Bargain Sale On Vintage Cars For Cash Buyers
Seven passenger Overland six cylinder in perfect condition offered at a big cash discount. Also a five passenger 1917 Briscoe barely used with seat covers spotlight and bumper included. Cars priced below cost for responsible buyers with favorable cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crockett
Apply ‘Ambulance Co
Ave. F
Camp Travis
Attention Auto
Texas Vulcanizing Co
E. Commerce St
Travis
Lone Star VulcanizIng Co
Main Ave
Overland
Mission Auto CO
S. Flores
A. E. Stracke Auto CO
Third St
Paige
Labadie Automobile Co
Standard Motor Sales
Southwestern Distributors
San Antonio
Texas
Dodgs Bros
Navy
California St
Chalmers
Crackett
J. B. Cohran
Kerrville, Tex
FORD
Hudson
Hoetgen Av
Lexington
H. P
Roosevelt Ave
Morrison Auto Shop
N. Plores St
Chevrolet
Losoya
Paramount Double Tread Tire Co
East
Houston St
Musical Goode
Ren't
GNO Music’ CO
W. Commerce St
Ivers & Pond
Steinway
Chickering, Wimball
Vose & Fons
Krell Howard
Starr and
Strauss & Sons
SAN O Music CO
San
South Texas Music Co
Knabe
Kurtzman
Oninger
Kahler Campbell
Winball
Gehr Jsros
Howard
Wilson
SAN Antonio Music CO
3Rd W. Commerce
Victor Phonograph
South Tex Music Co
Ave. C
Sohmer
S. Alamo
Gulbransen
Kohler & Campbell
Behr
W. Commerce
Fiano
Hobart M. Cable
Een Chickering
A. B. Chase
Whitt House
Amerson
Feo
Gilbert
Packard
Ellington
Alamo City Music House
W. Conaerce
Bridge
Orik Co
Wanted ads for second hand goods and services
A crowded mix of old classified items seeks cash buyers for rags, furniture, tools, clothing, shoes, and household goods. Also offers for mobile services like packing, moving, paintwork, paperhanging, lumber, and small business opportunities, with contact numbers and local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Crockett
Travis
Nimose
Jennett
Remington Typewriter
South
Colorado Street
Pastor Foard
Iowa St
Lake Charles
Stanley Newding
South St
Monthey Street
Tennessee Car & Metal Co
L. H. Bradford
G Oliver
William N. Caputo
Houston St. Lewis Book Store
Phone Crockett
Shoenfield Bros
Caonmereepposite Joske’s
Laredo
Tex
Firelss
Ewing
Houston
TOY Ynes
Hatimuny
International
Teetit CO
West 14
New York
Fravig
Pa Dalan
Wilte
Commerc
Cove Commerce St. Yards
Mor
Ave
Allied Cause Gains Favor With Russians
London reports growing sympathy for the Allied cause in Russia after President Wilson's recent declarations. A Moscow state of siege is noted as counterrevolutionary plots surface, with Czecho-Slovak mutiny linked to unrest. Bread shortages dominate as authorities move to seize flour depots and curb speculation amid famine fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russia
Wilson
Petrograd
Daily Express
Novoe Vedomoesti
Times
Moscow
Helsingfors
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Don
Ukraine
Nolshevik
Shy Pon
Secret German Finnish Plot Noted in Times Dispatch
A confidential accord between Germany and Finland allegedly assures a non dynasty rule and Finnish army leadership under German guidance. Reported via the Times from Stockholm, sourced to Social- and Political-Patriots notes. Also includes an assortment of unrelated ad items for plants and builders materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Vinkind
Mlet
Onomirehy
Germain
Times
Stockhelm
Finland Security Talks and Rail Plans Amid German Talks
Ist newspaper Politiken reports that independent Socialists in Germany support not ceding the Aland Islands to Sweden and allow German use of the islands as a naval base. Germany may use Finland as a passage to the Arctic. Finland pledges anti anarchic action and may host a German military force until conditions are met. Two temporary Finnish railways emerge toward Mourmansk and Petvenga Bay as Russia leans toward ceding land. Helsinki notes German control over imports, with licenses needing German approval, signaling tightened Finnish autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ist
Politiken
Germany
Aland Islands
Sweden
Finland
Arctic Ocean
United Press
Moscow
Kem
Mourmansk
Russia
Petvenga Bay
Captain G L Austin Killed Alone in Camp Quarters
Captain George LeRoy Austin of the 43rd Field Artillery was shot and died alone in his Camp Travis quarters on Sunday afternoon. A board of officers investigates whether the death was accidental or deliberate. The 37 year old, a Camp Stanley graduate, had been stationed in Texas. a telegram to his Louisiana father was not delivered by noon Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George LeRoy Austin
Field Artillery
Camp Travis
Camp Stanley
Pickering
Willian Pickering Lumber Company
R. H. Austin
Oakdale
Crypt Austin
Metropolis
Gaming raids arrest twelve charged with gaming
Police vice squads conducted two raids leading to twelve arrests on gaming charges. Youths aged 12 to 18 were seized during a Sunday dice game bust and six men were nabbed Saturday. juveniles were turned over to juvenile officers while others paid fines. Additional arrests for violating the gaming house ordinance and alleged forestated offenses followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunde
Ordimimee
Corporation Court MoneyTing
Two Officers Promoted in 90th Division
Promotion of two officers from the 90th division announced Monday. Lieutenant Colonel William A. Cavanaugh, 59th Infantry, elevated to colonel in the national army and named commander of the 34th. Major E. Sterling, 60th Infantry, promoted to lieutenant colonel and likely to join the depot brigade. Both are Regular Army officers formerly at Fort Sam Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montaug
Coronel
William A.cavanaugh
National Army
Coonel
EE. K. Sterling
Reruhu Army
Fort Sam Houston
Cavanaugh
19Th Infantry
Hort Sam Houston
Sterling
Third Cavalry
Western Union Operators 10 BC On Strike
Western Union Telegraph Company rejects War Board jurisdiction and the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America. Taft and Walsh report mediation ends without agreement. President Konenkamp says a strike will be called by the union. Carlton declines to recognize the union, citing service to government and public. Labor action expected as workers join CTU A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
el Ern Union Telegraph Company
National War Labor Board
Commercial Telegraphers' Union of America
S. L Konenkamp
Western Union
War Board
W. H. Taft
Frank P. Walsh
Newcomb Carlton
Union
Taft
Walsh
Carlton
Kimoployes
United States
C. T. USA
United Star
Tait
National War Board
Taft and Walsh
Invor
Tve
Konenkamp
Telegraphers’ Union
Today's Casualty List Reported by General Pershing
The tally includes many names of fallen and wounded troops across U S locations. LIEUTENANT HARRY F W JOHNSON from South Bethlehem and EDWARD N RISLEY of Massachusetts are listed among killed in action, with numerous others including PRIVATES Eugene Hudson Arthur McCullough Bert Stone and SERGEANT Elijah F Pettis among the wounded or missing in action across states from Massachusetts to Wisconsin and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. W. Johnson
South Bethlehem
Edward N. Risley
March
Massee
Raymond J. Burns
Cam
LAIR
New York City
Eugene C. M'Kibbin
Madison
Doss B. Haas
Naskvlle
Tesole K. Arneson
Brant
B. Pato
Creekside
Dro Casemleno
Boston
ESS
M. Clark
Charlestown
Mass
Cutillo
Lamont
Jows
Abaconda
Theodore Hesse
New Haven
Conn
Los Angeles
Cal
Kley
Buffalo
Lynch
Winchester
Rupp
Webern
Teney
Lafwrente
Mars
A. Woops
Medford
Ewepungs
Eugene Hudson
Perry
Vwlahoma
Arthur M’cullough
Lak
Vasily Medekow
Hard Cord
Charles J. Biddle
Phil- Aueloty
Way ST
Carl G. Brown
Indianapolis
Withtaat
Carbon
Ing. Barolte
AL Apcoy
Ind
Manspield G. Husbands
Indianas
ELD
S. Orndorf
Vincennes
John Winson
Greenfielt
William Hepburn
Prancis D
Bodewic
Shank
Incernes. Inc
Stump
Thom Pox
Olubry
O Williams
Qaitan
EK. Seymour
Row
Dougis
Alt. Coant
Aspeu
Cook
Scar J
Edward
Jersey Chy
J. Ww Ct
J. Dinnern
Revere
KBLAD
Gowrie
Ferris
Wass
J. Finlay
Hickey
Detroit
Mich. Tots
Karrostan
Aars
Sam Vista
Lyndhurst
N. J
Ederick
Mulhern
Roxbury
Chusc Lr
Oniaros
New York
Sasonia
Cannashville
Tenn
Taylora Falls Lanessta
John Todd
New Bedford
Maas
THOMAS F_ ASH
Killstasne
Ireind
Gominick
Er Erle
AL G. Spaghaughen
Farsle
Allan
W. Perraro
Mid
Heton
General court martial to try forty five objectors at Camp Travis
A general court martial will be held at Camp Travis on Thursday to try forty five conscientious objectors who reportedly refuse to obey military orders. Charges have been prepared for forty three cases, with two others likely facing more serious offenses. Most are charged with refusal to wear the army uniform and to drill. The two others may face additional charges for refusing to answer questions and spreading propaganda detrimental to the service. Court personnel have not been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Travis
Telegraphers Prepare National Strike After War Board Verdict
Delegates announced two strikes against Western Union and Postal Telegraph to enforce the War Labor Board ruling. President Gompers urged talks before any action and confound instructions would go to over 200 cities. About 30,000 commercial and 50,000 railroad telegraphers would be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National War Labor Board
Western Union Telegraph Company
Postal Telegraph Company
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Konenkamp
Soldier to Prison for Disloyal Remarks at Camp Travis
Private William Wanke of the 369th Infantry headquarters company at Camp Travis is sentenced to twenty years hard labor at Fort Leavenworth for uttering disloyal remarks. He expressed indifference to who would win the war and refused to go over the top, the heaviest such sentence at Camp Travis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wanke
369Th Infantry
Camp Travis
Wanke
Fort Leavenworth
Germany
United States
Camp Travle
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A.B. Staacke Auto Co
Ave. D
Third St. Crockett
Et Sixy Antonio Auto Parts CO
Beatty Auto
South Flores
Maxfer
Maxfer Truck Agency
Commerce St. Essenkay
River Ave
U. S&s. Vulcanizer CO
S11
N. Pleres St
U. S
San Antonio Motor Car Co
Travis St
Eare
Main Plaza
Levien
Jeffery
Call Crock
S. X. Callahan
Bexar County
WALTHALL_ MOTOR CAR CO
Morgan-Woodward
Mieres
Studebars
Wall
Crocket
Ford Commercial
Universal Car CO
Travis Street
J.C. Ie
S. Gevers St
Service Department
Auto Service Freight—Baggage Official Railroad Distributors
Alamo Furniture CO
Agile Furniture Co
MAX_KAROTEIN
Commerce St
Commerce
Alamo Auction Co
Alamo St. PY
Ring Higginbotham Furniture Co
Avenue B
St. . Crockett
Texas, Furniture Co
North Flores
Brooklyn
Hornberger, Schmitt & Co
Duerler
Plano
St. Mary’s Hulk
Lavalleres
Alamo Jewelry Co
Alamo Plaza
Elgin
Sunset Loan Co
E. Commerce Treet
Ty Moving Pictures
Kodak
S. & M. Film Co
N. Flores
Cure Rock
Monterey St_ Ro
Matn Ave
Neveis Intng
Eecent Sara
Inquire
Sycamera St
Ave. B
Vulcanizing Co
ER Bros
Moore
B. Ashwood
J. Fisher Smith
Ft. Mary's Stavis
West
Cocton
Business Oppe
Rtunities
Concho
San Marcos St
Sai
Ivy
Blanco Nand
Indy
Mr. Herndon
Sterling Realty Co
Army
Alamo St
W. L Eastergrook
Guarantva Wallpaper & Aint Co
Commerer St
Rips Transfer CO
Storlne
Alamo Plaga
Muturcycles
L. H. Pittman
Rogers Riegel
Trudson Bicycles
Extrepairin
Evcuond Hami
Ol Yeles
Market Street
Crockett 18
Cogat
Nethery
Segovia
Fox
Ronda
Syiners
Batercycle Grrage
Argent
Colo
Semanchal
Metronoilian Loanco
E. Jionston
C. Harris
Kampminn
LARY
FLL
Swearingen
Ko Touston
Quick LO Mobiles
SUN Diamonds
Tl oVildas Vroeketh Psu
STICE
Aftica
Ain
SAN Antonio Printing CO
James R. Davis
Amy
Voi Howard
James I Davis
O'Clork
Tirain
Fredericksburg
Bluemel’s
Pleagknton
Chavagneux
W. H Howard
Underwood Typ
Morales Sucot Metal Works
Theo
Haye
Trea
Underwood
Catate of Latner & Lemon
Carter-Mullaly
Sr. Coppard
Swearingen- McCraw Ride
Robert Schuetze
Buffalo Oil and Refining Co
Ckt Ligit
SAL Sommer & Cunningham
Auctiowners
Travia
Brooklyn Ave
Thesday
St of Gonda
AMO
Auction CO
Tomorow
Jhbo
Devine
Som Jingr & Cunningham
Auctionera
Feeret Teouty
Goermany
ELC
Smith Plant
Milano
Nice
W. W. Figh
Rand
Uume
Ring Crockett
Houston Chronicle
Dallas Times-Herald
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
San Antonio Light Tel Paso Herald
Moon
San Mae Tonio Light
Stockholm
G. L. Austin
Liewtennant
Vanessa
Sid Steves & Sons
Com
St. C
War Labor Board
Pershing
War Department
the House OF Security
Scobby Fireproof Storage CO. Storage, Packing & Removals
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