomer
Cor of Engineers
William W. Harts
Edward L. Munson
Oo Carrol E. D. Buck
Medical Prps
William PD
Connor
Clarence H. Knight
Henry
Newcomer
HARRIS_ A. HOUGHTON
Richard Watherill
Sixth Infantry
West Virginia University
Morgantown
W. Ba
John H. Hughes
Infantry
Fort Slocum
N. Y
Harris Pendleton JR
Thirteenth Infantry
Charles R. Krauhoff
Quartermaster Corps
Thomas G. Hanson
George E Stallman
Lorenzo P. Davison
United States Army
Horace F. Sykes
Eleventh Infantry
Robert C. M'Donald
Fort Totten
Henry C. Bierbower
Fort Mackenzie
Wyo
Pomajor
Carl R. Darnall
Medical Supply Office
Fort Mason
Cal
Fire Destroys House of B H Lichtenstein on Warren Street
Early morning blaze on Warren Street destroyed the residence of B H Lichtenstein. Fire origin undetermined, fire broke out about 5 20 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Lichtenstein
Warren Street
Fire damages two homes. no injuries reported
Friday morning a fire at B H Lichtenstein 825 Warren street caused about 2000 in losses with building valued 3000 and contents 400 to 500. Another blaze at James Desmukes 1825 West Salinas street destroyed furniture worth 250 and damaged building about 1200. no one was home. Moose Carnival advertised with free admission at Moose Home near Crockett and Losoya Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Lichtenstein
Warren Street
James Desmukes
West
Salinas Street
Freemasons Initiate Council in Austin
Masonic council in Austin Texas institutes James D. Richardson as member of Council No 4 and grants temporary letters to Austin Consistory No 4 of the Scottish Rite. Sam P Cochran of Dallas, sovereign grand inspector general in Texas, granted letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Council
Austin
Tex
Sam P. Cochran
Dallas
Texas
James D. Richardson
Will of Sidney J. James Filed for Probate in County Clerk Office
The will of Sidney J. James who died February 9 is filed in probate court assigning an estimated $25,000 estate to four children Lottie Bell James Carmen James Eleanor James and Sidney J. James appointed executor. The document dated October 28 1912 runs twelve typewritten lines witnessed by Alfred Giles and Paul Ingenuett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney J. James
Frank R. Newton
Mr. James
Lottie Bell James
Carmen James
Eleanor James
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
John H. James
Alfred Giles
Paul Ingenhuett
James
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Alamo
Plaza
Medic Corps
Philippine
Walter D. M'Caw
Lloyd A. Kefauver
Boston Shoe Repairing Shop
Houston St
Book Building
Moose
Cor Crockett and Losoya Sts
Sir Walter Raleigh
Virginia
North Carolina
America
Old
Kaufman
Oxfords
Vici Kid
Vici
Vy Powe
Chance
Priesmeyer Shoes
Alamo Oak
Spee
Serge
Aufman’ss
Flores and
Dolorosa Streets
Union
Cor Crockett and Adv
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