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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1918

Page

3

Burgemeister Case Edges Toward Jury Deliberation

The Burgemeister trial in the Thirty-seventh district court adjourned for a 2 o'clock charge to the jury. Testimony focused on Otto Koehler’s disposition with friends of Koehler rebutting claims of anger. Witnesses described Koehler as mild and amiable, while Burgemeister's testimony and sheriff accounts are noted, with courtroom interruptions over irrelevant questions.

Otto Koehler

Testimony on Koehler case highlights amiable reputation

Witnesses described Oto Koehler as amiable who greeted all with a smile while Dr. Jackson found no neck bruises on the Burgemeister home victim. Detective Marsden said Mr. Kochter’s body was searched with no weapons found. Judge Newton, long-time attorney to Alr. Waehler, vouched for his character and denied knowledge of a local club and office. Bank official Frost recalled Burgemeister offering a note for 10,000 in 1914, which she denied, admitting only attempting to cash a check as worry for Koehler. The state rested and defense followed as proceedings adjourned for the day.

Burgemeister Thirty-seventh W. S. Anderson Hey Otto Koehler Koehler R. L. Ball Anderson Himmel Tuimpke Dosehel Ure Berlin Tobin John Tobin Mr. Koehler Miss Burgemeister Noehter Newton Newton, Weller and Wagner Commerce Street G. Newton Campbell Kampmann Pabin Wross John Stevens University C ‘Town W. Linden Sam C. Slack Oto Koehler L. B. Jackson Marsden Kochter S. G . Newton Alr. Waehler Woehler Europe McAskill

Bishop Gallagher of Galveston dies after illness

Reverend Nicholas Aloysius Gallagher bishop of Galveston since 1882 dies at his Galveston residence after several weeks illness. He led an expansive diocese and supported education and hospitals. Body lies in state at St Marys Cathedral with requiem mass and funeral sermons by bishops of Oklahoma and Dallas. Surviving relatives include a sister and three Dominican nieces.

Galveston Tex Nicholas Aloysius Gallagher Holy Name Societies of St. Patrick's Church Gallagher Temperanceville Ohio Texas Dallas St. Mary's Cathedral Theophile Meerschaert Oklahoma Joseph Lynch Shop Gallagher Mary Anna John Gallagher Aloysius Teressa Steven Mary Agnes Clara Melone Philomena Viola Schmueser Anna Gallagher Rita Term of the Good Shepherd Thagre W. Schoelman Houlston McCabe la Lorte

Society Notes and Upcoming Engagements in San Antonio

Monday through Tuesday social calendar features receptions at the St Anthony for French and British officers, Red Cross Circle meetings, Pierian Study Club gatherings, and charity teas for Camp Travis nurses. Engagement notices include Jewell Ayers to Lieut Arthur Crunden and Miss Campbell to Drew Wonmack, with various social visits and club events across the city.

San Antonio Chuir the St. Anthony Lee C. Ayers Houston Jewell Arthur Chittenden Crunden Camp Logan Thomas Mitchell Campbell Fanny Drew Schillinger Wonmack Presbyterian Church of Palestine Tex Miss Campbell Texas

Armour student to join government aviation school

P. D. Armour, Jr. of Armour IAviation School in Chicago will depart next week to enter a government aviation school. He enlisted as a private some time ago and a rumor of exemption arose from a misunderstanding of the questionnaire. He requested a transfer of classification, not exemption, officials said.

Armour Ia Aviation School Chicago Tih P. D. Armour Jfl Armour

Austin Voters Tackle Prohibition In Cold Morning

In Austin Texas voters faced freezing conditions as they cast ballots on prohibition for the third time in 13 months. Early turnout was light but organizers expected larger totals as weather improved.

Austin Tex

General Morrison Inspects Ninetyeth Division at Camp Travis

Major General Josob Morrison, noted tactics authority, arrives from Washington to inspect training of the 90th Division at Camp Travis. He toured cantonment grounds and will remain several days though no formal inspection or assembly has been announced. Morrison, an Army War College graduate and author, previously led Fort Leavenworth schools and entered West Point in 1881.

Josob. Morrison United States Camp Travis Washington Gene Morrison Morrison Sie Fle Infantry and Cavalry School Fort Leavenworth Kan Army War College West Point Havingeen New York Regular Army School of the Line

Soldiers Injured by Explosion at Moulin De La Galette

Paris January 21 American soldiers were filling a gasoline tank at the Moulin De La Galette dancing hall used as a camouflage school when a can exploded. Two soldiers were seriously injured and taken to the American ambulance hospital at Nenilly for treatment.

Paris Moulin de la Galette Nenilly

California Medical Practice Act Declared Constitutional

The California State Medical Practice Act, licensing and regulating healers, was declared constitutional by the Supreme Court in Washington on January 21.

Upfield Washington, D. C Supreme Court

Theosophist Lecture on Pre-existence and Rebirth

I W Rogers national lecturer for Theosophical Society spoke at Casing Mall arguing souls evolve before birth to reconcile birth inequalities. He said if souls were created at birth there could be no justice. reincarnation explains differences through past lifetimes. He noted Christ is divine and will discuss Dreams and Premonitions next. Fire destroys Breigh Depot in Port Arthur Va with $10,000 loss and unknown origin. firemen prevented spread to yards with export cars.

I. W. Rogers The Theosophical Society Casing Mall Diod Rogers Breigh Port Artitor Vex Kansas City Southern Railway

Anna Held Hospitalized After Theatre Appearance

MILWAUKIE Wis Jan 21 Anna Held the actress was rushed from the stage and taken to a local hospital after her performance Her condition was not disclosed by physicians and her daughter Liane was with her at the scene

Vogel Washington, D.C Martin Vogel New York Wilson United States Anna Milwaukie Wis Liane Anna Eleld

Telephone Rates To Be Discussed At Mass Meeting

A mass meeting at 8:15 p.m. at the Gunter Hotel will discuss a requested rate increase by the Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company. Representatives from business, civic groups, and private citizens will attend to decide on action. Speakers include Carlos Bee Edward Lange and others as prior groups prepare to oppose any rate rise.

Gunter Hotel Southwestern Telegraph and ‘Telephone Company San Antonio Carlos Bee Edward IL Lange Am Scen Ir ‘Merchants’ Association Align Post D Travelers’ Protective Association Holland

Four Fires Cause Notable Damage in City Sunday

Four fires reported Sunday caused about 1200 dollars in damage. The largest loss was at 1221 North Hackberry Street, home of Mrs. T A Hubank, where the building owned by Dr. D Steels suffered around 700 dollars in damage and furniture loss is estimated at 400 dollars. An oil heater explosion is blamed for the blazes. Adjoining properties at 12 North Hackberry Street and a home at 1046 Romain were damaged in smaller amounts.

T. A. Hubank North Hackberry Street Dr. Steele Laura Doty Daan Nesty Ancor Romain Ph

Get New Kidneys Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules

Advertising copy touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a universal remedy for kidney and urinary problems, claiming rapid relief from back pain, dark urine, indigestion, and Bright's disease risks. It promises refunds if not immediate relief and urges purchasing at drug stores.

Taey Bright Haarlem Bizem

Sunday Morning Fire Damages Buildings in City

A kerosene heater explosion Sunday afternoon caused about 50 dollars in damage at the home of John Wilkins on South Presa Street. A buggy owned by Joe Sustanta at 607 South San Saba Street sustained fire damage around 825 p.m. when coals in a bucket ignited it. The fire incidents occurred near the city, with authorities noting fire protection services.

Sain Cy Bell John Wilkins Presa Street Joe Sustanta South San Saba

Also Mentioned on This Page

Red Cross Circle of Council of Jewish Women Wolff & Marx Alamo Daughters of the American Revolution Wolff & Marx Auditorium Pierian Study Club Ee P. Am C. A. Hat Hospital Committee of the Red Cross Howard A. Wilson Camp Travis Hospital Department of Philanthropy Woman's Club Sorosis Club St. Anthony Phoenix Club Gunter St. Luke's Parish Aid C. A. Anderson Missionary Society of Flower Circle of Travis Park Louis Oge Frederick J. Combe Harry Landa George McAfee Mouston JK. A. Raborn J. W. McDade C. A. Hall Mrs Wester J. Rich Atlanta, Ga Duval West Jr Kappa Kappa Gamma House Parents'Teachers’ Association of the Morrill High School Alfred J. McCurry Craig Evans Frances Kellar Lucile Powers Misa McLellan Antoinette Harwood Iwentreas Grace Walker Walker Miss Harwood Enrique Smith Waco Marguerite Wagner Chi Kappa Chi West Magnolia Avenue Shanail Wift & Company Antonio Gude Red Blood Builder Geng M. J. Breitenbach CO New -York Wagne Tertains H. Wagner Jr San Jacinto W. Oeffinger A. FF. Schmitt Peiffer Mesdames W. H. Cory Albert Friedrich Ron Graves Fred Rummert George Huntress A. Jones W. A. Mellwaine Q Oeffinger Fred Pfeiffer Hardin Big Springs Th. Hardin Th. C. Tix Tado Camp Travis the Post Marty Holtz Post City Commission Nadine Tenn Adtna Johnston & Burnett Ceneral Crockett 18 Lake Lee Foo uUrat Hertzberg Toston and St. Mary's Sc Ana Travis Crockett
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