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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1916
Page
9
Gift From Germany Reaches Austin Real Broker
Carl Wendlandt, a Texas real estate broker, received a letter from Germany announcing a gift of 10 000 marks from his older brother. The gift honors the 150th anniversary of the Wendlandt firm and recognizes Carl as the youngest son in the current family of owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Austin
Tex
Carl Mdlandt
Stin
Ihen
Henry Wendlandt Sr
Wendoldt
German Offensives Press On Along French Front
London reports intense German artillery fire across a 50 mile Picardy front from Ancre to Vermandovillers. Haig’s Allied batteries reply as air duels and heavy casualties occur. Berlin claims limited gains and France says Somme front quiet. Russians push on Lipa and Styr with Austrians retreating and prisoners rising to 26,000. Italians report versatile advances including Rolle Pars and Trentino outpost captures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Picardy
Ancre
Vermandovillers
Douglas Haig
Berlin
France
Somme
Foveaux Wood
Lipa
Styr
Lutzk
Berestechk
Petrograd
Sakharoff
Teutons
Landwehr
Sakharofft
Star
Fee
Kovel
Lemberg
Teutonic
Buckowina
Riga
Delatyn
Maramos Szeiget
Vienna
Rome
Rolle Pars
Cismon
Upper Piave
Sexton Vally
Trentino
Isonzo
Anton J Hutzler Dies At His San Antonio Home
Anton J. Hutzler a pioneer of San Antonio died at 106 Lavaca street at 5 p m on Saturday. Born in Alsace he came to Texas in 1846 with the Castro colony and lived here over 69 years. He owned city property and a Comal county ranch valued around 200000 dollars. He leaves seven daughters, one son, sixteen grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren. Funeral is set for 4 p m Wednesday at the family home and burial will be in City Cemetery No 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton J. Hutzler
San Antonio
Lavaca Street
Mr. Hutzler
Alsace
Texas
Castro
Mexico
Comal County
Commerce Street
Mary Lammers
Houston
Josephine Vollmering
Orange Grove
Tex
Carrie Simon
Almina du Menil
Louis Schramm
Emma Robinson
Ida Willett
John Hutzler
Boerne
City Cemetery No. 5
Senate Prohibition Leaders Brace for Slow End to Session
Washington reports little comfort for Senator Sheppard and other prohibition allies as Congress speeds toward adjournment. Prohibition and suffrage are being pigeonholed, with some movement noted only in DC measures reported without recommendation and the national bill still stalled in committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Sheppard
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Capitol
District of Columbia
Villa and Carranza consider joint action against Villa
Washington reports that the U S administration weighs military action with Carranza against Francisco Villa If Pershing confirms Villa leads 1800 men the option of war rises while a withdrawal from Mexico remains academic The Mexican forces under Carranza total about 25 000 in Chihuahua with Villistas under 10 000 poorly armed and blocked at ports Japan halts arms to Mexico to be paid in gold and ships no munitions yet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Carranza
Francisco Villa
State
War Departments
Polk
Arredondo
Pershing
Villa
State Department
Mexico
Chihuahua
Coahuila
Durango
Laguna
Japan
Tokio Foreign Office
Russia
Refugees Reach Border From Torreon As Food Shortages Worsen
A refugee train arrived in Juarez after leaving Torreon last Wednesday. Passengers described dire hunger among Mexicans Spaniards and German subjects. Typhus rages in Zacatecas and famine grips Torreon as bands threaten. Carranza officials arrest merchants who refuse Carranza currency and Trevino enforces street sweeping. Villa reportedly near Torreon with three Carranza columns in pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Torreon
Villa
Juarez
Zacatecas
Chihuahua
Carranza
General Trevino
Mexico City
Alvarado Mining and Milling Company of
Parral
Luis Herrera
Trevino
Durango Sierras
Verdun Battles Enter Sixth Month With Heavy Artillery
London reports Verdun siege marked by strong artillery duels on the fortress front. Shelling intensifies in Fleury and the Fumin woods while infantry fighting is limited and says the French hold the advantage. A German assault south of Dambloup is repulsed and more trenches in Fleury are captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Verdun
Fleury
Fumin Woods
War Office
Paris
Damloup
Black Hand gang exposed in Holdsworthy prison camp
A holdsworthy prison camp near Liverpool housing 4500 Germans Bulgarians and Turks revealed a Black Hand society. Members allegedly blackmailed wealthy inmates. Riots and several assaults followed including a death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Handers
London
Holdsworthy
Liverpool
Sundae Prices to Double Spark Public Outcry
A New York dispatch reports soda and sundae prices will be doubled with no clear reason beyond a terse stated cause. The move alarms the Temperance League and many youths fear reduced leisure morals and a shift to less innocent venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Dispatch
Temperance League
Outcry Over Looting in Sonora by De Facto Government
A telegram to Senator Fall reports extensive looting of American owned ranches and mines in Sonora by agents of General Calles and Governor De la Huerta. Owners claim insults and robberies, backed by state department evidence, as conditions deteriorate and reprisals fear mounts. Signed by Charles Geck for the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall
Sonora
Calles
de la Huerta
Calleg
State Department
Charles Geck
Attempt to Burn Church Reform Stirs Local Fire Response
An unsuccessful arson attempt targeted the Negro church on Burnett Street late Saturday night. Firefighters from two units extinguished the blaze with minimal damage. coal oil-soaked paper was found beneath the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnett Street
Obituary Notices for W. L. Ellison and John Langer
W L Ellison aged 42 died Saturday at home on Somerset road after a long Texas life. Survived by widow, J R Burnett, C D Ellison, and Mrs R F Grimes. Sloan Hagg to handle the funeral. John Langer age 61 pioneer San Antonio resident died Friday. survived by widow, Ed Laager, three daughters, a sister and a brother. Burial Sunday at City Cemetery No 1 with Rev A Wolff officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Ellison
Somerset Road
Arkanasas
Texas
San Antonio
Paris
J. R. Burnett
Gardendale
Tex
C. D. Ellison
R. F. Grimes
Sloan & Hagg Undertaking Company
Gardenale
John Langer
Independent Order of Puritans
Order of Herrman Sons
Mutual Aid Society
Ed Laager
Ka Andrews
Felix Wahrmund
Adela Laager
van Teel
Rudolph Laager
Blum Street
City Cemetery No. 1
Henry Bohn
R. H. Halton
August Schultz
Peter Ball
Tom Andrews
Theodore Kunzman
J. M. Ellett
Charles Nuetzel
Henry Meyer
Frank Grimsinger
Tony Adams
William Volbrecht
A. Wolff
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Complaints Of Outrages Against American Property In Sonora Sent
Americans owning property in Sonora report outrages by Carranza officials and soldiers. Sworn statements were sent to Senator Fall of New Mexico in Washington. A committee of mining men and ranchers urged the senator to champion their cause after filing complaints with the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas, Ariz
Sonora
Carranza
Fall of New Mexico
Washington
State Department
Plane Parts for Altar
London July 22 an altar built by fliers stands at Hendon on the flying field. it is formed entirely of broken aeroplane parts and sits in a small sanctuary inside the church recreation hut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hendon
Fannie Ferguson Memorial Hospital Named in Texas
A tribute to Governor Ferguson leads to naming the Confederate Womans Home hospital the Fannie Ferguson Memorial Hospital. It honors Mrs. Fannie Ferguson, who died Sept 28, 1915, during Ferguson’s first year in office. Mrs Ferguson, wife of Rev J E Ferguson, was a Methodist minister and captain of the First Victoria Cavalry Brigade. German Officer Insulted in Reichstag Debate. Herr Stockdlen, Socialist deputy, says a wounded soldier charged for insulting behavior after saluting an officer with a cigarette in his mouth. Fish and crab dinner at Koehles Park tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Ferguson
Confederate Women's Home
Home
Fannie Ferguson
Berlin
Herr Stockdlen
Reichstag
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Gibbs Bldg
Cade) Jewelry Co
Alamo Plaza
U. G. W. of A. Dance
Pankratz
K. C.hall
Willet’s Orch
Phone Crockett
Kuntz- Albaugh Lumber Co
W. G. Schuwirth & Co
Crockett
J. F. Carl and
R. H. Ward
Bedell Building
O'Connell Loan Co
E. Houston St
United States
John Dibrell
Houston Street
Ardmore
Okla
Edwards
Dibrell
Horace E. Wilson
State Bank
Conn L. Milburn
Willett’ ‘A 'S Orchestra—Crockett
Puppe Orchestras
Trav
Gallagher
Diaz Sisters Orchestra
Travis
Pro
Senator Fall
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co
Vassar
Vogel
Blumenthal
Wussi
Hospital of Confederate Woman's Home
Koehles Park
Southland
Menger
Alamo
Gay
Sary
Othemann Stevens
U. S. Grant
Philip H. Sheridan
Robert E. Lee
John Twohig
E. O. C. Ord
David M. Stanley
Miles
Leonard Wood
Theodore Roosevelt
Grant
ARMY
Edwin H. Lee
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