Army Scout Taken to Santa Fe Prison for Identity Fraud
Guy Johnson, a United States army scout who confessed to Captain Van Schayck that he was Guy Hartman, fled Fort Smith fraud charges from 1915. Hartman was moved to the Santa Fe penitentiary after state papers are signed, with a Fort Smith hearing planned. His $20,000 cash bond was forfeited. Internal revenue agent J. M. Barkman met Hartman at the stockade and he greeted him.
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Columbus
N. M
Guy Johnson
United States Army
Louis J. van Schayck
Guy Hartman
Fort Smith
Ark
Santa Fe
United States
A. H. Hudspeth
Hartman
J. M. Barkman
United States Internal Revenue
Drinking of Water by W M Pierce M D
Medical scientists report that ample pure water aids health when taken with and between meals. The ad suggests using Anuric Tablets for kidney trouble symptoms, available at most drug stores.
Extradition Move Delayed as Hartman Seeks Fort Smith Trial
Hartman pressed to waive extradition and speed his case to Fort Smith while documents are sent to Denver due to Judge Pope’s illness. He told the Associated Press he blames a former business partner for his plight and recalled his pride in serving as a scout with General Pershing and the Mexican campaign.
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Fort Smith
Hartman
United States
Pope
Santa Fe
Denver
Colo
Associated Press
Pershing
Mexico
Expenses Report Show Democrat Primary Campaign Costs
Expense accounts filed by several Democratic primary candidates detail amounts spent for places on the ballot and campaign costs. Notable totals include Albert V. Huth at 375.50 dollars and James K. Davis at 470 dollars for ballot placement and related expenses, with others like John H. Clark and Charles X. Gutzeit reporting varied itemized costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert V. Huth
Mr. Huth
James R. Davis
John H. Clark
Charles X. Gutzeit
James K. Davis
Anton Mourland
Associate Justice Court Court of Civil Appeals
P. H. Swearingen
W. S. Ezell
Nelson Lytle
John Trainer
Father of Professor Myers Dies
Prof. John Myers county school superintendent of Titus county, based in Mount Pleasant, received a telegram of his father’s death in Austin. He was in the city for the first annual meeting of the County School Superintendents Institute and left to attend the funeral.
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Professor Myers
Austin
Tex
John Myers
Titus County
Mount Pleasant
Travel Fare to Galveston Round Trip July 29
Advertisement notes a $5.70 round trip fare to Galveston and return scheduled for Saturday July 29 with Southern Pacific as the carrier.
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Galveston
Southern Pac
General Funston Inspects Illinois Brigade at Leon Springs
General Funston travels to Leon Springs to observe the First Illinois brigade training and target practice. Wisconsin guardsmen march nine miles in heavy gear from Camp Wilson, testing blanket rolls versus new field packs and reporting few stragglers with minor ailments.
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Wisconsin Brigade
Wisconsin
Camp Wilson
Illinois
Leon Springs
Richardson
Landa’s Park
Army Post
Post Avenue
River Avenue
Alamo Heights
Brackenridge Park
Funston
First
Malvern-Hill Barnum
Hugh A. Drum
Regular Army
Three Norwegian Ships Torpedoed in North Sea
Twenty eight crewmen from the Rams Stebrid and June were landed at Rotterdam by a fishing smack after their three vessels were torpedoed and sunk in the North Sea while transporting timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rams
Stebrid
Rotterdam
Lloyds Shipping Agency
North Sea
Sargol Tablet Claims Rapid Weight Gain
Advertised as a simple tablet to aid fat absorption and flesh building, Sargol is said to increase a thin person’s weight by three to five pounds weekly when taken with every meal. Sold by H. L. Wagner and other druggists with a guarantee of weight gain or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Wagner
Brussels Heavily Fined by Germans for Belgian Rally
A German-imposed fine of 5 million marks targets Brussels after celebrations on the Belgian national anniversary. Lt General Hut, Brussels governor, notes peaceful early displays with green ribbons but cites Cardinal Mercier’s auto procession as provoking rebellion.
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London
Germany
Brussels
Hut
Daily Telegraph
Rotterdam
Cardinal Mercier
Gas Well Struck In Lake Erie Tunnel Collapse
Cleveland today reported a natural gas flow from a tunnel explosion in Lake Erie complicating rescue and tunnel completion. Government mining expert L M Jones said nine or fewer bodies may remain, with two presumed alive.
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Lake Erie
Cleveland
L. M. Jones
Plattsburg
Patrick Kearns
Justice Aro
Take Steps Form Woman's Exchange For Aid
Preliminary steps toward forming an international Woman's Exchange and Day Nursery were taken at a Catholic Woman's Club meeting led by Mrs. Ferdinand Lopez. A provisional board and by laws committee were chosen, funds started with $10 subscriptions, and a bazaar planned for November to support the effort.
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Woman's Exchange
Catholic Woman's Club
Ferdinand Lopez
Mexico City
Mexico
San Antonio
Woman's Exchange Society
Mis
Frank Paschal
Joseph Deutz
Leon Frisber
Annie Sullivan
Hugh B. Rice
Frank Riley
Adina de Zavala
Thomas Conroy
Frank L. Riley
Emma T. Stafford
William Cassin
KE. W. Richardson
J. E. Wetherell
Gabriel Secillano
Leon Frisbie
F. A. Chapa
Essie Crawford
Adina de Zavale
de la Borde
Mendiridhago
Laralde
Cardinal
Marguerita Gonzales Trevino
Maria
Aurelia Lopez
Luling Farmer Shot Near East Luling Home
Wesley H. Morrison a well known farmer living west of Luling was shot in the right side at 11 o'clock Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Will Boggus. He died instantly. Henry Boggus the 15 year old son surrendered to local officers. Morrison to be buried in Molton.
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Luling
Tex
Wesley H. Morrison
Will Boggus
East Luling
Henry
Tarantula at Princess Theater in six part feature
Amusements list "The Tarantula" at the Princess for Thursday a Blue Ribbon six part feature Edith Storey stars as Chonita with Antonio Moreno as Pedro Mendoza. Set in Cuba and New York the plot centers on a tarantula prank. Friday features "In the Shadow of Her Past" a five part Pathe Gold Rooster film with Lina Cavalieri and Lucien Muratore.
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Princess Theater
Edith Storey
Chonita
Pedro Mendoza
Antonio Moreno
Cuba
New York
Friday
Pathe
Lina Cavalieri
Lucien Muratore
Funeral for Cotton Belt president F H Britton Friday
Funeral services for F H Britton president of the Cotton Belt railroad will be held in St Louis Missouri on Friday A railroad halt of all Cotton Belt trains is planned during the hour 10 to 11 in his honor The obituary notes his leadership and death reported yesterday.
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F. H. Britton
ST. Louis
Cotton Belt Railroad
Cotton Belt
Road
Chief of Police Endorses Home Foot Remedy
John J. MacMamara former Chief of Police for St. Joseph Missouri speaks about a home foot treatment. He claims one ounce of Liquid Pedalava applied to the soles relieves odor and pain within days after years of tiring patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph, Mo
John J. MacMamara
Olive St
St. Joseph
Humane Workers of County 10 Confer On Animal Relief
The fortieth annual American Humane Association meeting will be in Cincinnati October 16 19 with sessions on child and animal protection. A new American Red Star Animal Relief will aid war horses with hospitals and convalescent farms near the border, supplementing but not replacing the veterinary corps.
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American Humane Association
Cincinnati
San Antonio Humane Society
American Red Star
United States
Red Cross
International Red Star
Geneva
Switzerland
Albany
N. Y
Red Star
Veterinary Corps
Vans Agnes
United States Cavalry
Farewell Concert by Third Field Artillery Band at Fort Sam Houston
The Third Field artillery band performs a farewell concert at Fort Sam Houston lower post starting 8 p.m. Thursday. Chief Musician A C Pentland oversees a program including Manhattan Beach Sousa The Pink Lady Aeroplane Dip La Paloma Chin Chin San Antonio Swing. A rotating militia band schedule for bi weekly staff post concerts is being planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Artillery
Fort Sam Houston
A. C. Pentland
Manhattan Beach
Sousa
Daryll
Pryor
Yradier
San Antonio
Ce Rcte
Buford
Improvement Seen in Saunders Family After Train Crash
Slight progress reported Thursday in the condition of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Saunders of 1003 Ripley Avenue their grandchildren Iris and George King and neighbor Forrest Roberts injured when a car was struck by a southbound I and G N freight train at Summit Avenue crossing. Indications Thursday suggested all would likely recover.
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J. M. Saunders
Ripley Avenue
Iris
George King
Forrest Roberts
Summit Avenue Crossing
Saunders
Grandchildren Removed from Santa Rosa Hospital
Grandchildren were taken from Santa Rosa hospital to the Keney Sanitarium Thursday morning. The Roberts boy was moved to his parents home on Summit Wednesday afternoon.
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Santa Rosa Hospital
Keney Sanitarium
Roberts
Summit
Esperanto Congress Opens in Annapolis Tonight
The ninth annual congress of the Esperanto Association of America opens in Annapolis Maryland and will continue through Sunday. The event gathers Esperanto enthusiasts for meetings and presentations.
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Annapolis
St Louis Daily Republic Raises Price
St Louis Republic will charge two cents per copy for daily issues and five cents for Sunday editions starting in August due to higher production costs.
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St. Louis
Republic
Daily
Iron Health Patter Dr Sauer Proclaims Iron Strength Booster
In New York Dr Sauer promotes ordinary nuxated iron as the key to energy. He claims iron deficiency lowers strength and that two five grain tablets thrice daily for two weeks can double endurance. He touts easy absorption, offers money back guarantees, and cites endorsements by physicians and box druggists.
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New York
N. Y
Dr. Sauer
Europe
H. L. Wagner
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Arkansas
W. M. Pierce
M. D
Cgal and
Wood Sunset Wood CO
General Funston
Luling Farmer
Peck
Bohn-Syphon
Bohn
Sanitor
Leonard
Gurney
Bargain
Bargain Spot
the Tarantula
Princess
Third Field Artillery Band
Buffalo Express
San Antonio Loan & Trust Company
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