Saloons to Stop Selling Liquor Seized by San Antonio Agreement
San Antonio saloonmen pledge to sell liquor only over the bar after Saturday and to refrain from off-premises sales. Wholesale liquor dealers agree to sell Worcester liquor only to licensed dealers. The pact, backed by local authorities, seeks penalties for violators and asks state and county officials to enforce the rules until the war ends.
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San Antoni
Gil
Nes County
Alton Aigier
Bern
Alty
British Losses at Sea Soar as Submarine War Escalates
London reports a heavy sea toll with eighteen merchant ships over 1600 tons sunk by mine or submarine in the past week, plus four foreshortened vessels and three under 1600 tons. The Times notes continued German frightfulness and warns relief is unlikely while urging patience amid ongoing naval warfare.
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Longon
Admiralty
London ‘Times Berice
San Antonio Lighe
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Public Labsur Co
London
Tan
Times
Agd
Rewa
Jodie Cuith
Sumarine
Wirennees
United States
Germany
Jean
Mediterranean
Rew
War Department
Ordnance Department
Ordnance
Hiditie
Ordnance ‘Department
Heya
Quartermaster Peneral
Quartermaster Corps
Fin Department
Laker
Congress
Engineer Department
Aleved
al Fremating Nou
Mraine
Ex-Fireman Dies In San Antonio Area Obituary Row
William J. Schaub 31 died at a local hospital at 2 20 p m. He resigned two years ago after nine years with the San Antonio Wire Department and captained No 3 Engine Company. Survived by widow and parents, funeral Friday at noon from his home on Montana Street with Rev A Wolff officiating. Interment in the new Lutheran Cemetery. Also included are obituaries for Conran, Corgan family, George Shrader, Jacob Theis, and Marie Lawson with funeral details and survivors.
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William J. Schaub
Wilam J. Schaub
San Antonio
Conran
Cherry
Ge Jisband
Ohn Corgan
Lucille, Duanella
Harry Corgan
Releenoot
Ludwig Undertaking Company
Usslawa
George 1
George II
Shrader
Nkwun
George H. Shrader
Sithidy Street
Lie
Chaphin C. W Frebhind
S Ixth Cavalry
National Cemetery
Jacph
Jacob Thels
Oerne
Kendon Counts
Jerlig Hven
Rudolph
San Angelia
August
Sweney Theis
Elent MapRhters
Red Achtevere
Olanestekton
Gis Heeerl
Osene Bergnun
Aine Topnperwein
Anim Pre-Ips
Emma
Menlle
Ida Theis
Boone
Aister
Mins
Christin Glinich
Bun Antonia
August ‘Theis
Boerne
Fataily
Roem Thies
Eluck
Marie Lawison
Maco Lawison
Iame
A. Lowinen
Bnense
Poe
Germany
Nnt
Texas
Panate Rosenberg
Migs Hannah Lewison
Marks and
Ano Lewison
Sansatanig
Stelle Juee Harris
A. I
Jameruary 8
Joniin
Bear
Ailonia
Feag
Mikdionm
Sean
Japlin
Pearce
Stock drought worsens despite showers in early today
Farmers report limited relief as cool damp fronts fail to raise stocks much. Drought conditions persist across the region with forecasts showing continued heat and dry spells ahead.
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Will Sfor
Uncertain obituary and war record items from town paper
Fragmentary obituary notices describe burial details and survivors, with references to Jewish cemetery interment and funeral services conducted by Rabbi Samuel Marks. Additional text discusses World War I training camps, ordnance contracts, and War Department appropriations with figures for 1917 1918.
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Tos. Angeles
Cal
Esidence
Weluck
Samual Marks
America’s New Army Reaches Fifteen Hundred Thousand Men
A historic military report outlines the United States army's growth to 1.5 million soldiers, detailing officers and enlisted ranks across regular, National Guard, and reserve components. It notes training progress, organizational strength, and comparisons to past conflicts, with emphasis on readiness and the draft’s impact.
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Sreul
Becet Imut
United States
Hiern
Congress
du Pariment
Regular Army
National Guard
Trecamber
Tai
Inal Avi
Iwan Honky
Areegente
Feild
Arig
Ws Rede Totik
Oil division head named in new Washington admin
Mark L. Rega of Oaklaid California is appointed head of a newly formed oil division within the administration. The unit will oversee government control of oil with its first task an investigation of the petroleum situation and may implement a licensing system for fuel and coke.
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Washington, D.C
Mark L. Rega
Oaklaid
Calif
Roan
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U. S. Army
Kuppenheimer
House of Kuppenheimer
Frank Bros
Stelsan
Washington
Saervises
Wen Snematera
Rebalits
Tan Hee
Avenue C
Commerce Street
Adam
Cycl Almay Pe Lee
ASP LS
Britt
Kierman Saller
Vox
Shetley-Toring Undertaking Co
Pearce-Robinson Undertaking Ca
Soundind
Rogetawa
Bank
Crockett
Paturson
Dupont Sowder Phnintest
Vonpton Lakes
Haskell
America
Mike
Cheng
Attreti
Poole
Eenulua
Norway
Chas Wayne
SAN Antonio Printing CO
Soledad ST
SIBER
Sete
Pranz & Grooe
Tico
Mery L. Revata Bo
Goremmecars Dil Centeol
Owas
Crockett 1425
Woodward Carriage Company van OA
Merrkicw
Pree Kemtluwrent
Preenen Winchett Adres Ban Antonio
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